Hide Article Text (OCR)
!ut ther® comes (hw cob of the i hiatus remains the well-known ring T«l«otajitij■ Men flU *4 ttyi character mtjt rd Pyle Amerl-Por many yean d (he good red hg through Ms us added to the Q grown-ups by If this be an mblUoue efforts. ♦Ulna attraction A a things bo. of highbrows, f in art. The la the strongest, ?yle waa at hla a robuat pirate he bit the Inner itures.I picturing* of the times. Hw. end his Intimacy of the adult and ha child. When a playing '’bear waa in the fa-monaco of olo the rosponalvo «atmtlc terror of sly said, Do It hla subject* out bom dogn deep prised and won-Xt of all tragic always had the it It* wa* makr-waa really hurt.mittance” signPerbapa T. R. was out of town and didn't see that knock on President Taft In the current Outlook.One would not have supposed there waa so much necessity for guarding that deOolt In the Treasury.If the Torka want to end the War speedily they will present that almhlp fleet to their opponent*.Wo Judge that the ''tribute to Mr Pul User In the Outlook waa edited by the grpatent living author.Many a business man cornea to grief by-banking on the thoory that you can f«ol some of the people all the timeWhat a novelty It will be for Marylanders to become dtlsenn of W« Virginia without going to MoundBrillo! *These Italian and Turkish charges and Qounterchkrxes sound llko a running debate between the jot and the kettle.A Washington man la suing an attorney for |7 Tl. If he win* It'll be the record BUtn a lawyer was ever made to ooBgb UP .That society worn oh who smoked - »-cigarette lu a Philadelphia oafs wanted one last inhale before the reform wave started In.Secretary Btlifeson la catching on tb tbsjob so aptly that be will not Inspect tbe Southern army poets until the Mardl Gras ssaeon opens.Having learned the latest news from Peking, the recently enfranchised Chinese suffragette* of San FTendsoo promptly registered as rgpobHcan*- 'The Hon. Qus Stanley M elated over the tom the stool trust affair has taken.His great fault is that he insists upon exploiting war and warriors He has not fulfllled the promise of bis 'Barrack Room Ballads.' and his later poetry has been a step backward Ho has taken a wrong stand In hie laleit poem lie Is as far from the right standard as he was la hts articles upon Canadian reciprocity.I am not a suffragist, but T aay Oort blui (ho women, and I protest that (he measures carried out In England to suppress tbe suffragists hate been a Mot upen (he manhood of the world If Kipling were as familiar with Shakespeare as ho ought to he be would know that women havo Jojyr played too important a part In the world events to be slurred Perhaps he h*Jnds himself to this fact.**Klptlog*s n*w poem makes him ridiculous. Neither In conception nor In construction Is It worthy of him Although I consider him tho greatest of living writers, I roust say that h« has shown that he knows nothing of philosophy or fact Poetry, to be great, must be an outpouring from the heart Kipling's heart was not in his latest verses. although he may have believed It to M.Out of the Mouths of Bakes.Pron Chicago New..Teachor—What la the Sabbath day’Little Lola -That’s the day mamma pins things ’stead of sowing ’em.Bobby said the mother of a precocious youngster, “did you let your tittle sister bare her choice of apples, as I told you?Yes. mamma. replied Bobby; I fold har she oould'have th* little one or nona. so she took the little one.■ — 4Why. Marie, said a mother to her 4-year-old daughter, you ought to be ashamed to have such flirty hands. You never saw my hands Ilka that, did you?•‘No. I guess not. replied Mario, but X bet my grandma did 'Uncle Tom—Havo you named your dog
Newspaper Details
Washington Post
Washington, Washington-DC, US
Sat, Nov 11, 1911
Page 9
Full Page
Clipped by
St C.
MO, USA 18 Oct 2017
Other Publications Near Washington, Washington-DC
Washington American Eagle
Washington National Intelligencer
Washington Globe
District of Columbia Evening Star
Washington Garfield Memorial
