... lIAD NO FOR SPEAKING A solenimlooklng Irishman entered a business house the other day and, walking up to one of the men .mployesl On the lower door, askd: le &ere army elnunit ter a more t' get a job av trtir-rk here' I don't Mum. anivrere.l the man ...

... SPEAK TRUTH. Speak thou the anti'. Let others fence And trim their words fur pay; In pleasant sunshine of pretence Let others bask their ua%. Guard thou the fact : though clouds of night Down on thy watch-tower stoop: Though thou sloul•.lat see thine ...

... THEY DO NOT SPEAK NOW. I am very fond of Paris, said Miss Passee. 1 is the only place for any one to live. My childhood was passed there. •And have you any recollection of the great I eon r asked Miss bebutante.—Henver's Bazaar. ...

... BETTER SPEAK THE TRUTH. Shorts: Say, Dingley, have you got a five dollar bill ? singly (who has a hill, but is afraid Shorts wants to lorrow it): No, Shorts; haven't got a bill of any kind. Shorts: Well , no matter. I wanted to pay you till• five ...

... Speaking Along a Ray of Light. Professor Alexander Graham Bell believes that telephoning by means of a beam of light will yet be commercially practicable. This belief has grown out of a long course of experiments with selenium, which is marvellously sensitive ...

... TREY DO NOT SPEAK ANY MORE. She had yawned, looked at the clock, pretended she was sleepy, and In other ways had given him to understand that it was time to go. He felt nettled on observing these signs of her desire to get rid of him, and determined to ...

... LORD SALISBURY ON THE LIBERAL PARTY. Speaking at • dimmer held in London of the knights Imperial of the Primrose. League, Lord Salisbury referred to some recent criticisms posed up , n the Leaves Sir H. Camphell-Hannennaa. and especially pis allusion ...

... ASQUITH ON THE EDITCATION BILL. Mr. Asquith, speaking at a Liberal demonstration at Walsall no Monday night, said that they had now had some experience of a Tory 1 Mvernment, and it required the optimism of an unteachable partisan to look with any sa ...

... PRIMROSE LEAGUE BALL AT BOWNESS. On Thursday night of hit week, the Hydropohic establishment was all ablate, figuratively speaking, the occaston being the bidding of the annual ball in connection with the Windermere habitation of the Primrose League, which ...

... came to London, and interested yourself so warmly in my poor book, that I feel emboldened to speak about a matter which may mean much happiness or—the reverse. Thus as they drove to Park Lane he began awkwardly enough, for he had never till that morning ...

... interrupting a member who is speaking on a motion he has given notice of, so that the business of OJT Board's meeting shall be conducted with order and in decorum. As a member of our Local Board, I claim my right to speak without any interruptions from ...

... God to bless things that can't speak or breathe. Big people don't ask God to bless things that can't speak or breathe: big people don't pray for things that cannot understand anything. Pictures and dolls and books can't speak, darling—they haven't any tongues ...