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“ I K lo w er aiiltm vts fight on « c ry
,n .:h t p ro vo ca tio n nm I h ,iv * not
M m |w o m i'll light In y e a r s
I won
der » h e re the wm s p irit com es fro m
S in g ly not fro m o rd in a ry c lilr e u s » h o
g e l along rcu so n .ib ly
w e ll w ith each
other
I m e* It com e fro m the p ro Tea
suntal s o ld ie rs we #up|»*rt fro m geuer
s llo n to g e n era tio n In mewna o f pule
lit la x a t lo ii«
| | # m an devo tes h la
life lo S o ld ie rin g o f co u rse he m ual
b e lie ve In w a r
li e must In v e n t new
m ethod* o f a lla t k and d e stru c tio n , and
te ll how e ffe c tiv e ly th ey » I I I » o r k
In p ra i tlee.
H e « r i l e * In llie fre e
spa I t-a o f th e n ew sp ap e r* alwiot h is
tra d e , and o f h i* in v e n tio n * : How he
w ill rty o ver an enem y c o u n try , an d
destroy e lite s w ith a sp e c ia l 1 m l o f
boinh lie h a * thought u p . h o » lie w ill
pin, e g erm s In a » p e d a l sh e ll lo be
A red s i Hie enem y, end ca u se the
women s lid c h ild re n , as w e ll s * the
m en, to d ie o f plague. .
T h e n the
so ld ie r* o f o th er o o u n ln e# m ake reply
by te llin g w h a t th ey h ave thought up
In the w ay o f d e stru ctio n . F ln u lly we
h a le llie G e rm a n s because o f w h a t
th e ir m ilita ry men a re w illin g to do
to it*, and the G e rm a n s h ate us be
cause of the te rrib le th in g s o u r m ill
Inr> men a re w illin g lo do to flirtu . A
d isp u te between n a tio n s a ris e s , mnd s s
Che p r ■' -sslonal s o ld ie rs w a n l s ch an ce
lo its»« t l.e lr new m a n e u vers and s h e lls,
they sw ag g er aro u n d and lam st. In
stead of "getting to g e th e r." as « rn s ih ls
men should
Then some one step* • %>
a c a l. and m illio n s » h o never bed a
Aght In th e ir ll» r s *i«end y e a rs In k i l l
ing men th ey do not h ate, and have no
w isu to h arm
a s *
1
I
A N ìv * Y o rk S ta ta G iova F a c to ry .
t
n ... « i a « l l * a l *
In one fa c to ry th e re one And* a m useum
o f au to graph ed c o lla rs w ith the sig n s
R E G E N T ce n su s repo rt re
tu re s o f such no tables as T h e o d o re
v e a ls th a t N ew Y o rk sta te h as
R o o se ve lt. R am say
M sc lS m a ld . the
69 c itie s w ith a n o rm al popu
P rin c e o f W a le s, W oodrow W ilso n .
la tio n o f m ore than 10.000
G eo rg es
t ’lem enceau
and
A d m ira l
each , o f w h ich seven stan d In the
Togo. F o u r A fth s o f a ll o f the ra lla r a
100.000 c la s s and s ix In the M ( 0
made In A m e rica a re m a n u fa ctu re d In
c la s s . N ew Y o rk c ity h as m ore than
th is c ity at the head o f n a v ig a tio n on
h a lf the p o pulatio n o f the w hole sta te.
the I'ludson. T r a y Is also noted for
B u ffa lo , the m e tro p o lis o f E r ie coun s h irts .
ty , w ith Its splend id system o f p a rka
M ark T w a in ’» R v stln q P la ce .
connected by d riv e s , b o u le vard s and
A s one o f the homes o f M a rk T w a in .
p a rk w a y s , ra n k s n in th am ong the In E lm ir a h as made the w o rld Its debtor
d u s t ria l ce n te rs o f the U n ited S ta te s
Q u a rry F a rm Is a s h rin e o f N ew Y o rk
and Is one o f the ten leading p o rts o f
a« m uch as lYxvp e rstn w n an il Irv in g
th e w o rld , alth o u gh It lie s at the fooi
ton. M ark T w a in ’s ash es rest In the
lo cal ce m ete ry, but h is s p irit roam s
o f an In lan d lake .
w h e re v e r peopl« love hum or.
No one could v is it R o ch e ste r, w ith
A s the home o f the A m e ric a n * L a
It s fa lls . Its b e a u tifu l p a rk s , and Its
F ra n c e Are engine fa c to ry . E lm ir a has
busy In d u s trie s , w ith o u t agreeing th at
given p ro tectio n to alm o st e v e ry c ity
h ere Is one o f A m e ric a 's most liv a b le
In the land and has q u icken ed the
c itie s .
R o ch e ste r
m akes
enough
p u lses o f s m a ll b> y s who h ave w atch ed
“ m o v ie “ 01m e v e ry y e a r to belt the
Are ap;<aratus an sw e rin g an a la rm
e a rth eight tim e s. K o d a k p ark h as
Ja m e sto w n Is a fam o u s ce n te r of
to “ co o k" fo u r to ns o f s ilv e r e v e ry
m etal fu rn itu re m a n u fa ctu re . A la rg e
w e ek , tra n s fo rm in g It Into n itra te o f
colony of S c a n d in a v ia n m etal w o rk
s ilv e r to m ake the em u lsio n fo r the
j
e rs h as settle d th ere , and live a n n u al
A im s and p h o to grap h ic |>aper E a s tm a n
produces. N e a rly T .'ks'.'Y si pound« t4 j output o f the fu rn it u re fa c to rie s of
the c ity and su rro u n d in g c o u n try w as
cotton lln te rs go Into the m akin g o f
valu ed at $27i»«n.nn0 by a recent cen
film , and th e re Is a sa y in g th at on
sus.
the smooth side 01m Is flrst co u sin to
C h au tau q u a co u n ty o f w h ich Ja m e s
cotton and on the em u lsio n sid e con
town Is the p rin c ip a l c ity . Is at once
sin germ an to s te rlin g s ilv e r » a r e .
New Y o rk s ta te 's m a jo r grape-pro-
C le a lln e s s m ust be next to godliness
duclng a re a and Its most h is to ric
when m o tio n -p ictu re Aim Is made. A
j m eeting p lace o f su m m er religion« and
speck on G re ta G arb o ’s nose o r a
l ed u catio n a l a sse m b lie s O n the sh o res
sp lo tch on M ary P le k fo rd 'r cheek
of the b e a u tifu l la k e o f the sam e
w o uld ru in a p ictu re . So the sm oke
nam e, the C h au ta u q u a Plea w a s born.
s ta c k s of K o d a k I'a r k are among the
It sw ept to the ends o f the n atio n be
h ig h e st In A m e ric a , and 20.000.000 g a l
fo re Ita gro w th w a s a rre ste d by the
lons o f w a te r a day a re pumped out o f
m odern co m p etitio n o f m otion p ic
I.a k e O n ta rio . T h e g e latin e on y o u r
tu re s and autom obiles.
fllm Is s s c h e m ic a lly pure as th at In
Po ughkeep sie, w ith h er boast as the
th e dessert on y o u r d in n e r ta b le
Oueen C it y o f the H udson so d her
m-
rid
ta.
P r*r*re d
Sy
NsiienaJ
Ge>'Cr»ph:o
W a s h in g t o n . D . C .— W N C
A
Society
iv r v lc *
A man who » a n te d a loan w as
a * k e d : “ H ow do you spend yo u r In
co m e?" And he re p lie d :
“ O h. ipbout h a lf fo r the c a r and the
h o u se : an o th e r h a lf fo r food and
clo th in g and a th ird fo r n il*ce !lan r«iii#
th in g s ."
“ B u t that m eans y o u r outgo la a
th ird niore 'Ivan y o u r Incom e P*
• T h a t '* rig h t th a t’« w h at I sp en d ."
s e e
In q u a rre ls tie tw rv u husb and and
w ife the m ain tro u flle u su a lly la th at
one p a rty to the q u a rre l la a m an, and
th e o th er a w oluau. P a rtn e rs lo b u si
ness fre q u e n tly q u a rre l, and te ll h ard
ta le s on each other, but the d e ta ils
o f m a rria g e a re m ore co m p licated th an
se llin g h o tte r and e g g * ; Its d isg u sts
m ore d ifficu lt to get o v e r.
a a a
o n e o f the oldest In cid e n ts re la te d
in h is to ry Is t lis t the gold o f s rh h
m an w as m elted and poured down h is
th ro a t. T h e essen ce o f e v e ry p a rly
p la tfo rm Is h a tre d o f ric h men. and
o s r re lig io n le a ch e s th at the hea«en
we hope to a c h ie v e A n ally w ill not he
(Mitlud-d by the presence o f such o ffal.
I have n eve r kno w n an yo n e asked
lo g iv e hts p hilo so phy o f life , who did
not m ention the nrw-qual d istrib u tio n
o f wenth a s a g re at wrong. Yet
It Is u n eq ual d is trib u tio n of w e alth
we a re Indebted to fo r c iv iliz a tio n .
It Is m it w rong fo r a man to
w o rk h ard , s a v e h is m oney, and
b u ild n bouse w ith th re e ch im n e y s, s i
though a neighbo r may be w illin g lo
hunt and Ash. o r p lay gam es, and c a rry
off i>ls sm oke w ith one.
A f a ir c o n sid e ra tio n o f h isto ry m < m«
to In d ic a te H is t It w us h atre d o f the
ric h th a t In sp ire d e v e ry en o rm ou s d *
« fra c tio n o f h um an progress in the
past. It « s s poor sn d u o p ro g re sslve
b a rb a ria n s w a rm in g
th e m se lv e s at
cam p A res, who looked w ith h a le on
b e a u tifu l A th e n s sn d destro yed a rt
w ork that h as n eve r been equaled and
n eve r w ill be.
• • a
en-
in k
an t
- In
the
o rk.
In
ash-
Ington r e f ill e d th«* lilea o f a cro w n ,
; lti ul re m n an t o f a once m ighty
and fo r its l!a « h ro iirk house, now a
«a
n tney co n stitu te . T h e ir re s e rv a sta te sh rin e , w ho re he bade hla arm y
tio n s a re is la n d s In th e Ju ris d ic tio n of
fa re w e ll.
th e S ta te o f N ew Y o rk .
It Is p leasan t to w a n d er up to Home
Y o n k e rs Com es F if t h .
w h ere old F o rt S ta n w ix stood, fo r
I t Is do u b tfu l w h e th e r one person
h ere the A m e ric a n flag received Its
In ten w ould guess the flfth c ity of
b ap tism o f Are under c irc u m s ta n c e s
N ew Y o rk . It is Y o n k e rs A d ria n van
th at w ill be fo re v e r h e ro ic In the
d er D o n rk , who once owned Its site ,
h e a rts of the A m e rica n people.
w a s a young D u tch noblem an, or
H ith e r cam e C o lo n el P e te r Ganse-
Jo n k h e e r, and It w a s an easy t r a n s i
voort to defend the M ohaw k v a lle y
tion to Y o n k e rs fro m Jo n k h e e r s land.
from the In v a sio n o f the B r it is h . T o
T h e city has some o f the la rg e st
rie s. and In d ia n s, who w e re m a rch in g
ca rp e t fa c to rie s , su g a r re fln e rle s . and
to the Hudson fo r a Ju n ctio n w ith
e le v a to r p la n ts In A m e rica .
K u rg o y n e under St l.e g e r. Out o f a
F e w sta te s have c a p ita ls so fo rtu
com m andeered w h ite s h ir t , a d ra fte d
n ate ly located or c a p ita ls w ith a s ric h
red p e ttico a t, and an Im pressed blue
a h isto ry. F o u r o f New Y o rk 's s ix
blouse, they w ere aid e to fash io n a
P re sid e n ts nave been g o ve rn o rs o f the
Aag o f accepted design.
state— Van B u re n . C le ve la n d and the
M ount V ern o n. New R o ch elle, and
tw o R o o se ve lts— and have lived In A1
O ne o f th« old men who fre q u e n tly
vVhlte P la in s , trip le to w n s o f W est
bany. A n o th er son o f New Y o rk who
C h e s te r; A u b u rn . Ith a c a , and G en e va, annoy me w ith m em o irs once w r o te :
won the pre sid e n cy by vote o f the peo
a tria d o f gems that bedeck the F in g e r ’’T h e h is to ry o f the hum an ra c * baa
pie, but loet It at the hands o f the
been sh am e I " .
W h at h ave we
I j i k e s ; C o rn in g , w ith Its p la n ts ape
e le c to ra l co m m ission , w a s G o vern o r
Just ca u se to be ash am ed o f? So fa r
c la llz ln g In high grad e g la s s ; G lo v e r »
S am u e l J . T lld e n .
v llle . w ith Its hundred glove fa c to rie s ; as I sm concerned I blush most lie-
U tic a , a f a ir c ity o f the M ohawk
I
Oswego,
w ith Its dream « o f becoming ca u se o f o p p o rtu n itie s neglected
v a lle y , is a ce n te r o f the knltgoods
h ave annoyed and harm ed m ore peo
the
G
re
a
t
Id
ik
e
*
g
atew
ay
to
the
H
ud
In d u s try In A m e rica.
s o n ; O n eid a, w ith its s tr ik in g o rg a n is pie th an I should have. I could have
Sch en e ctad y made a bold bid fo r
bi-en m ore co m fo rta b le and p ro sp e r
atio n th at h as made C o m m u n ity s ilv e r
position among the c itie s o f the state
ous
m y se lf had I behaved b etter to
fam
o
u
s
throughout
A
m
e
r
ic
a
;
C
o
rtla
n
d
In the 100.000 or m ore population
I began In a poor r u ra l sec
that o v e rlo o k s most c itie s In the sta te o th e rs
c la s s , under the 1090 ce n su s, and cam e
tion. and th u s learn ed slo w ly but, In
o n ly a few thousand sh o rt. A s the i In point o f e le v a tio n — a ll o f these
»he ni.,«r modest su rro u n d in g s, fin a lly
m u n ic ip a litie s beur w itn e ss to the v e r
home o f the G e n e ra l E le c t r ic com
sa tlU fy o f the E m p ire sta te and prove
learn e d th e greut le s s o n : th a t nu-n
p a n y, w here S te ln m e t*. C oo lld ge. and
th at the e sth e tic and the In d u s tria l
L o n g m u ir have delved so deeply Into
m ust b e tte r su ppo rt th e c iv iliz a tio n
can m arch hand In hand.
th e m y ste rie s o f m a tte r and have made
th e ir a n ce sto rs found an Im provem ent
m any an a p p a re n tly u n fath o m ab le se
N or can one forget Re.-vca F a lls ,
or. the sa v a g e ry fro m w h ich they
cre t a ris e to se rv e the needs o f eve ry
sprang.
w h ere bloom ers Arst bloomed w h e re
• • •
day life , S ch en e ctad y h as become s
w om an's rig h ts expo n en ts held th e ir
household word In A m e rica .
A rst co nvention.
It lia s been ch arg ed ag ain st rne th at
B in g h a m to n , w h ich Is s tr ik in g ly lo
T h e re a re lite r a lly sco re s of other
I have p e c u lia r n o tio n s. One o f them
cated a s trid e east b ra n ch o f the S u s
liv e co m m u n ities lik e A u b u rn and
Is that d u rin g lim e s lik e the p re se n t.
quehanna. Is m aking a bid fo r a p lace
B a t a v ia , C an a n d a ig u a and D u n k irk
It Is m ore Im p o rta n t to feed the hun
beside R o ch e ste r in the m a n u fa ctu re
E a s t A u ro ra and F u lto n , G eneva and
gry than It Is to buy m e m b ersh ip s fo r
o f pho to grap hic su p p lie s. T h e shoe
H o rn e ll, Ith a ca an ■ Jo h n sto w n . K in g s
young men In the Y M. C . A.
I so
fa c to rie s o f the neighboring tow n of
ton and L n c k p o n M alone and Nor
told a s o lic ito r to day.
No doubt be
E n d ic o tt tu rn out fo o tw ea r know n fa r
w lch , Olenn and Penn Y a n . R y e and
went a w a y th in k in g III o f me.
and w ide.
.Salam anca T o n a w a n d a , V a lle y S tre a m ,
M r next c a lle r w a s s ragged old man
T ro y is a m ild-m annered c i t y ; but,
and W h ite h a ll, th at a re p len sin g s ta rs
w ith a wooden leg
T lila s o lic ito r did
fo r a ll th at, it m akes A m e rica and
In New F o rk 's g a la x y o f m iin fclp a ll-
b etter w ith m e ; be said I pro vid ed fa r
m uch o f the w o rld w e ar its c o lla rs
tie s.
h is n e c e ssitie s fo r a week
D P I A IL S
G la d y s I 1st eli.
Mabel
T id e la
« list my hoy friend sa y s In Id* te lle r,
“ D arlin g , I Itilnk of you a ll d a y**
y o u r n a tu ra lly w aved h a ir, your
b row n ish gray eye*, your slig h tly
p rn iu lliru l cluwklMinee. )» u r tw enty
four Inch » « 1* 1 “
k la lirl n il. that * a queer Sort at
luxe letter !
G la d y s n il didn't you k n ow ? |t,,h
w rite s those d escrip tio n * of m isting
people for (lie
police
I lleg rn d a
llt a r t ic r iM u u U b l.
How W ar Starts
A Typical American
Katnily Quarrels
c
ON
PERPLEX ED
M EM O RY
••pm b e g in n in g to w o nd er,'* ««Id
F a r m e r t'o rn to « iw l, " w h e th e r I ui m»t
gettin g sy m id o m s o f t h is ailm e n t
they c a ll a m n e s ia .'
• V a n ì you re m e n d w r y » u r p re v i
v u s Id e n tity ?"
"t» iily In |»urt
I ca n 't re m em b er
I am th e sam e o ld fa rm e r » h o use«l
to h av e a m a rk e t f» r m ore c ra p s
th a n he co u ld ra is e and nobody com-
•n a ro u n d a s k in g fo r w o rk.'*
Th*
Diplomat
“ T e ll me. H e n r y ,” s a id th e sw eet
y u n i, g tilin g d ra m a t ic a lly
"tell me
Am I the only g ir l you » e r e e v e r In
tt r e s i c i I I I ? “
li e «tu rfed g u ilt ily an d did a bit vt
q 'iii k th in k i g
“ No, my i««t." ti* s a id , a ft e r a
« I d l e ; "b u t you a re th e m ost r barin-
Ing am ong a ll th e g ir ls I h a v e e v e r
«■el In my life devoted m a in ly lu
m eeting ch a rm in g girls.**
M a r y W a s R ig h t
M ary
I f you plea«», m um . th *
c m '* bad r h li ken«
.M istrr««
N o nsense. M a r y ; you
nu an k itte n *.
M ary M s s them c h ic k e n * o r k it
ten s you brought hem e t h 1* m o rn in g ?
M is tre s s t 'h lr k e n * . o f co u rse.
M ir y
W e ll m um . them * w h at the
cat # had.
Bans*
H a d l i t Diffti e llle a
fflo w ly , w ith a m e n acin g look in
Id* e y e s, th e bulld o g a p p ro a ch e d
i |h e iw o * tr e e l m u s ic ia n s .
T he men looked at him out of th s
c o ra ría of their eyes sn d theu slow
I ly edged «w sy.
“ I say. M ill." sa id Ihe m an w ith
(he ban),» su d d e n ly , “ blow ’a rd •>»
yo u r c o rn e t; p erh ap s It II frlg h le n
tin a w a y .“
“ Yes. that s a ll very w ell,“ said
H ill w llh a doubtful g rliu sce. “ But
If :t B o o l 4« th# I r l . k , • l ir f r . I 1
gel the wind to ru n sw a y w l t h f ’ -«
l.ondou A n sw er*
B « « s i« r
A safe itetwall I m > i holder, w hile
g Ib a .1
I M H i
b a n k s vault, said I*» Ihe a tte n d a n t!
"Y o u r
rubber
good* departm ent,
please."
"W hy. w hal do y,,u m rauT" w as
Ihe resyionae
~l W«nl to go w here you keep f«»V
nie the rou|*ous w hich, a fte r they
are d e p o s i t e d , bounce b a ck Ilk * ru b
Iter h a lls,* » « a ih e com eback
V an
r a u v r r p r a v ln r e .
IN
T H E I IX M F A M I L Y
Hoarding
T h e r l l y d « .r ll r r w a s re ad in g a
n e w sp ap e r w hen he w a s h ea rd to
e x c la im . " E v e n the co w s s r « doing
1 » now r
“ Im in e w h a t? * In q u ire d h is w lfs .
" H o a rd in g ." he rep lied .
“ Not re a lly h o a rd in g * " h is w ife
echoed
“ S u r e ." sa id h er h u sb an d “ R ig h t
h ere In th e h e a d lin e It « a y s, T J g h f
D ative ra w hide« J r . 1*
O b so lete
W ord
Som e one try in g to be ca n d id
to w a rd a fla p i» rr told ber th a t her
h s lr looked " e x a c t ly lik e « m,*p “
" A n d w h a t •!■«*« a mop look tik e ? "
«h* ask ed s w e e t l y .
Tonic S tim o la » !
Eva
D id you e n jo y y o u r rid e last
even in g « t t h th a ! young d o cto r?
E ls ie - Indeed I did. l i e h a s a
most ch a rm in g ro ad sid e m a n n e r.—
Boston Transcript.
so m f : t h in g
in
“ H ow did they w r . g h th e baby T"
“ tm tb e lr e c s l r e , o f c o u rs e
Owl
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hut w h y h a r e you p u l q u o ta tio n
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tw e n ty y e a r s ago to d a y . J u a t fa n c y I
K n s g g ! o n ly w ish It w a s .