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The Yellowstone journal., 1893-04-27
ODDS AND ENDS.

A Bible which has been in the family
of Mrs. James Pierce, Of Wanatah, Ind, i,
for many years is said to have been used
ut the marriage of Pocahontas.
the municipal counsel of Rouen has
decided to change the name of the Quai
de Lesseps, which was named only a few
years ago in homer of the fallen great
man.
During the last 90 years more than
453, 600, 600 has been spent in restoring
cathedrals and churches in England and
more than sis, 100000 in building new
churches.
The Minnesota Historical society saws
that the source of the Mississippi river is
in partially inclosed basin containing
many ponds, lying directly south of Lake
ftasca and distant from its head three
miles.
Some persons profess to be able to
cuess approximately from what part of
Italy woman comes by the length Of
her earriags. Italian earrings leLgthen
Is one goes southward, and in the ex-
treme soath of Italy the earrings Of the
women reach almost to the shoulders.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-04-27

The famous winged lion on the column
in the place of St. Mark in Venice--de-
ocribed by MIR. Ruskin as lone of the
grandest things produced by medieval
art, which all men admire and none can
draw"-has been thoroughly examined
and repaired under the direction of the
Cavaliere Boni, distinguished Italian
architect, who has published a report on
the subject. Originally the lion was
gilt, and traces were found Of gliding on
the upper paw. The eyeballs are of q
vitreous material, white and pellucid.
with triangular facets, but these do not
appear to be the original eyes, which are
supposed to have been Of carnelian
chrysoprase or other opalesque quartz.
The animal is constructed of small
pieces of bronze about one-third of al
inch thick, secured by screws to an iron
framework. The framework and screws
having oxidized, it became necessary to
remove the lion from the column and to
replace the iron framework by frame
Of bronze. Signor Bon;, for the reason
that he gives, believes that the lion, as
well as the capital which bears it, Is
twelfth century work, and therefore
century older than Mr.. Ruskin's esti-
mate.-Pall Mall Gazette.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-04-27

The Hiss ans ''saectacIes'' OF tie Cobra.
1t is a remarkable POPULARITY of most
poisonous reptiles that they seem to have
q great reluctance of putting their dead
ly powers into operation. Before irfict
ing the fatal bite the rattlesnake always
gives his note of warning. and the salle
may be said of the cobra di capello, the
most deadly Of the many poisonous rep
tiles Of India. The cobra warning is M
mistal1abl"--he dilates the crest upon his
neck and gives hiss loud enough to be
heard distinctly 80 feet away. The CO.
bras crest is a flexible membrane orhood
with two black circulars joined together
30 as to form very good representation
of a pair Of spectacles. When the hood
or crest is in position, its eyes seem to
blaze with a deyilish lEster. and the con-
tinued Missing gives the very air a roi
some smell.
According to the best authorities. the
cobra never bites while the hood is
closed, and SO long as that particular
membrane is not erected the creature
may be approached and handled with
impunity. Even though the crest be
spread, if the creature continues III 81
lence, there is 10 danger. One hiss,
however. is sure sign that the reptile is
angry and searching for victim.-St.
Louis Republic.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-04-27

Good advice tn the Subject 81 hats.
Some one hes sld thar rot one man III
!. dozen knows Losv 20 wesr dress caat.
ana il Is quite a:5 t-';le that large num-
Der of individuals 10 not have any idea
how to wear IL lat One man can wear
his hat at the h&cis Of his head ard looi,
well dressed, while another having his
hat in that position would look rs though
he We're recovering from protracted
round Of dissipation. 1t Is just the same
with the other positions. on the top of
the head. on either side or drawn over
the forehead. 1t is knowing how to wear
a hat which makes it look well, and the
knowledge often enables the poor man
to look more dressy in Il cheap hat than
his richer neighbor in u much more cost
ly one.
The time the knowledge is a saving
one is when buying Il hat. A good sales
man will take care that Il customer gets
hat that will fit him when worn in the
position which is most becoming to that
individual. but unless this is taken care
of by either purchaser or salesman there
will be little satisfaction from the pur-
chase and the hat will probably blow off
at the smallest provocation. A h 4 that
fits and is worn right seldom blows off.
no matter how high the wind may be-
st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-04-27
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GUFl. t =,

Thers5s t@f,;af lontea between A.
vim. ...ae, a5-s- Z. enayI. -.ll
Maria Laaacv. 1sE, @v Legacy. has
been m - Il. :. LiCcHuel0. .eEv Brain
Tree. Mass.
1t Will cost not less than $500 and not
less than six months Imprisonment 10
ring !, 4grae il North Carolina.
Geo@a Z. Lloyd, owner Of Nellie
Lloyd. 2:22l; Harry JJnea, 2,isI, ana
Dolly Brown, 2:is. died 1t Chicago.
Mrs. Clulse dam Of Black Cloud.
2:l14j. by Pilot Walker died recently ut
Ashland Stock farm, Clari, county. Ky.
Rowley, the gelding THAI recently low
cred the English trotting record is a
son Of Clear Grit and said to be out Of
thoroughbred aam.
II. p. Ring, of Norwich. Conn. has a
G-year-oli mare that roadel nine miles.
two men to a sleigh. the past winter in
81 minutes over a lilly route.
Royal Wilkes, a.:a5t, by Lumps, dam
Lucy dam OF Billy Bell, 2:2a4), by
Royal George. has been sold to George
Van Dyke. Stewartstown, n. H.
Rowley, ii horse belonging to Mr.. Cur
It's, broke the English trotting record
March 81 at .Aintree course, Liverpool,
by doing . mile in 2:22iaa. The previous
record was a:225.
Tie Sioux Falls Breeders and Turf
association was organized at Sioux
lalls. 5. D., March aS It will hold
.hree meetings during the coming
season, the first meeting to be in July.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-04-27
Sprung from Hunters.

Traditions and folklore among the
people of mountainous Kentucky are
evanescent and vary widely in different
localities. 1t appears that the people
are sprung Il part from the early hunt
ers who came into the mountains when
game was abundant, sport unfailing and
living cheap Among them now are
still hunters. who know the haunts Of
bear and deer. needing no dogs. Even
yet they prefer wild meat--even pos
sum" and - BON" and gronndhog-toa ar V
other.--"Blue Grass Region OF Kel
tucky"
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-04-27
A Tender Heart.

Little Joh,ny-l guess III get rid of
that dog | found He's too much of a
fighter. Hes always hurtin other dogs
Fond Mother-My little cherub does
not like to see the poor dogs hurt.
know.
Little Johnny-No'm. cause some of
the other dc 5 is owned 10y bigger boys
than | am - GOOD News
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-04-27

A we'll known Precursor tells me that
WOMEN may income members of that
s,rier tHiS u news TO Inc, and will I've to
tttsf-, women If am not mistaken After
i isa-Ity search haye also ascertained
Hat @nrfef tt:sy ba Odd Fellows too
i.rtsiflfIy .lleY vii, cot wish TO. sos TO lie
Oil Is To ne talked about nowadays
.s.g orb Advertiser
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-04-27

Hasband-My physician tells me
must have ii complete change Of scene
don't know but Ill have to run over to
Europe,
Wife-That isn't necessary. dear; just
take day OF. and help me ON my shop
ping. .--Cloaii Review.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-04-27
An Off Dav.

lis yer hens layin:" asked the farmer
of his neighhor.
Yes was the disconsolate reply.
They're layin off" - Chicago Inter
Ocean
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-04-27
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! plan and "A woman They stood ut
the rear window It was open | saw
me man with his arms nut ont, suppl
eating like The woman mad Il bundle
" ner arms Then she didn't have it
The man gave cry of horror that rang
ont nish above the clalnor OF the wheels
and the rattle OF the rails and the creaf-
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-22

egg. Opr6cz tego odbisra Towarzystwo
nZgode' q AmerykD bezpaatnis. n co
skladamy Bog sapla6.
2 biblioteki mogR | ME cslonkowie
korzystac.
Me Pojmujemy ola crego nssi rodacy
eak stroniH Towarzystwa tw. Tadeusza.
Odzywany sic do nsszych zaonyoh
Polsk Aon | matek, ably Eaobeoali swyoh
mellow i syn6w do Towar.ystwa kt6re
ma tax wzniosie cele.
Towarxystwo ka4de mianowicie
Towarxystwo tw. Tsdeusxa watns mote
sPoleCsehstwu oalemu tax .jsk pojedyh-
czym czlonkom do t~owarzystwa nalefa-
Gym 1 przystepujacym, oddac Przyslugi.
Ola sego ka4dy JUL przez wzglad m
wiAsne " dobro | m wiasna swa PREY
sziosc, do takiego Towarzystwa nale4e6
Powinien. Mianowicie " naszym marc
die nsmieta6 o tenn i ds1y6 do tego
wszyscy w~spolnemi silami powinnismy.
Me wszyscy to WIDE ! uznaja, to
prawda, ale tenn wiecej o tenn pamietac
/ do rego datye powinni OF kt6rzy ode
brali lePsze wy~chowanie / nauke Cd ro-
dric6w i " slkole, albo cd Boga umysi
zdolniejszy W ogole ~zdolnosci. ateby
20 lepiej przejrzec i zrozumiec. Tylko
y ten spos6b mosemy sic spodziewad
ze to nizsze stany u mas n~abravszy VIE
cej wYksztalcenia beda rzeczywistym
trwaiym flarem naszego spoieczehstwa.
Stosowne do oborow odbytych l sty
cznia T. b. wchodzs wskiad Zarzadu M
rb. p. p: ]. Grajnert jake prezes, J.
Malinowski 1. zastepca, H Przybyl,
~sekretsrz, J. WIorek, zsstepca, A.
RezIer, kasyer, A. Muchs, zsstepca,
A. Aalinowski, bibliotekarz, Jan Pc
uicki, zastepca, j. Maslanka, &. Ko.
zfowski, FIR. Grajuert 1. jako lawnicy,
Jakob Mucha, choraty, J. Rszler, L
Grsjnert, asysteuci, ]. Grajnert, Anto
nj Budzin, marszaikowie.
J. Grdjnert, prezes,
II. Przy6yS, sekretsrz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-22

KA4DY, kto potrsebuje informacyi " ixie-
dxinie ogioszeh, najlepiej sobfe postapi,
gdy kupi egsemplarz Book for Advertiser"
saWieraiaca 1893 stronnc. Cena jednego do
lara ,Wysyia sic pocSta IA odebraniem male
sytoscl. ZaWiera spis sebrany akuratnie =
naJlepsEych pism, podaje nczbe ich sbonen-
eow 1 Wsselkie dane tycsace sic ceny r6znych
ogfoszen bimesowych. Address Rowelps Adj
Verasing Bureau, 10Spruoe St, New York.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-22

Razem 1855
81 Ma chrzcinach u OBJ. Andrzeja
Nowaczewskiego ma Town of
Lake zebral OBJ. Jakob Szeszy-
cki ma pomnik kosciuszki 800
Ma ten eel oiarowali PIP. Jakob
Szeszycki, Felix's Tomaszewski,
Bernard Nowaczewski, Andrzej
Nowaczewski, Franciszek Cha
melski i Jan Janicki.
81 Ma obchodzie trzyletniego j.
s~tnienia ,Przyjaciela Ludu"
wydawanego przez p. Rosih-
skiego wPittsburgu zlotyli star
81 obywatele ma pcmnik 10
sciuszki 2O,OO
Oprocz tego donosi p. Jan Bla-
szak, ktory te sumo nadeslal, re
czlonkowie Towarzystwa Pre-
myslowo-Handlowego zbieraja
take ofiary ma pomnik i ju1
spora skolektowali sumke. Pie
Made nadesiane zostana, sko-
TO kolekta bedzie ukohczona.
Razem 57.s5
" Dr~zeniesienia 1o2I IN
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-22
Ma pOmnik KO6ciuszki
zlo4yh skladh nastepujacy
O6arodawcxy.

49, kOA AOCC1OD6Al
zfoEyh skladh nastepujacy
ofiarodsvcy:
$500 Legion sw. J6zefa W South
Chicago zebrane przez Waw.
Follmer GOO
81 Towarzystwo bratniej pomocy
Adama Mickiewicza W Jersey
City 1000
60 w. Ko&lakiewicz Red Jacket 100
6o Karol Zulawski Pittsburg LOO
367o Ma chrzcinach u pahstwa
Frankowskich ma Bridgeporcie
W Chicago zebrai obywatel 10.
zef Antkowiak ,.so
II Albert Okrasa, Chicago 100
Ma zabawie dnia Iogo lutegou
Jozefa Sakowskiego pod mr..
3aa6 Musprat ul. W Chicago zro-
biono propozycye, ably zbierae
ofary ma pomnik Kosciuszki.
Skladka zajal sic Jakob Core
lanczyk. Ofary ma ten eel zlo-
tyly nastepujace osoby:
"a Teofl Szeszycki IS
70 Jozef Sakowski az
"a Kazmierz Sakowski as
IS Wiadyslaw Sakowski as
Is Jakob Go~rzelanczyk rs
II Bronislaw Pikulski az
IS Stanisiaw Pelczyhski S.
79 Jozef Skoraczewski as
$3.50 Jan Sakowski 2s
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-22

Prosimy csytdG, DO to do6ra sciadomoSt
dIo scezystkich PoIdk6so 70 Ameryce.
GOn1ec 4 Iskra
CZASOPISMO ILLUSTROWANE
wychodzi zoe Lsooscie cd lat szesnast,I
Posiada niezmiernie obfta, ciekawa, DO
fytecxns j patryotyczna tres6, wsrod
ktorej zawsze drukuje zajmujaoe po.
wiesci.
Mkt sic ME znudxi = kazdy sic pokrzepi,
Bedxie mu W duszy i ma sercu lepiej...
zimno ME wlele cd ,,lskry 1 Gohca"-
DO piersi ludzkisj sle promienie sioncai
70 ooore, piekae. na szpaltach ME zgasnie-
Doore pogfaszuze - zie na odlsw chIasnie.
Goniec s Zskra zamieszcza illustracie
Portretowe ! dowcipne szkice HUNGRY.
styczne. Wraz z oso6nym dodatkiem
iilustrowanym, wychodzi cztery razy M
miesiac. Ola prenumerator6w rocznyob
pofrocznych, oso6ne prensje 6ezpsatne
Nadseiajacy prenumerate roczna a
dolarY), oprocz caiorocznej przesylki
nGohcs l Iskry", otrzym1ja natychmias,
try zeszyty illustrowanyoh Klejnoe6u
hSnoru, sdtyry { dolocipu polskie9o,
GRAZ potoiese 70 trzech czssciach NJ. ID,
Ohamskiego p. I. Nasze Zycie; nadse.
faJacy P~oaroczna prenumerste e dolary)
otrzymujs natychmiast tylko try re
szyty ilustrowanyoh Kzejnot6so hume
ia, sdtyry 8 doaocipu poLskiego. Prenu.
merature Przesyfsc moAns " kazdej
ehwili; numera z poczatkiem drukuja
cych sic Powiesci ~przesylajs sic bezpia
tnie. Prenumerature I Ameryki najdo-
godniej PrIesyiac dolarami papierowymi
" iistach rekomendowanych, lub wre-
szcie Przekszem pocztowym pod adre-
sem:
Adminiseracjd Gohca { Zskyy,
LWOW,G Lemberg1
utica Kraskewskiego l. %.
Europa = Austria = Galicja.
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The Charles 4. Vogs'sr Co. Baltimore, Nd.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-22
Raxem S4Os6.95


GeTresheips, " s~tyczniu.
Szsnowna Redakcye uprasEamy o u.
mieszczenie " ismach pisma swego ma.
sze sprswozdanie,
SPrawozdanie z ozwartego roku list.
nieuia Towsrzystwa polskiego Sw. Ia
deuszs " Gerresheim, "a czas cd ]
stycznia 81 do l stycznia 1892-l893.
Wasnej " ubiegiem roku doczekalisuy
sic chwili.
Towarzystwo nasze BOWEN moglo "
MIN obchodzic dnis 81 lutego ~trzecia
letnis ~rocznice ~zalo4enia swego, via
czona z p~cswieoeniem choragwi iowa
rzystwa, a ka4dy przyzns, As ola mas
jake ma obczyznie, byla TO u~roczystoSc
n~iezwykss, swisdczaca nsjlepisj nietyl.
ko o dobrym rozwoju Towsrzystwa lecz
! o jego silnyoh podstswach. Piekny
Przebieg tel uroczystoSci pozostsnie ma
dlugo nilem wspomnieniem, . bez
wplywu ma dslszy rozw6j Towsrzystws
zsPewne ME bedEie. Ma poczstku tsgo
roku hczylo Towsrzystwo "a cslonkow,
przybylo " cisgu roku 38, razem 81,
wykreslono Ii, wystspilo 8, wyjeehsl 1,
pozostsje l stycznia 10 ozynnych / 2
honoroWych, 90 ~Jednakowoz ma Ceres
helm ! okolice jest liozbs bsrdzo msl.,
gdzie lyle set rodakow naszyoh pre-
bYwa. Posiedzeh zwyozajnych odbylo
Tow. 20, walnych 4, Earzadu 4. Ma
posiedzeniscb byly odOzytywsns srty
kuly ro4nej tresci czescia Z ksissek /
c~zasopism. Stan kssy ME moana nszwao
Pomyslnyn, gdya Towsrzystvo sprs-
viwSzy Piekna chorsgiew, a kt6rs 500
mr.. k~osztowsla. Udzial bralo Tow. z
chorsgwia 4 razy, innyoh Towsrzystw
Polskich " Elberfsldzie, " Duesseldor
6e, " Muehlheimie, ~ Erkrath (oze.
ladzi kstoliokieD. Ksisdz polski Cd
wiedzii mas " tem'roku 2 razy.
Do wspolnsj komunii sw. przystepo-
wslismy 2 rszy.
Csloukowis abonuja pisms nsstapu
jace: ,,oredOwuik", pGoniso Wislko-
polski", yWiarus Polski", ,Poslsniso
KstoliOki", nsWistso", YPrssglsd Emi
kraoyiny", liozbs ich dochoazi do 40D
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w. f. Severa Balsam

w. f. Severa Balsam
ma chorobe Pluc jest najlspszsm, mai
Pewuiejszem | NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. le-
ksrstwsm M wszystkie choroby 0ardla
Psuo, M kaszel roznego rodzaju, dy-
chawice, zspalenie gardia, febre pluc,
modry kAszel, krup, plucis krwiS, Wv.
silsjace . kr0tkie oddychanie, ma su-
choty dokuczIiwy kaszel. Cena 80 o.
70 o. P~rzyrzadzil ". r. Seuera "
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. lego baIsamu
dostso mozns We wszystkich polskich
ozsskich aptekach. Skutki te0o bal.
samu:
OBJ. W. r. Severa, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. Pahski Balsem okazal sic prsv.
dziwym Erodkiem do uratowanis aycis
moich Piecicrga dzieci. Dwoje umarlo
nam, chocisz misiy n~sjlepszych lekarzv,
Zaniechaism rady tyoh lek&rzy q Severa
Balsamem uratowaRam mole p~iecioro
dzieci Przy tyciu.
Helena RontcskOvo,
Vining, Iowa
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wychodzl We Lwowis cd Lat sIedmiu n.,,.
gularnieJ diva raEy mIesiecxnie n ik a
odsnacEa sic prawdziwym humorsm 4 v1ho,e
ny%i nustraotsmi, wykonanymi prss: nss-
z~nAkoEAtszych artystow poiskichi za0ra,t-
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ktory zamieszcsa MOVIE dowcipv. Seecas
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uustracye e takfe k-olorowane 4 odhssn -
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A. rzysxlaka We Lwowie.
Gaia prasa polska uznala ,,smiau.
jake najlepsze pismo humorystyozne noIstis
5eoagowene " duchu p~rawdzfwie poI.If1
oemokratycznym, pod hAsiem: R6~no1x
"onos niepodlegios6.
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uiuDiensEych komposytor6v. ~
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w Ameryce: rooznie 3 doIarv.
- pofrocsnie IL dolara.
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administrator ,,Smigusas, Lv6- F1-.-.
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The record-union., 1893-07-19
TIE MoHIcAN,s M1sHAP.

The set-to between the United States
steamer Mohican and the Hawaiian
poaching steamer Alexandria was rather
amusing, despite the gravity Of the cause
of the trouble The Mohican is an old
fashioned wooden snip, one of the aban-
doned type, and good for nothing but
revenue service, and not good for that it
appears when a saucy poacher secs fit
to resist.
She was sent to Behring Sea to patrol
the seal waters and warn off pOachers.
Finding the Alexandria raiding rock
cry, she fired a shot across her bows as
an order to halt. Thereupon the seal
pirate returned the compliment with a
ball which took the Mohican amidships
and disabled her unprotected engines,
and the man-of-war with her 200 officers
and men had to make haste to port for
repairs.
The gallant men of the United States
vessel must have been astounded at the
audacity of the poachers, but when the
round shot struck the old hulk and
rendered her useless, their chagrin must
have been very great.
OF course it is no small matter; the fir
ing upon the flag of an American naval
vessel under such circumstances is an
ofIense that is classed with piracy. The
United States Government will certainly
follow up the Alexandria, and wherever
found upon the high seas will seize her,
and bring her officers to trial. But the
Alexandria is a swift sailer, and for
vessel not ranking as a man-of-war is
heavily armed. Comment was made last
spring in the press upon the remarkable
armament of the boat, and it drew atten-
ton to her from all naval quarters, but
until she committed some overt act there
was no excuse for overhaulng her.
1t is likely that the commander of the
Alexandria, fully aware of the gravity Of
her offense, will run for some remote port
and desert the ship. 1t is scarcely prob
able that the officers will take the risk of
capture, or of surrender from some port
with which our navy is in easy communi-
cation. For it is unlikely that any ma
ton will harbor the ship or refuse to give
her up.
England, under the agreement forbid
ding seal taking in Behring Sea pending
arbitration, is bound in good conscience
to sustain our demand for the Alexandria,
and indeed to render assistance if need be
TO take her. Look at it in any light, and
the belligerent Alexandria is in bad II X
and from this time forward is condemned.
That she will be taken, may be considered
certain. Later advices cast some doubt
upon the story of the encounter For the
sake OF our naval reputation, let US hope
that the tale is fiction.
The record-union., 1893-07-19
One on Depew.

Here's one on Chauncey Depew. The
genial doctor had dropped in to see a
gentleman on some business at his pri-
vate residence. An inquisitive small
boy was playing in the extension room
behind the parlor. He seemed to take a
great interest in the visitor, and every
now and then suspended his sport to
reconnoitcr him. When Mr.. Depew left,
the lad ran to the front window and,
looking out, asked:
who is that man, papa?"
He's the gentleman your mother and
1 were talking about at the breaktas
table this morning, Mr.. Depew, the
greatest story teller L ever heard"
A few days after, the visitor came
again. The lad was standing on the
front stoop, and as Mr.. Depew rang the
bell he said to him:
81 know you"
Mr.. Depew is fond of children. and,
patting the little fellow on the head, OBJ
served encouragingly: Come now, if you
think you know who l am, who am I?''
YOU'RE the gentleman that tells the
biggest whoppers papa ever heard"