Cape May County Times, 23 April 1915 IIIF issue link — Page 5

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CALENDARS

1916

CARE

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AVALON

Mix IVilMnilu* CoanlrM ««* Uir RtirM of Ilia* Clara WeataeU oil Palnr-

ila> and Sunday.

A put pimnpppr »a* hidd at ItoU-l

Avaionon TVwday lam, coudoctnl l>y Un- Ladn-*' Aid Kocirty ol Uir W'HUMimortal Pwabyterian Clnm-li. Uprovrd n iftrat »ucc<-*«. and racli one areturd to

Myrtle K. WillM ia ependitiK a enjoy Uir meal.

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"■ ™ “ .1 Mr. Wni.Tyirr ..

rek end, aUendinx to Id* 1

inn and Mr«. Frank Nirliol* are "i! M-reral day* Una aeek in •ml Mra. (inner W. Kate* ml !;• ranidrvi on Snnday la*t, re-

s tlir loHo* iiiR day.

•Mr*. Ilrnrv K. Ilayaanl and bioUier Mrr. Janet Taylor have returned lo Uieir Avalon liomr alter making an ealended viait ailli relatives in

The beat people In the County r»-wl the Timea every week. Are you one of them?

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Sea Isle School News

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■ • Kioto* ! |id>' eooklmt. llreMiroUi, albumin *kt m ongo - »r* Kioto* *ater, toa*! and tea were made. mi.kh • ao»i*»-»» pyee KBQTH—Hall-pound beef cut In ::: ..U. and eixliU. .trade won the ^ l.m-re*__ I( rjct . or ha tier, and rook R.nU, until 1 Culture dub had a lertnie ,)* j u iee* are ael! drawn out. Hern"l the *»ek, by Mr*. Oenoev, vrrT imt. ' 1 '• «nu*. i A| airs W*T*«-Totlie jnire olone popila had birtlolar*; **

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Serve. Ik. rml

rla*l in weleiMne bark P*| ool the polannon* |*" ,r ‘I , l*’ iie«*"“ lu - Ui.we ul our *c*ioolmale» I an invalid what In- «odm*

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I'VgT- I M II on land fire him well food a* the pbtwciau

"‘•i»Ud of direct fun* for inva- diiecte.

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A mind reader had come to town and bad given Home a*toni«hing public ex blbttiODS. But tfal* bad lint the efTc-i on the bote monde of an.exhlhillon hi gave at the house of Sira. MacGnidcr one of aoclety'a leaden Thl# priran ! entertainment made him fauhlonnhliend every young man W ho bad aliakei;! hla hmln* down Into bU becl* at cot)I : lion partle* and every young girl j wboae aristoeratk- luanum and cob-•e-Ted beauty bad given her the right to look down cn her ■Imm who had the brain* to takr down the dletntloa of a artrutiflP catwtrurtor or n nn-r chant prince waa talking about mind

reading.

Pete liarulcal and -lAicy Wltrfdgc were aitUng together. »bc on n sofa, be In a chair oppoeile tier. Ue wa* holding a »keln of yarn on hit band* which abe wa* winding Into a ball “I have heard." said Mbm Wltridge. “that Mr*. Towelton 1* very mueh Uisplravd that Sir*. SlaiCruder got ahead of her by giving that mind reading exh Hill ion at her bourn-. You «ee. all aorlety la talking about «, Of r«iur5,-j U U greatly to Sira. SlacCruder'a rred I It lo Isarr Intrtiduced the matter.*' "IMd the mind reader Bud out who had the moat mind ?" "1 don't think that wa* hi* object He told what people were thinking

about."

"SSTuit were they thinking about?" “What a qumtlon! It waHnl that which waa wonderful; It wa* that be could tell without knowing what *hey wen thinking about" “How could be tell what be didn't

know?"

She lifted her big brown liquid eyes from u tangle In the yarn sbe wa* rtralgbtenlng out to bla with a kind of puzzled wonder. } “I didn’t mean to *ay." *be replied when abe bad given her brain time to work out an answer, "that be could tell what a person wa* thinking about without knowing U. but be didn't know It until—untlf“— “He found It out." supplied Pete. "No. net that either. The remarkable feature of hi* performance wa* the way be found It out-” •How did be do it?” •How did he do ft? Why. be did II by" — She waa stalled again. “Perhaps he didn't know hlnueJf.' "That's It. Ue said he didn't know bow be did It" "What did he do?" "He took Billy Perkin*' band and. blindfolded, led BlUy to what be thinking about- Then Sir. Horton wrote something on a piece of pajH-r. folded It. put It in an Mirelupe. pat the envelope In a book, put tbc book the top of the Ul-rarr, and then the”. "Where did be pot the library?" "The library! He didn't put that anywhere. It wa* there already.’ "Wall, then what baiipened?" "The mind n-adei told what wa* written on the pajx-r. though be bad been blindfolded all tbc time." “Thai's nothing remarkable. XU bet I eon led what you’re thinking about tbla minute." “I don't believe you can do any such

thing."

“Try me. Think of something, and 111 tell you wbat It U ' “Very well; J've thought of some

thing"

"A pumpkin." There wa* contempt In her expre* ■loo ** »be looked at him and replied that she waan'l (hUiklug of an, such

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"Yea. you Wrrr. You were thluUn;' of Turn Baxter. You couldn't think of Turn hast«r wltbuui thinking of Tom Baxti-r’* bead. Tom llaxteT* bead In a pumpkin r "How ridiculous,'" But ahi did not ■mile Ibdn-d, *bc made tbu <-xi-btiQii Hun Iwcauiic *h* didn't quit* gru*p Urn logical condiMlun. "Ill tell you wU*t you db," hr. prorfwdtd. tud giving ber lime to Iblnk II all out. "You fix your mind on «otu«tblng and ITl load you to it,” Kbc Niwnl aomr lima ■electing an ob J*et. then told him - hi- wa* ready. He took ber band and led ber to the piano. "I didn't think of that at all." sbe

■aid.

"I'll Cry again." be *nld. *1111 holding her hand, and bo led ber to a clin k 011 Ul mantel. "Wrong ngaln " He b-d 1ht to a Icle a-tet# In the een ter of the room. Fbe didn't say wbeth 'ie waa right or Hot. nor did be *»k They rank Into their reaiiectlTe; * on the tete-a tete. He *1111 held

band.

• an tell you what you are thinking aboil!" he wild. "Wbal r "Tom Baxter."

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Rhc dkl not reply to Hill. Hbe lower "And I can tel! Jim." be went on. wbal rou think I’m lliloklng H»ml " "Wnair "Tou'rr thinking llul I'm ililiikli.it IbMt I—that I love jou." wa* a greal deal more of till* lnlrllei-tu*l eoiiverwallon. but at tl>b (Milnl It lieeanii- Wbal ilw world luc lo nrd levy often. Iltougb II la n qin-a Hon If II Urea |. r~.li« The mind rend bad *t 11 am I given n young man a lo penp

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