Life — October 13, 1910 — page 32: what you’re looking at

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-LIFE- As George Sees the Peers “ David Lloyd George,” said the miner from Wales, as he emptied his glass “David is a very witty speaker. I've heard him many a time in Carnarvon. “ Speaking in Welsh, he once ridiculed in Carnaryon the House of Lords. He said the average peer thought so much of himself at family prayers he always made one well-known passage run: Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life, and I will dwell in the House of Lords for- ever.’ "—London Globe. A Freak of Nature Colonel Dennison had become the happy father of twins, and his unbounded pride in this two-fold blessedness found expression on every occasion. He stood with a friend on the bank steps one day as a young man passed, wheeling a baby carriage containing pretty girl baby: “Doesn't a woman look queer,”* C1SSOR', erecta woe “ME MOISTENED WIS DkY LIPS. ANT Ne) A Model You wish a picture of The Summer Girl? ind one whose winter conquests have not bound her. Dress her in white—or blue—with hair a-switl, And fluffy laces undulating round her. Have a low, cushioned willow chair as signed her, And spread a dainty parasol behind her. Jewels—a few, if simple, may be worn, But do not fail to introduce some roses Her beauty must be fresh as carly dawn, And all the grace of youth impel her The Ata ciety, t young to me. poses, Then, for the right expression, fix the eyes on the consul of one of our far-: sessions urging the need of a resident physician in his district. of silence that followed the reading, a modestly down for that place, sir. figure of a Man on the horizon! —Brooklyn Life He Needed the Job meeting of the State Medical So- he secretary read a letter from y pos- In the moment man in the hall arose and said “1 wish you would put me It sounds good My practice here died last night.” months from date of publication, 25 cents. 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