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"niche said." answered the future General Wdooduaasrnei »I never-saw

anythiré like this before."

New York playgoere‘ over‘ the produc-

‘ t-‘lon of "he Green Pastures." Marc

Oonneliyb story of the old Testament an is understood irfthe rchildiahiy simple faith of the Negroes of the deepBout-h. recalls astnry toldby F. Hopklnson Smith. 1painter and

_ writer. to ‘Chauncey Depew. and in-

cluded in the iattas-‘s privately print- ed book "Marching On." which he sent outas a present to his friends on his ninety-second birthday. I I I SMITH said that he was sitting one day on the plaza of his plantation momewhenhe sawanold nan-ma former slave, coming up the road. | ‘Well. Uncle Job," be ma, "how are you?" ‘our answered the negro. "Tee ‘wry bad. Ike got rheumatism so I can hardly‘ walk. !’ae full of trouble. full of pain. All night long I pray to the good Ian-d to take me away be- .fore mornim. and all dsyto take me l away beitm night."

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E‘ l‘. nsrnlnson. LL l. Barristers. ‘ lolkiierl. lie- Ieney to bean. amen-Charlottetown and Iontalll

the kitchen fnilll UP the 01d man

tien. chuckles‘ Maude. vows laden-

“Wbat did Iiiishalay when ‘he saw Elijah go-uplinithe burning ﬁery

mg balieluiah and said

postponed." stories had to do with a negro who

him‘ -

“Uncle Job. you are all wronl lbw! that. Go around to the kitchen I-llﬁ sea the folks."

laying which, Bmlth sent word to

with solid and ﬂuid refreshment. Alter ' awhile Srni-th found the old negro iubilasit. dancihs Hid 61118111!- ‘fWhy Uncle." he Slild, “I thought younvanted the good Lordrtn take you right away."

The old fellow paused while moist;

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had beendietectod making moon- shine whisky. ‘lfhe Judge said to

" t is your name?" "Joshua. your Honor.

_Then the Judge asked: "Are you the Joshua that made the sun stand still?" ' “Nc." answered the negro, "I'm not that Joshua. _I can't make the sun‘ stand still but I can make the moon- shine."

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KING ODOR-GE. were he eri ordinary oitiaen, would be "Mr. George Wind- sor." In similar circumstances, King Edward would have been "ivfr. Albert Edward Wettin." and Queen Victoria beibra her marriage; "Miss Guelph." The family name of the House of Hanover to which Queen Victoria and her predecessors belonged was "Guelph." or as some say. "Guelph dlkda." ‘

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DID she change her surname on her man-age with Prince Albert of Sax- ony (or Baxe-Coburg and Goths whose‘ family name was "Wettin"? asks Michael McDonagh (in "The English King") That is a. question which never arose. for the reason that her husband's status was infer- ior in hers. ._

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BUT. adds Mr. McDomgh. the name

each letter is formed. I I I

01" novelists in the public eye. and favor, at the moment. the world's worst penrnan. according to Oouison Kefnahan (in "Oelebrities“) is War- wick Deeplng Bays Kernahan:

"The only writer known to ma whose penmansirlp is worse than mine. is that brilliantly gifted e!- medlco writer of rosnance. Warwick Deeping. He was at one time in the Territorial Anny. serving with dis- tinction in the World War.

"IWAswz-iting alittle bookanthe Territorial army." explains Kama- hen. "and I asked Deeplng whether he recalls any stories of happenings in camp. drill hall. or on the range. which I could use.

" ‘I'll think it over,’ he replied. ‘and if anything occurs to mo worth the telling, I'll Jot it down and send it t0 YOU/

“ ‘My dear Warwick beeping.’ I replied. ‘I have known you since you were a little fellow in knickerborkers. so I have some claim on your kind- ness. Call ms up on the telephone, telegraph st my expense any elm-y you have to tell: but as you love me. I beg you, I beseech you. I implore you-draft for the love o! heaven "jot it down."

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CONAN DOYLE has said that the worst handwriting he ever encount- ered belonged to James Payn. novel- rst and some time editor of "Corn- hill" magazine. So bad was it. swears Doyle. that some one who could not read s note he got from Payn. took it to a chemist thinking that lie-as an expert in deciphering precr-iptions- might be able to read it. After con- templating it for awhile the chemist disappeared, and. later emerged with a large bottle of medicine.

ANUIHER of Conan Doyle's stories -he says he first heard it in Bt. Louis-is about s. man who pretend- ed to be wonderfully well read. some

of a dynasty of succession of sove- reigns ls derived mm and through the male line. changing in the easel o! a Monarch who succeeds his mother, and accordingly King Ed- ward‘; house took its name from that of his father "Saxe-Coburg and Goths" (the family name being "Wettinb of which in turn. King George was also a member. However King George settled the matter when during the World War, he changed his family name to "Windsor."

e e e IIUWARD BOK has related in one of

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his books how Edison once wrote for him the Lord's Prayer in a space covered by a dime. Now I rem that a Londoner has written it twice on s piece of paper the 517a of a sixpence —Itwln in circumference to the dime. hndsometintel-goaiarmorofPort- land, Oregon, engraved all the letters of the alphabet on the head of a pin. ‘Then a resident in Alberta. Canada. once p. nted the Duke of Conn- awht-when he was Governor-Gene- rnl of Canada-with an address of welcome containing 360 letters on n grain of wheat!

_ e I I ormor the rim remarkable of all such achievements was that of a Qulgarian, M. Paiikoo, who managed te-write on a ordinary postcard the whole ,of the Bulgarian constitution ends nrnnber of extracts from ps- triotic "poems and , ”es—-12,000 words in ail. ~ . ' What a hobbyl

_ e e a SIRIOUILY. George Bernard Shaw writai an almost inconceivably smell "T114" 9119911"! M“!!! hundreds of words orra pmtoard. But in do him Justine. his handwriting is remarkably eieir. and with the aid of a glass- inmycaae-itcanbereadwlthsese

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friends put him to the test.

"Have you read Thackeray's ‘Pen- dennis. 7"

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When two birds in neighboring territories are singing in rivalry, it is the rule that each in turn listens while the other sings; then the brld that has listened replies. This gear on indefinitely until one tires of the combat and gives in, says Earl (Sir Edward) Grey, bird lover and famous statesman. in "The Charm of the Birds."

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INTO a trap set in s garden for rats and other small nuisances. ‘there had entered a dunnock and a great tit. When Lord Grey visited the trap it ws to find the dunnock dead-a pitiful sight. head all peeked tn pieces-while the great tit was alive. a thriving murderer. A lady to whom Lord Grey gave the ssd news, asked '

"What, did you do with the horrible til?"

ire replied. "I set him free. not feeling competent to assess his moral responsibility in the mat- tor."

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LORD GREYS interest in binds- shared with his friend Theodore Roosevelt-was awakened by his father when he was a snail boy. someone gave hlrn a bow and arrow and, boy-like. he made it uncomfort- able for the birds in the garden at Fallodon. One day his father said to him. _

"Do you hear all those little birds simins?"

"Yes".

"You wouldn't like to kill them. would you?" .

"No." answered the small boy. somewhat reluctantly.

And the birds lived homily "I! alter. '

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FACING the Eldon Hills on Beni- ersyde ia "Bir Walter Scott's view." 1t is perhaps the loveliest on the Scottish Border. nere Scott used to drivahiscarriaseandaitaiientiyfcr m; an hﬂilf slllns over the 11M whose people be loved and whose legends were in his blood.

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