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THE H U E •Father Neale,” an Evangelist ef Washington’» Time. G ET TIN G A B ATH IN BOGOTJ Attem pt Waa Fraught W ith Much DM fleulty and Considerable Profan ity, Aooordlng to W riter. HAS SEVEH NAMES City of Dorpat on Uno of Gorman M EM ORIALS FO R T H EIR O EAD Ssrblane Ever Keep Oreen tea ery e f Peoeaead Members o f Their Families. u r n is H u m Wealth Not Worth While, De AROUSED TO F R E N Z Y O F JOT^ People e f Madrid Outdid Amsrieae Baseball Fans When Bull Fight With Popular Matador Is Announced. B ver since obr arrival Hays and It la not quite accurate to MNMte ‘ Madrid Is the greatest ball fighting Advanoe. had been threatening to patronise on* clares Owner of a Gusher. this ceremony a funeral, fo r it Is nbt rity in the world. From her staid o f the tw o public bathhouses w ith i that, but we have Id English an one fesslonal and intellectual classe first-class bogotano reputation rumor V mihq Preachers to word or tw o words with which to ex to the smallest and grimiest A t D ifferent Tim es W oe In Plebee, Minim Tall, Do had It existed la the capital, sayi H oly W rit to press the meaning. In order to vending newspapers on the streets, A# a rm s nu oi A yorm in yi , Dilania n u n ii , D r o nland iin a Franck'* Vagabonding Down the to Man Whose Farm Is complete accuracy. It would have every Madrilleno Is a connoisseur at M H tO M . But In a land where the tempetatun rated W ith Oil. necessary to 'herid this sketch with the bulls and hull fighters. Anyone who rarely reaches 00 and. the floors an words, "Ceremony Perform ed by a Bar thinks that baseball can turn Its dare- day« when BUly Sunday oe- D orpat Is one o f ths Important tllo d .lt takas courage, and wo bad boas bián Fam ily on the Anniversary o f the Tw o man w ere riding through oaa tees into temporary lunatics on tee pnbllc attention, we recall an satisfying ourselves and our duty ti tars o f population In ths B altic prov- Death o f One o f Its Members,’* and no o f the newly discovered oil fields of day e f s world’s championship «ra n g eliet preacher o f Washington's humanity by bravely splashing a basli Inca o f Livonia, w h ite lies on the Una newspaper copy reader would pass a the Southwest. On eeeh side o f the should see the people o f Madrid « ■ t o aaye an exchange. It waa late o f icy w ater over manly forma ead o f advance o f the German offensive la title like that, w rite« a correspondent train rose an ugly forest o f derricks, a famous matador Is billed to p a ttfe when T e th e r N eale" waa coo- morning on rising. By dint o f strong tee direction o f Petrograd, says a bul It la the custom o f the country to re covering the rolling prairie with an some o f the ferocious Minra balls. Brerted and ao great was his seal that resolutions often repeated to be up si letin issued by ths National Geographic member the dead on tee anniversary o f unnatural growth. The ground under Each o f the well-known swordsman Be embraced every podUble chance to six and visit one o f the cases de b a n « society. death by a pilgrim age to the grave those leafless timber trees was black has his group o f followers, enthusiasts Breach, and then preached as long as Situated on the south bank o f the yard, with all appropriate ceremonies. with, crude oil. Refuse oil was burn as they are called, any one at wa did finally manage one morning fa ■he people would stay to hoar And ourselves wandering the street R iver Bm bate, which flows eastward A morbid custom, and one that might ing, and enormous clouds o f black whom w ill stake his fortune or Ms fa n o f anecdotes and fond o f humor- by. eight, with tow el and soap undei Into Lake Peipus, Dorpat la connected neck on the prowess o f his own par be productive pf endless and needless smoke rolled up Into the sky. B iis stories, he « mused the crowds that our arms, and stared a t by a ll wa met by rail w ith both R eval and R iga and grief, according to oar Ideas, bat tee ticular master as compared to all Suddenly the train swept by a quar pothered around him and often con W e discovered L g V iolets a t last, nex also has a triw eekly steamboat service Serbs are a hard race and face their ter-section farm that lay like a great slayers o f bulls. On the day o f a certed some wandering sheep H e door to a/blacksmith shop. The keep connecting it w lte the trade center o f white square between the bristling rtda” these enthusiasts flock «boat the p earpenter try trade, and when be was er we woke up told us w e might havi Pskov, on the Velikaya, one o f the sorrows without covering them. A ll pf derricks and the black soil. The little hotel, where their Idols are staying, to the fam ily files to the cemetery, ac p e t preaching he was working, fo r he a cold'bath, but that the sign on tlu w ater routes connecting the B altic farmhouse was surrounded by a cot greet them hours before the combat companied by dose friends and bead p e te r took any money from his au- fron t w a ll: "H ot baths at all hour«," w ith "Southern Russia. The distance tonwood grove. Tw o men with a team with cheers and adulation. Early la ed by priests. Flowers aré laid on the jpences. H is only book was the Bible, was to bo taken with k bogotano mean to R iga by n il Is 166 m ile«. In a south at work, stacks o f g * m and a lfa lfa the afternoon 'the streets leading to grave, prayers are offered and the pnd when he found a young preacher lag. w esterly direction, w hile R eval lies to women weep. The virtues o f the dead and a herd at quiet cattle completed the plaza are choked with surging cur t a Concordance to aid him In Sad* A tow mornings later w e did actual the northwest a distance o f 118 miles. are extolled and he la addressed and the picture. rent« o f humanity, all moving to a texts be would say: Except fo r one or tw o churches. In apostrophised. ly find the other establishment open "Look I" one o f the. travelers ex single goal. "D o m I do. study the B ible till you W e entered a large patio, the moo cluding the cathedral which crowns The plaza Itself la a great amphithe This part o f te e ceremony over, tee claimed. "Isn ’t that queer I That must fcnow It by h e a rt" And he had studied striking o f several buildings, w lthli Domberg (Cathedral h ill) and ths be a dry section 1" ater with a sanded arena fo r stage. company sit down to a meal that they ft so thoroughly that he knew the least which waa a round, or, mqre exactly castle which rises on the brow o f A man across the aisle who over The arena Is surrounded by a thick Incidents recorded In i t and could d te an eight-sided house, and In tim e sue Schlossberg (C astle h ill), there are have brought with them. The affair brick wall, broken here and there by . > • takes on the aspect o f some grave so heard spoke u p: teem whenever they would come In ceeded In-arousing the place to the ex few m edieval buildings in the town, "On the contrary, teat q u a rt«: Is tiny doors— one -door to the peas» cial occasion. W ine is drank and much iy. Once he heard a m inister trying tent o f bringing down upon ns s youtl owing to the fa ct that tee place was food Is eaten. It is customary to tell perhaps tee richest oil land in tea whence the balls are loosed, «n o th * prove that the people coufamot have hugely excited at the appearance 01 almost com pletely destroyed by hre In all the anecdotes and Incidents relat field. See" that one derrick close by for the picadors, who ride In on de Seen Immersed in the Jordan^xcause a crowd o f tw o whole bathers a ll at 1777. I t had suffered from conflagra ing to the dead man that those present the house? It w fs a gusher and ran crepit old horses, a third fo r ths he that river was so small that a man one time. tion on tw o previous occasions when can remember. Even bits o f the past more than eight hundred barrels a roes o f the day, the swordsmen, could dam It up with his foot. A t the The youth assured us there wui invading armies punished It fo r Its that have a humorous turn are not [jla y . Ph ilip Ross, his w ife and two take the money and the glory of rloee o f the sermon Father Neale go| plenty o f hot water. I won the tow stubborn resistance. The old fortifi- barred. It Is In some sort a bringing rona liv e on tee W hite term , as it Is occasion without running any up and sa id : and wss soon stripped. But tin <4tions have also been dismantled and forth o f hla whole memory and setting called. When tee gusher risk than their humble subordinates. " I don’t pretend Jo have any great ’ shower was colder than the ice fleldi attractive promenades now take tee him again before hla people, brushing ¡ Boss’ older son rushed Into tee house On a sunny day the arena Is a ring hook lo a n in ', bat tKere’« one book I bounding the pole. When I had caughi place o f the old w alls and earthworks. aside the passing days that were hiding w ith the news. B o n and Ms w ife o f color. Picadors are dressed in yah do know, and that’s the Bible. That’s my breath I bawled m y repertory ol Dorpat is known by many - r —** the thoughts o f him from view. there. * low, the “ cape men,” who tom tee buB J. ""F ath er.’ he cried, th e oilmen say toy book. New, our brother here says profane Spanish at the youth, w ! m (Y u riev, Dorpt, Derpt, Tarto, Tarto- It Is Interesting to speculate on tea wave gayly colored silk robes, tea llb- the Jordan la ao small that you may could be eden through n hole above pot lln and Tahebata), a fa ct which recalls meaning o f this unusual practice, and It's tea biggest drill In the state! W e tle darts which the banderillcros plant atop It with year fo o t H is books may terlng with soma sort o f an upright Its tempestuous history during the six on the human tendency tea t gave It can lease tee whole farm to r a m il In the neck o f the bull are tipped wtfh tell him so, hot my book tells me an boiler and firebox, and now and the* teenth, seventeenth and eighteenth flags, even tee mules who haul o * birth and keeps It alive. It seems to lion 1 Hurrah P other story. I read In the B ible peering down upon me. Suddenly tlu centuries, when It was a veritable shut root in the old human dread o f being “The father calmly looked at the the debris carry huge Spanish bsnnmn David, when he was flying from water grow w arn, hot, boiling, te a « tlecock city, being tossed back and forgotten com pletely. As these peo in their headstalls. The matador to Igaa. and «ranted to croes that just when I had souped m yself from fo rte between contending nations ple do It unto the dead, so they expect “ •What o f I t r - the final glory, flaming from head to r, had to b in a boat to ca n y Um crown to too In the steam. It turned at which made the B altic provinces their "•W h at o f I t ! W e are rich ! W e foot in a rich satin costume o f groan their children and their relatives to do rl That’s what m y book tells m et" suddenly cold again, and an Instant battlegrounds. I t Is supposed to have unto them, and they cherish the custom can go to New York or Chicago and or bine, heavily embroidered with g o ld .. > o f Father N eale’s recollections later stopped entirely. M y eyes tight been founded by n prince o f K iev early Ho carries a flaming red flag to am- as a fountain teat w ill keep their own liv e without working 1* .are little known to the dosed I shouted at the youth above. In tee eleventh century. Tw o hun memory green when their tim e • ""L iv e without w ording? said Boas. rage tee bull, and before the day has gsafltiu o f today, and some have never “ Ea que el ague calledte se acago," dred years later tee Teutonic knights •What sort o f life Is th a tr gone far, the red o f tjie flag la blended keen published. H are la an anecdote he droned. " It Is that tea hotel whtsi arrived, and the year follow in g their "T h ey say Philip Ross brought hla with the red e f blood. Loam Value e f found In an old Journal: advent tee cathedral was established has finished Itself." In one o f tee chapters o f "A 8tudent hand down on the kitchen table where "One o f Washington’s habits he There being no deadly weapon a! on the Domberg. Russia ousted ths In Arm s," by Donald Hankay, a volun be sat and said. "Call In Duncan.’ That Wound Statistics. mentioned as brought to Mount Ver hand I turned on a tap o f Ice-cold wa Germans in 1568; Poland took pnssns teer In the lCngllsh army at the begin la tee younger son. Duncan cam*. In, Statistics o f men wounded In non from the camp whore everything ter and raced to the dressing room still Son In 1682; Sweden seised the town ning o f this war, this authority says: and the fam ily sat there together. w arfare have been puMlshed fo r the h alf soaped. Hays, scantily dad, w ai In 1600; Poland retodk it In 1608; "On ths whole, though, actaal experi “ I le t the oilmen drill to test onr period between January, 1916 and RVaahlngton received a note by a priv gazing fiercely at the youth through a Sweden was ooce more In possession la farm because you boys asked It,’ said ence o f w ar brings tea beat men to the June, 1916. , Seven and eighty-seven a te mess anger, he never naked the hols In the door. 1628; Russia Asserted Its claim s la fore, and t e f best qualities o f the av Rosa. "The result w ill give us a m il hundredths per cent o f wounded men hearer into the house, but usually took lion without a stroke o f work. But it "Then there Isn’t any more boj w a 1666, follow ed by a long period o f erage man. Officers and men are die on the battlefield. Ten and .at»- Sweden-Russlan activities which re B a letter him self at the fron t door te r !" he demanded. welded Into a closer, comradeship by «till ruin our quiet home/and unfit teen-hundredths per cant die 1 s t* gad read It standing with his hand "N ot, now, senor, but there w ill lx sulted In Russia’s making good Its dangers and discomforts shared! They us fo r life ’s real tasks. It has already from their injuries, or 18.06 succumb, claim in 1704. Four years later a large haro In the open air. I f It required a soon." learn to trust each othdr and to loo|r I spoiled scores o f our neighbors, as yon a proportion fa r less than 26 per cent part o f the population waa deported verbal reply he gave It, and dismissed | and mother know right w ell. I think "Good. H ow soon!" for tee essential qualities rather than estimated m ortality wMch surgeons to tee interior o f Russia. P m bearer; or I f he meat w rite, ha "B arty tomorrow morning, senor.” for the accidental graces. One law ns j too much o f you boys to let yon grow drew up when the war began. B efore tee outbreak o f the w orld thud to his office, w rote the ansa | np with money you never really earn- "W hy. you cram eyed son o f splg- to lo ry men fo r their grant hearts, A rtillery causes 54.74 pet4 cent ed and bridging It out, delivered it to the dom," exploded .the ordinarily even- w ar Dorpat was the headquarters e f their pi nek. their indomitable spirits, j ed. W e are healthy, and dally work wounds, rifles and revolvers 39.16 per msaanmiir with his own hand.'" tempered ex-corporal, " I came here and the Eighteenth army corps o f Russia. their Irrepressible hu m *, their readi f la a Joy. W e can’t afford to be rich.’ _ Father N eale states "that he stripped to an undershirt that I might It has a population o f 60,000, and ever ness to shoulder a weaker brother's j "H e turned to his w ife and said, cent, bayonets 0.59 .and gaa 5.61. Bombs, which have supplanted bay ones engaged doing some carpenter dance la my bare feet on this tile fiooi since the middle ages, when It was s burden In addition to their tram. On* "Janet, thank God that we are able to onet work so largely, are classed with work on one o f the northeast windows In honor o f Joee Maria de la Santa member o f the Hanseatic league, it has ; work, and do not want to liv e without that opens upon the front plassa o f Trinidad Simon B oliva r! Get np on enjoyed considerable trade with Pskov sees men as God sees them, sport I it." And the w ife and the boys bowed artillery. from externals such as manner and In Percentages o f wounds in the hood and Novgorod. The agricultural fair, Ohs mansion at Mount Vernon, and that roof and fire up or . . ." tonation. A night In a bombing party their beads w hile the sturdy old and neck a rt 21.92 per cent, for the several ladles were taking tea on the The youth was already feverishly held In August o f each year, la an Im Shows you Jim Smith as a man at Scotchman prayed. collonade. Washington was walking stoking arm fuls o f wood under the up- portant feature o f the city’s life in "T h e oilmen w * e frantic at Ms re trunk, they are 21.63 per bent, while splendid courage. A shortage o f ra up and down Joining In the conversa right boiler, and by the time I le ft fo i times o f peace. fusal to sell or lease. They offered wounds In the extrem ities stand at tions reveals his wonderful unselfish- tion. One o f the ladles asked him his home Hays was shadow boxing to keep fabulous prices. They threatened and 56.4 per cent. ness. One danger sod discom fort a f Twenty-three and slxty-two hun opinion o f some o f the battles o f Na warm with a fa ir chance o f getting a T e Warn Future Kings. tried to scare him Into yielding. But ter another you share In common un dredth^ per cent o f the wounds* are poleon, the fam e o f which was then bath before tee day waa done. Prem ier Venlselos has announced the W hite farm la stlll there, and Ross til you love him as a brother. Out classed as serious, 63.01 as* medium, ringing through the world. W ashing his intention o f placing a marble there. I f anyone dared to remind yon land hla w ife and sons are working on and 13.07 as so slight that the vic ton’s reply, ae heard by Father Neale, placque In tee chamber o f deputies, It happily, surrounded by the forest Could Exterminate Germans. that Jim was only a fireman w hll^you tims can return to the lines lmme- - was In these words: Som ething more where future kings may see It when o f rigs and the black stretch o f rained Experiments made since the German were a bunk clerk, you would give him dlately. than the art o f man achieved those bombardment o f Arm entleres w ith a they take tee oath o f office, warning prairie soil. one In the eye to go on with. You Bottles.’ " The train was again passing through mysterious gas shell have disclosed them against usurping the rights o f have learned to know a man when yon Snake Stops W ater Supply. the tangle o f derricks and Mack soil. that the poison was arsine, known In the people, w rites an Athens corre see one and to valne Mm." But in the memory o f tee tw o travel Small Fam ily In Sarvioa# the laboratory as arsenlureted hydro spondent Glenville, a hamlet three miles beck H e says that when he Is In London, ers the W hite farm dwelt, a picture of Tsrrytown. was without water Tues In Bosevllle, a suborb o f Newark, gen, one o f the deadliest fumes known Largest Catch e f Salmon. If. J , four members o f a fam ily are to the chemists, according to a trench and visits the house o f commons, be ob New flak are introduced every year o f rare conscience anl conviction and day. Its only supply Is obtained from serve« at the entrance to Westminster « su ing the Stars agd Stripes. C apt correspondent and new fishing grounds discovered resistance to the prevalent desire to the Gypsy spring on Gen. Howard Car- Bdson I. Small, who had been retired In Arm entleres tee gas from ths roll’s estate. The pipe that led from Íí? * <llne f a^ 1 ln* : “ Here I n a r a r e e y ^ 'fo r t te benefit o f fisher- » fortüne and ,,T® w1thout work' lng. from active service, re-enllsted when shells continued Its deadly work fo i was beheaded Charles L King o f Eng- m„ n the spring appeared to be frozen, se men. Rescue work amoag the fishes w ar on Germany «Was declare^ His nearly a week, although the shells Und, fo r having usurped the liberties There ts no real life without work- William Van Winkle pulled the pipe Is also undertaken and last year more brother. W illis F. Small, who was con were all thrown In one hoar. More o f thnmeople o f England.” Whenever than 8,000.000 fish, left stranded In j lng. When w ill Americans learn that ont of the spring and took It home to i lesson, and be content to live and work thaw It out. There was consternation nected with a watch case company for than 4,000 men, women and children a kiiW now goes to Westminster to evaporating pools, were saved to grow _ ________ 36 years, baa become chief Inspector o f died, many In convulsions and many open or close the work o f parliament np to a life o f usefulness-that is. big « **• *ann* Youth a Compan- In the house when a garter snake start he passes directly before this plaque, ordnance, navy department, and Is at ML stark mad. ed to crawl out of the pipe. enough to be fit for the table. tloned "S t Bethlehem, Pa. Hla son, The significant fact in ragard to the which has served fo r 200 years to warn The snake had crawled Into the pipe A ’ skilled Investigator baa been W illis T . Small, J r- la at Anniston, arsine bomb which the Germans likely British kings not to trench on the Oldest Bank In 8|>aln. during the cold snap of Monday night studying frog culture, and the Alaska A la - aa a member o f B attery A at overlooked Is that while the amount ol rights o f (he people.* Follow ing this England has been the banking nation and had- frozen In there, shutting off salmon fisheries have been so guard Hast Orange. A namssake o f C apt the drag In Germany Is lim ited, the si- precedent, M. Venlselos w ill Inscribe ed and protected In accordance with U*e wor*6 for many years, and Lon- the water supply. When the pipe was Bdson L Small end a n o i f W illis lies have lim itless supplies. I f Brltalq on the plaque In the chamber h ere: federal laws that this season’s catch 6on, until very recently, was the world’s thawed the snake was released and “ King Constantine lost bis throne for has been enormous, the largest ever financial center. That honor for more tried to escape from its storage prison Small. 8r., quietly departed from home and France wish to retaliate they could without telling about hla destination In less than s year manufacture these tw ice dismissing the parliament elect than a year has devolved upon New Van Winkle caught It and Is proudly made. and enlisted. H e la stationed at Sym- bombs In sufficient quantities to kill ed by the people and Imposing his per The Alaska seals constitute the most York. The first bank In England was exhibiting It in a jar. While this story N. T . everfr living thing in the «German em sonal policy on the people, while the valuable herd o f wild animals ever established by Francis GMld. a London has s Wlnsted flavor It Is vouched for dismissed parliament returning to pow pire. owned by any government, end the bu goldsmith, who died October 4. 1718. by Van Winkle’s neighbor. W hy It la “ Ham Meadow." It would be a question only o f gab er npbeld the oonstitutionl Institutions reau o f fisheries Is thpir custodian. This pioneer financial institution was o f the country.” Hem meadow la the name given to a ting enough airplanes to carry opened In 1668, and a number o f rival Lepers of Panama. field near Dreeden, because It waa drop them. goldsmiths soon opened sim ilar con When the United States government Disciplinary Garden. bought from the proceeds o f a sals of Chloroform and Uniform. The city o f Somerville, Mass., has cerns. The mint In the Tow er o f Lon began to construct the Panama canal It a horn. A farm er sold a tourist a ham Can You*B «at I t ! There sure never was a more self- established a disciplinary garden. don hud been the depository fo r the found seven pitiful lepers In the re fo r »87, and immediately purchased • Once upon a time they published as important lieutenant than 8ml there. Those compelled to work this garden cash o f the merchants until Charles public In an Isolated and forlorn build __ _ I flue acre meadow with the money. This order prohibiting gambling In Slug One day o ff parade he remonstrated are youths who ha^e been caught tree- j retied the money as a loan. Then the ing. In 1905 It was voted to spend 825,- * . T »rn d a re K nw an fn A m w ib I» th o < r F B lh land has now been christened locally Sing. Tw o Inmates wars seen ex with Private Spudlock fo r some trivial passing In, or In some way Injuring; n traders began to deposit their cash 000 f w a ynltable building for these w ith the name o f the "H am Meadow." changing token money and they were reason, and the old soldier resented garden or park. In referring to this with goldsmiths in Lombard street. outcasts. In April. 1907, a hospital was "M ight one be permitted to Inquire," haled to tea cou rt “ the unjust dressing-down. novel arrangement the Youth’s C o » The first bank In the world was estab opened at Palo Seco and each patient comments a Berlin Journal, “ whether “W hat’s the ch arge!" asked tea "You think you know army matters penlon says: "The Idea has grown out lished In Italy In 806 by Lombard Jews. was given s plot of land on which hf the law w HI have anything to say In better than I d o !" barked the bump o f a practice o f the Som erville pottos The oldest existing bank Is the Bank o f might raise fruits and vegetables, and this disgraceful piece o f usury, or Is It "Allegad gambling,” sold the deputy. tious officer, superiority. court which compels young evildoer» Barcelona. Spain, which was founded so be partly self-supporting. The only the wretched little hoarders o f ■ " I thought all the carda, dice, "W ell, I don’t know, sir." be to make some sort o f restitution to in 1401. Episcopal church. In q^tabllshlng here few pounds o f potatoes who are bllng paraphernalia and such draw led; “ but I reckon I’ve been In thooe whom they have injured.” the Mission of the Holy Comforter, has lakedr chloroform as long as you’ve been in Useful as a Snake. offered these lepers practically the only “Th ey «rara,” answered the deputy, uniform.” society they ever see except each other. L ittle Peter Is a good hoy as w ell as Children Make Trains Jump. bese tw o follow s ware beltin ' on Presale In vìi —— ——— j a number o f children playing about a boy o f greet originality In his no Now a chapel, a school for the chil whether It w ill rain today * n o t” "F a te plays queer tricks ea n dren. an infirmary for the shut-lna and No Regrets. tea New Jersey Central railroad sta- tions, but he has the serious (Unit o f remarked Mr. Twobble. laundry and gardens for the aett** Optimlst— W ell, thank goodness, f t » don, says a Vineland (N . J.) corre- being extrem ely forgetful. One day Distracting At|entlon. "N e doubt" make these lepers feel that they ir e ooca t know where my diamond studs sgondent, discovered that by placing after having gone on an errand, and " I always thought I would proposi "In the good old days town scolds I Joint plates on the rails they could forgotten what he was sent for, he ex bring given their chance.— The World severely dealt w ith." to the woman I would marry whan Outlook. W ife— W h ere! make trains "Jump,” and it was great claimed bitterly to hla alster: "So they w ere, but the ducking stool there wss the sheen e f silver end cat “ Oh, dear I I wish I was a snake!" Optimist— They are In one o f those until trainmen discovered ten glass, and shaded lights w ere so ftly has gone out o f fashion." shirts we sent to the Belgians.— Life. “ You wish you were a snake!” said Exhaust Steam. game and stopped I t "Yes. About the only way wo glow ing and behind a screen o f palms hla sister, horrified. More attention than ever before la aa orchestra waa playing a Hungarian hope to got any relie f from a “ Yes, and a great long one—as much being paid this wlpter to careful uea No Chanoe to Airm en’s Food. nowadays Is to coax her Into a motion waits.” In order that airmen may ha sup O b the theory that a person can as six feet long.” of exhaust steam In power plants. It picture theater and got has interested plied with hot food. It has bean sug “ T e s i" "W hy, what for, P eter!” better when alternately totting may be applied to Innumerable pur In a film.” "A s a m atter o f fa c t I "So I could tfe knots In m yself to gested that airplane builders provide and standing, the French guiernmsnt poses, such as heating feed water for Mrs. Tw obble la a Jitney bus.' w all cases to hold vacuum bottles of 1« outfitting the derieal department o f make me remember things.”— Pearson the steam boiler, for many washing Couldn't Be Wi preheated food. te e arm y with desks which lo w * and W eekly. purposes, heating buildings, pastenrlz I Mrs. A.— I don’t think th s * man* W ouldn't »to p Her. the typewriters every half heuto lng and sterilizing and tho Uke. A r e am particularly pood. I wonder Jones—How fa r la this term Charity Marks the Man. •eeisl Vaudeville. small Investment In additional holler here they have been liv in g ! Our tree acquisitions lie only In our the d ty t These Bright Blinkers. room equipment, such aa an exhanst- ‘T d dearly love to get Into society, Mrs. B.— I don't know, bat their ^ charities. W e gain only as we w give. Beal Batate Man— F otty odiai _ _ _ Moneybags— It's sweet of hut I don’t know how to make conver steam heater, will effect savings of manners couldn’t be any w o n « If they T h ere la no beggar so detestable as be to say my eyes fascinate you. Jonas—N ot te r «sough. M y several hundred dollars s year In the sation." id been livin g at home all thsli who can afford nothing to Me neigh- do they remind yon o f! would walk ftfty to gat to alb erga i* coal hill o f even a moderate aired pow “Conversation? What you want Is S Bias.— Peoole’s Homs Journal. bor.— Simms. Mk. Hardfsx—Ths 11 in mlUtoato er plant • good monolocne." C e / ' 4