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Railroad Time Table
SHOD WITH SILENCE
IS GOVERNMENT SO PATERNALISTIC AND
INQUISITORIAL THAT FREEDOM IS A MOCKERY?
Arrival and Departure of Paasengcr
Big Bull Mooes Can Tr» voces • Thtoh
Fare«! Wrtheet a Seund.
A II bough taller than an ordinary
borw ■ rig bin g more than half a ton
• nd adorned with wide apiradlag ant­
ler». tbe bull n<><ee stalk« elth ghost
ly alienee through tbnwi formta
where man can
arrety move without
being brirayol by tb* Imai crackling of
dry twigs. In summer It levee low ly I
Ing. awampy forest» interspersed «Uh
bue. O—(Specoli — Al tbe
•hallow lakes and «iugglab atreama. tn
•w h places It often • a.ice up to Ita kaM anauel maallag af tbe Asaoeiatad
ne>k tn a lake to feed on »uwulent Obi» Dolila«. W F Wllay. »4 a or ut thè
water plant a and when reaching to the Clamaseli Kagulrar, dellversd an «4
bottom lav <>n>m entirely submerged. dreea thè' bea bacamo a alesale la edb
tarlai «Iraisa
Thre visit« to lie water are «orue
Mr Wliey •tarlimi bla audleaee ef
11 now by day but «anally at night,
•ope« tally durUg the aeaeon when the editar» wb«a be preved lo them tbal
ealvea are young and tba born« of the tbe vaaatad rrsadewi ef thè »rea« le so
mere
Rara are «iror»<» fresa Mr
bulla are but pertly grown
Wn«y • eddree«. whleh la i*wuaM«r«4
Late tn the fall, with full grown
antlers. the balls wander through tbe ane «f tha akoet taarlaae «ubile uU«r-
forest looking for their ma lea at times aacee ef tbe day
Mare «wlftly and e« «urely aa thè
uttrrtng farveechlng calle of >1aflance
Io all rivals and ocraalonaily claahlng giaclsr grtad« Ita reelstleea wa» dewa
monetala alogea. «weepteg betora H
their boms agalnat tbe aapltnga In axu
tierance of maaterful • Igor. Other bulla all ll*e aad grewth and davelepemut.
at times accept tbe challenge and ad there la «wesping dosa «a thè
beaten to meet the rival for a battle prraa of Asserì«« tbe relealle««, eald.
royal At thia season the call of tbe merelleea sa American a» alane ho ef
governamela! cea«er«hlp
cow mooee 'ink kly attract« the bulla
It la laceaeetvabl« lo »1 mlnd tbat
Hunters take advantage of thia and by
Ru»«iaal«a(lon of thè American «rasa
Imitating the call through a birch hark
trumpet bring the m-«t aggreaatve wtll he pwrmitted lo go oa eahmdad
hull« to th«lr doom XalloUJ1 '«•»- and uacbeched And y«< thè «ad of
Ih« «Fort to ih rotti* u» i« no» la aighL
graphic Maausk-*
Te tbe locai «Corta et Alabama. W«e<
Viritela «ad «thsr stai«« lo pr«v«at
Ut« aa!« or eirculeiion of D«wapaprr»
«oetAinlag edvertla«m«nta ef • «ertale
ebersetar la «4 4 ad now ih» prò posai
af tbe Mugreae ef thè Valled Btatoe
to prevent thè earryiug ky maJI aay
wbcre ef a«*«paper» cwatalalag ■nata
edvertUtng mattar
Tbat propnaal
ha« already town «adorare bv tbe ««»■
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wtll recaiv« a*ao thè approvai ef IX«
bou.*« of r*ur«e»ntativ«a
Tbore 1« poad'ag too. in tb« («sata
a rvwetutloa. dnclarlng tbat Vallad
Stato« dlatrict courta «hall ber« ««
power te dee la re aa act of congreaa
•a aeaetl t n t tosai
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bvataaae
Pwrawae ly. I bave ae I»
tarwet to tbe koalas»» direst or to
ffireet. ear bave I ever 4»tand«4 W.
Bpaektsg to yaa tnnlgbt as man ta
mea I may *44. «ven. that I am per
•easily nppeae4 to soma phaa«« af M
tor ataay raaaoa«. bul I am mam
etrncigly e*pwa*4 to th* tnsld -,«• «t
tort, «f whlcb thia proposed legtala-
ttea ia lb* epealag w«4«s. te repeal or
to emasculate Artici« 1 af th« am«n4
meats to the Coa»tltntlan of the
t*nlt«4 Matas, which provides that
there «hall b* ns «bndg*a«eat of Uta
treadara of th« yr**«
It ta an age aid Rgh> my M*ada.
this la«l«t«st effort to prevent 'ha •«
arel»« of koomt criticism of m«n and
m"e»srss
It baa Its beglnamg In
th« dim. dark days whsa tyrana was
rule wh«a klage oould do ao wrong
sad
wh«a ha whe t*m*rarlou«ly
raised kM solo« la eamplelat or crltl-
«1»m ef (Ito«* aacupyiM th« ««et« of
th* mighty paid for mmh IndlacmUoa
with hi« Nfe
O«atl«m*a af th* AmoHatsd Okie
Balita« th« belli« Is an Thar« H svaa
naw net elan« a g«v*raia*nt«l e*a«ar
ship of th* pre««, bat lb* Hr»' ilia!
teatactoe ef «a lagutmtion bam basa
thrust menactngiy «ed with »lal«t«r
parpa«« (award rompiate official doai
tas toa «ad «wa'rol of editorial attar
aaea
I at as raed a latter received try th«
editor at «a Oblo a*w»p«p*r wMh
Which moat af yau era familiar:
BW —Thar« has b*** «ubatittsd to (Ms
«re * a copy «f SSI adusata! artillad Wkr
Wai Ramato Uvarvikln«*" p«rp«<ll*g to
kava ka«n pwbltahad tn lea t t«H lease
af rawr pubH*sO«a. wtik the esasaa«*»«
«tal 1( waa pukllasad far a va uakta eon
atoarstlaa and «kauia <h*>ar*ra have
haaa machad aa an advaH I »a mart. »
eeesedsa** with the pmvlstoaj «T «ha
Set ef Asa M. I*n. a aaev at at«* la
toetoe» i THU «Hke wattld ke plaeaed <•
have a «totomaet frsm ms Is rasar« to
i
J*r tl*s ••«>«<(• 1« i-s t» rsu.sAv ihs
lostbl« aak «sslsg tbs kapisaa ««>«4l»sl
•< ma awnsr ra< ars«4
"Daa't >eu bs»w that it ma«« tee ti«ne
«•are pswar te «rsdec« Ugki than u laMa
lo pre* *<•« noi«**"
There le the whole alt usilo« Is a
autshrll We are troubled with low
voltag* «tatesmea. the tiny dry call«
ef whoeo brain* are Just puwrrful
eaougb to luafca unceasing racket,
while great dynamic »lad» that might
good the world with legislative light
aad wtadoui are dlocunnertad from th*
mac hl nary of government
Twe year« later at thie annual rath
•ring. I ventured to wold and to ad­
vise Agaia I crave your Indnlgencn
to expostulate, to plead with you 1«
turn the batterle» of wrath ou all
near •tat»«men. who«o bend» ar* tb
hand« of Kaau. but whose voice I* th*
voice of Jacob Primarily the duty of
eecurlng good gi>r> ramenL sana ad-
lula'atra'loa. just lagtalation. Ilea with
us We can «a Magar evada th« l>
atta, er shirk tbe r*vpon«lblllty if «■
would ramala free sad sot bond
SAVED HIS OWN
FACE
Why He Balked at Being a W lin««« en
ths Side ot Truth.
Coktuel E M. lloos# ••Mll.'iit” II<> um >,
a« be la ufteu cail< I lokl at a dluucr
lu Washington a algnlflcaot |wiral>lc
•They who expe t th« men In author­
ity to do a great deal for tbotu they
who eu*! t tbe i!ui»uu»l -if
h' i<l«l re­
member tbe grimly txur story.
"A famous griaxly bear hunter gave a
dinner, and oua <>f tbe guests »•■bl of a
bear bunt tbat he bad otec shared In
with hl» boat. Il bad iscii a rvmark-
able bunt The l>ear bail been killed
under almost luerwllble difficulties
Although bis auditor» |<s»k<v| skeptical,
tbe nanatur did iiu: apart them any of
those dittl ultle* He counted vi> the
beat, you gee. for corroborathoi
'Theo, when tie bad Autshad bl»
elrang* but i*rfeetl, true tale, he said:
“There, tiuita the »lory. aud. geo-
ilemeu. our b--at will corn>U-ratr every
word I any.'
•' •No. Ue<>rgav' be aahl. I <l«u t rw-
mrinlwr anything of the sort at all*
'Tableau!
“Maddened by this tableau, tbe guest
at the oim I of the dinner took Ida boat
aside ami tilaaed
" 'Why dldn t yr<>u l-avk me up In that
bear atory? Yau kuow «very word of
It was true '
“'Yea.' said tbe famous bimter—'yrs.
It was all true, but I «aw that every­
body round tlie table I bought you wrre
lying tf then. I bad gnp|*ort«J you
th« only result wouhl have l«c«n that
they would ha»« «et uie down for a
liar loo-' "—Washington Klar
Looming Mirages.
In wbat are called •'I'K.mlng mi­
rages" distant objects »bow an apiair-
ent extravagant Increase In bright
without alteration of breadth Distant
ptanaclea of Ice are thus oiagnlhei
Into Immense towers or tall, lagged
mountains. and a ship thus reflected
from far out al sea may appear to bv
twelve or Ufteeu limes as mil as It la
long. Rocks and trees are abut atiuwii
tn almormal aliafx-s and jwmIHoun.
while house«, animal ami human Is»-
grateful for a leak, a kind word or
Ings ap|>ear lu like rvnggrratml shapes.
leas Importaaata hick than asuaL
ltof<-re the sandy plains of our south
Intelsrase« ef Offtc*ald«m.
wraterri «tales and tetrliorios were
Twe years ago. before this body, I converted Into verdant held« by tbe
par to ! a pictara ef the grewtk at ingenuity and Hreicsa energy of man
gov«n>meatal afllctouauaaa which was mirages were very common In lb”««
atara prophetic than I knew
Your regions, th« Indians regarding the phe­
attantioa was directed at that time to nomenon ■a t*lng lb« w»rk of
tba lacrvaaiag laaoienca and ta toler­ spirit«
ance of officialdom aad tka prsdtotlaa
was mad« that, unlesa ch«ck«d aad re-
A R umor Nati«*«! Dt«h.
praasad with a «tore bead. It weald
One of the m 'lottai dlshea of
riaa up to »irtka dawn us cr«a'era It
•la bi known aa tbe paahke. II
la in ao aptrlt af arragaac« or boast
sort of caka that stands one atxl a
fulnra« that theea fact* are recalled,
feet high and tv aluaya put on a talk
but ia a spirit of «arrow «nd huutiUa
ha«*
It la usually »tirtn-'iintivl by a
lioa Our siaa of otniaaioa aad eoar
sugar cross and 1« placed lu tbe cctitrr
mlaaloa are aagulflng a«. Instead of
of the table nbeii the |{iis«lana hold
rising Ilk* voltaal flgbtlng man, trua
to conscience, to baaur. to lb« spirit of their great feast at Easter when th«
It taltra about sixty
freedom and progress ef elvUiaaUea, fast la broken
to etrike down oar •hackle«, we ell eggs to make tbe pasbka, lull none but
Ilk« hoary datarda wr»pp«d la the native« cau ams-eed In producing tbe
»ackcloth and aabea of lameat and re rare taste
pla« How long. O U>rd! Hew load
Csmprshancivs.
•hail thia «adura?
“I understand you have lought a a«t
w her« ar« th* forward looking maa
>'f today? Cartaiuly sol la th« halls of of Bbakeapear«'« work*“
“Yea.“ replied Mr liubwaite loftily
l*g!slatlon
Ata
toglalaturaa freas
th* Atlantic is Ute Paclflc ar* faeblg '•a complete act.“
countsrfeita mamly af a doddarlag
"A ih I*« glossary too. I presumeT'
caagr*»« Hara ta Obto why caa ws
'•Ob. yea. yea! In fact, everything
not have coaatruotiva l«gistetioa aa Mhakm|>eerr
arroto "
Birmingham
tba subject ef taxat.oa? Tbe eaawer Aga-Herald.
1« painfully almpl« bacauaa wa lack
ronatruetiv« »tat«ara«a la tba geaarai
High«* Authority.
aasembly Too great a percantaga of
Willis The Highfliers sre going to
tbs tn«.t>b*rshlp can net lift Its aara
give np tb*<r big tvotise this year. Mrs.
from tba ground ta take a good,
Willie-Y<»*i miivt lv mistaken
I was
square, boseat leak upoa tba neeao
talking with Mrs Highflier only yes­
•Hies of «ertlnua and tai tag division«
terday
Wlltl« Wall, 1 a«t talking
remote from th« ba'llwlcka to wblab
with the mortgage* only thia mom-
they look for «oatlnuad lease on «•-
tag. Pork
dal Ufa
A Dartmouth profeasor la sponsor
Treuble on the Reed.
for a «lory that aptly portray* th* «M-
F1r«t f'atulpasir What a Hie mailer?
uailon tn which wa And auraalvae
A ho<>a*h«M«r ail .Haieavad *•« atgM Recntul Centipede- I »•«*■ 'I a traffic cop.
by th« «odd*« •* Ungsl«km*«t «f th« «ton- my feat want to go different ways
<r|c iichta In hl« hou«* la • uttte wtdto New York Run.
It torama *epar«at that the derhMO«
we<i|d prshsblr raatleu« through tha etglH
n»u ih* tesak aa >1« ba l<w«tod and «or-
Masculina Fama.
'»• tod L'nshio si that hear to «aour«
"What I« a bunch?"
<O* mtv I •• *f aa I'tol »laetrtetoa Uto
“A bnn>b Is tha masculin« équiva­
I h«<aa«hotfor hit upua tho kspav «oh««« *f
>l«ta«hlxg th* halierl** from hto
lent of feminin« intuition
• nd «uni * tieg Uto-* with Ida
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