VOL. LI
WOMAN'S INTUITION
, THING OVOOLATEDT:
hWfcr (Mm li— Cm
cmrning Sixth Sena*.
©nig an arch-heretic would cut
doubt OB vonul totwHlfii I COAFMO
to bono?. Unquestionably this sixth
MBM exists, bat I think that It la over
rated, Lydia Half writes In tho Wash
ington Post.
If woman's Intuition worn M on can*
nUr developed u It is.commonly rep
resented to be, her advantage over
Ban would bo Incalculable. In emer
feudM her decisions would bo mors
prompt and wise than his, she would
more readily detect false logic, she
woold judge character unerringly, and
M be better protected against tbo do
signs of tho unscrupulous. In reality,
■tore women than men are victimised
by sua** IBJposters.
If women were so highly Intuitive
they would excel In the law courts. In
tuitional perception being a natural
force, women would toap to swift but
sound conclusions while trained and
experienced men were stumbllngly en
dMToring to attt evidence. «
As speculators they woold achieve
riches, or by their advice enable nn
to achieve thee*, yet in troth any
man or woman, who bought
nod sold by Intuition without Utudytag
tho markets would bo rulaod.
Bod women IMs divining gift no
WMttrtffi would moke o move without
eenonlttng somo accomplished wowaa.
ipnny man hose, Indeed, ncknowtetfeed
tho aid HMWUdhy that* WIVM and
mothers, hut alwnys the «mn poa
sossed superior intelligence and they
lHtfpdd. bg the exercise od reason and
wt fcjr mysterious short
Ih dpsaeuMe end soatei ttCo wonim's
superior Intuftten iesoidee* apparent.-
4s not ascuih nam faithful
•rtoodo then sesn do, they nre not more
sncfSMfsl te selecting servants, they
do not adjust IhenteelvM more bap-
POy to the cgprioM and tsmpom of
Mirir ssasilstssb nor BOM «aMUy p»
estvo the cnas»q,B>scte s t UUWIM
words. Ia all theM ithtoga tfcsw are
gTfat individual differences, b«tlbe
qlffarsnoas nre a matter of tdmpero
ment, not BOX.
la that (racial test ths silirit.s of
» husfcuud, woman's stlstekM are ft*.
««Mt and lamentable. Han. who nre
confessedly devoid of latum—. are
often fssstoated by uaworthy women,
bat rarely arethey eo blind as a wom
an. snnsMrsd-oC an aaworthy an. Ia
whatever gutoe tho deceiver twes dw
cannot asa tho mask or -tfstact ths
character behlad It
I believe that to i mist tout* -Mar
power of Intuition dOM woman a grew
Injury. It prevMts bar from cutttvat
tpg Judgment and relying en It IMn
ker yontk she to ouowngsd toheMeire
that She to eadowed with a special
foMpomn Hit A# pmum malt
of at tacU, amd uri
roonlt she saokes frequent and dto
litlffM ulitilm
i Ufhdmg
Ivory plctare has a right te *a
host light that can be found tor It
It Is eftea trae that a wall apace ea
which there Is aot the right light tor
far a picture with different colors or
4«t«n«
White tItM flower ptecea aad ltf>
flea arinae. saaUt landscapes tM
* mw*
t inrfirr ~nn — a* • mn. There is
•• picture whteh nay aot ha seta te
better adraatags if well lighted. (This
fees aot mean daringly lighted.)
j Amfrar fa V«M SMst
Amber te fbaad la Colorado, Scat
ter coaaty, aad te aQallhraadte
farttcniarty te the Bealdar «M fletda
Atehar to • tm*i rmfa TUtyk
almost apatae. tt oseara te faaa*, te-1
ragalar luaape, grates er4tape;has
perfectly ceachMdal fracture, is Slight
ly brittle, emits sa agiesMila odor
whsa robbed, melt* at «0 degreee
rahraahett, aad baraswlth a bright
• "In Dmrmmem VW .
** »■»"• mu LsagaM
Lewis, "which tells sheet a herse raa-
MU aprflwr r wsaWs
/*• -That's aothte'," ratetesd Beestfai
■isjsals "A fHsad e* mtaa raa sway
with sa" he was IsM at tor
Dmpit
A tMmei two''aid oae-half mites
THE ALAMANCE ULEANER
■ 
*
STStSTR 2 »s^stijuSl
Vto* It
r*"2?T iLTIKjL to MttdalU
»«f» iwUrtd' tbrT&ity CtN*u Mr
Itoacuwh wfalek MMkl HivMiuk
urn tk r»Mh tbt imit Muoli. Is
J»* whol* im th«n waM «aly mm
ImH— •* m; taportaaea. Tin
catfnwn tteagftt (tet AM MB tofekt
provide the BMtMtrj material, «o (h«7
do* Into Ito DM nU~*toanMl»rto*d
to find aome *ttodc MMMdrit, the
WMfctoffoa SUr wyfc '
D» alaaitof v««7 dto-toMh itapOMr
they feud m■ tnormom ■«*■» M«lm
A«t repreaeated Baddha U a ttoltata*
poeltlon. The atatue la about 190 (Ml
long and, loclodlnc tha brick base, It to
mere than 40 feet hl«h. 11* Yoko
hama Buddha to 66 foot high aadllo
feet la circumference.
Although the Barmen stataa to adt
n artistic as the Japaaese, It to *a
wonderful piece of work. Not the
least remarkable thtag aboat It la the
way In which n huge a mni—nt
had diaappeared abaolatety treat Bar
awn history and legend.
Tbe news of the discovery ap ean
brought numberiesa Baddhlsts to ttto
place, who glazed sad decdtotetf tbe
gigantic image as a wwrk mt derettoa.
The sides of its hog* feet were eraa
mented at great coit with aa elabor
ate glass a&oaale aid ndb toe toaa
embellished wttb a  tenants deeers
ttoa. «
Worlf* Wmttmst Spat
Fammdi* Assam NlUs
We often complain aboat relay
weather, tret ready wa da set knew
what rain meens! One has to go to
tbe Khasl hills, la laaaaa, to an rata
st Its beartoeC tor then It essan
down In Niagaras. This spot, tor It
Is not ot lsrge extent, la
tbe aasn at Cbenlpungl. aad it de
cerns oB the bdd aaean eats
can gtve M. Ra saiaasl aatofeU av4r
agn 468 laebee, ar last aWtewdana
MB, MS mate' lailSliß «a
tbe maatb efMyl Oa tbe ft* «%y
ad that tosatb dO tasbn ad rdto 41l
to 1 11 Mdiiml bean. tatfcf Bfca
days, 2«ae fi to U. tbe totsdnaibal
apwsrfls ef 114 Irniac er' baan 'tbaa
tour ttowa tbe ana age astei rdbafeß
at Lsaadoa.
Tbe hepolnt iinMW utotoll to
inches «ittTtoWta.
mill nielli
•tear to-.#eea te Mstasy to |hf tetfr
regaaae hetwaaa the death-of Charted I,
tloa or 4BhaHa> U, Hay t, MO. Dae
km «hla ptetolef M yeata.
republlc, althoagh te na% f aft
teqr despotism, rated hy Oliver Cross
well, mum by ateaarfL Oa De
load |apillar, aad held this sMas toe
tember I lflH, whea he wss-saesseted
by Ms sea, Bichard Cromwell. wha
praved to be • weak aad teMetaaft
rater. Aadsooa laHiadJltoo fHrati
Uad May % MB, aad Ohtetaa D to
tamed to Leaden May* of the «m
ysar—ffaasae Ctty Mar.
Mm Wlmuhtil
•ha always h» aaadtft ttaM te
the teak. It was sarh a large hffe
aad so many eery |»pw> ha* »
ir^ftaahT
beak she staffed the astes Mte her
Oae eg the haaTa gil>a»iM isllil
her. aad ha walks# swiftly te hsr slda
•Becarefel. maama.-he whtepered,
iraWhal^^^i^
MassaasasM Uidbmhmd
S£s^sj?sS2^B
CNt *
ateae remote to to* the Story.
GRAHAM, N.C., THURSDAY. MAY 21, 1925
Dimkmm Grm* Artut,
Not Mmmtml Spseimlut
Mr. Mnvkw, Miss Flit* and the
*"**!"* dthor |»ir character* who
populate te pages s* Charles Dickens'
book* arc correct), depicted from the
vMerpolnt of the IDUI who MM
wl *l ke thinks ke ought to aoc, bat not
vbMjtewod by nspeetallst In mantel
Thla to tho opinion of Br. CbarlM W.
BO|T, profeoaor of psychlstry in the
University of Pennsylvanls medical
school. wb? ha* applied to these Ac
tion characters the method* which ho
USM In diagnosing mental disorders
when called Into a criminal court as an
alienist.
"Dlckena waa on sittot." aaya Doc
tor Burr, -and net a apeclaliat ia
mental medicine. Joat aa the dying
of a gnat actor on the stage M alto
gether unlike, death aa the phyalcian
aen it, eo life aeen with an artlat's
eyes to unlike life aeen by the pro
fessor trained la the learning of the
schools. Death oa It really happens,
acted ea the Mage, would be flat, atale
aad oalntereetlng. DlcKena deacrtbea
s fairyland, not seldom a fairyland
late which devils hare intruded. Thla
is the secret ef hia wide appeal spread
ing through apace aild laatlng through
time."—Science Service.
Hmd tm Timm Thmir
Walks by Almanac
Ouvrard, the great French army con
tractor, was at one time "wanted" by
the odieere of the trtbunal of com
merce for some offense. According to
the law he could nat be arrested as
long as the saa was not up. As s re
sult be' was in tbe habit af taking his
caaatitntloaai far aa boar before sun
rtn every morning. Judging the time
by tbe almanac, H. C. Kitchen coa
■trtbotos to tbe Ksnaaa City Star.
la spite at kla can. however, he was
arrested one IHbHlflg'nn his saunter,
and the eethsjHlee peeved that the al
manac was wfeag, aad that as a mat
tor of feet the saa rose Ma aslaatea
earlier thaa tha book stated.
Conseqneatly. Oavrai* brought legal
actions agalaet bath tba compiler aad
publisher ef the baek. The courta up
held Sim aad tbe totter were forced to
pay daangea
This "walking by the almanac* was
»• sssedal thteg to France. Balsac
sns st eato time ander the neceeaity
ef tlmtag bto pabUc appeenacn to
\
Trmmmu m in Ocaan
The ocean appear* U the traveler
t% be a ya»t expaaae of saMy water
valued lilaflj for traaeportatloa and
eoarce eg ratetell. Tot it Is veritably
"■■H| '«tth pleat.. aad anlaial life,
sad Its dsfchs hold -aatoM treanm.
Ms ssltlasss has tossed saach iacoa
▼ealenee, for maay, aa Oelertdge'a Ao
deat Mariner, have had parched
tbroeta with "Water, water every
where, Mr aajr drop te drink." Al
apparently a nuisance aad
worthless, aea aalt la Netnrs's store
haaee of treaenrea to the chemlat. tor
It Matdae 411 the rateable cooatltu
eate of the earth's crust that hare
heea Inatead eat by the coaatleae
Rates of fonaer yean.
XMPMKNHniOI
Whea last I weat Weet by wsy of
the Broadway Limited. 1 waa sittiag
ea the shasrestlsa platform, wstcblag
the aiaaarj daab by, whea the porter
caaae eat to stralgbtoa the chairs
which had beea left la soane disorder
by s great af feaag folks.
"We dea't s#»n te*be going so saach
faster thea a: ordinary leeal trate,
George," I eommeated. "flaw. thea.
eaa this he thr fastest testa oa earth r
"W»U. ariL* isplled the AMcea,
With a gfte. "fle tec* U we alle doaa go
ae testae's lste s* theaa peeky locals,
hat aa gMs dhr te «alck time becaass
aa jtat keeps ea keeping ia.VW. U
Barahart te Ma Msgaatee.
mmd Clmry
rasss Is ths terorabU celebrity that
te beaded to a maa who has
Mki tMik m tea loot
njwnwm ▼an*
eg ad>
leatlsad arttdss ever pat aa the saar
hoc Hte a giaiiel way e toss king.
Fame te the fed asal af meitt pasted
ea a saaa's brew, thea Qtety te three
eeata of sssrlet patet, rabbed dews
aad Tinteil aad toachod ap with
getf lsal—Blls Parker Batter te
■earsTs teteraitlsasl-OasmapaiHsa.
| Mmmnvimg Irk Spot}
% ffmmn u wput* n»m tnemMwn,
iy NM>toi ink i f-xi ■•!■•■— if
!>•«■■ I.' li la aaly a Mn*a-a alala
AIT vfll ttfca It «mi If ifca lak tea
IMKrilil tfca »«>«l waah »«k Uat
tf vttiM; ;«• «»til ka •a u> rrpaal Ah
allvo rlf iiqalU la aaak
flNi Ik. ■!«•*» uat« illaapfairai
(Ht Vtf, I bra apt* l ) a lltrta InnOlVl
palkk aftk a araataa Hutb, nibblag
* WW* «•*
Arab Dancing Girls Arm
Sought in Marriage
Dancing flirts are not of the deaM
mondt In thd Fibnch provinces of
north Africa, according to Mlaa Flor
ence Flatter of Scaredsle, N. I, man
ager of the de luxe tourist parties te
that part ef the world, in fact, they
are greatly In demand as wires aad
they are the only women of their race
who can choose their own time aad
place for matrimony.
"While the average Arab girl mnr
rlea In her early teens," aaya Mtsa
Fisher, "and consider* herself old
lofcg before she reaches thirty, the
dancing glrla drink their cup of )oy—
If cup of joy it la—to the full before
they enter the bonds of matrimony iand
rarely wed before twenty-elglit or
twenty-nine And then they are llkaiy
to make exceedingly good matches."
The reason for thla, it see ma, la he
cauae of the rich dowry they bring
tbelr husbands, both In material wealth
and In the charms they have acquired
through their art A dancing girl, as
ahe becomes more and more lucceaa
ful, buys heraelf gold banglea and
ankleta. The number and beauty of
theae la proof by no meana of ardent
personal admirers, but of skill snd rec
ognition in her profession. They an
aa much so as the military insignia ef
tbe soldier. Conaequently, graceful
and alluring glrla of twenty-flve and
aUghtly upward, adorned with theae
trophies, are sure te draw a good hus
band In the marriage market.
Why Cats Can Always
Land on Thmir Fmmt
Hew don a cat know how to land
right aide up when ahe Is dropped?
The snswer Is, according to Prof. R.
Magnus of the university of Utrecht,
Hollsnd, that she doesn't need to
"know" st all, at leaat consciously.
la the 90am ot experiments to de
termine the nature of the "sense of
rlghtslde-upticn" possessed by sll an
imals, Professor Msgnus pat the fore
binln at a cat, when consciousness
retiidee, oat of commission by an oper
ation. and then dropped tha animal up
side down. Bvery time be did It, pony
righted heraelf Just as quickly snd ss
easily as though she hsd full posses
sion of her tecnltlee. Professor Mag
nus therefore concludes that keeping
right aide op la simply a mechanical
cr reflex actioai, quite beneath tbs
dignity of attention from the higher
brain centejp.
Why "Tma Tatars" Ara Faw
No woman who amokee cigarettes
caa hope to become a professional tea
taster, according to Miss Msrgaret Ir
ving, the only women smong London's
millions of women tea drinkers who
has qualm ed as a tea expert, She has
taken bar place alongside men pho get
thounnda of poanda a year for grad
ing snd Judging the lnvn which enter
Into England's favorite beverage, the
New York World nya.
Woman tea tasters most also eachew
parfnmea and perfomod aoaps and tal
ent powders. Tba noaa and palate co
operate in deciding npon tba flavor of
taa anß mast be kept free of all lnflo
eocee which might affect their fane
tiontoC-
Why Old Aft Smhm Hmrd
**Bo John D. Is eighty-fife," said •
Hew York banker an tha birthday of
the multimillionaire. "Wall, 1 raaaaaa
ber a remark at kis about old ago that
he made on his retirement from boat
a "'A man to Ilka an aataaaeblto.' ha
said. 'By tba time ha gats hlmaelf to
satisfactory raafTng order, finds out his
strength aad his weaknesses, aad
teams how to get a *3fcceat day's work
oat of hlmaelf—why, by that time he's
considered old-fashioned and a back
Bomber, the young folks laagb whan ha
goea by, and nobody warns anything
to M with him for lore or m«aey.'"
Why IMif h NflmM
-Whoa roar ty* mm* «p*a 1» Ik*
Mfilm rMi «*? ¥# • nwwm. getting
«tM| t* U# *OM **« P. Ud
theft 14* «he»ld gat op. Do not lit
there doting. Doiiif la bed la the
mornlag will eftaa be eaoagh to m| the
toao for mi aatlra (tor at weartaooa
Toa would bottor pi ap ma If 70a do
aot fool tally rooted. Toa will ateep
tbo oarer aad the bottor for It daring
tho cMßlag Bight"—Oeorge r. Bailor,
M. D.
Cmmmrm gt Datacdvfl
raphy to aav hrtw a*»« kgr the Tieach
ntftop to lhata w«* * ta***
rrlmlasle. IK Otkir MMMCtid LUriH.
9WWI TF 1WP 1 ''l'" - - r *
*
of tho rida.
Whoa aa X-ray phMo»apfc to tahoa.
aot oalr to tha hagar print ghewa la
dat«U. tort atoo tho Mractere *C ••
haaoa. Tho hoaao of tho tagar* fnratoh
araa Mara paaaltila down to the Idaatl
dratlaa af qftoato thaa dagar potato.
Data alt too Ft Ma
Tkm Ormm*. Im Lmmdmm
Oranges made (Mr flrst WWrtK
WMrutt IB tblß CSOBtry to IMB.
when a Spanish fruit ebip urtnd it
Portamoath tad tkt fMN, to
Oostlle, purchased IMB Mi cart* 11
ettrona aad anaa MMK The ant
mention of Umb teas net omr «tU
1388. whan >mi tftntaf l|«ra«
"*«» l tha lallcadai at the oaNaaUw
banquet of Hear? IT, who may have
become acquainted .the qsaUlttoe
of the trait daring Us (Hie. By the
Sixteenth century etaapn naa te
have become twipa, aal It to ac
corded that the tarda of the star cham
ber la ISO* had the* eerred dally at
dinner at a cost ad id par.dsy.—Lea
don lfall.
TOUs fetter to s nap Men share*
terr aaaeaaced Ceastshla Sate t.
SUckpatter. the watt-kaawadeath of
Petunia, draggtag a tbta sad hamtoss
loohlngetrengsr ep hafen Basatoa
"Hew da yea anba that eatr sdsd
the oMdaL
"Well, he's toon Kay Be* sad yea*
aay yourself ha leaks ee to sail eat teat
He's probly s haadtt Or he!flap ef aeon
kind. I've aesrehed Mm thnagh aad
through aad aaapttofl ton eat, aad rft
be Johabrowaed If beta gat a slagU
deadly weaptia rsaanlafl aheat his
pereoa. So I aay he's s sasptotoas
character r—Ksaflas City iter.
Many of tbe eoHeOe tbtefla rndsaal
sd with the eervtoa at tbe medieval
dinner table wen tbe leaalt ef tbe
peculiar social system. Altbeagb
widely seperstad la raak, tha feadal
baron ate dally with bis istslaaie
Bat at s feadal baaeSet tbe of
the castle sad bis chief gaeet eeca
pled seats at tha farther Me of tbe
table or dais. They wan asid to*dt
st tbe dais, lnstosd at at tbe tsble
upon the dsM. This toodal toablaa
of arranging tbe tables for a formal
dinner aorvlvae la.tbd maflaaa eastern
ot having a "raised table" tor gaesto
sad spasken
Vls&m Varmlsk
Hsrt's "The TtoUa add |to Mibir
contains tba fellawlag: "At vsraMb
of Bergonsl to aftsa fatty aa raajdn
dent ss tbst ef Otasavpa dtosraaad ar
m tba mystntoMtflto«sdto-
tremely thkk, at etber Mmn bat spar
Ingly laid ea; edtan ef a deep itch sad
color, aiiMillpn ef a pale red «t
again at rich aupber, n tbst tba vari
ation of'color to ba moTwith to Bar
gonsl'a vloltos to jMaaidanbto."
Tm Maatler'e "tortsa Ti ijjul
Plant*" (Aaatralte) MtO* that Mr
Washington palm is aattvo few Math
California to Ajiaoaa aad Falirafla
Evidently the Colorado, rtrer to MM,
and tha ststsmsat to arialaadtog. Aa
to aequotaa It to aal« a M|M af
eoßflraad"*" *"
menta"; atoa tkal tha iiiwiTto!a
stem "M feet to feawttr," aM a MM
of a {alias mrti «ai "Mm it M
to dlamatar MO hat few tha IM*
Tartly, dtotaaca leaM rrtwtoMl
Loa Angelat Mm.
Hmm W Tmtmpkmm Wbm
Tha knM| aalap nada by Ma
phooe and telegraph wtraa is aaaaed by
vlbratloaa at UwMa aat to atatoaa by
the wind aM other aM cerraat*. Ba
latenalty af the baasaMg to litar
mined to aaaaa esteat by tha dfihtMM
af tba wlrae aad tka distaate hrrrraaa
tba polea. Tha paaliat aaiaa to heard
at tha palaa, tba «m Mh aat to
flbratU by tba aMaa.
Why Urn WmmiDmmm
M&nagar—A lae fighter r«a m,
That gar ImM m tan ima
tinea to MM IIMt
Saai—Ho oaah hod aw fcntui
mrf time he «mo htt mo. ho greartod.
-Oola* daaa-—aad dh wmt—Ah hod to.
Maaager—Aw. beak With that par
ctouilrta otaC—
Sam—Proeho apthla*. Ah aood la ho
oa elevator MU.- AtMotlc oad Oattag
Worid.
Why FnmA -It if km
Tho Freach tangeag* lo aood •t te
hank gatberiaga bocaaoo It ta aato
graetaJlr kaewa. LaOa wao htanl|
kaoara M tho toagaaaa M tfrliawj.
hat throat the WMlnv of- tho
fmtk "Wtar XIT U hoaaaa
Fipeck. Thla to Mortlr a ceetenef
dlplonwrr aad aot a prariataa of later
aatloaal law.
Why Fi»mfiwt Ptmpm
Troatealaf hare agrood that Mg
warm are llaaacad Mil per oaat to
teraet rate. Oariag the poatoda of
■tebUlaetloa after iMgoolaat giaOito
tho tateraM note iaa>y taapa to d
«ar ceat. The rale hold (Ndh tho
ggoo of ilia Worid war. '
Hmm Ammm tm Hmom
Littim mm tkm Ostriek
ad avail eeld that ther
were like tee water, ae they aae tod
by BMited aaew tram Mt Keaya. C»
te thla tlaae we had aeaa little fuad,
M the plata a salaaato doa't ceae late
the manitotoe; eiephaata aad ibtas
aad haflale cootd he (Mad la the fed
edto tewarda Keaya, hot they an mt
deai eeea from the read. New ae
waa eared te tee the Keaya-harte
beeete. amaU herda ef catenas aahra,
masy eetriches aad a tew pnatto
The estrtcbn are fussy crest urea;
they weald teed aattt ws were eppoelto
then, then they weald start rannbtg
along parallel with aa. We weald pat
ea all ear pewer aad race them fee «
arila, test they always Nat as. 4s
soga as they wan s hasdred yards
ahead they weald pat ea an added
apart sad creaa the rood, oftea stip
ptag aad falling aa their foot atrook
the hard roadbed. Whea they hod
reached the other Mds they would
ate* aad wateh as ge by, aaaaelmly
perfectly coateated aad aatiaded that
they hsd aranad the read. ThM weald
>M»n a dosea times Mi aa bqpi*-
day always did the ssan thing, ae
smttor which aide ef the read tb«y
b apposed te ha graslag on.—Martta
Jahnsoa la the World's Work.
Mmut Pmmpim mt Siam
Pom Lima* mm M
The erdlaary Slasiasa dttoea aafly
ba said to pessen ae bean at aIL
He Urn with bis wife sad saked
babies ea s beat to a nasi, writes
Lymaa Bryaea, la the dttostlc Measfe-
IF* CiitiMi AM li
livtag, aad a people addicted to bsfb
tog eaa slip sC their fnat parrbto,
that Mt their treat darks, late water
st say hear rf tbe day er eight.
Atoaf tha aberas are tba gUded.
gUttertog, flams ttke temple sgtna aM
area a tew adiyboatosn baßdtoea «a
a blaalag hot ead dootp mala «ant
paradton am tba dwalltogß ef patent
aasst st thsn to Bonpssa adyto.
lyif ptllQl'lf
mettle, wkltk €Mt itlltrrsfiff
ttoslt, begaa to sattto la tes sd*d
wbn B wss.badf baltt. It rides a*
to aa ssflaistiartaie ad ceacnte. pa
Ippaatoob bast wblcb was pat naSir
jtaad taiiaato Maatoaiwttodijip
eat ef tbs Maaaat
Dnrtt ay for Mmr to |»
(Mat to the daaa ef iiiyli m tail
■Mr. It akaald ka a practice to
•my hame, Mti taeagh the'drmatad
rait aj'ii «wSir.ti't
wife at Miiir, tat aack ladMdkal
twM ihim (HiwtoMwill CM
dna taauld ka taugkt the kablt la (he
hlgh-chalr itjw.
flkU' eMM Mt «lr tokaa .Mm
taaaOy Art af tha "ahlfUeae dead- |at
■Ma dlgaaMaa aa wall An aaketopt
IMP" T tfc« tabta apella the.appdtae
•f tha reat aftfca daatata-hadta4kee
tka.Maail I- wrfllll U4
Imth*. Aad tlMo the member of
ta any wWIm rnHil tkat dtapar
ku lilwit ae kard aver it that |ke
k "Jwt tao tM to tan" eke )m
MhM kar pupm-bekusaL
FmirWmrmt-g
A aktaa atare. altuatad at tka Wta
aactlea af twa Parla atreata mack
(■aatad kr aitar tracks aad tagla.
vary attaa reeetree tka aaglaa qf u
aaakaa ar tka wkaat af a track at •
tail carta rater tkraagk tta plate glgae
wafebaaaa kare kaaa peat ad before tka
dear, aa eltker aide af which la a
notice reading, "No Tbarougkfart." Ha
doubt tke plate glaaa will ww ka
aafa from tha Impetaoatty of Man
wkaaa feat Itek fer tke accalarat*.
From La Figaro. Parla. (Traariated
tar tka Kaauaa OUy star.) •
filaaf a/ Our CaMfry
1W lu4 UM af tfca MM StoMa
prwpar la 2#T0.000 mllM. fkt
watin km aa uw' af
MUM HMn HBM. IW MM «f
ana •* ANt UUN nan am* «
.M.| mkrnmt llfluOOO Mmb to d(
rtdUVilMa. MM to Bawaii aM 3jOOO
to Part* JU** Vka total ana af tfea
lia»li «* tta fIN ftatoa la. tfcai*
toaa. fc rw»l noMm 5.700.0M0M
p.,-, „,1| m 3 + *
tba Adaautea rriWaaa pari
tat ta tka I'tal ata^r^^m
Si
tagattkriraniltapai nklii»Macg|pdi
t
rj^aragagg
NO. 16
n*r HmJ LittU f«rt ,
in PmrUmn friWqf |
i—tew aU that avOw MS
flourlahamong a%" aaya Carolina ft? S
MacGlll la SeribMrt "Par- il
bape tbeaubtlaat aad moat wldwpraai
ef all our aaytba to that myth* carnal
extot to the freedom and vigor ef the
f rent open apacea.' It to a pecaßailjr, >i
daageroua aiyth, tocaoa of Ka mted
doalag taodendaa, blinding aa to tha
batter concealed at the popular fal
ladaa.
"Many of oar mythj ccatar amai
liberty and freedom, until oaa would
auppoaa that they were eoaaathtop la
dlgenoua to the aoil of thto waatara
world. Tat we know that freedeaC
except for the flaw, waa about tha Uat
thin# tha original aettlera waated. Am
examination of tha ncorda of tha
northern coloutoa will abow how ax
ceedlngly little fweodoaa there waa ef
any kind from tha orrtlnancna of Ply
mouth to tha famaaa sutute- of 1W
which removed the toat veettge at
freedoaa from children abova ate, «m
--pelting than to ba employed, even *
doubly employed, after that age. It
to vary wall to talk about tha atara'
eeonoarie-* eoadtttooa which made tt
aaraaaary for each child to be ao far aa
poaalble eelf-eupporttng, but tha otnt
ata Itaalt atoai makaa It' quite dear
that the. real thorn waa tha alght of
children praaaMpg to play. Itth laa
ctTlouanaaa % on the part of tha Inno
centa waa uttarty at rartonca with tha
puritan tamper."
 »
"City of Ef Dormdo
N •iking But a Myth
torn* time ape, when the roina of
aa Aatac dtywero (Uncovered la tha
Amaaontoa for eat, they were popular
ly' auppoaed to ba thoaa of B Dorado,
tha golden dty to which Balal|h aad
many other adventurera ware aald to
hare been lured, aome to their death,
aad a few to fortune, in Kllaabethaa
ttoaaa, when the wtldeat atorlea of tha
Near world found credence.
D Dorado aounde Ifta the tonrlfal
awnee which the Bpaalarda aad rerta
gueae'gave to the cittoa they eatah-
Itobed. auch aa Baaaoa Alraa, Sand*
ago, Lea Aagelee, and eo an.
But tha fbct to that B D«aM* »•
net a dty at all, aad differ waft al
though It would aaake % a fine aounoap
aame. for aome aoaf qtpltaL
Tha attr j paaa that OreUaaa, tha
Itoutoaaht of the great Ptoarrn, pro*
leaded ha lid dtoeoveaed a Ipa* of
gold between tha Orinoco had tha
▲aaaaoa, bat-whoa thaoe Mgh hag a a
proved daluatra, the ralar waa awaaiad
with oil and rolled la paid daat, aad
dubbed B Dorado, tho 'gOdad aua.
Whether there to truth la tha atary la
difficult to detanalaa.
Oai'f Satf-mtrnmrtw
Bu a dog tka rlgkt t» aatact kla
m naatarT ftuaatlan iron aa- .
centljr la a eaaa brought before a L»
doe court whoa tka owamr of a vala-
abto dog aoed a neigkbor (or IBagally
kartart»i tka animal. Tka Mtaw
eat op. waa that If a maatatf urkat
waa daaarikalfr aa *tai laetlact torn
dam" aad a da* lftad kla tad tal
lowed .hlrnc he waa not legally bound
to communicate with tta owaar tt ka
kaaw tka owaer'a nama aad addraaa.
In other worda, tka datadaat at*
tempted to extort tka law ef aatf-
detenalaatlca to awtrilala Tka auM
dag; ka tad, kad followed him kaaaa
aa three oceaatoam. Twice ka returned
it to tha lawful owaar, but aa tka
third oecaaioa ka -allowed It to ra
mala. Tka court fined kla flO.
Find Rape Superior u
Pasture Crop for Pigs
' Whan compared with other paatara
erope tar plga, rape damonatrattp to
tal* tha agual af any and tha aapariar
of meat ef theaa. Feeding Mala at
tha lowa aad Ohla atatlaaa with tat
tealag pica aa earn and taahp aa
liaatm a hava ahowa tha jatoe pra
dacad. feed ragaliuaaaata aad eaiif
lßf cipidtfn of rapt mad alfalfa t#
be practically IdcoUctl JJfaJdCau *f
eaaraa. aartchaa the aoll aa a laguaaa
aad alao kaa tta aklllty to pradura
.kar. aaltkar af whfck to traa of rapa.
When aatthar alfalfa ar danr ia araß
aMe tar the.plg% ka wafer. rapeaboaM
aat ka emitted. it la af eaaraa. mack
aaaparlor to btoagraaa pal*
Ocularly after July ».
VmtmmkU Air Cargaaf
Procioue atooea wUI be part of tka
cargo af tha alrpianaa now rradT to
ty orer the 1.100 milee of tpaplcal
Jungle between Koahaaha. the capital
af the Befgtpa Cong* aad
In the Interior. Ho fawer than » air
drotnea and Mart** graanda ha**
been ballt to tka awampa and ta*giea
aroaod «ta ©**•> pearidleg.a cantto
of flNflhilV |romi4». Tbf
MiwctpaJ "oar gore" aa tka air raato
eddlM»omkiJd^and
tay tolart ef a* bp praa-