The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-03
he TRIED TO "SHOW OFF"
And as "a Result the Engage Has
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did Won notice the way AnUuS Mac
! donald aud Kitty Chcatem acted last
| night" asked the first girl. eagerly Il
fanciel there was u slight cnIdneS~ be
| tween them"
GOODNESS" exclaimed the second
! girl, laughing; GOODNESS. | should
! think there was: the north pole was
! nothing IL il. How did il happen: oh,
! I'll tell you. Kitty told me in conf
! d"nce yesterday, and "" been just
| dying to tell somebody else; it's such
| good joke.
You heard about the trip they were
| 10 take to the West Side. didn't YOU:
! Well, eycryhody thought that meant it
! was all settled. seeing that they We're
! going to call upon his sister | know
/ Kitty intended il that way and if
! they'd only gone on the street ears il
would have been lovely But you see.
! Angus rides we'll and he's very proud
of il, 50 he would insist upon going on
! their wheels. ana while they were
! crossing town he couldn't resist the in
! clination to show off, ana make Kitty
! scream. She can scream real cute YOU
! know, and she can play afraid better
! than any girl | know.
so, Just IS they got to Washington
! and LaSalle streets Angus would take
/ the busiest way because he wanted 10
| show off so badly they saw waiter
| from one of the restaurants crossing
/ the street ahead of them with big
! tray of dishes on his arm
just see me scare him white said
! Angus and, Of course. Kitty screamed
| and begged him not to 50 much that
/ Il" was Just compelled to do it, so he
! rode around that man twice. lust as
! the poor fellow got in the middle of
! the street. and it was lots of fun But
on III" third round Il big dray drove
| over poor Angus. and knocked him
J right into that darby with the tray.
! and Kitty was 50 scared that she lust
fell off in the mud and screamed real
| honest wells. not cute little shrieks, YOU
| know.
Angus picked himself III and told
! her to behave and not act like a Com
| anch" Indian. and that made her mad
aud 50 she laughed AT the way he
| looked. all muddy like that and COY
cred with coffee and sandwiches ana
custard pie and things. Then he got
! mad and told her she was sight her
self, ana they quarreled right then and
| there. And since then they won't
! speak only when they just have to.
Ana The engagements all off, as a mat
ter of course
Il should think So" said the first
! girl. amuscdly. aud they went off to
call on Kitty and tell her how sorry
they were that She hadn't known bet
ter than TO quarrel over such a little
! thing.
There is no month in the year in
| which the song of til" reaper is not
| heard in some land on the globe In
! january i the wheat harvest of Aus
tra}a. New Zealand. Chilli and the Ar
gcntinr Republic: in February ana
March. Upper Egypt and India; in
| April. Lower Egypt. India. Syria, Cy-
| rruS. Persia. Asia Minor. Mexico and
! Cuba: i'll May. Texas. Algeria. Central
| Asia. China. Japan and Morocco: in
| June California. oregon. NisStSsippi
/ Alabama Georgia. North aud South
! Carolina. Tenn. $500. Virginia. Ken
/ lucky. Kansas. Arkansas. Utah. Color
| ado. Missouri Turkey. Greece. italy
! Spain. Portugal and south of France:
| in July. New England. New York
| Pennsylvania. Ohio Indiana Nichi-
! gan. Illinois. Iowa. Wisconsin. south
! pru Minnesota. Nebraska. Upper Can
1 Il, l,1Ir,
! Hungary. South Of Russia. Germany
Switzerland and South of England: in
| August. Central and Northern Mime
sofa. The Dako1aS Manitoba. Lower
| Canada. Columbia. belgium. Neither
| lands. Great Britain. Denmark. Poland
ana Central Russia: in September ami
! october. Scotland. Sweden. Norway
| and north Of Russia: in November
| Peru and South Africa: and in p"c"ln-
! her Burmah and New South Wales.
OF late years the production Of cot
fee in British Central Africa has CON
| Siderahly Increased. In 1sa1. the first
| few sacks were sent 10 the London
| market. and fayUrably reported on. In
! 1926. nearly l7n tons We're exported.
| last wear the total rose n 300 tons and
! this year il : expected that There VIII
be At least coo tons Il i estimated
t that n the end Of the century the ov-
! port VIII amount 10 1000 tons and tin.
! planters Az a-itatju- for tn" ,.ou>.r.1I.-
ton OF n railway from Chtr"mo u KIan-
! tyre. IN order 10 "h,tat" tu. present
| difficulties "f TRANSPORT.
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