Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 55, Number 42, Jasper, Dubois County, 8 August 1913 — Page 8

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The attic instinct hangs on surprisingly, nnr an' observing eyo can

tell how many ycirs a person has lived in the city by merely glancing under her hl. If theraro three hat boxea one will contain letters, one scrap of ribbons and laces if it's a man it's newspaper clippings and one anything from, a broken lock to old mat! mftp. if,- beside those, there are bundles of magazines and j'iles of nnvpnprs, no to mention a bicc!? scat and a green umbrella thvi mi"ht u?i in private thetrlt::!i if a!! thes' things have been nlnr ul' i,jidM-ih( bed against the proton of f'n fsrn ilj, if they niv pntiontly movoi every cloaning day and ()u t through a moving, f;!t;ii l!u;r c.. n ers have the attic In-ti n-.-r io uc a extent that there i p. (h fb ;h est hope of their ever je:n cured

aney will tlunlv from an tttw pm of view for the rent of their lim and their family mipht as well b? come resigned. AYTien proplo nrov.-i1in- to mak themelvr? dia"rfs.!l!c over a hi of strin? nr.. :!; filtrtely objectionn ble on Iii.- -nbjöet of stJTv pinros c brown paper they should not be ac

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nor should they be suspected of do ing it to annoy one. They ar merely suffering from the V.ttie in etinct and cannot help themselves Their characters were formed and have now hardened for n scheme of life where certain things wrre al ways kept in the cellar, others ir the Tvood shed, others in the panin and the cupboard on the first floor still others in the closets on thr next floor, and everything and any

thing that overflowed from any of these places was just taken up to

the attic. And now these poor dear

souls live with a cellar, three stories

and an attic still lodged in their

minds, and, though they will in

time disappear, like all unnecessary Members seventh toe, tails, an appendix in the meantime they arc having trouble with them, they are uffering and fighting for them, and it takes a serious operation to remove so nm eh as. one scrap book if the owner thinks he may like to read it over in his old age. liar püfs Weefclv.

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The passengers on the Pullman car took in the situation at a glance and did exactly what the train robber told them to do. At the points of his guns he relieved them of their valuables. But at the sight of one woman he paused with a starts . "Who are you, woman?" he demanded.. "I" she quavered, "am Miss Fay de Fluffie, the well known actress. Here are my jewels. Take them all r The holdup held up his head proudly. "ISTo," he replied; "I may be a robber, but I am no press agent. Keep your wealth I" Cleveland Pkin Dealer.

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"Down in the country the other flay Miere wiis a village sensation in which 1 was called upon to adjudicate for the farmers assembled in the parlor of (lie only village inn," writes the London correspondent of Town and Country. "One of their number had shot a fox which had prowled about among the fowls for so many nights that fowl keeping was becoming a risky business. "The ordinary farmer- docs not mind losing an occasional hen, but reynard is a greedy beast and kill's for the mere pleasure of the thing, arid the hunt does not always pay up promptly. So here was a line

point in sporting etiquette to be settled. The farmer had shot a fox.

He did not deny JL In fact, he preferred to MlpP Ins chest with pride, as if nTuenimcc of all the unwritten laws of British 'sport. . "Tow, custom from time immemorial has decreed that the fox shall be as safe from gun and trap as if he were sacred. He belongs to the hounds and must be .allowed to roam through the cavers and farmyards at will, devouring what may nappen in his way. Custom, too,

demands that the hunt shall pay the damages. The hunt generally pays, though in innumerable cases

the secretary is well aware that he

is being swindled. ''But this particular farmer said

he had hunted for many years hfrqself and had never made a claim for lost hens. A year or stwo ago, how-

over, a lox had paid a nocturnal

visit to his fowl yard and had played

havoc with the feathered denizens.

A night or two after it happened

again. A third time the fox came;

round and made a most deplorable

mess ofa lot 01 line Wyandottes and some expensive Bufi Orping

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"Then the farmer wrote to the hunt-secretary and asked for 'Hamages. The reply was that the claim would be attended to shortly, and at Christmas the, settlement came in the form of a ham. Thereupon the farmer declared war on all foxes

and killed them ruthlessly. And this- was the p'nnt which puzzled the farmers on Saturday night. "'Jim Gmvford shot a fox last year said one of the men, 'and no

good has come to him since. It;

am t lucky and it am t sportsmanlike. Let 'em kill your hens. Thats what they are there for, and if one hunt secretary ia mean there are a hundred who are generous

"There you have it. Sport is sport and its rules are adamant. It

must, however, be put to the credit'

01 Untish hunt clubs that tney spend millions of pounds a - year in England, Wales and Ireland for the upkeep of the sport. "Think of the hunters that are bred and sold annually, the packs of hounds, the huntsmen the stable people, the dozens of hangers on vho make a living out of it! Without the hounds certain districts of England would be depopulated. Leicestershire and the midland

counties would be almost impover-

lsneu 11 a law were suaaeniy put m force to make an end to the rich man's pastime. Country houses in nonhunting districts may be had almost for the price of a cottage in Leicestershire, whereas in the Quorri and Pytchley country a country house is as expensive, if not more so, than a London mansion. Instead of diminisliing, hunting h&i grown in popular favor'

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