Life — November 1, 1900 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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In love with two! It isn’t right. By some it may be thought absurd, Yet when fair Julia caught my sight, I'll swear to you I loved a third! A Long-Sought Friend. HRISTIAN SCIENTIST: First, you must eliminate fear. Wirtuersy: Have you no fear? ‘None whatever.” “Then you're just the one I’m looking for. Come and help me discharge my cook.” R. CARL SCHURZ resigned from the presidency of the Civil Service Reform League for the reason that he thinks his urgent opposition to the Administration on the Philippines issue has prejudiced his usefulness to the Civil Service Reform cause. It seems a pity that he has come to this conclusion. It is very doubtfal whether his pronounced anti-imperialism has affected his usefulness to other causes, but, anyhow, his worst enemy would not grudge him the privilege of working without pay and without glory for the promotion of the most useful + Anh allen yw priate al ——— OQ Alas! Poor sinner, once I gazed On Janet's face (one to be As you can see) I was quite fazed. A fourth! I could not well resist. But now my heast is put to rout, For they have all rejected me, Because, forsooth, each one found out How much I loved the other three ! TM. movement in politics that has developed since the Civil War. Mr. Schurz is admirably qualified for the place which he has held and in which he succeeded Mr. George William Curtis. It is to be hoped that, after election, he may reconsider his withdrawal.