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Lutnl Jt'rrk of a
(iife, Singer La v
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cier If om, in liuil
Farmer IricuJ of
Carmen Sxlvti.
From the Hold of musk- it ml the lo
lure pint form il Is -,ii ii s'i'ji to r.i-r
t .ire. mid Mrs. Km; Ins i to Wall i. c
Tls, who h.is 1. oMi Idem itiod for in. in.,
ji-.-irs Willi lingual n.V.iirs nttd worn
n' clilli work l'i l'hi ;tf. Ins ;o c:il
Xy taken It. Mk I ':n Is in:uli her (irsi
public !1 ppe I 1 :l il- 'i' lis M si.. .lcI'. Ivitij
tin- Kiijirimo ill I he historic C!i;i;i.
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Ml;s. K AT.iEi.lNE WVLLACK 1AV1S.
Ladies' quartet, mi organization which
nitido au ei' dU'tit reputation for ii-o'f
In the American musical world. Later
Jlrs. Paris was soloist In T"i:!:y cliur. h.
Uil her beautiful sinking attracted
many admirers. After her marriage
h-i. Ihivis retired from choir work
r.il devoted herself for awhile to an
enterprise whi h proved to he highly
su-. essfui. TLis was the management
of a series of entertainments called
"OaJle Souks "f Many Xatl.cis." iu
hich school children were trained to
sir.:; juvenile s tips. Mrs. Iavis sr
rtr.ed anil even composed i ho naisi
for these performances. The e.Tort was
re t ired with so mm h favor that the
roups were collected and published and
have had a wide sale in parts of
the world. Sill' e then Mrs. Iavis has,
added "Christ s and -.i:i.s;iai:
Rhymes and Games" to lier lis:. Her ,
Erst novel is a tale of southern Ita'.v
fill! oil "The Tun. Line!!, s."
Woman Owner cf a Glacier.
Mrs. Mar;, j.. liar.. n.n re out!,,
ci'ide a visit in Ala':.t in -car: !i of :
rro:.ii.-iii;,r u,i::i:!L' i L i : 1 1 . i.a the '.',
tin tion of i.ei..'- t!:e ;;ri i '.i i
tas ever staked :: a n.j.i:., , i' p r..."
u a glacier 1' :. t:ds a u ! - i - - - I
the novelty of th,. i.us:::e-s to state
I lie !ac:i-r was slili i;i :.:ot! m
r.'hr-:! the h; : '.. w.ss Mal;d. 'i'lii- i:
III.1 hr.st su.;: !:i-r in cine e - i tint
n:i:-::eiisers i-si t lie ! " .t to t , . upper
Kloii li'.e ha'vc ! .,:, c, i.i.ike a
la.'ai.uir n . . . k.iu-
;. Wi.e-i Mr ;::r; p.i d t!iat
s-.iy t'.;e tit- i : -vs -r-! tar
ir'-ni safe. hi, : f . ; ; e
illliU. e 1 her to - ' p a if' !. p!i itjt-
ly and s-a!ve ; a el.ih.i i.a ii,e s:i!l
iiiovii.' mass of i :,: do!,;;-. ln
Hart ha - m-.V sc.-i-i trips t,, ; i
b:-. i::.i; a- n:e there i;-, m l.os .'".-elc .
C'al.. to Mlieii.i!ei.il the work of tie-
Telopin sever. d i!;'ii:,s lit e a;: it.jr to-fccr.
Oklahoma V'-.r,ian Pvit Fjrr.-tr.
Mis. K:fe . ' i is entita' l to the
S'ltior of In: : !':i!;:. d s l Ulah'j
j.a's hioit .si: ee-'sful iviii-iaii farmer,
rhe' proprit-tor of an estate of inaii.v
Siiiidretls of utves near Itusst-t. la that
aew state, sin? manages her extensirt?
!iiis:ne-s as jiroataldy as if she were a
niiiti. Ih-.-iries heii; one of the largest
jti( k raisers in the i-tale. she ir; e'evot
Jn u tfroat tleal of ittteii'.ion to the
niisirg of fri?i At present h fruit
iariii contains ;.". ) ncres of tipple or
chards, lij'l acres are devoted to peach
raising, and more than fifty ifivs un
allotted to siiinll fn it. From a single
acre of strawl e: rica Mrs. OThien made
ever J'OiO t!ie present season. She In t:
rltfz'Mi of the Chickasaw Nation. Iioing
one-e!gti)i Indian i.tid f-eveii-e'htUu
Irish.
Honored by a Queen.
Amerhain .Maivel ;iu- k. U
(?en reeei vinK much atientioii at the
court of Elizabeth of Itoumania, the
-Jifented Carmen Hylva. Miss (iltick is
the d.aughter ot James J'raser Glnck
and granddaughter of Charles Mellen
Tyler, professor emeritus at Cornell
nniverKlty. Six years ago the princl
jwf of the Conservatory of Music ai
Ithaca discovered among his pupils a
young girl who (showed remarkable
ability as a violinist. That year she
won the violin scholarship and was
ant to I'rague to study with the cele
brated Uohemlan virtuoso and teacher
Srcfk. After completing her course at
.Prague Miss Gluck decided to go to
Jlouwanla on a concert tour before re
turning to America. The queen was
present at her concert at Bucharest
mad was bo delighted wltb the young
American that she Bought an Introduc
tion and at onca proceeded to show her
admiration and friendship In a variety
t ways.
MARCIA WILLIS CAMPBELL.
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The Puzzl
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No. 275. Riddle.
I'm foiin.l Wit til II llir ni'lliill'n,lMl t f t !: h l.
Ami liew tlin notumlli.iy liaon iih
Ti'l. racliiK Inline from e!i,i,i nt nlxSt
II w eHiierly he wiilm nir'
I'm found In hnlln of cinuirnK tim.
1 irro nit (lie eiiKe nml urn mice;
TU I W ho tili nil IMciinillin it. w
A id lue nt tliui'N tiilte tiniMly.
Tx ef ii wtte ,ifi',np,l of yore.
It lie I'V n crent lawclvor;
Ml Kind ta: cuiiiiimI u ii vr nn,l o'er,
S lll flu rlli in loi v. r
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No. C76 Wine Merchant's Putl-
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Betty
Across the Water
By C. N. and A. M. Williamson
Illustrated by Henderson
Relating in the Williamsons' inimitable
style the experiences of a charming daugh
ter of the British aristocracy on the occa
sion of her first visit to the United States,
with her original observations on American
society. The story itself is Lady Betty's
love romance.
It is the prettiest c!i nax imaginable, and the book
is u&'loabtcdly to t-: read for tUa romance it un
folds. AVw York Tr 'rune.
"lleie'.i a clever little pnililciii," s:i i i
I the co' I. !, iioi.iiit
-In fii.pt; i lit that hiincl tif ;! cal
i Ions I drew live times as iiiucli wine
; with the three quart measure as with
: the Inn iii.nt. The tml.v other inca-.iiie
US' I v. : n t ie lie iplill t. and spice 1
. drew n ilj lull measures, who can t -1 1
jlKt hn'.v na.r!', wine I drew wilh each
tif t'.ie t lii'ir ccasii. esV"
No. C77. The PoliTijn Knuckj.
The po.-.t a i n U ii !.. I a t I lie d oor a li t
;':ive the i.dl.iw intf l, lt"ls 1 To one
ef "The p.'c i .clitial candid. lies II letter
which li. ..de lcai ni.e nf the New llu
i 1:1 11 I pncls 'J. To our stm .io-cpli one
w hu ll m.i'ie lilui a llcl rew prophet. I!
One to an earl.v A tuericail i.Hial.er and
made lil:n a ( "in I. ' Hie l'i the l!rt
hnr.i sou n::d irade hlni a I'.iltl-h nov
eiNt. i lac to an American writer of
: stories and poems and made him a
; not d I'.ritish poet, it line to a writer
of a New Testament epistle and matfe
h!m a court otiiclal. 7. due I i an Irish
uoveli t and made him a ime hird
Where you uanl II
When you uanl II
Iftftfta K(SCX nil, ., vni. I.rn! in a l.urrv
lit Mime room in lite house llic lur
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Nj. 273 Hidden Fish.
V li.it sli-'ie sounds Hark. Is tlial
net a call ('. help"?
Ills iilo'. I'liincas Cot.t) had fallen
The l.ell is I'iiioitu Are oii coui.nijV
IP'i tvr i. cited his inathle heart
Take those I'oolis. Kate Von will
I'iijov liiei.i. I know
lie lii.i'H he was n thief. Iv:n lo
keep ic: of Jail
James was taking old Jones home.
There It was. a tunic, odd in ci lor
Id I .Mr Smiil let you have his Im itV
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Lady Betty
Across the Water
By C. N. and A. M. Williamson
The rovel you have been waiting for so long
to be run in this paper, with
Illustrations by Henderson
Added ts the fascination of the Williamsons'
style v e have the scene laid in America, with
the piquant remarks of Lady Betty, British
aristocrat, on American society. Of course
there is a love story told as only these authors
can tell it
It (s lmply a captivating itory, every word worth
reading. The Williamson have done no more enjoyable
work than with thi. Grand Rapids Herald,
Everybody in Lake County should read this
grand new story of American and English
life of today.
SEND IN YOUR NAMES !
and pay the money when convenient.
No. 279 Word Square.
1 Motanlcal term, frm-l ilieal ion with
O l t leave V A ship of the ih'-eit il
i To chai.i'c for hetter. I Plural ot pen
, I'.v "i An older person
No C30. Syncopations.
Take oil I lie middi.- ii-ttei liom each
of II, cm words of lic idlers anil fro;.i
i to lien I iloW II leave to oli-truct: a
sprliii; an I ic.ne a I, a pt i -ma I vessel;
' : - ol the voice and leave a part
j oT the loot; a moving force and leave
il inarch; a lalmrei on railways and
ha ve a licet: an Idle fancy and leave
j ii small moa'irc. t , , wed arid leave n
i uirl's name; ev eiirrecn I ices and leave
pi.-trj; a loud cry mid leave closed;
mts ami leave coin -tamps
Bouts Rhyrr.es
A p'im,, in which cad player writes
oti a slip of papei fou i or more words
that rhyme alternately, us "hoy. long,
toy. strohu "
The slips are then mixed ICuch play
er draws one and must then write a
' verse v. hose lines end In order with
j the words he has drawn,
i The iiiimher of words und the order
i In w hlch they rhyme may he nicret'd
c "on Is'fore Ih-kIiiiiIhk the game, and
; the subject nf the verses tnuy also he
I t'lren out, thus adding to (be ditllclllty
j The Kami' Is Trench, us the name,
j itieanltiK rhymed ends, shows. It la
cnHcd "enilrelirisplel" In tJennan. Tho
I foIlowhiK verse Is mild to have been
written hy Horace Walpole on drawing
the four words "brook, why, crook, I:"
THE OKNTI.E SIIEI'IIKKD
1 at Ih with my toes In a brook.
And If any one auks me for why
! hits 'lin a rap with my crook.
And " 'Tin ueiitlineiit kill me," says I.
Key to the Puzzler.
No. 2)'.). Hurled Proverbs: The Inl
liala of the words give these proverbs:
1. Haste makes wuste. 2. Klches have
wlnfs.
No. 270. Double Charade: Here-now,
wh?re iio, nowhere.
No. 271. Illustrated Itebus: Once
upon a time two bears started forth to
see the world, but they saw a huge dog
ami ran home as fast as possible.
No. 272 Diagonals and Double He
headings: Diagonals, spare 'and stair.
Cross words: 1, shear; 2, sprig; 8, class;
4, store; 6, stone.
No. 273. liroken Words: Arm our
armor; sat In satin; must ache mus
tache; brigand brig and.
No. 274.- When U Came In: 6. Fond,
found; gad, gaud; gilt, guilt; font, fount;
form, forum; knot, knot I; lad, laud; lot,
lout; bond, bound.
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rteekiiiK tier whereabouts. JSefore. It
appeared la typo liossy was found.
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