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S ince J o h n M cC orm ick decided to
m a in ta in a silen ce, a* golden a s his
voice is silv e r, a f t e r he re a c h e s fifty
y e , r s o f ag e, sin g e rs h av e held lengthy
d e b a te s w ith vocal a u th o r itie s on th e
su b je c t o f th e ag e a t w h ich th ey
sh o u ld r e tir e p ro fe ssio n a lly .
Som e claim th e voice a t o r n e a r th a t
ag e b eg in s to f a " — t h a t too m any sing-
era h a v e b een e ith e r too Im pecunious
o r to o e g o tistic to c e a s e a t th a t tim e
a n d h a v e d isg ra c e d th e m se lv e s th e re
by.
E ld o ra d o P e tr i, d ire c to r o f th e fre e
ch o rn l school of th e M e tro p o lita n Op
e r a com pany, is a m em b er o f th e dis
se n tin g body w h ich b e lie v e s a sin g e r
Is still c a p a b le of m uch m elody long
p a s t tlie m ooted age.
“ I t Is th e p h y siq u e — th e h e a lth —th e
p h y sic al co n d itio n th a t d e te rm in e s th e
tim e fo r re sig n a tio n from th e field of
p ro fe ssio n a l sin g in g ," he p ro te s te d
h e a te d ly w h en th e d isc u ssio n re a c h e d
him .
Bee Left Remembrance
in Small B oy’s Finger
A c h ild 's o rig in a l conception o f w h a t
a b ee u se s fo r h is w eapon is to ld in
th e o b je c t lesso n F ra n k A b b o tt K ing,
ag e fo u r, son o f J o h n K ing, fe d e ra l
co rd in g to th e In d ia n a p o lis S ta r.
F ra n k A b b o tt w a s p lay in g in th e
h a c k y a rd o f h is h om e a n d f e a s tin g
on sw eet, rip e, ju ic y p e a rs w hich had
fa lle n to th e g ro u n d . H e p ick ed up
o n e th a t h a d a b ee on it an d th e boy
b ecam e a w a re w ith frig h tfu l sudden-
n e s s th a t h e h a d b een stu n g on o n e o f
h is fingers. I t b ein g h is first e x p e ri
en ce w ith a b ee stin g , F ra n k A bbott
y elled, in sp e c te d th e In ju red an d r a p
idly sw ellin g fin g er and th e n , crying,
ra n to h is m o th e r fo r first aid.
“Oh, m o th e r,” h e cried, “ a b ee stu n g
tn e a n d le ft h is le g in m y finger.”
Confined “ Bach” Fan
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C a sim lr’s p re p a ra tio n s fo r th e re
ception of tlie p rin c e ss w ere com plete.
T h e g re a te r p a r t o f th e L y stria n
arm y w as th e re to g re e t her, d raw n up
on each sid e of th e road. As th e ca r
passed th e m en fired th e ir rifles Into
th e a ir, each one sh o o tin g oil round
a f te r round, refilling h is m agazine
w hen it w as ex h au sted . T h e re w a s
p le n ty of am m untion, w hich show ed
th a t som e of C ab le’s m oney w as w ise
ly sp e n t. No d o u b t is w as h is m oney,
too, w hich had p rovided new u n iform s
fo r th e w hole arm y, n ot dingy k h ak i
tu n ica an d breech es lik e th o se w orn by
u n im ag in ativ e so ld ie rs of
w e s te rn
lands, b u t floe blue clo ak s and crim
son tu n ics an d g re a t boots w ith f u r
to p s to them and w ide black tro u s e rs
or sh o rt p le a te d p e ttic o a ts lik e H ig h
lan d S co ttish k ilts. Som e o f th e m en
w ore c a p s w ith ta ll g reen fe a th e r s In
them . Som e h a d sh in y m etal h elm ets.
A t th e g a te of th e p a la c e stood a
g roup o f th e m a g n a te s o f L y stria . th e
very le a s t o f th em a co u n t by rig h t of
fo u r o r five h u n d re d y e a rs ’ d escen t
from o th e r counts. P e rh a p s h a lf of
them w e re C asim ire, m em bers of one
b ran ch o r o th e r of th e fam ily of w hich
C ount Istv a n w as th e head. T hey, like
th e soldiers, w ere sp len d id ly clad.
Som e o f C a b le 's m oney h ad gone in pro
viding gold-laced coats, fur-lined clo ak s
j an d g reen breeches. B u t th e ir Jew els
w ere th e ir own. B lu e tu rq u o ise, red
g a rn e ts and green sto n e s lik e em e ra ld s
shone on th e g ilt m etal b e lts w hich
held th e ir sw ords, on th e b ro ad co lla rs
round th e ir necks, on m u ltitu d in o u s
b u tto n s of th e ir clothes, on ta ll cap
[ badges, even on th e ir spurs.
In th e m iddle of th e g roup of nobles
j
J stood th e p a tria rc h , p e rh a p s th e t a ll
est, c e rta in ly th e b ro a d e st m an th e re .
H e w ore a long p u rp le cassock an d a
p u rp le cape lined w ith w h ite fu r.
j R ound h is neck, on a heavy gold ch ain
h u n g a double-arm ed G reek cross,
th ic k ly stu d d e d w ith Jew els. On h is
j h ead w as a shiny m iter. B ehind him
stood fo u r p riests, w hite-robed, w ith
long b lack silk y b eard s. O ne of th em
held th e p a tr ia rc h 's Im m ense p a s to ra l
staff. A n o th er c a rrie d a ta ll ebony
pole w ith a gold s t a r on It, a v ery
la rg e an d sp lendid s ta r w ith sh a rp
p o in te d ra y s stic k in g o u t of it in all
directio n s. T h e o th e r tw o held a lo ft
a kind o f canopy m ade of em broidered
Bilk, n o t u n lik e a h u g e tw o-handled
u m b rella . I f th ey h ad held it, as th ey
ahonld, o v er th e p a tr ia rc h 's head. It
m ight h a v e kept th e dew from se ttlin g
on h is m iter. H eld crooked, a little
j behind him , i t se rv ed no useful p u r
j pose. B u t if w as highly strik in g an d
| o rn a m e n ta l.
C alypso, now a t la s t a v eritab le
| princess, ste p p ed from th e car, paced
I »lowly fo rw a rd to w h e re th e p a tria rc h
stood w hile th e m a g n a te s cheered
w ildly a n d th e arm y fired its guns.
T h e p a tria rc h ra ise d a plum p, pudgy
; hand in benediction. T h e fo u r p rie sts
behind him w alled a loud “ Am en.” T h a
nobles sh o u ted an d th e guns fired. C a
lypso stood ere c t. T h e p a tria rc h , a
heavy m an, afflicted w ith rh eu m atism
j In his legs, k n elt slow ly and stiffly.
H e g rav ely k issed C alypso's hand.
T h en one by one th e nobles ste p p ed
fo rw ard , headed by C ount A lbert Cas-
Im lr. T hey bent u n til th e ir fo reh e ad s
to u ch ed th e gro u n d an d th en kissed
th e to e o f one o f C alypso’s boots. T h e
p a tria rc h w as, I g ath e re d , th e only
m an e n title d by his ra n k to k iss h e r
h an d . C h eers an d m ore firing of guns
\ g re e te d each a c t o f hom age. W hen
th e la s t w a s accom plished a hand, se t
on th e b a ttle m e n ts above th e g a te of
th e schloss, began to play th e n atio n al
an th em , th e sa m e tu n e w hich C alypso
an d th e ch au ffeu r had sung in th e c a r
e a r lie r in th e afte rn o o n . T h e w hole
m ass o f m en, th e p a tria rc h and h is
p rie sts , th e nobles an d th e arm y, down
to th e re m o te st of them , shouted th e
gong w hole-heartedly. Tom m y, excited
by all he h ad seen, jo in ed in and sa n g
a s b rav ely a s th e b est. J a n e t C hurch
would no d o u b t h a v e sung, too, b u t
S andor, th e ch au ffeu r, stood beside her
w ith th e m ost m u rd e ro u s looking of
h is k n iv es In h is h an d . H e m ade It
H e a r to J a n e t —Indeed sh e could
-r-arcely have m ista k e n hla m eaning—
th a t if sh e a tte m p te d to sing sh e
w orld im m ed iately be killed.
W h»n th e w hole cerem ony w as o v er
th e p rin cess and J a n e t C hurch w ere
led ;.«isy to g eth er to th e s ta te a p a r t
m e n t In th e schloss. C ount A lbert
Oas in lr conducted T om m y to th e su ite
>f room s w hich h ad been p re p a re d fo r
»Ini
A lb e rt's E nglish w as n o t n early
so good a s la rv a e 's . Indeed, he seem ed
to be ab le to say very little except
■'Please.” He said that every tim e he
said anything, and he alw ay s smiled
in a friendly way. B u t language, for
the sim p ler affairs of life, la n ot real
j
servant, that there was hot water for
the bath, and that as soon aa he was
ready be could descend to — There he
had been much better than it sera,
there would have been difficulties. Oar
E nglish schools have, o f late years, al
w ould h av e b een th a n k fu l fo r a few
Intelligible w ords. H e h a d tu descend
som ew here an d su p p e r w ould be w a it
ing fo r him w hen he did. b u t where
th e place w as T om m y could n ot m ake
out.
H a lf an h o u r la te r, w ashed, b ru sh ed
an d very hungry. T om m y w as led by
h is se rv a n t to a la rg e stone-paved hall.
I t w as an im m ense room w ith a v a u lt
ed roof, high-placed tin y w indow s, and
a raised d a is a t one end. On th is d ais
a sm all ta b le w as sp read . F o u r se rv
a n ts stood stiffly behind th e c h a ir se t
fo r a so litary d in n er. T hey w ore d a rk
green liv erie s decked w ith silv e r b u t
to n s n early a s big as half-cro w n s, an d
h ad silv e r e p a u le tte s on th e ir sh o u l
d ers. T h e w h o le scene w as strik in g ly
m edieval, a n d Tom m y, w ho w as fond
o f S c o tt's novels, a p p re c ia te d It. T h e re
w as Ju st one J a rrin g note. A stone-
flagged v a u lte d hail in a m edieval
schloss o u g h t to be lit w ith to rch es
stu c k Into iron b ra c k e ts on th e w alls,
or—an d even th is would h a v e been a
concession to m o d ern ity — w ith ta ll
w ax can d les in silv er sconces. B u t
King W ladlslaw a, who used to com e to
th e schloss occasionally, h ad conceived
th e idea of m ak in g use o f th e w a te r
p o w er su p p lied by th e to r re n t in th e
valley. T h e w hole castle, from t u r r e t
to dungeon, w as lit by e le c tric light.
B rig h t g ro u p s of bulbs hung fro m tlie
v a u lte d ro o f o f th e hall. O n T o m m y 's
ta b le stood a silk -sh ad ed lam p, like
th o se in u se on th e ta b le Is th e M as-
cotte.
A fte r su p p e r, Ju st a s T om m y had
lit h is first cig a re tte , th e p a tr ia rc h en
te re d th e room . H e cam e In som e
s ta te , clad in h is p u rp le cassock, ac
com panied by C ount A lbert C a sim ir
and tw o of th e L y stria n clergy.
Tom m y, r a th e r u n c e rta in how he
o ught to receiv e such com pany, laid
dow n h is c ig a re tte , stood up and
bowed. T lie p a tria rc h bow ed, a little
stiffly. H e w as a p o rtly m an an d had
no doubt supped som ew here else. T h e
g ird le o f ills cassock seem ed a little
tered th e ir way o f p ro n o u n cin g Lat*n. |
No doubt tlie new so u n d s a r e b e tte r
th a n th e E n g lish a'a, t's, an d so ft c'a,
to w hich I w as b ro u g h t up. b u t we
h a v e n o t y et ach iev ed th e tr u e I ta lia n
ecclesiastica l w hine. T om m y did not
u n d e rsta n d th e p a tria rc h , n o r could he
Gives Credit for Restored Health to Lydia E. Pink-
m ak e th e p a tria rc h u n d e rs ta n d him.
ham’* Vegetable Compound. All
“ E s 1st tra u e rlic h ," said C ou n t Al
b e rt a t la s t. "A pity , not soY'
Women Interested
E v ery one. esp ecially th e sto u t p a tri
a rc h , w as ex trem ely good-hum ored,
table Compound now and I do all my
b u t no one knew how to say w h at h ad
housework and help with the milking,
to be said to Tom m y.
and taking care of chickens and gar
“ If—” C ou n t A lb e rt's E n g lish cam e
den. Besides I have a fine baby girl
eight months old, just the picture of
v ery slow ly. “ If— h e re — w ere—C ast- j
health, and I am feeling fine myself.
m lr Istv a n G raf—A eh 1“
You may use this letter as a testi
“ I sa y .” said Tom m y. “W h a t a b o u t j
monial and I will answer any letters
g e ttin g th e p rin cess to com e an d in- j
asking about the Vegetable Com
te r p r e t? She kn o w s all th e lan g u ag es
pound.” —Mrs. O scar F. B orgeun ,
th e re are."
Route No. 6, Forest City, Iowa.
H a m u st h av e p ro n o u n ced th e w ord !
A Bad Case of Nerves Relieved
“p rin c e ss” v ery bad ly , f o r no one knew .
w h a t he m eant.
Denver, Colorado. — “ I was very
“ C alypso,” h e trie d .
despondent, blue and aad all the time,
which is worse than real pain, and
T h is tim e th e p a tr ia rc h u n d e r s to o d :
extremely nervous, with no appetite.
b u t he shook h is h ead decisively. F o r
I was this way for about two years
som e reaso n th e p re se n c e o f th e p rin
and thought no one cared for me.
cess w a s n o t d esirab le.
My mother had had the same trouble
“ W ell, th en , try M iss C h u rch ,“ said
and had taken Lydia EL Pink ham’s
Tom m y. “ S he know s G erm an th o u g h ;
Vegetable Compound for i t I tried
sh e ca n ’t ta lk L y s tria n .”
everything else, then I began to take
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“ M ees Z u rz?" sa id C ou n t A lb ert ;
Forest
City,
Iowa.
—
“
My
first
child
restored
mental condition. I moved t*
d oubtfu lly .
lived only a short time ana I was sick a bright, sunny house, began calling
“ Y es," said T om m y. “M iss C h u rc h ; I
for a year after. When I bent over on different people, ana changed
F ra u le in K irche. T h a t is to say. If !
and raised myself up again I could many other things. I also used Lydia
you really sp eak F re n c h , M adem oiselle
almost scream with pain in my back. EL Pinkham’s Sanative Wash for my
E gllse, or” —h e re h e tu r n e d to th e p a
One day I was so bad th at I had to female weakness. With the aid of
leave my washing and get ready to our medicines I am now a fairly
tr ia rc h an d sp o k e v ery c learly — “ Be- ,
go to the doctor. He gave me medi ealthy, happy and contented woman.
c lesia— Virgo J a n e tta E celesla.”
cine, but it did no more good than if I ’ve used tne V egetable Compound a t
T h e p a rty of I.y s trla n s w as en tire ly
I drank ju st water. Once when we different times and will say it always
b e w ild e re d ; b u t T o m m y w as n o t b e a t
had been in town a little book telling helps me over the bad spells th a t
en yet. H e took a pen cil an d a piece
about Lydia E. Pinkham’a Vegetable come to every woman past 40 years. ”
o f p a p e r fro m h is p o ck et an d m ad e a
Compound waa left in our car. I —Mrs. H e l e n F i n e , 36 South Wash
ra p id sk e tch of J a n e t. T om m y w as no i
have taken five bottles of the Vege ington Street, Denver, Colorado.
a r tis t, an d any resem b lan ce h is plo- 1
tu r e b o re to J a n e t m u st’ h av e been th a t 1
Niagara Lights Itself
The W orst
o f a c a ric a tu re . B u t it w as in s ta n tly
Power generated from Niagara fall*
“How did you get on in your exam
recognized an d g re e te d w ith a p p la u d
water power was recently thrown back
ination r
ing la u g h ter.
“I failed In mercantile law, canon onto the fall» in the form of colored
“Aeh so." said C o u n t A lb ert. A nd 1
electric lights In order to make a spec
law and international law.“
th e p a tria rc h m ad e so u n d s w hich a r s
tacle of the falls at night Twenty-
‘•That’s bad!”
th e L y stria n e q u iv a le n t o f “Ach so.”
“The worst is yet to come. I have four searchlights were used and the
O ne of th e p rie s ts w a s s e n t to fe tc h
effect was startling.
to tell my mother-in-law P*
J a n e t. T h e p a tr ia rc h o rd ere d a fre s h
b o ttle o f w ine. T h e c ig a re tte s w ere
h an d ed round an d th e p a rty s e ttle d
dow n v ery co m fo rtab ly to w ait. T h e re
w a s no co n v ersatio n , f o r tlie L y s tria n s !
w ere m uch too w ell b red to ta lk to
one a n o th e r In a la n g u a g e w h ich th e ir I
g u est did n o t u n d e rsta n d . B u t ev ery
body sm iled am iab ly a t everybody
else.
J a n e t h a d gone to b e d ; b u t th e
p rie st w ho w as se n t to fetch h e r w as
a d eterm in ed tnan. A q u a r te r o f an
h o u r la te r h e led h e r Info th e hall.
S he w as clad in th e p ink d ressin g
gown a n d th e slip p ers, w hich sh e h ad
w orn w hen T om m y first saw h e r in
th e c o rrid o r of th e A dlon hotel.
J a n e t w as not in th e le a s t em b a r
ra ss e d by h e r co stu m e, or by th e com
p an y In w hich sh e fo u n d h e r s e lf ; b u t
sh e w a s v ery m uch an n o y ed a t being
ro u sed o u t o f h e r first sleep.
" I w ish to g o o d n ess,” sh e sa id to
T om m y, " th a t you’d le a rn enough G er
m an to b e ab le to g e t on w ith o u t p e r
p e tu a lly a p p e a lin g to m e.”
T h e p a tria rc h u n fo rtu n a te ly sh a re d
th e view of S an d o r, th e ch au ffeu r, th a t
dally prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages.
J a n e t w as th e p rin c e s s ’ m aid. H a
I
n e ith e r stood up to g re e t h e r n o r In
To avoid im itations, always look for the signature of
v ited h e r to sit dow n. T h is, v ery n a t
P roven directions on each package. Physicians everyw here recommend I t
u rally , In creased h e r feelin g o f i r r ita
tion. I f T om m y h ad n o t ru sh ed off
W h y Can’t W e ?
Exactly
to g e t a c h a ir fo r h er, th e c h a n c e l of
th e reu n io n of th e o th e r C h ristia n
B oseoe P ound, th e b rillia n t head ot
“I see t h a t th e m an w ho sh o t an d
c h u rc h e s w ith t h a t o f L y stria w ould k illed h is b ro th e M n -la w w ho h ad been th e H a rv a rd L aw school, ta lk e d at a
h a v e been com prom ised.
living on him fo r te n y e a rs w as a c d in n e r in B oston a b o u t th e millions!
T h e p a tria rc h sp o k e to her. J a n e t q u itte d on th e g ro u n d s o f self-d e th a t th e A m erican people, w ith unflag
gin g zeal, lo se e v e ry y e a r In h o g aa
liste n e d fo r a w hile an d th en c u t th e fe n se ,” s ta te d F a n n e r F u m h ieg ate.
poor m an sh o rt In th e m iddle of s se n
“Y ep !”
rep lied
F arm er
F lin t. sto ck s.
tence.
" T h e p eople le a rn hy doing," sa id
“ W hen a m an sh o o ts a b ro th er-in -law
“ H e sa y s,” sh e to ld Tom m y, " th a t w h o Is liv in g on him it is alw a y s in M r. P o u n d . ‘W hy c a n ’t th e y le a rn by
b e in g done?"
th e m a rria g e is fixed fo r to m o rro w se lf-d efen se.”— K a n s a s C ity S tar.
m o rn in g .”
“ M a rria g e ! T h e p rin cess and I?"
"I su p p o se so,” sa id Ja n e t. I t 's c e r
ta in ly n o t you a n d I."
"B u t h e c a n 't d o th a t,” said Tom m y.
“ M a rria g e s ca n ’t b e ru sh ed In th a t
w ay. It ta k e s a fo rtn ig h t to get a li
cense. I f h e calls th e h an n s It'll ta k e
th re e w eek s.”
J a n e t said so m e th in g to th e p a tr i
a rc h an d h e replied.
“ H e ’s su rp rise d ," sh e said to T om
my, "to h e a r th a t you a r e u n w illin g
to m a rry th e p rin c e ss.”
Gives Tanlac full credit.
“ I'm n o t In th e le a s t unw illing,” said
T om m y. “T ell him th e r e ’s n o th in g in
th e w orld I’d like b e tte r. M ake th a t
Over twelve y e a n of stomach misery
c le a r to him , will you? I t's a m ost
im p o rta n t point, a n d I d on’t w a n t an y
had made a physical wreck o f Jacob
m isu n d e rsta n d in g sh o u t it.”
Ferdinand. He spent hundreds of
J a n e t t r a n s l a t e d ; b u t T om m y did
dollars seeking reliej hut every at
n o t a lto g e th e r tr u s t her. H e trie d a n
tempt failed until he tried Tanlac.
e x p la n a tio n of h is own In L atin .
“Ju c u n d u s et la e tu s ero ,” h e said,
This great tome brought him im
“ reg ln am In m atrim o n lu m ducere, any
mediate relief. " After seven bottles
tim e you like."
Tommy Was Led by Hit Servant to
a Largo Stons-Paved Hall.
tig h t fo r him . O ne of th e fo u r se rv
a n ts se t a c h a ir fo r him an d he sa t
dow n. T h e tw o clerg y m en bowed,
m u tte rin g so ftly as they did so. W hat
th ey said m ay h av e been th e L y stria n
eq u iv alen t o f th e A m erican "V urry,
v u rry g lad to m eet you.” o r th e y may
h a v e fe lt it th e ir d u ty to o ffer a short
p ra y e r. T h ey s a t dow n. C o u n t Al
b e rt clicked h is heels to g e th e r, bowed
a n d sa lu te d . T om m y fa ile d to click
h is h eels to g eth er, th o u g h he t r i e d ;
b u t he m an ag ed a f a ir im ita tio n of a
m ilita ry sa lu te . H e and C o u n t A lbert
sa t dow n. T h e p a tria rc h g av e a n order
a n d a se rv a n t b ro u g h t a fre s h bottle
of wine. O ne o f th e p r ie s ts d rew a
box of c ig a re tte s from som e pocket
am ong th e fo ld s o f h is casso ck and
h an d ed It round.
T h e b u sin e ss o f th e m e e tin g began.
C ount A lb ert ac te d a s in te r p re te r .
“ S preeh en Sie D eutsch, p le a s e ,” he
said.
T om m y u n d ersto o d th a t an d replied
e m p h a tic a lly th a t he did not.
‘'F ra n z o slc h e ? ”
T om m y w ith an e ffo rt recognized
F ra n z o sic h e a s
th e
G erm an
for
F re n ch .
"N eln ,” h e said. “T h a r Is to say
Non, a t le a s t n o th in g w o rth m en
tioning, tho u g h o f co u rse I know a few
w ords lik e p e tit-d e je u n e r, a n d bon-
Jour, an d I’e t a t e ’est inoi."
‘‘Ita lia n is c h ? " said C o u n t A lb ert, but
n o t v ery h opefully.
“ No,” said Tom m y, “ I d o n ’t. Nor
S panish, P o rtu g u e se , S w edish, R ussian,
n o r m o d em G reek. In fa c t, I m ay as
w ell ow n u p a t once, t h a t It's E ng
lish or n o th in g w ith m e."
I t w as ev id en tly very difficult to
co m m u n icate w ith T om m y. T h e re w as
co n su lta tio n In th e c o u rse of w hich one
o f th e p rie s ts m ade a su g g e stio n which
w as re g ard ed a s hopeful. C ount Al
b e rt tu rn e d to Tom m y.
“ P a tria rc h ," h e said, p o in tin g to him.
"L a te ln isc h .”
"All rig h t." said T om m y, " I ’ll try.
I'v e learn ed L a tin o f co u rse an d I used
to know It q u ite w ell, b u t n ot conver
sa tio n a lly ,”
T h e p a tria rc h w as n ot so flu e n t w ith
h is L a tin a s h e m ight h a v e been. It
is th e ecclesiastica l la n g u a g e o f th e
w orld, h u t— W ell. I once knew a priest
w ho ask ed w h e th e r te m e re In th e title
o f th e fam o u s N c T e m e re Bull w as a
second o r a th ird c o n ju g a tio n verb.
Y et th a t man read h is b re v ia ry f a ith
fu lly . T h e re w as more e x cu se fo r th e
p a tria rc h than fo r him. Tlie services
of th a Lyarrtaa c h u rrh are not »aid
ly ae< cssary Tommy understood wlth-
sut difficulty that the rooms were en-
■treiy tor hla uae. that a bearded sav
age. who bowed to the ground every \ In Latin.
| Ease aav ona looked at him, was Ida
But «van if tha patriarch'»
Latin
MRS. BORGELIN’S
REMARKABLE RECOVERY
In bed four months
... now a w ell man
(T O B E C O N T IN U E D .)
Actor Badly Rattled
A y o ung m an h ad to ta k e p a rt la
j
som e a m a te u r th e a tric a ls. H la p a rt
w aa q u ite a m inor o n e an d th ere waa
really not a g re a t d eal fo r him to do or
say.
A fter th e sh o o tin g scen e th e y o ung I
m an h ad to e n te r th e w ings an d s a y :
“ H a rk ! ’T Is th e p is to l!"
Now, d n rln * -e h e a rs a ls a real p istol
w as n ev er used, a n d th e youth, on r e
ceivin g h is cue, w alk ed in an d p e r
fo rm ed his p a rt q u ite efficiently.
On th e o p ening n ig h t, how ever, a
real p istol w as su b s titu te d fo r th e ru e,
an d th is a p p a re n tly took th e young
m an by fhirprise, fo r a a th e p istol w ent
off he ru sh ed on an d g a sp ed ;
“ Ye g ods! W hat on e a rth w as t h a t! “
Spendthrifts and Envy
When we any p eo p le spend their
money foolishly, we m ean th ey spend
It for the tilings w e’d lik e to have.
Large amounts of fat-soluble vita
miss u i contained la fatty hat-
he says, " I am a well and happy
man. / will gladly talk to anyone
personally and will answer all letteri regarding my experience
with Tanlac. For it proved a godsend to me."
“Authentic statement. Address on request.
Tanlac is Nature’s great Tonic and builder. Compounded
after the famous Tanlac formula, from root», barks and
curative herbs alone, it is absolutely harmless. Millions owe
their health and happiness to this great remedy.
Don’t let stomach trouble make your life miserable a day
longer. Get a bottle of Tanlac at your druggiat’s at once.
The first dose will make you feel better. You’ll be a new
person with the sparkling eyes and rosy cheeks that come
from perfect health.
N ora: For Constipation, take Tanlac Vege
table Pills, Nature’s own harmless laxative.
TANLAC
F O R Y O U I i H E A JL T H