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for the boys and girls geronimo the arab martyr and the forth for which he died is now t pj cached by other arab converts who in the blue waters of the mb ter wmte fathers ranean near oran a little wai w icade chajb of migsioa sta dancing when suddenly one toi w akjers right thr the barbary corsairs swooped down upon central so onc aara it and took all the crew p wood of the martyrs is the seed they were taken to algiers and as chur was the custom most of the bpamsn prisoners were loaded with chains and sent to haul stones for the new fort from the quarries teaching your dog to carry carryin is one of the most popuiar but the soldiers found out that ono accomplishments of the trained dog it of the crew was a christian arab is useful too canine messengers wire geronimo by name so tlwsy at once of great value during the world war carried the story to the governor all and every year many lives are saved pasha who was really a christian in remote places by dogs that have from spain who had appostatized to been taught by their owners to carry islam to save his life and wealth j letters objects etc ho saw at once that here was an puppies learn almost anything moro opportunity to show his devotion to readily than nature dogs for thnt his new religion so ho gave orders reason begin training early begin that geronimo should bo chained in when ho is teething his gums are prison and should bo reconverted to 6ore and he gets considerable relief mohammedanism but geronimo had from holding things in his mouth at long ago given up home and kindred this period of his life ho will often for the sake of christianity and he mouth hard objects for no other told his arab teachers quite firmly purpose than to help nature develop no i can never be a mohammedan his teeth it is instinct certainly even if my refusal costs mo my life dogs will learn carrying at any age tho renegade pasha was furltfus but it is far easier to learn them when when he heard of geronimos stead- 1 the are teething fastness and as he went to inspect a s is the best object to start his new fort ho pondered in his mind wlth drawing it through his mouth how he could best punish him makes his gums feel better and sec- sudderfy his eye fell on some of his ondlv the scent of his master on tho christian slaves who were lifting stove makes it more interesting their stampers and letting them fall movement interests animals of oil with a heavy thud on tho damp ce- j kinis more than anything else even ment which they were ramminsr into object unattractive in itself will a wooden mould so that when it hard- secure a dogs notice if thrown a lit br dorothy welcome wlm tn our preceding article we vramei asalost unwelcome rfle- uonn today we wish to twist cut the value ot certain others we are referrlnc to those thrown off by mirrors mirrors serve as allies to buy a decorative scheme tbey save certain portions of an interior from obscurity and may be used to balance color values take for instance the room m which the windows axe in one wau colorful draperies may used and if so in what way can the opposite wall be equipped so is rot to be overbalanced a wall hanging may be used but where the window draperies are of dominant hues a wall hanging which will blend with them will not be easy w und fur nituro may bo ranged against tho wall but if it is heavy enough in color value to equalize tho two walls it is probably too heavy for beauty tho solution to the problem lies in the use of a mirror one hung opposite a window will reflect tho draperies and bring into that portion of the room the necessary color it may also reflect a bit of theoutbide world as seen through the window end this wfll havo a tendency to make the room appear larger mir rors when placed wisely provide welcome reflections ethel walsh reflections yams from tbe land of cakes dean ramsay the famous scottish divlno strongly opposed tho sugges tion that scotsmen have no sense of humor and oartly with the idea of 11- ened it should form a huge block of tie distance with a gesture for him to rastra his he made a colloc- solid stone fit for the foundation ofi set it sometimes a pretence to tion of tvpioal scmtlsfc stories race with him for the object will 0ne 0 tho best o uleso an0c awaken the desired response and it concerns a house notorious for its is very natural for him when ho scanty fare a nlan squired ot a gar- reaches tho object to grab a up in denor at this no ad0ut a dog which his mouth some timo ago he ihad given to the if the runafterit method fails i i you must open his month forcibly th g showed him a lank pass your hand over his jaws and greyhound on which tho man said with tho thumb on one side and the t no j dog j gave vour master fingers on the other press his lips to5 a ma not a greyhound to against his teeth this will open his this tho gardener quietly answered mouth and you should be ready with indeed ony dog might suae become your other hand to place the glove in greyhound by stopping here the fort tho pasha smiled grimly and ha called to the head mason michael and said is that pther mould still empty ye3 lord said michael see then that it remains empty for tomorrow i will have this dog from oran who refuses to return to islam stamped into it alive even michael and the other chris tian slaves who had long been accus tomed to cruelty were staggered at the horror of the sentence michael tried to break tho newa gently to geronimo but to his sur prise he said quite joyfully may god be praised for all only may my saviour of his pity remember my soul and forgive me my sins that night a priest in the prison tho judges slip another of the deans stories was it now slip the hand under his jaw and hold tho mouth shut while yon stroke his head with your other hand- and speak kindly to him repeat the f a j was 6doiit lesson two or three times but do not d f l 3 we m tire him conclude by giving him j able to refuse him anything the child bite of something he likes after two or threo days try leading prepared him for the next day the next morning september 18 1569 he received the holy commun- i was in the drawingroom on one occa sion when dlnnor was announced and il t u u j i on being ordered up to the nursery ho heard geronimos last confession and him few steps stall holding is insisted on gaing down to dinner with mouth closed from day to day work tho hand back till it is on his neck instead of on his jaw then you can ion and was still absorbed in thanks- j transfer it to his shoulder and a little giving when the turkish soldiers camel later walk by his side without touch- to fetch him they hurried him ing him through the narrow streets and out your talk to the dog while he is that he would tell thon of the bab el oued gate and there i learning is important when you be- 1 at a3t a camq t0 wme and a8 this was ali pasha surrounded by soldiers gin to use various articles he must wag positively refused him the boy de- end looking very grand in his full j understand your caution of gently ciared t will teli thon and at liiite breeches and bright green vest boy etc i read of a dogs bringing j last i out ma new breoks were and coat with a long crimson cloak a freshly laundered collar to his mas- hanging from his shoulders geronj tor without soiling it it had fallen imo looked no match for him his j from a desk into the waste basket and hair was matted and his body covered this observant dog knew that it did with sores and he had nothing on butj not beong there and that it was the company the child persevered and kept say ing if i dinna gang ill tell thon his father then for peace eake let him go at the table the omld got everything he wanted under threat the scanty garment he had sewn forj something he should handle with himself out of the five els of coarse cloth given to each prisoner on the day of his arrival ali pasha shouted contemptuously hallo dog why will you not be come a mohammedan geronimo answered simply i am a christian and i will remain a chris tian this angered the renegade and ho retorted if you refuse to become a moham medan 1 will bury you alive geronimo said calmly do as you will i am ready the governor made the soldiers take care the way to train a dog to go after things alone or do any trick with out your supervision is to go through made oct o the auld curtains more of these anecdotes are given in stories of wit and humor by the late dean ramsay thus a miss macnabb who lived on loch awe side in argyllshire had never been remarkable for her beauty one day the laird of combie was a guest of miss macnabbs and in proposing a toast to the hostess he said i pro- the performance with him exactly the old scottish toast of honost many many times always using the men an bpnnle lassies and bowing same words to start the thing in this way with patience on the trainers part a smart dog may be taught to take a basket and go alone after some article generally too he will know whether he is being given the usual thing though of course he can not ask for it if you have the merchant in structed to put what you want in the basket the dog if well taught will do off his chains and bind his hands and his part and bring the basket back feet and throw his face downwards i to you into the cement placed in the bottom you should teach the canier dog not of the mould then the workmen to give up his package or message to poured in earth and cement and bat- j any stranger have some person with tered it down with the heavy stamp- j whom your pet is not acquainted start ers so was geronimos lifecrushed to take tho object from the dogs out of him while his soul passed glad- j mouth then change his mind let ly to receive the martyrs crown this be repeated a few times then some three hundred years later como up yourself take the object as when a young french officer was sup- though you valued it and praise tho crintonaing the blasting of tho walls dog this method was firstrecom- of the old fort the workmen called mended by bruette one of the great him to look at a skeleton and tho print of a mans form within a shat tered block of fcione est dogologists of this country and i havo never known it to fail a dog like a person dislikes being fooled the relics of geronimo were taken and clings to the person who seems to to tho christian cathedral of algiers appreciate his efforts l e eubanks houses and gardens of pompeii rompoil is to live again at least tho high purpose of professor splnaz zola director of tho naples museum is to mako uie city took as nearly as possible as it looked before it was des troyed recent excavations have given us o new idea of tho ruined city and ot its people professor splnazzola who began tho recent investigations has dlscovorcd that the houses wero twostorey struc tures previously peoplo had supposed that they wero of oue story ho has shown also that thero wero little bal conies and loggias such as wo sco in many italian towns today that ovcr- huiig and opened upon the street the new discoveries reveal that hatters made of slats that opened and krt vkl inojcrn blinds usually shut of iha nhcpa on tho street fronts i- gtiiuers wero closed thy d o tit inner tide with a tons bar in many of the shops various ar ticles were found that had been on sale in the interior of many of the houses professor splnazzola has discovered little gardens some of which are scarcely larger- than the top of a good- sized table from tho flower designs of tho frescoes on tho walls he has learned the varieties ot tho flowers that tho inhabitants of pompeii knew and has replanted the gardens with the flowers that decorated tho beds almost two thousand years agoj the resurrected pompoll beforo was doad trofeisor splnazzola is making it live to tho hostess he resumed his seat tho lady returned the bow and tak ing up her glass replied weel combie i am sure wo may drink that for it will neither apply to you nor me a scottish judge dined at coalstoun with charles brown an advocate and son of george brown who sat in tho supreme court as a judge with the title of lord coalstoun the party had been convivial and when breaking up and going to the drawlugroom the judge not seeing ins way very clearly stepped out of the diningroom window tho ground at coalstoun sloping off from the house behind the judge got a bad fall but managed to reacto the drawingroom the first remark he made was an in nocent remonstrance with his friend tho host or charlie brown what gars yo hae sic lang steps to your front door in lanarkshire there lived a sma sma laird who having business onc3 with the duke of hamilton was in vited to hamilton palace a liveried senant waited upon them and was most assiduous in his attentions at last tho guest los4 patience and addressed the servant thus what tho dell for are ye dance dancing about the room that gait can yo no draw in your- chair and sit down im sure theres plenty on the table for three an honest horse a ruling elder of a country parish in the west of scotland was well known in the district as shrewd and ready wltted three young students gavo him a call in order to have a little amusement on approaching him one of them saluted him well father abraham how are you today you are wrong said the other this is old father isaac tuts said the third you are both mistaken this is old father jacob the elder looked at the young men and replied i am neither old father abraham nor old father isaac nor old father jacob but i am saul tho son of klsh seeking his fathers asses and lo ive found three o them a laird sold a horse to an english man saying you buy him as you sea him but hes an honest beast the purchaser took the horse home in a few days the horse tumbled and fell to the damage of the riders head on this the angry purchaser remonstrated with the laird whoso reply was well sir i told you he was nn honest boast many a time he has threatened to come down wfbln me and i kenned i he would keep his word some day a little bit more he isnt the least little bit unlike you nor the least little bit unliko me he hasnt moro brains or more talent tis true nor anything els wo can see yot he really is different there is something hes found a secret that gives him high score for he does all the work that hes paid to do s and a little bit more it is tho where the blow fell imamtna to threeyearold diana who is crying what is the matter dear diana tomy hit me did he hit you on purpose no ho hit mo on my back most snakes shed their skins sev eral times in the course of a year as a rule the woman who cant get along without servants cant get along with servants advice if you dont want to bo laughed at by othora laugh at yourself if you dont want to be criticized by others critlclxo yoursolf if you dont want others to take you scrloutly dont tako yourtelf too seri ously tjbsasjjg should you ask he would say part of the game and tho games on tho level square who follows tho rules will win riches and fame and all that is splendid and fair now he may bo quite right and he may be quite wrong you may scoff ribald laughter may roar but he draws pay every week for the work he has done and a little bit moro edmund leamy 0 sincerity to be sincere to look lifo in the oyes with calm undrooplng gaze always to mean the high and truthful thing never to screon behind the unmeant word the sharp surprise of cunning never tell tho little lies of look or thought always to choose between the true and small the true and large sereno and high above lifes cheap dis honesties tlie soul that steers by this unfading star needs never other compass ah the far wldo waste shall blaze with guiding light tho rocks and sirens meet and mock its strain ing gaze secure from storms and all lifes bat- tie shocks it shall not veer from any righteous ways maurice sidney cover it has magnificent valuo as a razor strop a brief conceise work such as tho french write is very useful to put under the short lez of a wabbly table large oldfashioned books 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