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North Shore News-Letter (1907), 14 Nov 1908, p. 6

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of the artlcle, “I guess I’ll take thlt nudist!” - men are. I‘ll show you. Come on!” The commutes followed. immand in a very short time Anderson led them intatbe hands at the Federals. "Now,” and Anderson to the hoitier Johnniesz‘the remarked coolly, ‘fI was over this ground-this very morning; I know where we, are and where your momma are representations 1 flatter others uni an ourselves an 'Bere"ls a goOd story or the civil war; Seth Anderson we: a tall Yen. lee private. On oneocénion he was taken prisoner in a thick fog ‘ It was his habit to carry a small hatchet in big belt, and one of the first thlm ht! captors said to hlm was, “Well, Yank, I reckon we'll take that hot-- cm." “I suppose ”you will," said Am demon, giving up the Veapon. As Anderson was'being'marched of he no- need that they had completely lost their way In the :03. “Look here, tee l‘ubbed his chin medltatlvely for a moment, and said, “H'onest'h- Wen. bong din yere man’s honesty had been proved befo’ de court. He’s been tried oeben times for stealin‘, and escaped eboryrtime.” And the man expressed surprise that; this strong testimony did not secure him employment. who was called In and questioned as to the Wnt’s honesty. The reta- A colored min of rather doubttu! appearance appned to a coal dealer in thinzton for ‘a position as driver. On‘belng asked for references, be men- tioned one of the dealer’s old hands, first rateâ€"a splendid tot-ward. And that’s Jackson, over there. He’s many fineâ€"goln‘tobeour bestmanlna 1W weeks." “0h, Walter! lieâ€"he’ll do allr‘rixht.” she Imped‘uhyly. “But it’ll so sudden, dear.” ‘ ‘ache, he discovered that lie: teeth were in .a very; bad condition. He at onusenthertoafirstclasadentm with instructionsito suppiy her with a not of teetth few ween am the ha been ables“. to makehn ale 0: her néw dental oumt, the men-chm: was waited on by~the girl‘s mother, who After a bud: two weeks’ acquaint- ance he invited-her to :0 t9 3 root ball match with uni A: the players made and him to: nine hei" daughtet’s win on the glen thatglnce shé Ind got the new tégth she was not able to A well known successful merchant, was particularly kind hymn. poorer neighbors. Noticing ‘me 0': his pet- vants gutter-mg freqneli‘fly mm tooth~_ There had been a collision between a cart and an automobile. The police- man was taking copious'notel murd- lng the accident. “Humane," salt! a small boy on the ,outskirtl of, the crowd.’ “wh'y does the policeman al- ways lick the end of his pencil before writing?” “To make the one look as black as possible, I mppoeel’ answered- m: mother as she helped the child into the tramur. hummerâ€"I want in copy of “The Stolen Rope." mutantâ€"I am afraid I don‘t know of Inch a song. Customerâ€"Why, it goes tum-tum. tumpty- tum. mm, tnmtum Mutantâ€"Oh, you men: “The Lost “Om- inm pup run after Mgrphyfs cat yesterday, and a: she was running through the wooden fence he bitter ' Another said, “This mister holiday! have com too soon to a bitter end.” But the sentence that capped them all m wi-itten‘bya boy often. It ran aIn a ulnar! village school; a Mr the-chem lnherdasstowflm a “dementia. finishing with the two words. “utter end. ” One M! wrote “The Runiqns- had to um to: mner‘ end.” . Th9: Lost Cord. Evidence of fluuty. Generolity Reva-lad. The Policeman's Way. So Very Sudden. Capped Them Ali. g, Tit for Tat. l', that’s It ! In its joy and beauty, unless wé shall find there the spiritual eonnterpnrt of the things, as well as the persons, we have loved 11.ereâ€"â€"M W. Darling. ' “That xilay be true 111 chemistry,” ainswered the Wall street man; “but it doesn’t hold good in the stock “Oil an?! water won’t mix,” said the trite proverbialist. yo’ll hub to gib her sotnefin’ t9 wt. Dess‘ gib her somefin’ wuthlessl” ’_ ‘ “Somefin’ wuthless,” laughed Ma'- tildg. “All right! Supppee All 3th “Matilda,” said Sam .Sunflowér, a: he stre’tcheé back in his chair with a yawn, “Pete Green’s wife am cum- min’ obeh to trade yo’ chickens en The big fish weighed 38 pounds. With its head‘level with the should- ers of a man the tip of its tail just cleared the ground. It took young an 15 minutes to. land his catch, which put up a powerful fight for freedomâ€"Georgetown ' correspond- enoe Charleston News and Courier. ' C. G. Barr of this city, I. student at the University of South Carolina, has the distinctibn of having caught the biggest bassvin the surf on Paw- ley’s‘ island that has- been landed there in several seasons. mutetommmmotmem And not the wine ii yields; rm trace to love. not canton: nor Iron. The glory of the hub! 1 my lot the divining power or mind That known the truth from an, “languish!“ the Jeweled drop of any From diamond: in the nut! v ‘ [long to know the math, tho rulâ€" Erhe heart hem-1h the tone. rhe purest karat from the gilded bran. The noble from tn. throne! ' , Perception of the mind to mount. The good from all the may, . With gift to we‘ve the truth Ital! Into Au ecstasy 0! song! A Where the nymph: Are flitting 3‘ny In the golden fish! of non. _ m beymd the main: city. in the VII. of main: com. I an mucking of! my mtnont tor u: oc- ntuy divine! " n.1, beyond the clump of willows by tho ‘ tangled ivy vine. ' 1m poked In turn . “flopper” um um man In. to my soak a the land 01' way 01! you“, in the old time wtmmln', hole! rhea-s ls Billy me sad ”Chunky.” Stub- L bio. Fstty. “Hod" uni HEâ€" All the tellers with could sass: it. diving of! s stump. 011,300! Plckinx bottom, spluhinc. ducking. tying shirt-tails good slid MP. 5mm; in the mount rive:- ftil tbs whistis blows It night! I'm s rush for shirts sud crown-tint , is til m were um. dsys Wbsnwo'cutscrossthsmsuow hymn river's cooling ms! Mk! I ranch my hams with trembling. tearful of “and cm! Will I run tho must «.1er with s tow wall chosen lies? - Din. my hair is drylnz slowly sad my ‘ shirt in Viva-side outâ€"- F‘sther stakes one look and summons an ,m bring s sapling. stout! And 3 trouncin; brink Ind blunt is u thing I lately missâ€" )nly thing that ssves my bucon is when . Ins gives pt tint kiss! 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