Life — July 17, 1902 — page 6: what you’re looking at

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50 Our Fresh-Air Fund. $3,979.66 5.00 Previously acknowledged First payment of $100 for 1902 on account Westchester Eleventh Annual Subscrip- tlon to the Liv Fresb-Alr Pand . Boer Pund. From a Friend. Retty..... Proceeds of a little Fair held by Edith wnd Donald Call... Mac Breaking the News. a M OTHER, n swimming?” “ When, my son? I go in “Yesterday, if you please." No Comparison. “ TPHAT New York girl was awful mad when I asked her if she was from Boston. “T'll bet she wasn’t half so mad as the Boston girl whom I asked if she was from New ‘LIFE* Coronation Costume. yo SALE—One pair fatted calves. Never been worn in public, and as good as new. Address W. R., 7rid- une Office, New York. T ARON KITCHEN- ~*~ ER is advanced one grade in the peerage, be- coming a viscount; but there are still three / higher grades of nobil-' ity — namely, marquis, earl and duke, and the supply of peoples who are at once small and stiff-necked is running low, especially since the United States of Amer. ica began to find a use for these in their business. PIRST BABY: damned ! Seconp Basy Presbyterian. Well, I'll be Then you're no AT LIFE'S FARM, DOING STUNTS. Communications from Life’s Farm. Jone 23 1902. Lire FAR PARENTS AND TROS @ are having a fine time, Sunday Din- her we had Chicken was tt rainiog in New Ys rk Aud 1 would like to know bow you Saturday ¢ are getting along with your foot Mamma. my best regards to all. Your Dear Daughter, Estella Alerander. Daan Morne I like this place here, 1 want. Atsopp ri bad acupamilk anda of white tread and to crackera We were on the I slept on & white soft bed with Dauter. train 3 hours. Annie, From your Pars, BRANCAVILLE, CONN. e everything f Monday, June 23, 02. DRA PARENTS AND FaMtaty : We are all well and hope to hear the same tn return [am haveing s0 much fun that I have 00 Ume to write with Ink lam writing this on the stoop of our sleeping room Willle tell mata ail of this on Jewish and dont forgit I will send a big letter to morrow but tell mama not to worrle about me eating I beat Sammy in eating B. Steintarg. Live's ParM, BRANCHVILLE, C Isend T= blind man’s dog has no pa- ~ tience with the frivolousness of other dogs. plece St. Georges HEAVENS! WHAT TERRIBLE MONSTERS AND DRAGONS ARE HERE Now! A Woman's Thought. EAR, I would die, putting away Lite, and love's heart-beats, just to know That you would plead with fate, and pray Me not to go. Yea, while your tender pleading strove, And while your dear arms held me fast, I would give life, to know your love Life would outlast ! Madeline Brisiges, THE LATEST BOOKS§S Kier RGM WE hear much of that mythical hypothesis, the typical American novel.” Mr. Owen Wister has given us, in The Virginian, Wyoming's contribution to that great composite. The Virginian is a The Wyoming of the grazing 3 and moves in its pages. Those days are past, but the spirit of them Mr. Wister has preserved for us. (The Mac- millan Company. $1.50.) Buell Hampton is an attempt to do as much for the same phase of life in Kansas. The author, Willis George Emerson, claims the characters and events to be mostly his- torical, but where Wister’s fiction convinces us of its typical reality, Mr. Emerson con- comicbooks.com