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VOL. XXIII. PITTSnoUO, CHATHAM COUNTY, N. C THURSDAY, J AMTARV 21 11101. NO. .
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N THE CHINA SEA
A NARRATIVE OF
I!.T SKWAKI W." MOTRINS.
rorri:i.-irT !':! it I'otiTr Honshu's S.-.;i.i
; cn.MTF.n xiv.
I coitim', i.
My hope was that Hon-Ko-Hi woniil
luako tlio mist-ike of sending a small
force, -which he would ti.it ill) if tho
nlarin-Vicils were heard nil over Ta'
Mooch. , sent win il to I.U'lii-linr to gather
anbout six hundred of his bravest mon,
and wni! with t ls-?i n in tho forest
about 111 oiiiprn nil until the forces of
Hen-Ko-lli l.a I pis-od them on tin;
way l' ialnoor. then to follow them
ilowu nei 1 al, i -k their roar while wo
wrro t:i. caging in their front.
Tim iiiou k! (iulnoor won1 set ti.
Hiiiild : fori. In 1 1 1 i m tho women ren
dered valua'de assistance. They were
fairer enough to help.
I font it mes.-enger into tho cave
for ti v unifi rm and km or. I. For ren
Fon.-. hi iiiy.nni I oiil not wish to meet
Miss Ai n 1 I tii:i.
It was late i;i the ui'icrnnmi v. hen
wo In u .1 tho hut l ie. I tramp uf l'.or; -j.s'
Loofs.
The. f 'it was built o:i that iK of
fbiltienr neare.-l !'.r .mpniTiih. In it f
jilaee 1 all the uonou at hand, and a
force oi' s I'. 'ii.'i s mi l"r i so-F..ii k. To
the to edit of the. fort I stretched a li.ui
i.f u:ii':ah lii'i.iih tilt! woods. The
fotvo thus it- t iile 1 was under the
t-omuiand of Can: -Sauk. To tho left
I tr'ti-!io 1 a similar line, mid took
omnium! iiiy.-elf. We tints formed a
fitiiuel, tile apex of which was he
fort, and into the mouth of which led
III -J Street of the li. valors,
i 1 lie pound of hoofs w is most wel
?ouir. My men were boeomiug impn
lient for the li'.'ht to begin. The shouts
if the cavalry cmld u.r.v lis heard, '.t
was Tin tar cavalry. This fact was
.u prisiri . The presenee of the. o
lu v. le.-s It ir.-'.e. m s i far away from
Iheir ust'.e.l hani.t v;:s unexpected,
tl ma ie ia nr.:;.' my i.i n move tieivo
ly, a'though it was not necessary,
jliit the reputation oi the Tartar u; a
ir titer is pit ty well established, iiud
1 knew v.o pa I h t work lieforo us.
Til re wo'-e tv.o ltatt.ilions, pinli
rhly '.' ai h indred all told. (Mi they
i.aiue, ; a'!i.''i:ii; furiously, utterly i
loi'ii'i: of the trap t!:.i! was waitne.j
lor th'.'m.
' When the head of the column en
tered the funnel formed hy my forces,
1 ;:nve the order to lire.
V thousand rides l.!azed forth a
Hiisn'iiatfvns :!ash, o;i.- ipiie';, sharp
I'rvl-. iMi l ail was Mill sixain.
Tl.e : t.i. tied Tartars eheeketl theii
I'.o.-i-. . uiuVrs of lhc.ii fi ll Iro'e
their pt'ii'iiiiK sie,-'s ami luyiua.i
ju, ni' 1 dyiii'iou the ground.
!i".'.:.e cri-.-s e.ime from thi'ir ofli
CO s.
I'vir e ho'ikvi ie,- was a ma.i
i ii 0 the Mina'.ioii of fear,
his h-.r-e ilk..- a s'atite, urinr
wh., kll
!l" m:'. m
liis no'.i
nver.M'iii!
b'efher.
On e l:'
to
th"
iy. (iia lu.iUy they
st ipor ami (rot to
dor to tire,
Hired their
ail'i one
lea l!y 1
more t;i. i
il upov tin
mid i.ic.i , cut tli v.o i.uy:!:' r. I
itio.-'i 'it it ' cv'u.'tl .-. i if they could no',
rally arai:i. Ti e : i ! leo, my st.-i ions
iitta-l; ! tt.o n.ii.'h tor them. They
were i,i i open n..il, while we wvie
Hi. iiidtlea that ti: y e mid not tell e.it
uu nVr-. . . our locution.
Hat I h -ar.l tli- el utor of fresh
hoo."s. A.i.,: '.i-r l'.t:li!ii was rii!
iu..; up.
A e.y of wr.ni.i i e.iiii" fioui t'ua lie
wilder' I lavalry.'. en. who hml ill
rea ly taste 1 ' charge of h i'!, an 1
an. 1 tile decimated las'.Ls fell haek on
the i i'lo'iec'ai lit '.
A : h 'i t itoisu' ion Int. vet u tl'..1
fi.,ii;ii:i ..ii:i,; otii.-or i ' oli.v. od, and the
two coin laidi i-1 ia.'ai .1. One
deemed ii'. c.it to h..!d tin ir prei.eat
liiisiti'M., mo I v. e:e i , iii. in,' their
naiiros w it'.i e.n 'o;a.'s. i'ue other pov
1i":i :i:al-- a t!i to:ir to the ri.Oii, ainl
fitai t.'tl for Calne r p ii i:;r r. sr.".
t iiviai; my c.i:::;iini: h ii:iekiy, I ld
juy men us fast ir; they could f.,1
thre:i,;ii tiie trees that surrounded us.
The eavaiiy were slowly workiu."
their way, uul we sou.i eoitfronte.!
them and opi-uod tiro. This time they
lose to t'n i e. vision. s one luau
they leap-l from their horsps mil
oiiarjred us with their eiirhines. At
t!i'; saaie innuioiit 1 heaid liriinr from
the oilier side, and knew that tiaru
Sai'.k had reopt nod o.i the other bat
taliow. My ii'eu foilght i!e-peruielv, b it tin
Tariars v, . re h.oro than a match fei
tlieie. We v i re ;rr :diia!ly driven
biirk, nu 1 ) be.iii to i!es air of win
ninjfthe battle. I had calculated on
tho forces from r.romporrah attacking
the cii.sny in tii" rear, loit it looked
ns if it wo'i'o! I n too lute. Heftr.l
htnieil us in the face, mid ilofcat
luraut tUa.tii.
Suddenly thcr.ii was rent by a fier.t
war-cry. Hundreds of rit'os harked
their venomous voices in the rear of
the Tartars. Tho Knlek hattle-cry
was I'Ui'e.l throuii the fires,.
the thout.; of victory.
liad'i-l!or had coiuo up.
1'ivm this point it was simply a
question of how long the Tartars
would continue to tight before they
rledor hecauie wipetl ot. Hand iu
band the men of (ialneor and the men
f.f Puomporrah fought the enemief il
their ciciutiy.
And hefoie the terrilie oiislaitght ol
victorious revenee even Tartars could
ii. i' r.i'.ii'l.
K.ti.ii'y the remnant of the onct
jirottJ cavalry turned aud fleil.
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Mr
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ADVENTURE.
I did not follow tlietn; we wouti
have plenty to do without that,
(iaru-Saiik ciiine riinninp; to inc. am',
from the fort eiiuie Oso llarlc, follottcd
by a hhontin crowd of women.
"One battle won," I PHid, lis uiv
(ioiioruis reachod my iido. "llow
many mon have we lost?"
"About ono bundred of mine," sail'
( laru-Siiak.
"1 lost anno," said Oso lhuk.
About fifty of my own men were
missing, and I counted them us dead.
1 at once pent men to pick up the
wounded and Rive theiu proper care.
We found Mnr hundred mid seven
'y the Tariars dead or dying in the
nods ami iu the road.
"i iaru Saak," I said, after I had
looked the situation over, "wo are not
half done. Tho liht hits but just
commenced. Order the alarm-hell!
liiii"; .,; once and call the entile ar ij
to arms."
".-nr, it shall be done at once," he
replied.
r.ad'vlior reported to m, and then
went hack t bis own forces. lie had
o-t but few men.
I'rom the preat bells I had ordered
I'a.'ed in tho trees an alarm rauo it.
The i all to aniisclaiiped iu evoiy por
:ii ii of the island, wherever a dumar
ir a Kalek d a elt.
I'rom every direction lin-u enmo inn
'..fi in.
Hclore inornim' I had an sirinv oi
h".4v.i trnm-au'l armed and drilled
: "Idicr and us many more men ready
! to pick up their arms as fast as the
i '.fillets of the ctii".,y letl a jruii nil
i loatiucl.J
! IVforu day luiak the women pre
J pared lui'akl.i? t .1 cotUio and rice and
j fruit; and I sent a n ile to Mis Ar
I noi l ami Mr. Am i v. tellim; them ol
the evi nts of tiio ni.n'ut and that wo
I ivi-i o on our way to (,'uiental.
I 1 had no intention of attacking "'
t ailed city. T had no e.iiinmi. I knew
' lii.t't inside tin: walls there was heavy
".rtillory. To attack a fortress like
I'm v.-itlj i:'es wu foolhardy. I ku-w
I th.i' lleii-Ko-Hi w mid send bis army
; 1 i ; down tbi! n 'oellit.il of bis sun
i iects. And it was fiis armv I '.mis on
i..y way to i.ie;.
As ivo marohed toward thiieiital, we
usee. I through Urouipoorah, and the
women ruiiij out of their houses and
loliowe.l the army out of town siiiiu
v. .i: - - i ijjs nu I e leoir. iMine; th.' men.
i;elv.on Urompo uah and (,)uiental
t'.ie narrow road liro.i lencl out into n
widoplaii. Here 1 ordered a hall.
My amy hud not yet come to rest
v..n n I ii -ard t ie hi'.'h s of tho ad
vanei.i , In.
i h.isti y nrraupe.1 my forces in
mu-'i the Mt'.ie way I'm! I had done
before. Tv. i-ive tlioi; 'an I well armed
la en a!-' a j4.ni liy force when iu clui
lii s ii'nl l.i iks. I J : 1 : wh-'ii seait-.'e 1
.ii'oiiu I iu a nbiish they seemed a vast
..laititu ie. It was 11 delightful recep
tion we were preparing for the gover
nor's army.
(birn S;.a and his men lay up rdoii.
the l asi-. rn liortler f tho plain. Ilatlo
ihor and his brave Knlcks ranged alum;
ihe west. 111 hov.br. 'J'ho southern
ru.i was ft riocl by a detachment ol
.(ulnars an d Kaleks iindcr Oso-ltark.
I was with t i.ini Sr-ak.
To a persuii comi.i ,' fnnu the i;orth,
,-.s wcic'h'i s-o'diei s ...f Ib-n Ko. lii, not
.1 .himiir or u ivalok could he seen un
til the Hank of (iaru-Siiuk ami Ihido
llor ha 1 Iieeu p i-sod.
T ue head of t'.i atlvaneiiig o.diimn
.'.line into view, (icm-rals in g.iutly
unifoi'ms, riding snow-white horses,
lt d the way. Alter then, the infan
try. Tin' cavalry of (iiiiental hud been
destroyed.
As tiie column drew nearer, I looked
iu vain for Ibm Ko-tli. The.', worthy
a - careful ein.iieh lint to expose his
precious carcass when thero was any
liuhtiu ;;i'i.i;' on. hm.evi r br.ive ho
mi.i lit ho when a crowd of women
were to lie suhjurp'led. Ho wus 111 !
wit'.i Iih army.
When tbe head of tho advancing;
column had reaehed the center of the
plain, 1 gave the order to tire.
The roar of the lilies swept ahinu
the line.
1'irnt ( iavu-Saak jioured his deadly
tiro into the enemy from the east.
Thru Itador-Kor and his Kaleks deait
lite in a blow from the other side. Then
the stiuiu from the rifles of Oso-Hoik
met them in. their very faces.
Volley lift er volley was poured into
the rnpidly deerensiug army, aud the
;euorals seeiued to be utterly lost.
Suddenly I ket my eoinmand of my
irmy, and ceased to bo a factor iu the
ti -ilit.
Tho war-cry ol the Kaleks rang out
1-,'aiu, nutl J!ado-Kor was Feen advauo
iug to.varii tiie ChiiiRiiion 011 a run.
The entire army of Jumars and Kaleks
threw aside all thoughts of safety, and,
rushing out on tho plain, resolved it-,
self into great circle which went,
coiling around the enemy like a ser
pent. An cnille.'s img of blazing rifles
wept around tho doomed Mantchoos,
iud above the roar Bounded the cry of
fictory.
I stood silent aud alone, a mere
ipeotator of the thrilling scene.
The Mantchoos did not know howi
ni attack this revolving volcano ofj
death anil fire. They formed a solid1
aipiare, bat their tiring was desultory
uu 1 uncertain. ThcrHsultof this was
jliviuiis.
Nor could it long be postpoueil.
As tile after tile of Chinese went
down, th merciless f bouts of tun Tal
uiooehiillis lea 'hi'l my ears.
Tho ondnraiico of tic niitivj a. iiiy
Would hold olll forever, it Peeme.l. I
wondered how much longer they'ould
keep up that gait .
Tho Rcreaming, hisypi.', roaring
human torrent that ha 1 swallowed up
the army of lleii Ko Hi would rest
.inly when that army w as i'etroyc 1.
I might as well have e-saved to stay
tiie forces of Satan as to preach i.icroy
lo those men i f Talmooe'.i.
The pout-up hatred of twenty yeru's
hail broken forth, a 11 1 I was power
less before it.
When it was over, there were iw 1
thousand Talnioochiaiis dead upntithii
jile.in, and the entire armvof Hon -Ko-Hi.
We had won.
Mr. Avery. Miss Arnold and myeh
were free. t'iie people of Tabu ' e'ii
worn egiiiu a nation, and f-was for tiie
time its 1 uhr. Tin' lyra it an 1 his
court were still at oriental, 1ft they
could not hold the jj.irri--on a..!ius! us
now.
(iaru-Saa'i, l'..ido lio:-a .nl o ':' .' I.
came running toward mo, and the aie
was rent with cheers.
"Free! Free!" cried ( !aru-vank,
grasping my h:i:il. ' Von have niatle
us free. Vou are king of Talni'ioeli. '
"I am possibly. Hut before we
go any further into that, let us
tiiiental .iud linish nur work."
"Vos, yes," saitl l!a do lior.
must ha'ig we must ce.tch the
before ho makes his escape,
.ho gror.test prize of all."
T dispatclled a uieRK'Uger om
!o (ialnoor, to inform Mr. Avi
f-et to
-Ve
t V.Mlli
lie i
0 nioi'
v an 1 I
Miss Arnold of our last great victory
"do juiekly," I saitl to tiie man
"Tell llieiii tho news of the 10' V irlnr;
of Talmooeh, and brin r them to me a
.it You will liud me at the pii:a.'
f Oriental."
(HAITI'.!! XV.
AFtn. T-ii: CiiNt,'rr.
The nahu'e) at (iiiientiil stood 11! tl
northern end of tho oil v. Tin reinro
it. stood at the most northerly point ol
Talmooeh, for (V.uenial was tin north
ern extremity of tiie island. Tim
palace was not ipiito up to tho modern
itlea of what a palace should be, le.it
il was strongly built, and, iu its way,
imposing. H was solid, seuaro and
strong. It had towers ami turrets.
It was sin 'rounded by a largo park.
That end of the castle facing t lu
st reel was, of course, the front, but
:ho facade of the opposite on I u as
ireoiselv siu.ihu, and faced I In: sen.
From this end tho ground sloped away j
.0 the frowning battlements that ren-
lered O11ionl.1l a wo,i.lorfu!!jr v. t-1! for-
tiiied city.
The streets of (Juicutal were nar-1
row. The more ptot.-ntiou: Inmst sj
weie of stone. There were bazars, I
jtitVee-hoiisos, guiiililiug places, to:;- j
Irinking rooms and all otlu r places!
'onorally to be found iu a t'liiuca '
ty. j
I had little to do witii the formal
taking of Oiiiontal. I left to thiru- !
Sauk tho duty of proclaim in;: the gov- i
eminent of Heii-Ko-llt at an end as!
well as of securing lleii-Ko-Hi and j
ill those who wore close In him in his :
yraunical despotism. .lil t what to
lo with t'ue monster I did not know, '
and ordered him placed in a dun-on.!
until I hail come to n:i'.' doci-iun ::
to his fate.
Aecompauietl by (l-o-l!ark I weni ;
.0 the palace and nw.itte.l the arrival j
of Mr. Avery ami Miss Arnold. ,
I sincerely regret that I cannot do 1
justice t ) tim meeting between Hun- j
kaunau and her son (iorgret. I did i
not even linger to gar.e up m them i'i
heir mutual enilu'ic. :. There wi.s
niniething snored iu that nevcr-dyiu ;
.ove that bade ma leave them to them- j
selves. !
I wandered tiirougl. ti:e wide calls
of tiie palace, u:id foil!!.! a curious
commingling of national arts. The stone j
castle had been built yerus before, j
by the Kaleks. The arehileetuie, the.
workmanship and the insice moldings
iml carvings were, distill 'tly theirs, i
mi the. furniture iiud equipments were.
.'hiuese. Tho eombiuatioii was not j
lapleiisiug. and tho chaug.' from the 1
lurk underground home I had know 11
so long was very grateful. The only 1
unpleasant feature about the pahie
was tho painfully uppai : nt ovideu.'es j
jf opium. Kverything was rctloient I
jf tho drug.
Wbeti Mr. Avery and Miss d
omed 1110, I had explored nearly every
lepartinent in the palace, and I es
corted each of them to tho rooms I
iud selected for them. Miss Arnold,
dill accompanied by hr faithful
himar woman, was shown into a suito
;f rooms the e.pnil iu comfort and ele
auce to any in Vokiu.
(iorgret initiated his mother i it.)
'.in mysteries of the pa'ueo kitchen,
iml under her exoeri'iiced manage
ment the place was made more hahit
ible by the production of a good sup
per, after which we went out 0:1 a
broad bal 'oiiy to listen to the shouts
if the multitude who had not re
covered from the excitement of victory,
1 id wore making things very lively in
iiun n:al.
deacon tires blazed on the moun
tains and iu tiie valley. From (uieii
.al to (laK'iior the sky was lighted by
liieso Ihi'iiiiiK tokens of ie-aiued hu
premacy oi tin people, liverywbere
we Ciiuld bear my nau.e. I'.ven now
lie exultant Talniooehians ujverae all
.he credit for the victory.
How does it fee! to 1 e a king-.'"
isked Mr. Aireiy. ' I never was on
such intimate terms with oua be
fore." "Xow," I replied, "it is time to
irop all such nonsense. I em not a
king. I don't want to be king. All
I waut now is to ge Miss Arnold,
vou aud myself awuy li ma here, rind
Miss Arnold's father aud then coin
uiinioate with my friends, Langstnii
ind Kalsti.n. who are now without
doubt in Sail Fiatieiseo. "
pro BE CON fl.Nl ED. 1
TIIK ORIGIN OF STYLES;;
THAT N'AKE FOR AMD
ACAINST NEW FASHiCNS.
tlua ilir New Molten Are ( i'fntr.1 I nt) u-
in 1' nl' Atiii'iirtlll lileim anil ItrlnatnU
I :.i:i I'llll-iilil I'i iiiltli'l lifil I I'li'l i-l il
Iioi'O.iIIimis l.filitfrr Arrrititt.
r.ishiolis ami styles lire llevei formi d J ,,
"0111 nf 1 1 1 : 11 air;-' ihey are nbv.iys , ra
I r.iiiglil into heiim from 11 ilelioite 1 n 1
1 :".ii' nr fin- II eerlalll plirpns-e. j
.hist why a mode is born is rarely
lii'itulii of by ihe iim.ioriiy of p'oiiue
cis :;u,l wearers, espeeially mi this side
of ihe water.
t-'nme nf ill ' fashions of liygoiie ihi.s
rca -heil us iu s,, emicieio a form and
were mi ilireedy reluleil In lilt- iullil
1 mi s 1 1 , : 1 1 e.ivo Ih'-m birth I hat Her
oriuiu was 11111 lisinkable. In more re
1 ei.i days we have had lo ihank lie
I'lelicli stage fnr I he imi.im'iiv nf new
I'.ni.s. : : 1 1 h;ik. we readily recall
1 -i" ii.lri nl nf l.nh iie. iii. n f l.a I
1.
1 ,
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ni- I'i. npalra. anil nf a arieiy of Hi ru
I'.-inll Ideas, ri aching frnin h.-il lo vlmo
.'lid enmpiisinu every ariiel" nf wciir.
inelliililli even ,-n eesi,i'ies M j...v
elry.
Tin world had bei 11 satisfied for so
iran.v yen is lo l'nk In Paris and i'
i nsiii'ipnlilan and hluii pressure eisl
ciien as llm liirihpl.-iee nf all that was
panieiik'irly inieii si inu in art 11ml siy!
1 I ill I llee till I'll l"c;,ne seenlnl liallire.
Pjtris ii:i riiraril'd by the 1 nihiisi
.:slie illld pnssibiy ll.il 1 Vol- inn lligelll
buyer of oilier enuniries, 11s well as
America, as Ihe only Inrl lipl.n 1
I slyle 1 in only ciirre w hern ideas of
'. value took a eop.eiioe form 1'or many
; .vears ihe eiilire world no-opted Par
, isieii dicialis. impiiiei it al. srioiesipie
j even, as 1 hoy solum inn s were, v. iilioiil
1 a niuriiiur.
: 'finis ihe Ann rie.'in buyer of former
! ilays. with an cai:cr. ei'iisiiiiiinir popu
. la lieu behind him. ready in lake even
. ridiculous merchandise at a prnlii.
iieeileil 10 know mi litiie that he failed
, In limke .1 sillily nil her nf lieei ssil ies
j or nicriis i'f siyle or merchandise. All
j thai was neec-sary in Insure n -alt'
I was an h!bilion of ihe innrchaiidise.
So Ihe iilleslion nf slyle real si. vl
and 1
real laste wiis an iiniiiiporiaut one.
except witii ti limited port ion of ihe
p.ipul.iiion of our greater i-iiies .nn.
plo who really "knew a thing or two."
The tendency of sin-h a period was
entirely guided by ihe whim and fam y
of I'n,
Ign niainilaeturers. who founded
I hell ideas Upon llislol'ie preeeAcnl s
mid iraiHiions raiher iliaii upon li.'n"
siiy. pin.rcss jiinl muni iiulu'iinnt.
fhere were always rceiirriiii periods
for e.ich class of merehi udise. Por in
si.-nii e. tin w hnlc nrhl was i-mrer dur
ing Ihe ilil.VS nf ihe Si'inllil Klilill'e In
adi'tii iinything Kreiich, :inl readily
in .d lo Ihe uiiiloiibteik supremacy
nl- French fashion ideas.
'I lie French tasle nf lilii period was j
1I1 ciileillv en .Hie and anything bin
practical nr artistic. I'.ui ii was ihe 1
only lasie. ihe only iiii'lmriiy of ile
day. Pa-is then being .h" cent re of ihe
World in ileinl riirnesi, the celill
which all ejes .-mil niimls iiirii.-d as
iia siiiir. e nf .ill ;lml was truly brain:
nil iiud inspired. Tliicnnsii miier wus
thai lie elii;l!ni,. 1 he liiii.psUIn or
rriiiiiliin and nilirr uic.isiro jl'u-s were
easily Inisied upnu an eaircr world. In
ihe (iient prnll' of dimwit French
maiiul'iieiiirers and deu'ers.
Then fnllowe.l styles 'il wiiii.-h lllilold
yards of (.'foils were draped inlo tin
i-.i-liiiiie. simply to ntikf a srenier
feast for Fr.'iieh wmdi I atid silk man
ufaclnrers.
'I'lie form or ligure if ihe wearer
was ni rely i ..nsidered ;n iIu'm mai
lers. Women had lilllo to say nboui
ihe iiuiiioioi.s disguises nml frciiklsh
iirraiiircini nts which wi re heaped
upon theiu. nml which only extreme
trrace ami urlistic sense pnrniitled of
being worn successfully ,oven ill Paris
itself.
Think nf iransplalii itig to Aiiin ira.
Willi ils then unp.jvc'J st reels aui pe
culiar condiiioiis. styles roiiirivrd only
for the nemo of metropiiliti.liexislence.
Vol every wnie.in. pom iiud rich, from
cud in en, I of our broad Slates', had
her ehiuii'in. and fat wmnen waddled
I lii.iin.-h Ihe fiinl-dci'li Illlld of Western
eiiies hoMilis; iii i heir hoop slciris.
Then Inllnweil mini her era of iilioi-y
- Ilie bustle and pad period. Croat ex
tensions ill the back enuiMised of wire
with Imi'si. hair pads ai tlietop. hohliiii.
siraiirhl mil vnluiiiiimus ilrnperies.
This was the lust quiver of d.viliK slnv
eiy to fashion. Of niursr, women re
belled, mill swore, mid people nf
sene. burn under American fnedoin.
1. 1 "-.in in think iiud determine. Siiil.
accustomed as they were to lalCe fash
inn reliiriniisly. as a dnrtriiie lmmle.1
itnwii In liieiii by i i'l I ii ill ;i n I lii .ri i ins
al lioine and a broad, the idea of de
parting from the faiih was regarded
iis lit i It short of i ren si in or heresy.
No woman of twenty years auo would
have thought nf rxpressiim her own
opinion nr suggesting ihe form of dn
-uitcil to her wains. She took fashion
plates as if limy were cdieis. The
dressmaker's ml, ice was follow eil as
closely ,-in. I as carefully us that nf the
physician.
Kveii today tin smart, woman be
lieves in her dressmaker, especially if
she has a good dressmaker to believe
in. Poll in lliose days she look all
kinds of medicine. wh"th"r It suited
her case or not. as far as dress was
concerned.
America chanced all this. The free
dun of i xpression. the education and
courage of its wouun. and the great
mercantile ense of its men soon iu
sisted upon more prai lical forms for
American entisiiiopi i..n. The iiuucres
sary. ihe tawdry. Ihe uieniiiuglofcs
were eliminated limn dn so suf1
Jei.iy .'iud ruthlessly as to astonish tho
akish
1 Ml '.
tifill,
'e! ivo
I lint
I'.oi:
'Ihe .-i.v!" .
l.'.l' 1 1 III. a
and soil, , 1
"llll" ll'.-C.
'I'il.'ll. by
maker I"-.
I'i'om Ins -,
who visile
lite Amci
.': 1 1 ' I by. Ill" l rein ii ili'.-s-en
10 l'ii lii a li ve lliius
, calthy Ameriiiiii ei'sii.mer
1 him in Paris, lie t . .mi l
.oi v. una n an a 1 1 ra"i i ve,
fill, ina-iiiiliei'iil 1 rea lu re. full of
. chic a- iinv Pit iieliwo'imn. ims.
sf-snie; ti.iiiir.-il grace nlnl lea1 per-unal
bi inij. ns well as 1111 imh peini' iicn of
spirit and a 1 lour kiiowlcliie of what
sic wanted and liked.
Psiiaiiy lie po.-f ssm nf a gimd
ffiiir.'. ami proud of ii. this i-usiniii"r
le'i.t.imlf'l in. pi-r styles, siiiisiilier
, '1 1 ! i in -. I'i'c ".'01a of mm 'Client iiinl
.'nine ariislie t'ea-oii fur il inbellisii
II. ell: of i.ol ens'Ulll!. 'fin I'l'ellell
men I- ipiiek '.0 learn Me lakes his
sliUirestiiills . In lf In U'els tllelll, alai
11'.. in this .S 111 rie .ill Wimuuii ii If I Ihe
American lii.i.i' wlmm llu . merit 1111
v. ..man had ,-iirtiitl.v ciueaii d at home
ie beeaii io f'C.iuuia.c a new set of
Iiinre siM"e. more sim'il". Ji'l 1111 'si al-
1 :-.n i i V i. .iirlll' IliS. wlii.se lilies III"
.ii..i. wnrld. in.'iii.lli'i Paris iislf,
I .1- u liiii'-ly l.'il.c.v. .1.
;-n P.ir:-'. v.''li r,- linle eii-fie nf mi
Ulle.l Kill.. .-'.Il'l iUei'IIS ol III" ens
i.e ai. d milliner, world, is slill lit-
".1 al eelllre nl' si J I'
; i- ie '..ii . r ill'
In tyrannic,:! mai.;.
pi d ni' I'-l'T.ll. 'I i
iml pant-in army n
I'.HI
...hue.
in liimiar
Nn lfii". r
i-sllo Ill In- .'!,
I Ifllg-slllf. '.'ill:.'
aves the wm!l
.'...man ;.i
ii'in. eollsi
rial w..rkrn.
lay In
' l.lli. ll
I ill I'
a vole that lo
in every atelier
ii. iiinl abroad,
for I in voire of
"li.v watches for
a-m-e or ilissji.i-..
inaii.-li nf each
Pry C... ids Keiiii-
I'.iri -lens iii'.'ii' 1;
I ie e. ..man. ale I 1 .:
Iil 1 i". --inn in' il
! file!.
I Hew
Ihe
pre
'.VII.
le!
Viil'siiis Vi. Ml Hill t 11-iiil.iil.l...
'i l" I'i!. I lii'" I i.e Vnselill'e. " il.
was wr.ckeil iu a 'p!i..i'ii oiV I In rn:
i f i ii-iiii. ii fi . - 1 1 .- i 1 1 r l.er bows -i.
in. her sierii l..ii''i'. .1 and her bnip
t .i-ii. remained alleat for twu iia
is
j I t ill's 1111 lla S,.ll.llelil r. i". Illly lill'de
j by l.ieiileiiiiiii t 'mil !i in iii b r Kelly 'hat
j :i le.. '"Ill war ship . u'!H lit -ally llll
sill!,,'!''!". I lll -ss: h, i- hell. -in is lipp d
Hip. P. '
The ii'i.ti bulkheads nil up such i
U'S'-el's ie.ld inlo many waler lit;!-:
coii pai'i limits, w hii h ::ins th" ship
bllf.V.-llli V. Illnimll lln W:H cities f 1
in .iriniis plaei s. 1
All oil 11 I II. !' example of I his W.ls
ihe i rcis. r Maim 'I'liercsii. which wa
I'oaleil ai'ier bing sunk ol Santiago
ami ah. nuhim d in a bin siniiu as it
was being ttiwi.l t. lie Puiied Stan.-.
'Ilie Spanish snip n is i In. light lo 1
sinkiu.' then, bin ii Ibnicd live liuu
ilrnl mill a iii'ier b. iug iil.iitiiloiied. li.n
allv geilig a-leoi on Put l-lalid.
Sei ii.usiu-s nf a (..-iiniii lltlli-ial.
Nn! long ago an Ameri'-au resident
iu Hamburg hm! a funny expericli e
nf Ihe seriousness nf I i.'i'luaii nllicial
il.'in. Il"i pug . 1 1 j j i;. b-irkeil l-rikily
CHI I I. Ilillg II'. 10 his p'tiler ill the llnlll
garden al a s. a.j i h-aieil eu-ifUi
linns" oili.-er u ii" P i'lii d ageiiisl lie
1,1.
s d,a
Ti,-
ii i in -ii i
I .! Ill 0'
Wils pl't
n n lered
danger.'
a p
tl I
p.l!
llder
l 111"
pulls
mi ii'r. which
1 1 I I ii s that "th.
;" slmllld
i penally
ei iiiiirlati
In
ken in tl,,. lnii;f. no.i.1
nf S."., Illlld ihe l.liiei.ll
should proii.iiin. e up", i h:
For ten days po.u- pug.iy v
Ihe hnlise lii'.,i" Ihe Slill.
."llilitinll.
ins la pi iu
i- lanariii a
and he was
I't.iili'l il I'liniciie ni in . .-ill
lln n :
iis lie
ravel..
"Uispe
freed liniii his ilnrance.
'or 1 1 u in I him "let suf
hydii'i'liobi.'i inn in ilau
Ii'iiu; iron
ger in' bit in
Oi-utii;i. I'liltin-i' iiii. I Tratle.
Ii is ri iiiiaied thai iln-m are in Italy
."..-liiii.iHHi iiratite trees whieli yield, on
all average. I lioo.uiin.iioii oranges per
year, or "oo oranges p.-r tree. In the
province of Sc. ilia, in Spain, where
the largest ipmui ii it s oranges are
grown in Kin-op., ih. n vorage aiiuinil
yield of a tree is i.on Units -'he Ish
mid of Si. Mi.-l, el. in tin Azotes, pro
duces on an ar-ii of "i.". arms. ;::.o.noo..
000 or:i'ig's. which air almost entirely
.hipped, in till .Jitiiil. In IS! It l ihe toial
expolls from Spain exceeded l.'IKi.-
1 ii 'I l.i H Hi. tin eee exported ill IV I! I some
.-.ii.tioii.tiiH'i nr.-iiiges. Croat liriiiiiu con
sumes ii.unii.iliy nraiiges to the value
of about, .Ss.ihiii.iino.
A l.llllll ill f-)!! I't lll1lllk.H.
Ii is wiih sopje surprise that on.
le.lds in il lecein report of the ilirectm
ol ihe National I iiiservn i ory ai Alliens
ihat. taking .-ilea into ."iceiuuii. enrth
iplalii's ilie .-ibir.ll twin' as lleiplelll :ti
C recce as iin v ;ire in .lapan. The hu
Iil- cnllliliy Uis usually hi en Innkni
iiinii as par i x ". Hein e the laud ni
raithipiaUes. li u.iuld appear that i!:
' ill' 111 pl.'l k'rl II l'e. 11 j 'I It tile Will. In, Ill'lli
seven tlian tie s, m 'recce, althotmh
he gma: iil'chit. . r.n :il moiiumenis ot
Cr.-oce hit' e sni'lii '! luu. h uii.re froir
cisinif dis: uibaie . - Yoiitli's Con,
minimi.
Ill Hull..!- nl' II. '1 Neil Cork l.l-R.
Near Siibim. i In oilier day. the
friends tiiid iieighiioi's ,.;' : young woni
an who hm! liiei wiih an aecideiit pro
foeiled in a I autv in la r home illld
through mi e!o.iieiit spoki saian pre
sented her wiiii a . in k leg. after which
i here re iniis,i . rccii,iiimis and a
supper. The local pupet in giving ,id
.-iccoutir nf the ,'iflair. d' lie.n.'ly note?
that "the next day the donors were re
.ioioe.l io know tb.it the limb tilted ad.
mirahly -- Kansas City .Imirtial.
r.otll'llllHIl tislHtl".
Il P.t'llelllhl sixty I lit re llobleS OW1I
the bull, of ih e.iiint iy . None nf Ihi-h
e-iatcs ar ! ; than l-.UW uclcs,
iir.i.-titriiiii w ri'l l"r.
I few aomicers ii ml m
1!- Paris had ' bo p.'..
1 is. it-, beaui il'ill. ail,
10 1 i:f n. 1 ii i"ii or it 1!
joocl oacls joles j
jroit.l C.'.lll II':.'. 11
I li.nnl I'll
lib!. rep.i
T
UK if.
n-iii n1,.
b 111 1. 1 ;
i ciiy i...
'. 'till v.
ifi.il minis
enUStriien
Kisi:.;
:.. in!ii 01.
I. .1 un v. I
:l p
In Wi
C.
eln sle-
, ...
1 : 1
bin
i.ly mil. s , 1 in
is ni I,,. I.,, Milieu
i piiiiieiiiiiri;, p;iii-. v.-oriliy m sti.-h
a H'liioii as W'l .-lehi !' i" Ciuoty. itii of
wiih-h is suliurliiiu .'iml mnsi nf which
is pe e:-.-. d of siliL'iihir l-.-:i I! . y i:!!l of
j 1 x. pi iol' .1 nl : i-:t 1 ;. . in -s as ;i p:.i.e
; 'f I-' -iilellei. il. -1 ' I : ii lilt Il'l f'll
jiii'i.t'is. I ii. I f:iHii.y I, as iu si. me rc
I sp"i 1- l.-.iii sirniiieiy in-4 .-1 d. Ii.
j rai!"..:id fu.-iliii. s !;;ne a..; b"in ill!
: llie.V llli'dtl I, lli I.e, II. V, ii'-. ils I..JII-
I 1.. ai roi'ds v. ih a It 'v lii.e I'xe. p i :i :.
I halo be 11 In'i" a of a .!;-;:i... . m
I any 1
mi! s
I. i:-:::cl
-'lii has
I l:e
.' no I.
I, " II
h. 1 1 is ft
IU'. I . I V ni' il
-eli'ls of p .
o -Ml lh::l i
V ..s :,,,
s lane s ail
. f New .1
eil ill U', -'el
ii.it.'W ..ri hv
tl
1!, 11. ii: ! .. .
wiin Would kn
I'nuniy. iip. I
whir. i r ilies
j.i..,v,!i i f p 1
t- r
thai
r.'Mad
e.-iliii
01 a:
:. m
of .
li'il-
is 1;
.'il.'ii
i'l 1
ml
1 It. I M.miii
lb:i Iia lie
in. II all. I Wbil
alley above
Sniain Hioli
Piilil s.
IiV
Mi.inn
; ':!i-y
i.vi-oiil Hi
'i 1 il'l!. Ill
pari
I " :i
III.
liii
: ifi
11, y 1
pi:.-
s... ' II..
' illtlV iil! I '
" Yck 1 "iiy.
upper pai l nl
br!k ..f
ii'ii-ili
il'-
is
.Is
Ml V,
l.'lie lllilll.O
Wil. r III.
ihe i-'ii.-i
as" tin p, ,1
turnpike oi
Wiilk iilid I
f I t i - - - j i .
i. las le.:
.i:iersnV.
'mill An.,
.ire si!l I
I'iley 1'"
I b iiii.:.!
ly ..' .. -,v V"i
!.'ioi ir.i . "l.-d i .
nl l"-:..'. i'i.
I lie .. in'.s i.i
if. i . . al i.e.
.ii.
In e i.li-i - :i
-nl... i f III
ii il.. w.a'.i: bul
ni.. I Inrg iy ir.,i;ii
a tit . .-ni i ;ois ,.;
i!.r.-T.,
ei.ltlllt-l ;
1':. nlitl
iVr In, !; .
til - . i :
a . I
li-,1
trau-i
lu.
Th.' g.i
d r.
is there
P.:, I i
v. iH I,
ie road
fore I.i I" ha
is w, II lo I -m
Ciplilll.V II cess
: i'li-r ii: y an
trolley St'i -
h. !d in ilbej.!!
bliiii. mid lie
Iol lilt seizi!!'
"I V I'll ,i",'.
i ll.ilei ll.ill i'
y I i giia, i ii
mil. Th a- :i!
.' . . I l..r:oc''a
t.i,;:i He's,, r.
o I i n.-!:, tl
Hid pi ai l i.
Mi.re t ii; i ti
uiaiiy
.1. bin
.ri.'.ir.
llfslill'
lion
.ii,.
in il
th" r-
ne
sit. b ri
'S l II seell
oiniy. Tml
: 'I lilllii tbe
- a.!ani!.i I
r l .nl
ley c.liil ;i:ia s .,
roads c.fie -,i..
mid h.-iM' ih n
t li' tu. some; in, i
ami nn .!.' iiii iii
ii liv p-'rpi -e sa
ill.- nl i':ii:e. in d
i. II '
i-fii'iy
S fi'
Thr;
i;l I
;ally
a. I
II"
nl her ;. ii-'- ;. ; sc. a
bllill. Al-il.ll-l :ill o
ih if.il !r lo guard
,- ii. Tin-re mig! i
Slt'lis II,
!ru
I ill Ihe I li
the ft a i- p;
lnHey lit...
no! 1
si "li, a mil nf
bnd'li'lg nf
11'. II VtOlld
lii; s 1 .,;,!
lia e
I'lilil
:ia ,".
Til
lie -Ita
- - f.!tl b"
' ' bieil ,
ll't'lle.V p,
t-'
lor I!: i:is'!'.'i'- al ,
if lI'.'V Willn lie u'
ii I'm dining piivp
is la
mil i ;
tlVel'l tl l.
I :i . in -e nf t i i tio i
ty will probably be t
lleiwi-rl; nf elect! ie r, at
suburban ri gimis wiil I
let lis hope, be e'.Vi
rlosel lleUV.ii:, if li'l.
rnllils for II;. Use of i:
mobile Vl h'a i s .1:1
Ihrse Pill.: -!',l!l'l b. I.
fColl! I he i iH Uin' raa- "
l'ilell sysletii V, ;!', -en
.:!' -.111-1
v. h a
::!. ..1 nil
.' iii also,
h a slill
'iimi.r.l
ml auto
). s. , .1,1
hi pi Ire
i roll. .vs.
' I iia
le :l- own gi
-I
pill" illld i a. Ii -
lo i:s own purpose,
for pi-ioe." iug iia
I-".'.!- wlii. h has .!,.!
V'h"i her nr in.i a h
ihe purpe-e. ihe re
;is essoin ial a wni i,
protection mid pm
mi l !-, i :. .-.I
ri,.:. is :i 1.
alibiing of g " I ;
il valual'b' w r
gne is neotb'tl for I
as i,i!n.il'e aii'l j
be tin no fnr I In j
I I lllioll l.f 111" i
t I i-oinls after Hiey have been built.
Ni w York Tribune
To Tl 11." .nl Milt. rial.
The Se.T"t. Il of Agl'i. -lll'UI-. has i ' -
la1 bshe.l iii the I iiii-.i-.il .'I i 'li.'i.ti.-t i y
:i lebnraloi'i tor i. -lmg phi sn:illy alal
t'liriii iea liv ail i ariei it s i. l oad ma
t.-li'lls. These
l-n.'Ks of ."I! K:l -I
lay- aiel .ah. r
building in '"iii
Pol in. Pule laa'
lies
Any person .'.
snbsliiu, e- '
gl'.IM!. sil..
I'.'.li.s I,., ,1 li
li.v ihstriets. I
rials fnr lliilli
a in.le
l.l i. !;
ipi I:
.'. - i oil, tn Inn r -a'
'I fl liiis hllll.t'ilt"! i
' :.. Ihe Oilier ..I I'll!.;..
. I par' tin -lit ot X... '
i-ioii. 1'. C, fee ",.
. -al .I to 1 In 111 I bods
llialel'illls tesii
inlvised In wri
Ifoad liapliii!
eulltire. Wa-I
strii.-t ions in
of si l, i i ing
Spreilllell-
in which tii
thnstji seat I
Pi pn ri nn ni
and .hipping sampie.
will be i, .toil in ihe nrd-'t
v nl" I'-' i iced, except im'
,' lln- sp. . :al agrills ol Iia
which " 'II be iven pn l'
'ren ee oi i r ail oi hers
Samples of a mist -ellanAiis nature
not taken in a. enrdance with tiie ill-roc-lions
gnen by Hie I'Mti'-e of I'uhlie
Road Imviii 's "' il iml be rtaminod
A full description nf the laboratory
nml its Installation and the niethiwls nf
coiiiliiotmc the te.is will be ebon In
a forthcoming publication of the Do
p.irtineiit. -Martin Iimlge. Iireetor.
In Cerniany a ilnrk linn 1 u irnidc
Uiat is wtirrauied to no lor VOO'I years
vmtn, nig,ji,; WiX!?9tpgtemM!Ht. ' ?,!.'"'
OUR liUDGKT OF IlCUOi?
LAUCHTER-PROVOKING stories Fon
LOVERS OF FUN.
'ilie lieasoli, Vim rlililll.v a Sri II l
'illi.eel!lri' Tllrir l'll:li Winn. A
Hil,.iv I-: x I loo llHirleil llll
IT, l.'i.'ll.'. DelllK Ills ll'l. t '' -
"i ll ii is plenty nf room at !!; i", '
,-ifl tin pi .el. 11 trille ell at it ,
ll.l he ellnt'tleil Willi Ki"'
As he s.iii'1: "l' a'l yml sec '
"J'liiit's tin rt'iixiii I loe 111 mi iiiiie."
Piiii.idelphi.i lli'iort!
UN .nijlllll.
.Myir-"I woiiiler vvhiit causes oi
nissimi of Hie braiuV"
1 ;! "A eiilli.sh.n between two
train'- of ihiiuahi. 1 s'lppnse."- Chie:i.7
.e-.
Tliiir rlinlit Htirw.
lie s been lalkimr ;nir sn much km-
ly he .-eelns hi be lletuilll.v going ll'a.y."
tiraeioiis: Til' 11 whin mrst be the
, ,,n.!ii!.m I'f lie people In'-' biell ml..
t iiui...v r.
oiiiewhai
Tub!"
,f a simb.
he
'SiiobV Say. le
"Hid get run oi
,-m i i.iinil lib."
il ii:
r bv
hai'P.v if
a iui!i'.liail
loo llicll-
ilnnsli'l shnllt sn In
art' as lu tis-d I"."
si 1 hiiiu In exlnbili'd
''A iiber
11 hiih
si,;..' I by
pliiil Press
.ill III 1'
Pililil!
Ilir
in liv
The
am it
Iill.r-"ll.w
e ii hiindri d
P.u.-y Mini-'
r.ii.l I enllldu
W'ol'l.
eil I S V
I'll llll
I "It I
1 1 1 1 1 Hi lime
lii.!'..il.an,,iis Press
Hi
I'lelel.
!l lull boil you
drinking it V"
T,.;l ii-; V.il. i
i.-.iher drink a in. mag'
i.rv any day." Life.
bef'-l.'
tl I'll
I t'I'llll
Il'.l.'i; III. Ii -1.
ileal'." siiill All'-.
I,, h-r h'i-bi.m1
( iiddin .'s
"I lll.il
aiiMoii-iy.
line li.el c
.'Il
I
I Ci.lding
Tii lii:
I I hiiic."
I nri'inl.i
Vellllc to -
'." Mlill Fill!
el'l
op.
to lull
".Mid 1 havt
.1 ley liiiini:'
punning her
ii I a
- fair
l-.VI'-'.
ileeelil si reel ill' -fed
WnllliiU. 1 '.Ii
! lell'ni: .IfUrillll.
ille! I'rosaie.
I wonder how I his iii.i ci-iiig
,1 p. I ... brought ::' mi: V
simply tell in If o " iiii cm
Wi II
ipp.-:i.
..Ihel
"1b W lllll'olll.'llll le
I louver Ni
ii stiailou .
sloii d.'i s your frii ml
ligb! lingered geiiuy."
can ii-:"
I lift, ctiv." t':ii.nl.i
1 noes.
What
lolloW '."
"That
lb.
Voll doll-!
"Vis; ,r-S
;s;;,ui!ard anil
Not Any I'm Him.
,iiy lie Chappie, w hy do
,-i pair of raise rubber In
have
mi y.
Iw
llolll.
boy."
r sh,,, .'"
1 . 1 --- 1 1 n-'iii'l be l'"i
I.i ke-p 1 1 li-lll illliiltli
-t Ititilgo I'lil'til"'
I'lil-tliel
"Ynpp has
his llsseis to
l.f III.. VI'llO-
Ihe
Inl's.
"Well,
ibai his
i!"ipliia
"If n,
(sec 11-.
;lmi
li.-iil. ib
North
. . ii l.t
' I..--a
ilililillfli:'1
re great "-
pi""l
Phil:.'
yi-- l.itl.'l.lll. "we
lllfmlll lilelll that
n." inicrrupui! Mi'.
tdmuld '
"Very I'loinpili
tiny were un-l.'ile
Flyppe. Unit iiim r.
- American.
Tout-hint:
in fellow borri.
wed SHI
pine gob
f 111-.
A,
. lid.
I'i i.u.l-l.:
I w I Hill, his hand
'p'tll'l lll.-lilif'l I
Your Mitiiis iooeh
"dy's fi if mi--hip n
I il. n I hii-gli.-d b,
:" I prmi
Wolil'l llllll
gold:''
.islel'ol'sh
inn
I in Hail That l illlii-.
All li.-ill"-liieiybndy
hailed
Put lie In wl.t heir ii.clamai ions
iv re tlireclril pas.e.l ihelli Willi s-' i 1 Il
ly :i veiled filcc.
S,. ii was Hie people walked inline,
lot' he was none i.iher t!i.::i Hie motor
mini el Hie last . ar. - Heiroit .Imiiiial.
I intliin; I null Karlv ill lln' llioio'.
Iii iie "You cau l imagine lew leii.
nil .link is In inc. he is sn selfish,
mo' her "
Moll, i I-;, iiipuhoticallyi -"Why,
M bill dm s la- .I'.-'-'
Itl'i'le - II. '.Wilis wants I" g" nut
I.i the tlnair. and things like liiai,
tll-it the Veil fill" 11 hell I Walll 111
slay hninr." Collier's W.-eU'i.
Ijllll t I I'm
' Voll disapprove of siillle nf III" cntl
l.l.iiolial pel iiuisV
"1 dn." iinswercd Miss Cayenne.
And yet I have heard you exclaim
ti a number of people 'I am ilcllguted
ui :
"lh" re mark was perfectly trim in
.aril ei-.' 1 shouldn't car. in bo
I biid. ymi know "-Washington Star.
Mir Iti-liuli il Hliilli.
I he dog is mie ni ihe mo"' inirlligont
of animals." remmkcil Willie Wa-h-
itlg'ell.
So I have heard." ill -vvtied Mi-s
t 'ayi line
' inl lie is i lie most loyal iidinirT
a loan run have."
"V.s. I never eniild ipiite reeiiinl.
tin".' nvo assertions "-- Wusiiiiigtmi
Slur.