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FUST PICTURE
CURIOUS MEALS.
Winter Heme ef Deer.
T b s winter home of the Ameri
The Darina Idea That Waa Carried Elephants A re OSrmawdtearA and t i
can red deer is very interesting.
Out hr JehaiM« Camer i no.
rades Have Queer Tsetse.
When the snow begins to fly the
Some $00 years ago a O enaaa
Blephanta.'at least captive elephants,
leader
of the herd guides them to
W a n t had a wonderful vision. A t have queer taatee. says Pearson’s
soma
sheltered
spot where proven
that time children were taught to Weekly la an entertaining article
read by force of arms, so to apeak, •boat the peculiarities o f tour legged der is plentiful^ Here as the snow
through hardships and with bitter gourmets. One memorable day In 1008 falls they pack it down, tramping
toil on ths pqrt of teacher and of Muffs Calll. the mighty and popster out a considerable space, while
child.
I t seems curious that tha ludten elephant at the too, ate hie about them the snow mounts higher
bed. A thirty-six pound truss o f straw and higher until they cannot get
first real step toward lightening the
bad bean put down on the floor for
labor of children as they climb the bio comfort, and when the keeper went out if they would. From the main
ladder of learning waa tha product round In the morning not even the opening, or “yard,” a* it is called,
tramped out paths lead to the near-
of the imagination not of some fond bands o f the trass remained.
r tree« and shrubbery which sup*
mother or gentlewoman teacher,
Suffa Culli followed It np during the
y th an with food. In this way
bnt of a bewigged and betitled uni- day by anting three traeeso o f bay.
ey manage to pass the winter in
weighing 150 pounds. Finally some
veraitv doctor
comparative
peace and safety.— S t
one
brought
e
number
o
f
Christmas
I t was Johann Comenius, how
paddings
Into
the
elephant
hones.
Buf
Nicholas.
ever, who first conceived ths daring
fs CuUt swallowed bis pudding with
idea that children could be taught
out even opening the cardboard box
by the aid o f the memory and the that contained I t
Years before the genius of the
imagination working together, “by
A sou keeper once kept a tally o f the Japanese gave birth to the science
means,” as be quaintly expressed it, a umber o f bot eras* bone an elephant
of seismology a very rough record
of sensuous impressions couve;
took down. For six hours on end one
One Good Friday It swallowed buna at of a Scotch earthquake was obtain
ed at Gomrie by means o f a basin
may be made the medium o f ex the rate o f 400 an hour!
pressing rajyal lessons to the young
mind ancl of impressing those les
sons upon the memory.” In other
words, the good herr doctor had
the bright idea that picture bóókl
Some years ago when “ garden hate” mal level a fair approximation was
could be useful to children. Coméal were all the rage the giraffe at the aoe
as made his first picture book and made a day o f I t In that glorious obtained as to the rasgnitnde and
movement of the seismic waves
called it the “ Orbis Pictus.”
I t twelve hours It accounted for no few
which
caused the earth disturbance.
contains rude woodcuts represent er than seventeen bate, the majority
— London Chronicle.
of
which
were
chewed
beyond
recog
ing objects in the natural world, as
trees and animals, with little les nition before they could be rescued.
One o f the funniest mistakes e gi
Substantial Meal.
sons about the pictures. I t is a
raffe ever made—funny for lookers-on.
The
pythons
at the zoo are dainty
quaint volume and one that would that la to aay—was when a peacock
creatures.
Nothing
bnt the young
cause the average modern child not strolled into Its paddock. The pea
a little astonishment were it placed cock V t a ll caught the giraffe’s eye. and est and tenderest o f rabbits will
satisfy them.
Sometimes, howev
before him.
evidently the animal mistook It fo r a
er,
they
get
a
bit
sick o f rib b it week
Aa truly, however, as that term gigantic and luxuriant species o f flow
in
and
week
out,
and then they will
er,
A
t
any
rate,
before
any
one
could
may be applied to any other hook
that has since been written, the Interfere «o w n came the giraffe’s long eat anything that strikes their
“ Orbis Pictus” was an epoch mak neck, and, seizing the peacock-by the fancy. One. for instance, suddenly
ing book. It is the precursor of all tail, he hoisted It In midair. I t was took a fancy to its blanket, ana,
not long before bird and tall said good- what is more, ate it.— Y ou th '« Com-
children’s picture books, and m od
by to each other, and the peacock flut
ern childhood has great cause to tered away, screaming with indigna panion
bless the name o f Comenius.
tion. Although a trifle astonished at
A Pious Wish.
the proceedings o f the newly discov
It was in a city hospital that a
ered flower, the giraffe chewed the tail man refused to undergo an opera
with great gusto.
tion fo r appendicitis until his min-
S
JAPANESE GARDENS.
were so Intimately related to life that
they contribute to s human sad bet
ter aaderstaadteff o f a «transe and dis
tant people. No sooner Is one Interest
sd In this truly national art o f the
Chiasse than be Bods a certain even U
meager knowledge o f them a matter o f
concomitant Interest, area though not
essential to* as appreciation o t their
creations
Wine cups o f the T ’ang w ere «h eard
by their poets to “ tilted lotos leaves
floating down a stream.” There same
Into porcelain the hoe o f “ rosy dawn.”
Does one not And here a sympathetic
communion with nature In fa r Os they?
Those so called “ ringer Jars'* o f tbs
capriciously named . “ hawthorn pat
tern” —the most commonly known o f
all Chinese porcelains In the occident
fine tea at the Chinese New Year an
niversary. Their decoratkm, which has
nothing to do with the hawthorn, waa
made In representation o f tbs’blossoms
o f the winter blooming wild pranas
tree lying on streams whose Ice cover
log was disintegrating under the wann
ing Influences o f the approaching ver
nal season.—Dana H. Carroll In Scrib
ner's.
present
“ W hat do you want the minister
here fo r ? ” asked the surgeon.
“ Because 1 want to be opened
with prayer,” was the reply.— N ew
--Y o rk Tribune.
-
No matter how
cold and stormy it b
Warm Air Furnace
Floods H o m os With Oxygen
Just as m ffieiß n t.
CHINESE PORCELAINS.
«átom os
bOe, w h y not
looking one — one that
set a good-
you w ill be
proud to ow n, proud to drive and
proud to take your friends out in?
M axw ell owners have a ju st pride in
the handsome appearance o f their
autom obile fo r M axw ell M o to r Cars
have the same attractive lines, the
same graceful design as the higher
priced types.
w *
In addition to good looks you
w ant, o f course, a reliable, sturdy and
economical car.
B u t there is no
doubt in your m ind on these points
since the M axw ell a short time ago
established Hie W o rld ’s M o tor N o n -
Stop M ileage Record. A n y car that
can run continuously for 44 days and
nights, averaging 500 miles per day—
22,000 miles in all and without once
stopping the motor— is bound to be a
w ell designed and w ell m ade car.
gallon o f gasoline to every 22 miles i s
bound to be an economical
car.
i
W e have such confidence in the
M axw ell car and the company be
hind it that w e are w illing to sell
these cars on partial payments—
and deliver the car to you when you
make the first deposit. In justice
to yourself you ought to know more
about the M axw ell car and our
pay-as-you-ride plan. AH we ask
is the opportunity to tell you.
Fastest Moving Thing.
The swiftest moving body known
is perhaps no longer the fsmous
“ runswsy stsr” — the seventh mag
nitude Qroombridge 1830 o f the
constellation Ursa Major. The es
timable average motion in space e f
“ fixed” stars is about twenty-one
miles per second, but Qroombridge
1830 may have q rate as high as
*¿00 miles, and recent careful spec-
trographic determinations at Mount
Wilson observatory indicate that
the 9.2 magnitude star designated as
O. Arg. S. 14,320 may have an ac
tual velocity in space of more than
350 miles per second. The annual
proper motion o f this star is 3.76
seconds o f arc, or little more than
half o f that o f Qroombridge 1830.
W
Cunt wm
L w lk - w t «*TilUd
L ttv tt
™ in*
"w v
s — - V W W
e Lotus
iw v w w
^^^wee
Fleeting Down a Stream.**
To look long upon Chinese porce
lains Is likely for numerous causae to
result in falling under their persuasive
spell. I f you are interested in the
that the final product will hove. The sculptural stage o f art. susceptible to
flret thing to be done In laying out the the beauty o f Una. you will And It
garden la to select the place for the there In dignified simplicity. In color
lake or pond and excavate It
The the eye la appealed to In a seductive
earth thus obtained Is utilised for the Infinity
In range of decorative mo
construction o f an artificial bill and tives the Celestial potter’s mind la fe r
also for a small Island, both o f these tile with an imagery found only tat the
features bring considered necessities. east And there must not be left out
Next in Importance is the placing o f of account the Interest and satisfac
the stone lantern: then comes an artis tion awaiting the technical student o f
tic bridge to the Island. Next cornea structure that Is found In a substance
the placing o f trees, rocks and stones so quickly responsive to the deft touch
with due consideration for the appear o f the artisan.
ance o f the garden as a whole.
“The fine white bowls suepass boar
Japanese do not place much value frost and snow” Is a Chinese descrip
on a new garden, age bring o f far tion o f one of the ancient fictile fab
greater Importance. It is not nntll a rics. As the aroma o f a delicate wine
few years have passed that the garden Is enriched and refined by being served
la considered at Its best, for the stones In a fragile glass, so the tea drinkers
and tree trunks must be a r c * covered as far back as the days o f the T ’ang.
and the whole mast give the appear In the seventh and eighth centuries,
ance o f nature’s rather than man's appreciated their bowls, according a*
work.
they “ enhanced the tint o f the infn
The garden la not laid out according slon.'
And here comes in another
to any scientific plan, it la rather a element In the charm o f Chinese porce
matter o f Instinct and experience, the lain«. Like the European art o f the
aim o f the artist being to represent
natnre in miniature.
An Odd Turkish Superstition.
An odd Turkish superstition is as fol
lews: I f one finds a piece o f bread
Trunk sf ths Elephant.
Naturalists consider an elephant’s lying upon the ground he must pick It
trunk the most marvelous miracle up. kiss it and carry it until be tyids a
bole'into which the bread can be in
o f nature. It contains over 4,000
serted. T o stop upon a piece o f bread
muscles— a great many more than
or to leave it lying upon tbe ground
are found in the entire human body. Is one o f tbe unpardonable sins end
By the aid o f these muscles the dooms tbe offender to the third bell,
trank will uproot a tree or gather where he Is perpetually gored by an
grass, lift a cannon or a nut, kill a ox that has but a single horn tbgt Is
man or brash off a fly. I t is as use la the center o f his forehead.
ful as a hand with all its fingers to
The Smile.
supply the elephant with food, and,
We talk o f a smile o f defiance. There
being hollow, is used as a suction
pump. N o other animal has a single Is really no such thing. Such a so call
member or organ so perfect and so ed smile is nothing more nor less than
a snarl, a «a rriv a l o f tbe way our sav
useful as this.
. Seved by Himself.
A distinguished comedian who
téli« stories very well was invited to
a dinner, and for the greater part
o f the evening entertained the com-
When he returned to his hotel,
thoroughly tired, his wife said:
“ W ell, did yon have a good
time?”
- “ N o ; I can’t aay that I did. In
deed, if T* had not been there I
should have been very bored.”— 8L
Louis Post-Dispatch.
age ' ancestors bad o f showing their
teeth In order to strike fear into the
hearts o f their enemies. Tbe real smile
o f pleasure begins with slightly open
Ins the mouth, and is. of coarse, trace
able to tbe Joy o f those same savage
forefatbera o f oars at tbe prospect o f
food.
*
Cofias ln Java.
I t te asid tbat nowhere ln tbe World
ls coffee. tbe drink. worse than ln Java,
wbere coffee. tbe bean, la supposed te
t » at Its very best. Javaneae dtetlll
coffee eesence o í extremé strengtb. bo
tto It and pour a few drope luto a cup
o f bot water wben tbey wlsh refresb-
m eat—Argonaut
The Other Way.
. “Then you don’t want to leave foot
prints upon tbe «anda o f t im e r
"N ix .” answered tbe politician guard
edly. “ A ll I went Is to cover up a y
tracks.” —Louisville Courier-Journal.
McCoy
ez all th’ other complaint« put to
gether.— Indianapolis Star.
Ths Family Jar.
lire. Adipose—A man always wants
hte way. Hubby—So would you If you
weren’t afraid to get on tbe eeatee.-
Blchmond Times-Dispatch.
F. H. Griffeth
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