Newberg graphic., November 25, 1909, Image 6

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de tn a atau of Vlllalnyr “
The boldneaa of the U)ta i
radicalneaa of hla philosophy
and
fascina lad tbs Inaap
youth. This wad what tbs adì
unscrupulous Instructor aspect
ha determined to pursue hid ad
By C H A R L E S
S ií í ¿ i j n
FREDERIO
C H APTE R VI.— (Continned.)
Hs did not dare communicate this
■ S tory «eon to hla slater; for If she
knew nothing hs feared to poison her
existence by telling her, and If she
knew all he had not the courage to
listen to the sequel. Perhaps no other
experience In life produces a mors pro­
found shock than a discovery like that
upon which David had so suddenly
stumbled. It leads to despair er to
melanoholy, and many a life of high­
est promise has been suddenly wreck­
ed by I t While hs brooded over this
mystery the days slipped past the
jh young mystic almost unnoted: hs wan­
dered about the farm, passing from
oaa Ot of ahotiaotloa Into another, do­
Q088
wns aa aid tngrala carpet full of
patches and spattered with Ink stains.
‘ A blue-bottle fty w hined and butted
his head against the walla and
through the open casement hummed
the traffic of the busy U ttlofow n ..
Nothing could have been more ex­
pressive of triumph and delight than
the face of the quack. Whenever his
feelings wars particularly bland and
expansion ha bad a way of taking the
ends of his enormous moustache end
twirling them between his spatulate
thumbs and Angora. Hs did this now,
and twisted them until the coarse hairs
couM be beard grating against each
other.
“ Well, w all!" hs said, "so you could
not resist the temptationT Ha! ha!
corruption of his pupil In a single
son; and so hs con tinned:
“Oot to llva my son!
Bdf-l
prsssrvatton Is the first law, em
ws must Imitate the rest M the 1
brute creation, and live off o f t
other! The bl* oses must f W ]
the little and thd etron* u p o a j
weak. ‘Every matt for himself!*
my religion."
"You may be right,* said W t n ffi
I cannot say that I take to It ktx
I do not ass Mow a man can prat
this cruelty and Injustiee without;!
faring."
1
"Suffering!
Idea at suffering
greatly exaggerated. Ever watg
t-t-toad that was being awalloWaf
s snake 7 Iook| as If hs posltt
enjoyed I t It's his mission. Bon
be eaten! I f there was as much,!
in the world as p-p-people say, do
think anybody could endure It!, ]
the d-d-door always openT Caa
man quit when hs wants tot Sul
lag! Pshaw! DO I look ag If I
fared T Does Papeete look as U
Buffered? And yet she b-b-kamhos
FOR
ALL THROAT and LUNG
O ld FavorkeM
"Bight you are. But w hs
brought you round 7 You were
as a ramrod when I left you."
"Sure enough!" cried the doctor,
springing to his feet. "The Q-Q-Qua-
ker has knocked everything out o f my
head. Come on!"
Hs rose and began bustling Snout
the room. When Pepee ta glanced up
from her work she saw tn DavtdO'gye
a grateful appreciation of her courtesy
and . tact, and his look filled her, with
s new happiness.
The disgust awakened in the Qua­
ker's mind by the coarseness of the
quack was mors, than offset by the
beuaty and grace of the gypsy. When
hs looked at her, when he was Sven
conscious of her presence, be felt a
happiness which compensated far all
that hs had suffered or lost Hs did
not stop to ask what Its nature wan.
The absinths consumption of Prance
la increasing.
I a Honduras even the meanest
houses are built ot mahogany.
Corn la our gras test crop, that ot
1908 being valued at 11,816,000.000.
Nine days’ sickness par annum la
the average for the human Ming.
The highest track-laying record on
the Western Pacific railway la 7,800
feet a day.
It has bean estimated that rats In
England do damage to the extent of
87S.OM.OOO annually.
The figures of the London police
courts show a vary decided Increase
during recent years In strlous crime.
The salmon output of Alaeka.equals
the combined catch of British Colum­
bia. the United Stales proper and
Japan.
Shuffle-Shoon and Amhsr-Lockg
Sit together, building Mocks;
ShuflUe-Shoon la old and gray—
Amber-Locks a little child,
>
But together at that play
Age and youth are reconciled.
And with sympathetic glee
Build tbdlr castles fair to seel
"Whan I grow to be a man” —
So the w s* one’s prattle ran—
1 shall build a castle—so.
With s gateway broad and grand.
Hers a pretty vine shall grow.
There a soldier guard shall stand
And the tower shall be so high
Polka will wonder by-and-by I”
Shuffle-Shoon quoth: "Yes, I kw
Thus I bullded. long ago!
Hare a gats and there a wall.
Hers a window, there a door;
Hers a steeple, wondrous tall,
Rlaeth ever mors and more;
But the years have leveled low
Whet I bullded. long a go!"
“Do ns you piense. An I ask Is a
chance to put my foot upon the first
round o f the ladder and If I do not get
to the top, I shall not hold you respon­
sible," David replied, dropptag the
"these" of hi* Quaker Ufa, In his de­
termination to divest himself o f all Its
customs aa rapidly aa hs could.
"H I! bl! There's firs In the flint!
Good thing. You tàhe ms on the right
elds, D-D-Davy. I'll do the square
thing by you—see If I d-d-don t. Let’s
have a drink. 9 Bring the bottle, Pe
cal formation. Like the old monks In
their cells, ha was deliberately trying
to srass from the parchment of his
soul all that had been previously writ-
ten. in order that hè might begin »
new' Ilfs history.
(T o be continued.)
She went to the mantel and return-Í
sd with a flask and two glasses. The
qsack filled them both and ptsssd one
to David. It waa the first time In his
life that hs bad ever even smelt an
Intoxicant. Hs recoiled a little; but
having committed himself to his new
life, hs determined to aecep* all that time It Vai when he snw the man run
K Involved. Hs lifted the fiery potion
over the dog. The conversation Is re­
way to the hotel, conscious only o f kin to his D m and drank.
"Hot, Is I t my eon 7" cried the doe- ported by a writer In Lipplncotf**
move upon the face o f the woman tor, laughing uproariously at hla wry Magazine.
"Ms no sake,” replied the witness.
ek ssi knag« waa so Indelibly im prese" feos. "You Quaker* drink too much
"I my," repeated the Judge, “What
time was It whan you sow this man
run over the dog?”
"Ms no sabs," repeated John, ^ f l ­
ing blankly.
'
"W s shall have to have an Inter­
preter,” commented his honor, as ho
realized that tbs witness did not un­
derstand English; and accord Indy
another Chinaman was haled Into
court to act as interpreter. “Ask the
witness," commanded the Judge.“when
ha n r thte man nm over the dog.”
The Interpreter turned to his fellow
countryman and said. "W s chuog la.
bo mo ehoo lung wow, who ms no
chow shoo, loo knew no-loo blng gong
ton« ylt boa
Bo they gossip at their play,
Hesdleaa o f the nesting day.
One speaks of that Long-Ago
Where his dead hopea burled Us;
One with chubby cheeks sglow.
Prattleth of the By-and-By.'
Side by side, twin castles grow—
By-and-By and Long-Ago!
Long-Ago and By-and-By—
Ah. what years atwsan them Hal
Y e t O grands!re, gaunt and gray,
By what grace art thou beguiled
That thou sharast tn the play
Of that llttlo lisping child?
Children both, they build their blocks-«
Shuffle-Shoon and Amber-Locks.
—Eugene field.
I'm a f t l v r l a .
I'm a pilgrim and I’m a stranger;
I can tarry, I min tarry but a night
De not detain rfie. for I am going *
To whore the streamlets are ever flow­
ing.
I'm a pilgrim, etc.
Hoetho, a Chinese physician, who
lived tfl E m third eeatury, gave hla
There Is no sorrow or any sighing.
replied. Or any sinning or any dying.
To which the witness
"Wong M b kw. wo boo, wing chon«
tan« yue lee. kin slug, cboy yoke eogy
Xing long ding wah, sling suey way
nan ytek ling toy Mug cosy bow tone,
po tong pe goo bang mow klm quong
yuen loo chew yo ben ten«."
The Interpreter then tamed to the
Judge and said, "Him say “two
o'clock.*”
* ’
The greatest cotton crop In the
United States was that of 1908, whlfch.
on the farm, waa valued at 8722.M0.-
000 .
Irvins King, of Qrovototrn. Oa„ has
a turkey gobbler sitting on about five
dozen eggs, three dotan of which ire
guinea eggs.
Cats ere subject to I form Of influ­
enza which 1« communicable to human
beings, and they can catchlt from maa
Just aa readily.
'• •
.
Cigar boasa of glam are coming
mors and mere Into nan They are
cheaper than the wooden boxes and
keep the cigars fresh a longer time
Of the eighty-eight millions of popu­
lation of the United States, one-third,
speaking In round numbers, are found
In the thirteen original States.
The amqunt of Mast fornaee gaa
power loet each year approximates
2.000,000 horse pdwer, although this la
being reduced by the Installation sf
gaa englass to utilise the power.
During the fall and winter saaoon
of IdOfl-M, which ended March 21. 821
persons perished by shipwreck and
eighty-nine vessels met with disaster
off the New England and British North
American coasts.
T n o pilgrim, etc.
K e e fla s the Bey ea the Worm.
"Well," answered Bill,'Judicially, “I
gneqa the R. P. D. waa the straw that
showed which way my wind was to
blow, and It Mow me toward the farm
because I found out I could make
money here. As soon as a mail-box
A t the Beaeh.
waa put la father subscribed for a
“Could yon love mo, and mo alonof* daffy paper, and when we began get-
“Why, whet a foolish quest tan. tin« the market quotations ovary day
Jack."
“Pardon my doubts”
"Could I levs yon alone!
Aranft found wd were making a lot more
you the only man he re ?”— Washing!«» money that way.
“It was queer how that newspaper
seemed to whet our appetites for A mts
reading nutter. Pretty soon we Join­
ed a magazine club with nine of the
neighbors Wo paid n dollar a year,
and every week we’d got fonr recent
magazines, read them, and pass them
on down the line- You've no Idea the
good It did no!"
"It wasn't long before we organised
a neighborhood lyeeum. Once a fort­
night we’d gst together at a mem­
ber's hones. One. of the men would
rsdd'd pope» * • agriculture, or one cf
tie ladies o* domestic science; then
thefe’d be some music or elocution by
members, and the evening would end
with d spread and a dance. After a
white wo got to inviting down profes­
sors from the agricultural college, at
Minneapolis, to give ns talks on mod­
ern, scientific farming."—Robert Hav
Union time ball.
A steeplejack painting a flagpole.
A sign painter lettering a window.
Two draymen cussing each other.
An automobile with a punctured
Urn.
A masked woman In a aha« win­
dow showing off a massage instru­
ment.
A Turk rolling cigarettes In a cigar
store.
A shipment of silver bnlHon arriv­
ing at ttte Sob-Treasury.
Aa ambulance stopping anywhere.
The arrest of a pushcart maa
A cat np a tree.
An awl. a woodpecker or bluebird
In City Hall Park.
A trolley car with a burned-out fuss.
A broken down wagon.
Bmcdce coming from a subway en­
trance.
Any argument. If the disputants
.stand still.
Some on asking. -Is ho lo r t r
A suffragette a n t i wagon.
Two dogs arranging the prelimi­
naries of k light
A mouse that has loot Its way.
Hoisting a oafs Into a skyscraper.
Ducklings fresh from an Incubator
m view.
A baseball bulletin.
Anybody standing still sad looking
intently «st the sky for flvs connect-
ttvs minutes.
by they wore rendered insensible dur­
ing surgical operations. The soporific
effects of mahdrake art mentioned by
Shakespeare.
There will shortly bo opened in
•witaerland the Wieeer viaduct, on the
route from Davos to Pilleur. It Is
entirely constructed of stone, at a
height of 90 motors, or 292)4 toot, and
has a eta irai arch of M motors and
six othsrs each of 20 meters, ths en-
tlrs length of the bridge being 178
meters. It ta, according to a Paris
contemporary, ths mdst beautiful
bridge in tbs world.
Ths extension of prohibition through­
out the United fitsteh has ernes* a
largely Increased demand for "soda
pop," da Indicated by tb* great demand
for bottles. Two big factories at the
working since last fall, night and
day, manufacturing soda pop bottles
Tbs prohibition wave has alco canned
a big Increase tie order* for ail kinds
of targe bottles
A minor drawback connected with
the nee of the electric flatiron has
been found to bo In the fact that the
temperature varied considerably ga It
was pfimsd from one piece et work
tb another containing more Or lees
molstnrs This ban now been ever-
trol by which the temperature is main­
tained at one point within a fraotlon
of a degres Wbdfi tbs flatiron Is In
osa a larga amount of correct Is per­
mitted to pas* through «he heating
coffa hot whenever the beat rise« un­
duly S switch automatically introduces
the reátatenos necessary to ent down
the so r*om/