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THE NKWB D
ALPINE GUIDES.
SURPRISED THE CAPTIVE
An Incident T hat A rou se Varied E m -
Bens All Around.
In bis "UeifiinlK, e in W Genei’al Basil
W. Duke wf the t ourt-derate army istli
of an lucideut be
wltueuMed just
Just after
te witueMMed
the close of the war:
“One morulug about 9 o’clock 1 was
sitting on the platform of a station
waiting for my train when my atten
tion was attracted to a squad of Fed
eral soldiers wbo bad evidently been
on gourd during tbe night, bat.w ere
now getting tbelr breakfast They
were well supplied with radons and
seemed in high spirits. <
“Juut then I caught eight of s lank,
hungry looking fellow wbo was unmis
takably an ez-Confederate. He wore
a nigged, faded gray Jacket with tbe
buttons cut off, a pair of most dilap
idated blue trousers and an old canvas
haversack, as empty aa extra-sidereal
space, bung around hie neck. If be
bad eaten a square meal within six
mouths hp pen ranees were deceitful.
He was partially bidden behind a cot
ton bale, whence be watched tbe Tan-
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PROOF POSITIVE
N W asn't So Positive, Though, When
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Another Taft Was Tried.
W -rk
,n R#ok W#rk*
Young Mr-. Sydney was a great
Some of th e A lpine guides are
experts in ¿lim bing. T here are S friend of lb . Careful, and she did
num ber who are noted for their not hesitate •'<> mil him up on the
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skill io what the Alpinist calls 'telephone •
-lie needed advice.
“snow and ice work.” That means
“ I)octo.
demanded " one
going up a peak which has so many morning, ' -i -ufe for my Rachel
snow fields and glaciers that its to play win »-io Crockett children
•ides and summits may be nearly yet? None <»f them has ever had
whooping codgli, and I wouldn’t
covered with them.
The glacier guide can tell yon aU huve little I’aul take it for tbe
about “ cornices” — snow mass«s {world.”
How long has Rachel had*it?”
which project from the edge of
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precipices and overhang the valley asked the doctor. * •
closely and you will understand
“ Nearly seven weeks,” said Mrs.
beneath like the roof of a house.
why we can truthfully claim
Experience has told him whether a Sydney/ “She doesn’t whoop a par-
superiority for i t The smooth
icle,
I . Lut
. still”—
cornice cun he crossed, safely or tie
straight grain, the absence of
“ Proof positive th at ¿lie’s all over
whether it nmy break off if one Ven
large knots, the thorough seas
tures upon it. He ia also an ex» it,” broke in the doctor hastily. “I
oning all show the experienced
pert with the ice ax carried in his should say it was all right' to let her
the economy of using our stuff.
belt, cutting footholds in the glit play with the other children.”
Follow their example and profit
tering w’alla that may rise fifty or a ' “Thank you,” chirped Mrs. Syd
as they do by being customers
hundred feet above your head. ney, but she bung up tbe receiver
of ours-
Those ice precipices are frequently. Witli a meditative air and shook her
M . H . P IN N E Y
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£ £ £ ? £ !
. t tl,. h ..d . of
o. glaciers,
glacier*. jheiul when Rachel teased her to go
i
which,
as
the
schoolboy
knows,
are ¿peer to the Crocketts'. “No, you
3 0 « N. Main St.
N «w M r|, O r« . fence
are to stay in your own yard this
merely
rivers
of
frozen
water
slow
“About the time 1 sew him the
You can't play with
‘Tanks’ also caught sight of him. They ly moving down tbs face of a moan- morning.
held a short consultation: then one of tain on account of the force of Marjorie until mother gives you
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them sprang up, started toward him gravity and the great pressure of permission.”
and shouted out:
An hour or two later she went
the ice masses which. form their
“ ‘Hello, reb! Come this way; ere source on the upper part of the again to the telephone. “I wouldn’t
want your
have Baby Crockett catch whoop
slope.
“For some reason—perhaps because
Other guides make a specialty of ing cough for anything,” she said
1 was sick and peer lab—I conceived
“rock work,” conducting persons up to herself, and she called np Dr.
the Idea that they wanted to arrest
Careful again. “Oh, Dr. Carefnl,
him. sod ray blood boiled with indig peaks which may be only partly
has added a
could you tell Mrs. Carefnl that
covered
with
snow
and
ice,
bat
hav
nation a t so totally an unprovoked act
Rachel and I aril! drop in for a few
ing
sides
of
bare
rock
so
steep
that
of oppression.
Rachel
“The ‘Johnnie* evidently entertained in places the cliffs may be almost minutes this afternoon?
is
very
anxious
to
show
her
big
doll
straight
np
and
down.
Here
it
the
same
opinion,
for
be
began
a
rather
to their equipment which
rapid retrea t A fresh summons, how would seem that one must be aa to your Edith.”
enables them to handle long
ever. re-enforced by s volley of threats. spry and as sure footed as tbe I “ Very well,” responded the doc
distance work with dispatch
Induced him to turn and approach the chamois—the rare goat that lives tor, without any visible show of
party, with an attempted dignity of np amid the Alps.
Picnic Parties a Specialty
enthusiasm.
demeanor that was ludicrous compared
jjr “ Thank you ever so much,” said
While
tlie
crevagae
and
other
dan-
Office phone
Black 100
with bis hasty retrograde movement
ts of the snow and ice fields may Mrs. Sydney politely. *T11 wait a
Residence phone (Red 79
“When be reached the spot where
Residence phone (Red 139
absent, the mountain may be so few minutes before I let Rachel
the ‘grub* was the Yanks seised him.
abrupt
that the climber must ascend nut,” she decided. “1 shouldn’t be
mads him alt down and began to ex
hundreds
of feet, pulling himself exactly surprised if tbe doctor
ert themselves to appease bis manifest
hunger. I have known some extraordi up with arms aiding bis legs, while changed bis mind.”
W. W. Hollingsworth A Son nary feeders, hot I honestly believe 1 often tbe guide hauls him to tbe /s-Then her telephone rang. “Mrs.
Funeral Directors & Embaimos have never seen any other two men top of the most difficult slopes by Sydney,” said a very polite voice,
sa t as much as that fellow did. He main strength.—St. Nicholas.
“perhaps it would be wiser to wait
Calls Answered Day or Night
kept a t It steadily for not less than an
until next Saturday before Edith
Lady A ssistants. No ex tra charge
T e a s o a Panaooa.
and Rachel have their little visit
Office, W hite 25
Res. Black 94 hour, while the Tanks aided and en
couraged him to tbs utm ost He drank
In its early days in England a There’s do doubt in my mind that
Newberg.
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six tin cupfuls of coffee He 'awelled wide range of curative virtues was Rachel is all over it, still, it’s al
visibly, and I wondered liow hie frail
claimed for tea. In the Merrurius ways wise to take precautions, and
garments stood the tension
“When a t length he finished bis cap- Politicu« of Sept. 30, 1658, appears Editti ia so very susceptible that
tors crammed bis weatherbeaten old a marvelous advertisement eitollin; perhaps”—
; “ We’ll make it next Saturday,”
haversack fall of bard tack and' bacon the virtue» of “th at excellent a;
by all physicians approved China said Mrs. Sydney good naturediy.
.And sent him on bis way rejoicing.
U N O t S NEW MfNAfeKMCNT
“It Is scarcely necessary to say that drink called tcha and tay alias tee.” Then she turned to her 9mall daugh
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t a p t service. Leove order, s t yard or
Tery in m e r i t to the to- And there is in the British museum ter
a broad sheet issued by the founder
“ By next Saturday, dear, it will
st Zomwait’s Peed Store, First sod Main
during It* progress "
of Garraway’a in which its “ particu be perfectly safe for you to play
PHONE BLUE 191
lar virtues’* are displayed at length. witlj tbe Crocketts.”—Y oath’s Com
Qffllery* Verdict.
E. P. HAMILTON, Pro». In tbe The
old days the proprietor of a Among many other things, it “ help- panion.
music bail always used to walk up eth the headache, removeth tbe ob
Not Bo Groat, Aftor All.
and down the center gangway during structions of the spleen, cleareth
Sir Robert Ball, the famous
tbe performances end restrain the ex the sight and purifieth adult hu
uberance of his patrons. One night a mors and a hot liver. It prevent» li-li astronomer, used to tell a litl
lady singer began e doleful belled In and cur|S agues, surfeits ana fevers, .-tory of an experience that he had
a still more doleful voice, and a t once prevents consumptions, is good fo when he was at the Dunsink observ
received “tbe bird” from tbe gallery. colds, dropsies and scurvies and wx- atory. A farmer came to him one
“That’ll do. boys.” said tbe proprietor. pelletb infection.” No wonder that doy and ariced if he might look at
“Order, please! Give the artiste a it “ hath been- sold for £10 the the mooq through the telescope.
chance.” But when the performance
“Surely you can,” said Ball.
was finlahld be took off bis hat, bowed pound weight.” — Westminster Ga
“Come round tonight, and 1 shall be
to tbe gallery and remarked, “1 beg zette.
very happy to let you see it through
pardon, you were quite rig h t“—Ton-
the telescope.”
Circulation of tho Blood.
duo Express.
“Can’t 1 see it now?” asked the
The circulation of tbe blood
Life.
through tbe lungs was known to fiirmer, surprised.
In certain of Us essential respects, • Seretua, a Spanish phvaician, in
“1 am sorry th at you cannot,”
madhouse; in others, a pageant: In still 1553. Cesalpinua published an ac said the astronomer. “ You will
others, a commonplace succession of
have to wait until night.”
hqmdrum incidents. At times you ora count of the general circulation, of
“Huh! Then your old telescope
which
be
had
some
confused
ideas,
quite sure It Is aU a gray monotony:
ia
Dot so great a thing aa 1 thought
and
his
treatise
was
later
on
added
again it begins to arise and spread It
self like an Arabian night And tbs to by others in 1569. The great it was!” cried the man, relieved
unexpected breaks loose—e series of Sarpi of Venice discovered the from his illusion. “ 1 can see the
strange encounters, flashes of vivid valves, which serve for tbe circula moon at night without it.”
color, bright eager personalities Jos tion, but there ia no doubt that the
Boo E c o n o m ic s .
tling and strutting in excess of vitality. real honor of the positive discovery
The
organization
of bee life is a
-H a rp e r’s Weekly.
of the circulation of the blood be
fascinating
study.
Tbe
workers in
longs to William Harvey, between
Hate end the
a
beehive
may
be
divided
into (1)
1619 and 1628. H ie ideas of the
A woman can- take i dime to the
liHrvesters, who bring in honey and
ancients
were
too
confused
to
be
liver counter of tbe butcher's stoop and
pollen from flowers, wax from buds
strike a better bargain then a man called a discovery or even a theory.
of
pines and poplars, water to mix
could make; but a man can waar a
with
pollen and honey to make the
No other os goo
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u
n
d
e
rstru
c
k
.
two dollar hat till It turns groan, while
pasty
food for the larvae; (2) scav
a
woman
can
wear
a
twenty-five
dollar
A
terrific
thunderstorm
was
rag
Ttis How Horn Sowing L'tctloi Coiptry.
one only till her friends know it by ing, and Mrs. Simmons promptly engers, who in early morning carry
ORANGE. MASS.
sight.—Louisville Courier-Journal.
shut herself in a closet until it out debris, including dead, sick or
injured workers; (3) ventilators,
ceased.
A F av o r «ho W on't A sk.
who stand erect and keep their
“Mercy,”
she
exclaimed
after
t “Aunt Clara.“ said four-year-old
winga
in continual movement in or
ward,
i>ut
that
was
an
awful
Flossie. “I went to ask a favor of you.“
der to ventilate the hive; (4)
“SchooUac la yo sta afcoaM iavartably bs
storm
1
The
thunder
frightened
“Well,
what
Is
I
t
dear?"
asked
her
directed to prepare s person lo U » bsst wsy
guards, who defend the hive from
me terribly I”
Air tbe best perm anent occupation N r which a u n t
b e Is c o p n b i« .—President C. w7 «Hoc
“When I grow up,“ continued the Ut-
“Pooh!” remarked Mr. Simmons. wasps, robber bees and other ene
t l f mies, “will you lend me one of your “Thunder can’t hurt you.”
mies.
»
This Is the Mission of the
long skirts until 1 can have mine let
“IndeedI
Can’t
it?
Didn’t
yon
down f —Chicago N<
A S tr o n g H in t.
ever hear of a person being thun
They
had
met for the first time
derstruck ?”—National Monthly.
Forty-sixth School Year Opeai
How to Toll.
sine«,their
school
days and were
“How can yon toll when a woman la
5 E P T E H B E R 1 8 t h , 1 9 1 4 only
telling each other of their profes
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Writs for Illustrated loo-page Book
“When they Intend to buy they ask
“ Yea,” said the fat man with the sional careers.
let, “T hb L ife C areer , ” and for Cats* to see something cheaper. When they’re
“ And how did you come to leave
gold
watch chain spread across the
log containing full Information.
■hopping they aak If you haven’t some
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“1 had a hint that 1 was not suit
half doaen children.”
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The other men gasped. Then one ed for it.”
Agriculture for Teachers. FORESTRY,
“ I aee. The little birds told you,
of them said:
Its Moral Advantage.
LOGGING ENOlNEERINO»’ HOME ECO
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“Aviation la usually conducive to tbe
“ Will, no; not exactly. But they
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have been birds bad they
“How eoT
“Two, and a half dozen, which is
Ceramica. COMMERCE. PHARMACY.
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“Yps He usually works Ms creditors
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