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SOLOMON ON VERMONT EEfJCH
Decision Handed Down by Judge
Seme Generation Arjo Rcmsrk-
able for Many Reasons.
A singular compound of law. good
eense and sarcasm characterized Kilns
Keyes, one of the eatly Vermont
Judges.
A disconsolate-looking tramp was
once convicted before Judge Keje of
the larceny of the hoots of United
States Senator Dudley Chase. The
judge addressed hlra us follews:
You are a poor creature and ought
to hare known better than to steal.
Only rich men can take things with
out pafiig for them. And then you
ninst steal In the great town of Wind
sor. and the boots of a great man like
Senator Chase, the greatest man any
where around. If you wanted to steal
why didn't you steal In some little
town In New Hampshire and the boots
of Mime, map who wasn't of any con
'eqtienee? "And then you mast steal from him
when he was on his way to Washing
ton and perhaps the only boots he had.
You might have 'compelled him to
wait until some shoemaker made him
another pair, and shoemakers never
keep their promises. And perhaps by
the delay, some Important treaty might
haYe failed of ratification because he
Vus not. present in, the senate."
"I have got to soy that you seem to
know a kerned deal more about steal
ing hoots nor .what I do!" piped the
prisoner.
That Is a sound observation." he
aid. "I will gle you only one month
In the county jail, nnd that not so
inuch for stealing as for your Igno
rance In not knowing better than to
steal the boots of a great mun like
Senator Dudley Chase."
Made a Mistake.
We ate that evening In the kitchen.
"In a bedroom? 'off the dining room.
lept eur two-year-old boy. In that
room. In. a drawer of the drewer vas
a box containing alltof ny Jewelry.
When my libsli.i'nrt.hnd finished his
dinner he made his "wily to the front
part of the house tind while doing so,
he ran sparely nt0) a man. He ask
'd tbensnn w'hnt he was'dolng there,
-and the man answered: "Pardon me.
air. hot I'm, n 'piano tuner, but I think
I've made a. mistake."
My husband turned on the light, and
there, u little satchel In hi hand, bow
ing and, apologizing, Ptood a slim, fair
haired. Innocent-looking Individual.
My husband kept on berating him. and
I, somewhat nshamed of him, begged
nlm not to be so hard on a man. who
had made a mistake and seemed truly
orry for It
Finally, amidst more Rowing and
profuse apologies, the man took his
departure. We found out later that
.the shabby" little tuner's satchel con
tained tlie'tcontentg of my Jewel case.
He had left me my wedding ring be
cause it was on my finger. Chicago
Tribune. '
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What Is CharmT
The charming woman possesses a
definite personality. She makes her
entrances nnd exits felt, and one would
rather talk with her than with many,
other people. She may not be anything
remarkable, but she utters even com-
mon places In'a way of her own. She
Is a sympathetic listener nnd neither
her eyes nor her interest ever wander
Tact and charm are near akin, as
both Include the gift of saying the
right thing at the right time. We
nil know the woman who quite unlnten
tlonally makes her friends as uncnm
fortable as the kitten with, her fur
rubbed the wrong way. We all know,
also, her opposite, the erentiirp from
whose presence one always emerges
cheered nnd comforted, with the agree
able sensation that one hus been ajs
preejated at last.
J- The charming woman never stoops
to Mattery. She honestly bejlevcs the
best of everyone, and considers It her
jnls'slon on earth to diffuse huppluess
around her, To spreud sunshine on
earth seems, a divine attitude, nnd the
charming woman usurps it as bw j
,Ml prerogative.
Orientals seem to be immune to
-the fierce heat of the fire-room of
ocean steamers, and can endure for
a great length of time temperatures
that would speedily prostrate white
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MOTHERS! HERE'S A BOY'S SUIT THAT DEFIES WEAR.
A BOY'S SUIT THAT GIVES A DOUBLE-MONEY'S WORTH OF SATISFAC
TION, BECAUSE IT OUTLASTS ANY OTHER BOY'S SUIT ON THE MARKET
AND KEEPS ITS SHAPE AND GOOD LOOKS TO THE VERY END.
JACK O'LEATHER IS ITS NAME.
WHEN YOU SEE IT YOU'LL AGREE THAT IT'S THE GREATEST BOY'S
SUIT EVER MADE.
HERE'S THE BIG FEATURE
JACK O'LEATHER SUITS FOR
BOYS ARE LEATHERIZED!
THEY'RE LINED WITH LIGHT
WEIGHT, SOFT, PLIABLE,
REAL LEATHER AT SEAT,
KNEES, ELBOWS AND ALL
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ALWAYS COME.
IT IS A PROVEN SCIENTIFIC
FACT THAT HALF THE WEAR
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FROM THE INSIDE. THERE
FORE, JACK O'LEATHER
.WEARS TWICE AS LONG.
JACK O'LEATHER SUITS ARE
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FUL APPEARANCE, SELDOM
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BEST OF ALL JACK O'LEATH
ER SUITS COST NO MORE
THAN ORDINARY BOYS'
CLOTHES THAT WEAR OUT IN
HALF THE TIME.
GUARANTEED TO GIVE ABSO
LUTE SATISFACTION.
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EXCLUSIVE WITH US AND
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SUGARMAN
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BOYS
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"LEATHERIZED" WHERE THE WEAR
COMES WITH A LINING OF SOFT, PLIA
BLE, fcEAL LEATHER AT SEAT, KNEES,
ELBOWS AND POCKETS.
EXCLUSIVE SHOWING OF
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