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him right out that Gladys has a sharp
temper, but I though I'd sort o' hint
to him that she might have Inherited
oue."— Washington Star.
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HERE Is nothing very literary
about the average man’s con­
ception of the Cossack. This
formidable individual Is ordi­
narily looked upon as a member of
an elite, redoubtable, savage cavalry,
who are absolutely lnsensihi« to any
such emotion as fear. And, to be
sure, the present war has provided
both ample opportunity for the test­
ing of that fearlessness and proof of
its steadfast refusal to be Intimidated.
The Cossacks h tve faced every mur­
derous resource of the twentieth cen­
tury science with the same courage
that has distinguished them from
their earliest days, writes Dr. I. Gold­
berg in the Boston Transcript.
Their lire, their spirit, their abso­
lute recklessness through Are, water
and steel are those of a military com­
munity which at one time bade fair to
become a nation all Its own. but the
role of a modern, purely warrior state
was left by history for the Prussia of
Frederick the Second.
War. however, endangers literature;
the warrior needs a Homer for his
Iliad. And so. If the Cossacks have
themselves been too busy fighting to
have time for the production of any­
thing but a rude literature, they have,
on the other hand, inspired genuine
works of art in England. France, Rus­
sia, Poland. The laBt-named country
owes very much Indeed to the inspi­
ration of the wild men of the steppes.
The original meaning of the word
“ cossack" is that of free marauder,
brigand, nomad. "The Steppe," says
Gabriel Sarrazin, in his work on the
great romantic poets of Poland, "en­
genders Cossacks.” Here, in the mid­
dle ages was the place of refuge for
•11 manner of criminals, vagabonds,
down upon. Every true Cossack must
bristle with a fierce Independence,
must burn with a passion for war.
And thus In the tale of the Cossack
a* d his sweetheart, when we find Os­
tap ready to thrust aside the sword
for the love of Marlenka, we must
see In his abandonment of the fight
the greatest sacrifice possible to a
Cossack. We come to the marriage
of Ostap and Marlenka. At this mo­
ment a troop of Cossacks Is going by,
within Ostap's hearing. The latter,
despite all vows, seizes his white
steed, jumps on his back and makes
a mad dash across hedges, ditches and
reaches the plain where the Cossack
army is on the march. The war-god
has claimed his own. Day by day
Marlenka watches for the return of
her sweetheart, and at last the army
comes back. But Ostap is no longer
alive. Marlenka takes one look at
the corpse, brought back with full
honors. She smiles sadly, sighs, falls
and expires.
For to Cossacks the war passion is
even stronger than that of love. Most
of the regular Cossacks, Pascal tells
us, form really a celibatory corpora­
tion. Not that this should betoken
any continence on their part. It is
the freedom from domestic ties rather
than any absence of sensuality which
is thus denoted.
So strong is the appetite for drink
that to gratify it a Cossack Is often
led to sell his horse.
And their
horses are really part of their very
selves.
But mere plunder is not for the Cos­
sack. For he has written somewhere:
“ He who desires nothing has nothing.
Let the Tartar be content with simple
pillage. As for the Cossack, he must
CONSUMPTION TAKES
350 PEOPLE DAILY
A Lawful Revenge.
‘ I ’m laying for that motorist that
almost kndeked me down, an d when I
catch him, I ’m going to give him such
a pair of black eyes he can hardly see
out of them.”
“ Aren't you afraid of being arrested
for assaulting him?”
"H ow can I be? Hasn’t the law said
motorists must have their lamps
dimmed?”— Baltimore American.
Over 350 people succumb to coo.
su m p tio n e v e r y d a y in th e U n ite d States,
Science proves that the germs only
thri ve when the system is weakened fro«
colds or sickness, overwork, confininj
duties or when general weakness exists.
The best physicians point out that
during changing seasons the blood should
be made rich aud pure and active by tak­
ing Scott’ s Emulsion after meals. Thecod
liver oil in Scott's Emulsion warms the
b o d y by enriching the blood; it peculiarly
strengthens the lungs and throat, while it
upbuilds the resistive forces of the body
to avoid colds and prevent consumption.
If you work indoors, tire easily, feel
languid or nervous, Scott’ s Emulsion is the
most strengthening food-medicine known.
It is totally free from alcohol or anj
stupefying drug. Avoid substitutes.
Acts as a Shield.
“ I don’t like to have my husband
prop up a newspaper at the breakfast
table. Do you?”
“ Oh. I don’t know. It keeps the
grapefruit from spattering as far as it
otherwise m ight”— Louisville Courier-
Journal.
Incredible.
"N ero fiddled while Rome burned."
*T don’t believe it,” replied the man
who likes to disagree. “ No violinist ( l*-4i
with Nero’s political pull would have j
permitted a pyrotechnic display to go
on as a rival performance.”— Washing-:
ton Star.
Useless Question.
“ Would your wife vote for you as a
candidate for office?”
“ I don’t think there’s any use of my j
bothering my head about that,” re­
plied Mr. Meekton. “ I don’t believe
Henrietta would let me run in the
first place.” — Washington Star.
Her Jewels.
Mrs. Subbubs—I wonder where lit­
tle W illie and David are? Did you
see anything of my jewels as you
came along, Mr. Nexdore?
Nexdore— Yes. I did, ma’am. Your
jewels are in soak. 1 saw them swim­
ming in the river.— Boston Transcript.
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“ Do you approve of preparedness?”
“ Yes,” replied Senator Sorghum. “ I
haven't got the encouragement I'd like
for preparedness for war. But nobody
can ever say that I wasn’t prepared !
for an argument.”— Washington Star.
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Wifehood Her Aim.
Next Door.
First Girl Student— Are you going
“ How’s your marksmanship?” asked
to try for an M. A. next?
Second Girl Student— No; I ’m going the bandit chief.
"Improving,” replied the trusty lieu­
to try for an M. R. S.— Boston Tran­
tenant. “ I tried out a man this morn­
script.
ing in a shooting-across-the-border
test.”
“ Did he hit his mark?”
T R Y THIS EASY W A Y
"No. But he came close. He aimed
T O CLEAR Y O U R SKIN
at New Mexico and hit Arizona.” - »
Washington Star.
W IT H
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Bathe your face for several minutes
His Device.
working the creamy lather Into the
“ Hullo, Tom!
W hat’s this I hear
skin gently with the finger-tips. Then
about your having some labor-saving
wash off with more Resinol Soap and device?”
warm water, finishing with a dash of
" I t ’s true, all right. I ’m going to
clear cold water to close the pores.
marry an heiress.” — Boston Tran,
Do this once or twice a day, and you script.
will be astonished how quickly the
l.ealing, antiseptic Resinol medication
Touching the Doctor.
soothes and cleanses the pores, re­
"Oh,
doctor,
I feel funny in side!”
moves pimples and blackheads, and
“ What have you been eating?”
leaves the complexioiLclear, fresh and
“ That’s just the trouble, doctor. I
velvety. In severe cases a little Res­
inol Ointment should also be used. I ain’t had nothing to eat for a week.
Resinol Soap is sold by all druggists, j Can you spare a copper?”— Firefly.
Three in One.
“ Now this typewriter is equipped
with ail the summer attachments.”
"Summer attachments?"
“ A small mirror, a miniature clock
apd a thermometer; everything a girl
has to consult frequently."— Louisville
Courier-Journal.
n a v e H e a lth j , S tro n g, B e a u tifu l K j e i
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Helpful Suggestions.
“ My bruin Is on fire,” tragically ex­
claimed Johnson as he threw himself
COS S A C K S OF THE D O N
down upon the sofa and held his head
“ Why don't you blow It out?” ah
sent mlndedly asked his roommate — refugees and fugitives, who banded to­ astonish the world. If there were a
Lehigh Burr.
gether Into a confederation.
ladder to heaven Itself, or a staircase
Capable Crying.
Peace at Any Price.
Cossaak life and that of Poland have to hell, the Cossack would find his
" I hear that beautiful actress wept
Strong on Figures.
“ Do you let your wife have her own
tlma and again Interpenetrated, now way thither and revel in his con­ copiously at the proper places during
way?”
“ How Is the new bookkeeper on fig' in combat against each other, now quests!”
her trial.”
tires?”
"Certainly, and most of mine.” — Cow
“
Cry?
She
made
the
official
court
Sorcerers
and
Superstitions.
“ Always runs to the window when a Joined side by side In a fight against
There was among the Cossacks no crier look like a rank amateur.”— ton Transcript.
a
common
enemy.
The
attack
of
good one goes by.”— Louisville Cour­
Louisville Courier-Journal.
Uohdan Chmlelntek (1618-1657) is the constitution or legislative body for
ier-Journal.
Had Part of It Already.
the
steppe.
Custom
was
the
only
subject of Sienkies'lcz's widely-read
Shake Into Tour Shoe«
"Ol, O i!” chortled Casey. ” an’ did
Mild Way of Saying “ You L ie !”
novel. “ By Fire and Sword.”
The guide. A conference usually elected Alton's Foot-Ease, a powder for the feet. It cures Maloney give yez th’ black oye?”
swollen, smarting, sweating feet. Maktw
Hobbs (telling • tall story)— I as Coasacka of the Don gave Russia no the chief. They are firm believers In painful,
He did not.” retorted Murphy with
new ahoee easy. Sold by all Druggists and Shoe
sure you. old mtn, If I hadn't seen it little trouble. Under the leadership magic and sorcery, and not even the Stores. Don’t accept any substitute. Sample dignity, “ be gave me .only th’ black.
myself l wouldn't believe It.
of Christianity
has F R E E . Address A S. Olmsted Le Roy. N. Y.
Ol hod th’ oye ahl th Time.” —Medley.
of Stenka Razine, who promised free­ introduction
Dobbs—Then you’ll understand why dom to all who would follow hl% wholly succeeded in stamping out su­
Unlimited
Quantities.
I don't.— Boston Transcript.
standard, the Cossacks rallied faith­ perstition. In Ctajkowski’s Cossack
“ Did Mother Eve really dress in
fully to battle. As with all such fig- tales there Is a characteristic scene leaves?"
Natural Effect.
where
a
witch
Is
visited
for
informa­
"So we are told, my child.”
“ I wish, ma. you wouldn't call me drea, legends have grown up around
Raxlne, one of which lnlputes to him tion. We find her with her associ­
your lamb before people.” “' * ,
"W hat a lot of old clothes she must
“ Why not. W illie?’”
a felt cap which rendered him invis­ ates, Maruska the cat, and a rooster. have had to give away In the fa ll!” —
“ Because It makes me feel so sheep ible. .He -was finally captured In 1671. Fire and wax complete the magic out­ Louisville Courier-Journal.
Ish.’’— Baltimore American
dying i > y torture without so much fit. She lights a fire in the cave and
Their Utility.
calls the cat forward. Maruska makes
as a murmur.
Seems Probable. * *
" I f everything has a use. what are
a circle around the fire, all the time
'F
o
r
a
long
time
the
death
o
ft
the
"There Is still said to be shortage In
Idiots good for?”
Good
famous leader was doubted, and le­ mewing softly. The witch then melts
dyestuffs for ladles' hosiery ”
“ Well, If it wasn’t for Idiots, there
her
yellow
wax
and
places
the
ques­
gend has It that he pade various ap­
“ Utn. Another white Christmas
wouldn’t be anybody to look for gas
1 « « 1 WMJ9 • h e a l t h y to « ,
Louisville Courier Journal
pearances, now among Russian sall- tioner In the magic circle described leaks with a lighted candle or to rock
Nin« cow« in t«n can ha b*»tl»
healthy
and profitabl# If tb«
by
the
cat.
Strange
letters
are
writ­
ors. among Persian prisoners and on
boats.” — Baltimore American.
first Iitpi of reduced m ilk ftakJ 1 «
fveognlzed aa a dancer ai?nai
the Caspian sea. He Is here repre­ ten down, followed by a good deal of
Boeheowa ran o*o*My hr toned np b f th r M e of
Of Course. There Were.
sented as a white-haired old man. hocus-pocus, and while the rooster
how Kure. th# srreat row mediein# U«ed for
*weotl
Jr**r* f°c tw car« and prevention o f Abo«*
crows
and
the
cat
slinks
into
a
cor­
"Pop. in the days when people used
One hundred years later It was be­
ftlon, Barrwnnesa Milk ^ r e e , S tflu rin f, U fif
A ppetite. Bunrhee and R etained A fterb irth .
ner. the witch pronounces a terrible to fall down and worship the sun—"
lieved
that
Pougatcheff,
who
then
S t o — fu I H a i t
Sold b? dru*in?tF and feed dealer« la
“ W ell, my boy?"
played a role similar to that of Ra­ horoscope of love, blood and damna­
SOc and tl package*
K « h i ««tire
"W
ere
there
a
lot
of
heat
prostra
tion.
tine. was really an incarnation of the
| Dairy Association Co.
fita
l !»#rH
The steppe is the symbol o f silence, tions?"— Baltimore American.
«I renH«rii«a cu r« «H
Lvndocviiidg
adventurous bandit and good fellow.
kind» Af
V l
of dreams and melancholy. The Cot-
man « ihí «mmeii w»lS
That’*
Different.
Soldiers First of All.
sacks have their type of lyric effu
(Mit operai, n u«»*1
h— Ihr tt-ondcrful
Feltcien Pascal, writing in on* of sion, Which repregunte, as Chojeckl I "It doesn't pay to argue with your i
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O ír —
kob«
r,«ot«
wife ”
the leading European magazines of has' writfen, "bitter voluptuousness of
bu d. and ,.^ M ,h «re . . W h . r . ,,n w «u «n n»
" I never get a chance to, but she
lì*
• » IhH M u n to.
the Cossacks and their effects upon suffering Intoxicated with itself." But sometimes argues with me."
the literature of the surrounding na­ •hit Is true, concludes Pascal, only of
TW C Cff W* Cktarse Medios? Cs. tions, points out thatf4> the novel of the more Intimate songs. For their
the Pole Michael Ciajkowski. entitled, warrior ballads reveal the true Cos-
M tH A rei Si Portland Ore.
M en th » Pa«—
“The Zaporog s Sweetheart.” the life sack. with their wild pulsation of the
of tho ('«attack and the Ideals for Joy o f combat, and their ardent pas­
which he lives finds one of Ue most sion for the life of strife.
■nd D istem p er, an d a t th s fir s t s ym p to m
P . N. U.
effective and realtatlc settings.
No. 3. 1910
This In a way la a farewell appre­
ailm en t. t i v s sm all doses o f that w ood erfu
rem
edy,
now
the
most
used In exlsten c#
First of all, as one by this time may ciation of the Cusack, for the pren­
S P O M N S D IS T E M P E R C O M P O U N D
eeaUy guess, the Coeeeck is a soldier. ant war has demonstrated the com­
W “ ” * * * * * « * » «dvaetl—
M a s SM». 1
* b o , , l,: M »n d |1S lb s doxen. o f a n y drug
For battle he Is born, and In battle he parative uaeleeaness o f cavalry, and
w arn
_______ ' j
gist, harness dealer, or d eliv ered by
finds hts most glorious death. T o la­ the Coesack soldier la above all thing«
_
S P O M N M E D IC A L C O .
Chem ists and B actsrin loaiata. Gob isn, ind.. U. S. A .
bor la a ealessltv. and work to looked « cavalryman
A
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