"It looked beautiful to AW Lin
coln'» client* to have him refuaa to
take adequate retainer* or foea, and
It aeeaMd too awfuly lovely far any
earthly Mt of aae to blear-eyed.
la Uffly't hair al
he had aathlM to do with
the eaae. All that Hataaa lorely'
■ow, but Mary Todd Liacain didnt
Uke It at all.
"You're alwaya aaying, *jhre the
koya a chance," ahe remarked oaa
■anilng at breakfast. "What about
year own boy*—Boh, for hiatance?
% hia chance to be woree than
on that drunken lout of a
Herndon? In her righteoua tn
ahe threw thia aerlpture at
hoabanda head: 'If any provide
for hia own, and apeeially for
of hi* own ho—a. he hath
the faith, and k woree than
Lincoln, boy
felt the truth of tMi
| Hem ■ _
a?
*at aha weald K» one day ha the ftret
tody of the land
"Altar Dm national tragedy the
hearts of the people instead of paw
Imc m* hw and conaolalioa far Iks
•rat lady of Aatrtn, aa tka British
triad ta ooaafort tkeir bereaved quMn,
Um toaCM of detraction drove Mr*.
T in coin ta lonip land*, under pre
test of seeking health in the waters
of Germany. 'Little Tad.' the child of
the nation, «Mrt with her, and con
traded typhoid fever from the impure
water in the city of Frankfort
"Driven oat of Europe by the open
tn* of the Franco-Frussion war, the
widow and youngeat son of President
I lacola left the Fatherland on the
last boat down the Shine before the
cW*| of all Qenaaa ports for the
desperate struggle with.France. Hur
rying home to Chicago her frounrfeat
son was taken desperately 111 and
died within a fow narti
"As often in paralysis the third
stroke was fatal yet Mrs. Lincoln's
wonderful vitality survived her rea
son for II ttagering yeara. Instead
of being sont to an asylum she was
he|A, through Robert's tender cars,
in Ike old house at Springfield sur
rounded by her devoted relatives. Fsr
yaw* the had a korrar af tka koaaa.
"Another mania was her eld tarrar,
of poverty. I waa told by W niece
that after her paaetag out they found
173,000 ta United Btateo bonda quilted
ki one at Aunt Mary's a ilk pattlcoate.
"Waa M any wiadir tkat tka White
Howae held aa lure far Bohart Todd
mMm tag tkarv? Several
timea wkan ke wa adTered the mm
taatlea far Mta presidency, aa in
1IM. two years after hie aether's
death, ka wktaparad kla refuaal al
■•aat aa fuitlraly ah If to ward Ml
tka eoaaaMto not to apeak of H oat
"Enormoua ■■■■■« of water are
•hot up thouaanda of >ln to Um
aky. frosting Instantly into ofcjocU
which vary from the riw of • rain
drop to th* «iM of a mountain, and
then fan hack on • aarface that to
covered with mow from Um Mnallor
fragments of thl* (Jictod water.
Thus the lunar crater mar to form
ed."
The theory flta the facts, according
to latest scientific date, but fhe au
thor goes on If (he moon to made of
anow and iea may it not malt t And
he answers the query by saying It
may be melting with no apparent
visible result. "In rare atmosphere,
as In Um Himalayas, snow does not
malt kite water bat ssapmalu In
vapor as nsmphsr dose. Than this
must ht re dapsatted on ths moon
tain* of Um maen, as It to en th.*
snow peaks of Um Alps.
that hs had threatened te end his
Me mmI times. The ballot m
• hatter Um of tha ekuutotMIn a#
tha plant Such atafca aalarted ahanld
ha mark ad by tjrtaf a atria* te tha
•talk. Later wa ran aula tha aar
ami grain aalactiaa.
Thla month ia good for flail aawtag
of all kMa of gmaaaa and *lomr»
Pall aoarteca a* tha avaraga gtaa hat
ter raautta than iprini aoarn. Wa
•Kould aaa both fall and tprtaf aa wa
cm gat a rood stand of tha paatara
gmaaaa and flow.
Probably tha baat tima te rot cora
la whan tha nhucka tarn yallow About
126-1140 atalka maka a food alaa
■hock. There ara thraa way» of aat
infactory harvesting com, auking
silage, cutting, shocking, and hogging
down. Tbaaa gtea splendid resulte.
Late aolters ara tha baat layers ac
cording fa> some recent figures from
tha Kentucky Extension Diriaion.
Haaa bsglnaning te malt In Augnal
laid 1M ana and aiiaaad 151 days.
Thoaa beginning te molt In lapten
har laid 1*7 aCr* and laid a* 1 a
day*
Tha Oetebar inolter laid 1U day*
and mated M day.. The November
nioltar laid 171 a«g* and laid af W
day*, whUa tha Pinrtw onea fro*
dneed tha higheet number by produc
ing 174 acta. While a ban la Matt
ing aha ia mating and wU nat lay
eggs unti aha ia through this parted.
Tha ataat pouHtymea
tian far whiter. If yaa am s*pert
ky law to appoint a tax coBector ra
TUa la a Mow at tke aherMfa, and,
Meeting mi tka coaat. tka ikai »■
I to «gkt hnefc. They ml an i*cord,"
I fay* *** IteWick Ttmea, "aa oppeaad
to any anch change and voted to koid
another meeting to Raleigh during
tka maatinc of tka general iMiWy*
Tka eoauniaaionara are right.
TV preaent system under which
tka ukartff, elected ky popular vote,
collects taxes i* a bad one. Thia is a
function of govanunent tkat shouM
ha under tke control of the men who
are charged witk firing tke deeeee
One of tke commonest eeandnle con
nected wttk county government is
arookedneoa or toeompetonce in tke
ekerMTs odte. Mere often tkan net
tke am elected to tke pinee ia unfit
for It, and every little white tke pub
lic laama through tke newspapers of
a skerHf who kaa mieappropriatod
I tke tea man ay or otkmalw nknaed
MaaaTeT pdKfc^Mlii>>7eV'.'!Ld!*tf
any iiliiplwt work at »il«i|* la
going to Ignre' la Ma eentoet, tkey
•koald ha kkls to deHiai aa goad a