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The Problem of Peace While the fem the sino. diplomatists discuss the peoples resolve it— . J. H vid-time minstrel magnate, nceived the idea of having for a concert tour under his own direct d called on her to make a contract. She received him most cordially, an the conversation swimmingly until they began Haverly, the your terms for fifty Mme. Patti “ol. Haverly. concert 0: 2" said the “For concert.” * thousar Mars a night, or 0 for fifty nights, one-half to be posited upon signing of the contract, said Patti, glibly Col. Haverly swallowed with difficy three times, and then managed to thousand for fifty “Heavens, Ma ar times what we hundred he exclaimed. That is just f pay the Preside ." said Patti, get the President to sin Wall Street Journal. Artistic Verisimilitude—Customer: T h record thing out hey are our finest achievement. You never can tell when these records will sing—they’re so tem- peramental.—Boston Transcript, 12219 Sorry, Just the Same—They were newly ‘married and she was much too to understand that a man takes tle interest. in shopping expedi- She had left his side to look at low in which were exhibited some new fashion When she returned she took the arm, which seemed to be half grudging proffered, and sobbed: “You < even lo—look at anything I to—to see; you do— don't care how I am dressed.” You no longer lo—love me. You haven't even sed me for a whole day, and you—— “Lam extremely sorry, madam, but that is my misfortune, not my fault,” said the gentleman, looking pathetically down into her face. She looked at him and gasped—she had taken the arm of the wre Philadelphia Press, An Indifferent Shot—Mr. Higginson had been away from home for a week, and on his return found that burglars had visited the house during his ab- sence, and, although one had been 1, they had succeeded in getting so you shot a burglar while alone and unprotected?” he said to his wife, “You are a brave little woman! What became of him “The other man carried him off,” she ied. he other man?" he asked. id, “the one [ aimed at.” —Pitts gh Sun, The Return of the German Prisoners eS —Te revoild donc, chére vicille gothiques! Ah, dear old Germany again! Le Rire (Paris), 1s Allemagne, ou les ruines ne sont que All your ruins date from the Gothic.”