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ii8PIRED BY LOVE Remarkable Flag Made by Young American Girl. Courtry's History, From the Birth of independence, Woven Into Emblem In Honor of Heroes of Sparm. ish-American War. Peaco unfurled at millIon flags throughout the world, but not one of them was as remarkable and romantic as that which Josephine Mlulford wrought with her own hands a score of years ago In honor of the heroes of the Spanish-American war, obnserve's Lon don Answers. The flag on which Josephine toilhil night Und day for more than a yt % with a great love to inspire her liii gers, Is so large that three battalions of soldiers could be massed on it, and so heavy that half a idozen strotng men could barely raise Its folds from the ground. But It is the roirnanice of its fasition Ing that places it so far above all its rivals. It wa-s begunt on the first 'lay of July, 18)S, il the parlor tiof an old home stead in New Jersey, 1m11t from i the tirst stitch to the last it was never for .4, MOliien t out of the hands0 or tlbouglht 'fthe yougqg girl wh~o hIl set hlersel' tise patriotIe tiI. Evey s I t %%as counltdz ;V It ,vwztae filr It recp reqontoii in Aariean soldlier who I was figh~~ - in l Cu i t -- -:ag The Pennsylvania star' was patIy inle lin the root in whIeh. a century and a qiuarter earler, Bet sy lIoss work ed, unler Washimizt''nl's guhtw', on the very first Amtnerivan 11:1:: whilh pro claimed the independence of the states and the star was tInishei in tiho rto'in .UgedeI~ the tl'-,et conitinenitall congrers' mlet, I ,K , .Qitake m Virginla's star she traveld to Mount Vvrnon anid stItcehel it in ''o of the roomnis ol' Wash in .gto''n's hom1e. Thte 'Marylanl star was innito at I-'ort Mcllenry, historically associated \\!Iti ,"Tle tar-Spantgle Il anne r'" of -ran ,is Scott Key, and .New York's ;nir wavs inade partly Iin the( very room Iin wltlf4 Waghling1) said goody-by jis" I - I I. ofticerl, and lrly onl bhrlth l Alnd thu"s. MVflkig as far ars pissihit K .i1 1Uci 1estori, ihe doiosfai nVt proceeeded. utntll the last of the .T2. S !1ilet r1 tits iado, wIth lovin., It tr andbllng, finge'rs, nnil0 she r*m -; from)II her year's work triumphant, but 'hat tered in health. Josephine lived to see her 11a proud ly floating over Malisotn Square ar den, to t Iunders ot' cheor4 from :t hundred thottsand throats. Then 'ate a terrible renetion from th loig stra in, and within a few weeks the ht:11tol that hald tolled so long and lovingly were still in Ileath. But the spirit of cou raeous love which Josephine Mulford breathed Into her work lives on-for cournze canoit (lie. Health in Business. A business ain walked Into a fic. tor's ollicet the other 'lay. lie looked in the link of conlltion. "I want a thorout.:h physlel exarn inn Iitin,'' he said. 1lThe doctor :me 'ommodamted htI m. hleart wvas sotmdl tngs wvere llealthy, klidneys an~d all 01her' 't'::is funiction ing ropwrly. "Y~otn're thme monist sph-tiili'i spe''lmn I've seetn in a l'ong titme,'' sahll the' "Tlinainks; I int(':I'l to rhiniain so," Saidl thte cllent, "Y'ou shl o ver' mei 1lIke t.hIs (ver'ty six: month s. .\m'i I sponisile poition t iia' inm 'oiza 71 iti a year. "'A comp~eting tirm reanfly pnt~ a man Into an Itnmmtantt .ih who' 'lookel mis well ais I. l1e brokd:e dl'wnt, :tel in thme demaorahizaqtion o 't firmt't's butsi nt(ss that ('amie wVIithI t'hi reakin!i, ourt fim ltas taken uover 'tne ''f Itho!r hi:' - gest atnd best neeounts. A c'otl'litlan1 vf 1 tenty yont's' st a ndlin,. whichH he thotight comtplet ely ('vierW'omte, cautised that man's breakdo~wnl. "I don't pt'opose t hat my firtm shll I suitfer throtugh any stieh expiet'ientce." Good, hard buisintess app qliled to health. Doesn't mgood setnse rer'om mend to every man sutch hirudennee? How many men entn you r'eenlI who have dIscovered a sem'imus state of health too late to aneml?--Ilaverhill Gazette. Gold Abundant in Siberia. Literally speaking, rlvers in thte Ok hotsk (dIStrIct have golen hotto ms, says a bulletin of the British hureatu of foreign and dlomfestic commerce. Three men working In a lprimitiv'e fashion ini the winter wash out einibily up to flye ftunts (66 ounces ttroy) oif gold-a day. The Okhotsk deposits 'Otn tain many nuggets, Nuggets weIghting one-half ftmt are not rare. Last wvin ter' one zolotnlk (0.137147 ounce troy) of gold cost 20 rubles; at the present time it costs 100 rubles. In spite of the rich deposIts in this district, many concessions atre not being exploited. A United States firm htas explored the mine purchased from Stepanov, and Is energetically preparling to work It. BIg Ranch of "King of Hawali." A $6.000,000 sugar ranch inm the lltt wailan islands Is about to come into ther piossession of a few American resi dents through the death of Coi. Sam uel Parer, na American who has been 'so" iftirnntei~$ mixod. up in Ilawlimnn aitnirs, g# to win the nameo,,p Skinig Xt daln'vt." He bel..myed D' -n ' ggn a~i faintly of .o g. e s alr.i m any 3'na&rB PADDYY LLNIG . FAIRT A BIG ELANDS. "We're the big elands and we're as large as any antelopes going," said Mr. Eland. "Are we as large as any antelopes stanIdiig still?" asked Mrs. Ellinnd, grinititag at Mr. Eland. "Now%, 'It's. Elaind," lie said, "you know what I Itean and you can't deny it." "Ai," sail Mrs. Eland, "we might he very muich sinillvr when we were stil!. We mightn't spread our wings Fa rnu1iolh, So to speak." "I'in htnd, Mrs. Eland," said Mr. Eland I, "that you sild 'So to spieak,' for youl miglht 'imake ivople horibiiiy coie fused who didn't know niuch taboti elanrds.'' "Are there such peopl?" asiei \lrt, El:ainl. "Ot' colirse, there ave." sauid Mr. ltirtl, "a they ' re:ly bright pel ple in every ofither way." ''Its hIard to telieve," saId Mrs. Elland. "Wl. lo:k 1A It i frpt your stnd polint," ad 3r Elaind . - <. ' ".'1 1,hntS 11y tatildpoinlt?"a k t is Elnd. "A hi' l foot or a horn or "Itr Point of vfew," said Alr. iRhintil. "M1y view isn't pointed. 'My View is nie anid rouni or slunre or some thingr-bit it's not pointed." "I Ieair," sail Mr. Elaind. "that you shoul lo); nit the' fNet that people don't know inuch about elands frot the way that elands don't know much about people." "Oh, yes, that is so," said irs. Elannd. I somne pNople migzhtn't know hut what Mandis had wingtS." "Graciouls, " sahl \ Irsq. Ela nd(, "wouldin't they know I was only jok * , I tn, of e-ourse, we hadn't wings. that we were great, big, heauti ful unntapls and no n r1. at all." ' lg t WQf En1t Mr. Elan~ ~ ~~ I. "'I t i' .91o t tA oJoke and nIt _indottand it n1l what a.Of urs, you lid say, 'N4 to spnak.' and that was a :rent help." "Wil," Mlrs. Eland said. "I'm glad to he:r that rmueh. Anyway, as you say. we're th big 41onds und we're Ias :irzeo as ary anitolopes going that's a great help." She grinned at 'Mr. Eland. "You're such n tense, Mrs. Eland, '4iech R ItenS'. ESp('ially today. Suite thin n must have ;ottern into you." '"Sonethint did," she sli. "My food "'4)n thinv." lau::hed Mr. Elirnd, "lk that what I've heen sayini you can't deny." "ust what do you 1m1n when ymr say I cannot deny it ?" asked 'Mrs E1n1d. "I itan," saild Mr. Elaid, "that yov Can't hilp hut say that you kr.v what I rmen." '4 h. y s. porhi s thtt 1 so," sic "''rhals?" 'iuest Inil Afr. Elan.. "Im r te. ow n s i 1 --."Ten--- m>iee "She Ginned. tainly Is ..o. I to underiistani you "eTo [p'rfec'tion, abisolutel(y and i en tir'ly,'" said M1r. Ebord. "Youit list'eii" th a iords whtere om' would dto if you were ithinking (if sav ing ton,"' said MArs. E!lawtl. sail 3!r. I'lantd. "'1Tnme matikes rio udit fe'renceo toi met. Son' rulsh anil huirr' and try to save' a mInute or iwo or a Second or t wo or art hour ori tl'woi or sorne'thlinrg or t wo-huitt I don~f't hothber not here in thle zoo. "My7 meais ar~e given tiorme wher I iam hungry aind so I needn't worry They say we're rare now aind thie) like us and take good care of us though I will say that they ('ven dC that abotut erentures not ritre at nall I a rm from eastern Af(rica and1 01 you ar from sout herrn Africa. arid thati's finesc than to he home products I "Ihut to return to the words I tused! They're friendly, ehummyn~ Words, t he~s are. And they dlon't rnimd doing c favor for mae like thait arid manking my sentence very fine." "Oh," said Airs. Elarid. "Ihow nt of them." "Very," tsnidj i. Eiand,. shaking hin great head with its two flne, hand sorne horns. Simple initiatie,, Miother (looking into naursery jnst at little HIerman kisses his sister')-.t Is pleasant to see how you, love ,efte other!I - ei'masi-Oh, no, maninin.' We nh' 0X TO CIVE AID IN SUIFFtA(E FI(III Demucratic Nominee Proiisets to d14, ills I'tmtost. Jleier WoiIan's Party. Columbus, o., Members of the Na tional Woman's party vere assiured today by Governor Cox, Democratic candidite' for president, that he 'will do all1 in his power to bring about rat ifleation of the federal stff rage aimendment by Truntirssee. Ills plromii isv was given to a deputation from the Woiman's party headed by Miss Alice Paitl, chairman, lItIe t is 4 eyening. prior to his departure tonight for Vashington wher, with lhil running mate. Frankliin 1). Ioisevelt, It will ferFt Suiday morning with lresi deIt -Wilson. The suffrage liader.. had urged ilie govetior to se his influence int an1t (efort to have the Tennessee legisla lure ratify tihe amtteilnmenrit and ,sonme of Item inltimated lthat unless he came s atau ichly to their aid he might ex peet litlie ort Ito support from the wo mni vote rs in Ithe Novem ber elion. Mrs. M.anaIret Gro-ahtamtt Jones of Se at le. W-ah.. said "the womtetn are o ing to vok for tII candidate wihot Fives Is (he :111! state. OJth'r Opeakers voiced sii lar sentiment. To suggest ionls by voteitl speaker; votes inl November if lie should be su' c(essfulI in efforts to obtain ratiflea tion by 'Teinnessee. Governor Cox iturged tihetm not to "preach the gospel Ihat I should receive Ihe votes of the women heeause I ielped to give them the siffrage." lie told 0etm there w(re things Itmore vital "(hanl reward ing a man for a service whit l he has rendered in behalf of suffrage." 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