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Outstanding Qualities
IT IS strange and mournful
truth, that the qualities
which enable men to shine are
exactly those which minister to
tire worst ruin. God's highest
gifts?talent, beauty, feeling,
pagination, power; they cariy
with them the possibility of the
ighest heaven and the lowest
hell. The shallow fishing-boat
glides safely over the reefs
where the noble barque stands;
it is the very might and majesty
of her career that bury the
:.iiarp rock deeper in her bosom.?F.
W. Robertson.
Talent is long patience.
Literature a Key
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id gives the reader freedom to
nose what he desires.
If his choice is wise, it broadens
- thought, intensifies his love ol
ti.e beautiful, teaches nim sympathy,
makes him capable of en
eying the pleasures of others, alivs
him to feel emotions which
nspire noble deeds, gives him
higher ambition in life, with a
sense of duty and a desire to fulfill
it.
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Silence Is a Remedy
, We all make many mistakes?
l most of them in what we say.
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I tended the country over. Ask your
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The Cherokee Scout,
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" Darkness Mec
Bv FLOYD G
Famous lleadli;
CIRCUS day! The hot. sun-bake
agog. Christy Brothers' big f
the parade. Count the elephants,
seats under the big top and wat
i forming bears; see the aerial gyn
acrobatic tumblers from Japan.
; peanuts five a bag. And above
Bailie and his dangerous, deatli-d
untamed African lions in their ca;
It's half an hour before show time
of the aerial gymnasts from Hungary
where Captain Bob is inspecting the !
his big cats through their paces before
Joe wants to know if he can si
Bob's arena for an act that goes i
Bob says it will be O. K. with hi
that his rigging is pulled up out a
"wus uis ncan, oui inai
member that trapeze later on in the
Captain Bob and
And now we're all ready for the
| citement in which Capt. Robert J. Bai
| self the degree of Distinguished Advei
he has won in a lifetime of daring dei
The big cats are in the open cage
So is Captain Bob. It's a hot day
weather. They don't want to work,
make them, they get sulky. They're
and switch their tails as Captain B<
Sultan Was Springing
corners. Sultan--the largest and uj
tries to spring. Captain Bob pushes h
cats are all in their places now, but .1':
The act goes on. The cats pa
the jumps. The tension in that
quick! Sultan has kicked over hi
AT CAPTAIN BOB, and his deepthat
he means business. Captain
whips up his long, sharp, metalhimself
and the lion. He checks tl
haunches, ripping at the prod witl
past it and at Captain Bob.
All Right If He Ke
Let's go inside the cage with Cap
about all this. He's keeping his heai
lone as he can stav nn his font and m
in the fray. Luckily, the other cats
milling back and forth at the other si
rage. If they'll only keep away ano
can KEEP HIS FEET?he'll get the :
It begins to look as if he's going to
of trying to chew off the iron tip of
snapping whip is forcing him back
Lord! What was that? Sometl
Bob's eyes?both of them. He's bl
dance before them?THEN BLACK
floor as he covers his face with hi*
no blood?no torn flesh. It couldr
were too far away. But?no time
yield to the unbearable pains that
Snap out of it. Captain Bob. you'i
gone. Your prod is hanging useless
At the Mercy of
YOU'RE ABSOLUTELY BL'ND,
UGLY LIONS, AND ONE OF THEM .
TO NAIL YOU!
Sultan's growls bring him back tc
his mind pictures Sultan getting ready
in front of him?reaches for his re'
but the lions are arraia 01 ?. tie sta
him. That will keep them away for a
Captain Bob starts backing towat
best he can do. Blinded, he can't fim
though a red-hot iron has been drawl
shot?and waits to be torn to pieces,
the cage men?the rasp of a gate ben
rub against his side and strikes out at ii
it gives out a wooden sound. He heai
him to stay as he is. Then he realiz
men have gotten behind him. They're
keep the cats away.
Other men are running the cal
stir in the seats. Spectators who t
are letting it out now in a big, ri|
helps Captain Bob out of thr cageHalf
an hour later he can see aga
like the devil when he opens them
One of the cage men tells him wl
trapeze. It had slipped down on its :
the way of the whip whon Captain Bob
bouncing back, right into Captain Bob
time ago," says Captain Bob, "but I
it feels to find yourself suddenly blind
touch cats."
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, Murphy, N. C., Thursd
(MvnA
enturers'
Club ^
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ins Death"
IBBONS,
ne Hunter
d city of Phoenix, Ariz., is all
ive-i;ing show is in town. See
Then climb up on the board
ch the clowns. See the perlnasts
from Hungary and the
Hot dogs?red lemonade?
all, don't miss Captain Bob
efying feat of bearding eight
ge.
and here comes Joe Foley, one
', in his spangled tights, over to
steel arena in which he is to put
: loneIring
his trapeze over Captain
an later in the show. Captain
m, as long as Joe sees to it
f his way while he works his
isn't the end of it. l'ou'tl rcs
story.
Ilis Big Cats.
big thrill of the day?the big exlie
of Flushing, N. Y., earns himiturer
to add to the other laurels
eds in the circus,
in the middle of the steel arena,
and cat animals got lazy in hot
and when Captain Bob tries to
sulky now. See how they snar'.
ab tries to herd them into their
IS
at Captain Bob.
jliesb of them all?crouches and
lim back with his steel prod. The
s going to be a tough performance
w at one another and balk at
cage is terrific. Now?look,
s pedestal, lie's SPRINGING
throated, ominous snarl shows
Bob knows what's coming. He
tipped prod?gets it between
he leap. Sultan is back on his
h both forepaws, trying to get
pt on His Feet.
tain Bob and see how he's feeling
d?he knows he'll be all right as I
*ovided none of the other cats ioin i
are still keeping their distance? :
de of the cage, growling in sullen
ther minute?if only Captain Bob
Situation back in hand again.
> do it. too. Sultan is getting tired
the prod. Slowly. Captain Bob's
on the pedestal.
ling has ripped across Captain
inded by agonizing pain. Spots
iNESS. The whip drops to the
; hand. What was it? He I'eels
i't have been the lions. They
to speculate now! No time to
are shooting across his eyes!
re in a fine fix. Your whip is
s in your hand.
Eight Lions.
IN AN ARENA WITH EIGHT
JUST WAITING FOR A CHANCE
> his senses. Blind though he is, i
to spring. He holds the prod up
volver. It's loaded with blanks, j
rts firing slowlv on either r?f I
minute, but six shots is all he has. I
d the side of the cage. It's the
i the door. His eyes still feel as ,
ti across them. He fires his last
Outside he hears the shouts of
ig pulled up. He feels something I
t with his prod. The thing is hard; j
rs one of the cage men yelling to
es what's happening. Two of his
sliding prods through the bars to
Is out of the arena. There's a
lave been holding their breath
>pling sigh of relief. Someone
-into a car?off to the hospital,
in, although his eyes still hurt
tat happened. It was Joe Foley's
rigging?jU6t low enough to be in
cracked it. It sent the whip lash
i's eyes. "It all happened a long
still remember?too clearly?how
in a cage with a bunch of pretty
ervicc. '
ay, November 26, 1936
Comfort of Sleep
QLEEP! to the homeless, thou
^ art home;
The friendless find in thee a C
friend; *
And well is he, where'er he 1
roam. 1
Who meets thee at his jour- ney's
end. c
?Ebenezer Elliott. t
1
Great Deeds J
/"^REAT deeds cannot die; c
They with ihe sun and
moon renew their light j :
For ever, blessing those that J
look on them. ; J
?Tennyson.
Cross-Stitc
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Pattern 1302
You'll enjoy doing these?they
go so fast! You'll enjoy owning
them?they're so effective! The
simple cross stitch dishes contrast
so well with the dainty flowers.
Any bride-to-be would be delighted
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nation. Lose no time, for you'll |
want to make a number of sets.
Pattern 1302 contains a transfer
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Ingenious Nawab
About 30 years ago in Rajkot,
India, the Nawab of Junagadh
, held a reception during which, for
the first time, he never moved
from his throne. The guests were
; suspicious, yet he constantly
: smiled at them and seemed to be
enjoying himself. Arid he was. He
was asleep. Having had too much
opium before the reception, he
i had had his court artist paint a
gay, happy smile on his face so he
could be present and still take his ,
much - needed nap. ? Collier's
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railor Put Chesterton's
Practical Joke to Profit
On one occasion the late G. K.
Chesterton came upon a sign in
i humble tailor's window which
end: "This style made to mensjre,
45s." NowCl.i vcrt' a weighed
!24 pounds and lc ked every
>unce. Thinking to embarrass the
radesman, he went in. The encrprising
tailor took his measure
vithout a murxn r. He was told
o come back in 1 k? o weeks. Out
>f curiosity, he did so.
In the window lie saw his suit
idorning an cle: ntinc and improvised
dummy, and under it
:he legend. "We ma ie this suit for
VIr. Chesterton for 45s. No order
;oo big for us."?Morning Post.
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