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CnurRCH OF THE MESSIAH s4th-st o SoTn yF,p VII
sve.seviees II a a. KEY Hone cordial welcome
70 all corneis win b. given.
corr.r,1rATr REFORMED CHURCH. HAhLEMri r.
FIRST CHURCH l2isst near 5l- T1I IoN Pastors
M MiT EMBNboR RPa '.. D. breaches i ana
william TLLH; JUSTIN HARSHA D. d. breaches II and =
FIFTH AVENUE c9I4Eo 5i 55 REFORMED sTs CHURCH.
Rev. DONALD SAGE MACKAY. d. d.. MINISTER osrioct
Dr. MACKAY viii preach at both services
MARBLE COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH
2,th and ON ave p, ,,,,ts,.-
pa. HyA'RcfiInALD p BRADSHAW Will preach At IL
a. m Subject: Gods Overflow at ; p No. SUBJECT
Chris, As our Refuge"
MIDDLE coLLEol,ATs. ~ EE II r, CHURCH
hey J y, Ss G Eyehins worship o'clock
Rev EDwAHD NILES Will preach at BON SERVICES
WEST END colLNnATE REFORMED CHURCH
Wsst In ave. s2d c a'ihs' Minister
Morning worship at II o'clock Evening worsnip o
ociock. Mr COBB viii preach at oo'h services
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS COLLEGIATE REFORMED
Rev. cHAs. D. MOTT D. D.. viii preach at II a. m
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST a2a West 5e,h .t.Ilo:i ;o6 a
m. Mr. T. II MOORE VII p,ea' N IN p,r viii nr,arh
Ing seryise a, Rev , 3D. S g RGNilN" '''' VIII
DIR W EVANS DARBY Editor = The Herald Of
Peace" 81 London will address meeting AZ w.
Netting House .rn'r H. snttac. THE Hague confer
a1ac Ifs ncern Work ana Results" The public are
invited
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHrRcH AID q lal ST s.,
R SH'.l j. REMENsNyDER. D. D.. ras'or-ser'''''
II H. m. sunday school 9:45 o. in.
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST cHrRcH We. 4c' R,, st.
esr,ice AZ II o. m Preaching ly the Assistant III"
is,cr' v. s RIcHARDsoN " evening service.
FIFTH AVENUE rREsBYTERIAN Ci4RcH' corner 5nI
9th st-services sunday 2t'n ,,,<6 ~ y pr"slent
Frsse church College Aberdeen. Scotland Is expo '' ~
ofcatc
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 7e'h-s' and. Broad"ey;
Rev " HAIpEMAN Pastor. 9trN.',7 l' D. d.. ~ n
~ m Preaching morning and evening b; KY. ri, "
MAN win occupy tine pulpit next sunday
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST sCIENTIsT 49, .i l+a
West 4Sth ST. between Gfh anl 'iH ave-, n
Science service SUNDAYS a. 100 a,lin '' rooms open
Wednesday evenings - > O'CLOCK. i'''''''' '
da ly from a. No. 10 D. IN.
FIRST REFORMED PREsBYrERIAN cHr R BEL
lcevenanor4 l2tt st.. between oh and I'm @'f y ny
Dr. JAMES j. STEELE. Pastor Services nj II d. JILL
ana 4 p. IN. strangers always ""''"''
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. 10 Worm , s' 81
UM. r. BARNARD. Slpeiln r. ch,- ~ Children Of
49,, tr's,,,ptfar Public cordially Invited Donations "
clothing and shoes solicited
FOURTH AVENUE rREsRyTERlAN CHrRCH e. corner n
POI Rev WALTER nl \CAN ~ ~ m and o. m
Pastor elect. Will preach sunday ~ - IT, ID" " .
Wednesday evening prayer Meeting At :.
,,or-pT11 pREsRyTrRIAN cHrECH. West End 4 ave.
or, 81 Rev ! WILBiR CHAiMAN. IT, ~ i"7''
viii preach tomorrow at II a m. ana p "'
GRACE CHURCH. BROADWAY. CORNER ioTH-sr'
H1v Communion. a. m o,.,,o,
Early morning prayer and s'rr' y. o'''0N'
Later even. INK. = O'Clock.
All eittnss free.
-...7, ,,t.r1Ior,fs. CHURCH 1oith-st west q CO
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LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner
ifftf ---ur. CAMPBELL breaches - l' 80 ~
Tan Manhood" and at 7.45 on Hearing The truth
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Counirp poperin 60 Get.

7 AKDWODD.-To let elegant residence Onfurnished);
il improved stable. stalls spacious living rooms
BRADSHAW Lakewood. y. J.
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LADDERS AND FLAG POLES.

DDrDN PORTLAND LADDER 20
hUHRN. L &g,,o in na n1i auaN'''''
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FOR SALE.

Large brick house, semi detached, on
plot 40 #. front by Us #. deep, situate
on the north side Of Lefferts Place
(No. 1879, 120 #. westerly from
Franklin Ave. One Of the most con-
venient locations in Brooklyn. An
admirable property for home or devel-
opmcnt. Will be sold at a bargain to
close an estate.
MORRIS BUILDING CO.,
2O7 Ryerson ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
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ENGINEER. Sober. steady. maIilsr
awede. 80. pipe htilng' ,ep'mis' ''''e
rpJc-ON 32i Albert st., Astoria.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
DRESSMAkING.

DRESSMAkING.
-o~0~~~-O~-~~.oo>~~O ON~Nor|ONNNNON0N
A-A-A.-SEAL GARMENTS and otner
fine furs repaired. redy eel. remodeiled
,rf, latest s.,lrs az exceptionally low
i'rices ladies waited On az their residences.
Nra = l. BARKER III West 3yth ST.,
late with G. O. Gunthers sons. shave
A HIGH GRADE ladies' tailor and dress-
maker formerly OF 5th-aye., Will make
tallor-rrade suits IN finest imported ma
terials. lined Throughout Win pes, quatay
AK. ~or $50, regular price, $40. aosoIu'ely
perfect litter. exquisite Workmanship 49,
.re fancy waists. bicycle suits, rainy Gay
rostuues etc. outing and golf suits; our
new bicycle skirt can DE worn on Dom
,iSea. york done at my establishment
only u. MOsTKOWlTZ. % West 42d-st.
NINE MARIE. lGl Vest Ssth ST. Hery
description ~ fan gowns, Paris designs
r...la over i required. m i"faie prices
81 To sG French dressmaNngi Hng.iSh
tailoring. cutting tastins, - GEMS ,
glove f,t.rg. men cutters. Nine ROOME
IS East iHtt ~
ppr~sAfAKER correct styles. perfect
nf guaranteed. faultle~s skirt droop' sn
.,or,or .,.,k sri finish. expert On wraps.
-eer,.u-ifl-. yeas. uahie Mrs. COOKE. 10
West ftth 81. near broadway.
THB MOST reliable and prompt estaolis h,
ment % lave your Clothes cleaned iyed
and repaired. skirts rebound soc. altered
All repairal ty skilled workmen, send
t.TIT'eD STATES CLEANING. PRESS
NC AND DYElNG CO.. 50 Vest lsih-st..
near 9Th ate.
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ELECTRO mefallurgist and assay'I -.
niiires position. POTTER. -" South
Orange ave. Newark y !.
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ELECTRICIAN. with years Of eSperi IN
and who understands his buslnefs ihor
o,,a,s,, 10Th AT inside ard outside Work. IS
also machinst. with best Of reference, rs
t.ants situation AZ electrical work "A
dress At'ERBACH. 1871 Avenue j..
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FOOT POWER WORKSHOP MA
CHINERl.

~~-~~~-~-~-~-~. ~ - -, - -~>~~~~)~~~-o
FOOT POWER WORKSHOP MACHIN-
ERY.-WoOd and metal working tools.
Scroll saws designs and fancy woods
LITTLE TOOL STORE. 50 Fulton-st
New York city. Exchanges raie and
outfits bought
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GOOD BOY az head clbly IN h.l"l'
Call on FRED Ell.l' Is. l.Vo A"lN'''
ave. brooklyn
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HALLBOY. &c.-Neat coiorei boy as al
elevator ~ Office boy, city r"iercH 'a.
HAMILTON BELL. 21O West Glst 81.
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rrpENAN First class with license.
AUGUST BlERWIRTH. 237 East ''tn
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FOR SALE.
HATS MADE NE w.

-..1o11>0O~~~>>> >~>,~>>>>>>~-~-o>>~~>~>D~
ron SALE Tel R.LPA.N.S for . cents
at druggists: one gives RELIEF.
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GRACE, METHODIST CHURCH. 1oith-s'. west ot co.
,.11i'+s So h. ~ WATTEiS. Pastor pT'a'
a, il and sabbath school a. go li"'''" ''''
service al : Everybody cordially welcome.
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A SPECIAL PROGRAMME At GOSPEL TENT. 56th-
NJ. and Broadway. Dr. MLNHALl' on Inc hloe'
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plant taking all
touched and With the strength Of rapidly
plant spread could the signal
friend helped him fool the other
bands that he could hardly
the bowl or kiF the
stood by smiling note
plant
banquet that
The nagicians with rear
Of the at took root
only persons sat unoVed These
Egbert and Prince Alfred - - owl, .,
this dreadful plant that will overrun all the Three
T viii eff King will his
promise who kill the plant his crown and his
for helpless l4 only fTad the plant at once good
your piece of the Black Robe and your crown and
scepter before do of the work answered Prince AIRED
Alfred took the crown placed
and under the bands that held King
prisoner his piece of the Black Robe This having been
the magic that had belonged King Atreu was his
Then at whispered wGrd h the agela h erce f f
whitening branches fell its fruit rich and uGy There was
Balthazar. Long may he rule as our m1ghes
cry filled with Queen Atol listening in
her teeth
in the Three Kingdoms would be
able Filled with Joy now was Egrt PROUD ana happy
knew hat e until they could Lady
King the spell would still make
was his magic The black dwar
heard Louder and louder it
marchthe music the march played whenever
the in victory What that? From
many yearsarne deep
and Alfred as much asonished as the
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astray on such a day." replied the fer
ryrnan's wife. She was instantly de-
lighted with the tiny stranger, and
somehow, in a way she never could ex-
plain, this little boy looking up at her
with his bright eyes, quite won her
heart. Was there ever a nicer boy
than this che? she asked herself. Moth
ing could prevent her taking him in,
right then and there. and doing every
thing she could him within her mar
row means He was not lost appar-
emily. judging from his happy, content
ed manner.
But where did he came from and
whittier was he going? He didn't tell,
and she, odd as it may seem, forgot to
ask
The boy, evidently, soon felt at home
and allowed the ferrryman wife to
make him as comfortable as she want
ed. He made friends quickly and chat
ted busily and pleasantly, in way
quite old and wise, too, for so small a
boy He made the sober ferryman 8
wife feel gay and young again. She
listened and laughed and wondered and
time sped on. He sang a little song,
so sweet and beautiful was it that she
sat as If bewitched. For long years
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the dwarfs dare
ITO the gates Let us go
Lady Swiftly flew
of
badhe er
the Black Robe had passed
through the gate viii
fee
DESERT PATH,
LIONS WRATH,
SEE THREE
suddenly
the Lady o. he said
Ouicky robe
md
over hersho ulde
lions
croco a crocodile since
spell that had troubled the kingdom removed Prince
of the Black Robe.
King died and had who wasrnce Don't Care
writing which told something
about them soon, wish. D. H. W.
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boy slipped his hand into hers and
skipped along by her. side.
On reaching the bank the old wife
looked with anxious eyes across the
river to see if her husband was coming.
Yes. far. far on the other side she saw
him slowly making his way. An old
bent man with long gray beard he was,
but though his figure was bent he
seemed strong and muscular, as indeed
he was. Satisfied that all was well, the
ferrymans wife returned with her little
guest.
Wen have a nice, cozy supper to-
gether, you and t. spoke she on reach
ing the cottage kitchen, las the ferry
man doesn't come home till late to-
night He has been rowing great num-
bers of people across to-day. Something
must have happened on the other side"
Does he blow a horn, lady, to let
you know when he lands?" the boy
asked, thinking if he did he would run
down to meet him.
Dear me. no. replied she. 1.-The
ferryman comes and goes at any time
and so silent and quiet is he that
often do not know when he is around.
Noise of any kind disturbs him and the
dipping of his oars in the water Is the
only music his ear enjoys.
strange old ferrymanr exclaimed
the boy thoughtfully. He ate the simple
supper the ferryman's wife prepared
and after this both lapsed into an un-
usual silence which was quite soothing
to the boy. for he was soon nodding
drowsily. His hostess saw this, touched
him gently and bade him follow her.
Into a small. soft bed he crept, and
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creeping into his eyes the same far-off
look of hopeful joy and peace. 1 grew
half afraid, but [ must keep my fears to
myself.
Il tried to stop the motion of my oars
to rest my tired arms, but couldn't.
Then 1 called to the ferryman to stop
his boat, if only for a mi tie, but my
voice didn't sound at all. We just
glided on an on in the same unceasing,
never-ending, noiseless way. 1 noticed
with establishment that the little crea-
lures around me grew more and more
beautiful and their eyes almost dazz
me. They grew so wondrously lovely
that I looked at them in awe. but still
they neither spoke nor smiled. I tried
to take my hand from my oar to touch
one, but this me neither would my
hand leave its work. L must always
row, it seemed, but so tired had l now
become I felt nothing but pain, pain.
1t made no difference, must ever con-
tinue.
what would happen, and would this
journey never, never end, l thought
YEARLY My h inside seemed to
whirl, and finally, with great effort, 1
awoke.
"Oh, with what joy, lady, did find
myself in that comfortable bed. and
how glad to be under your roof and
once more awake" He sighed as if
he never could feel relieved enough.
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A Sweet Washday in Candy Town.

But he was too happy and light
hearted to bother much about anything
and when he waved good-by to the
ferryman's wife as she stood at the
cottage gate watching him, it was with
the same bright joyous face that had
looked in at her door the day before.
She followed the boy with eyes full
of longing and regret. She saw him
greeted with glad, loud shouts by some
tiny children in the distance, coming
from she knew not where. He joined
the merry group as if he belonged to
them. Turnin he waved a parting
farewell to the ferryman's wife. She
smiled in 1swer and smiling, sobbed
and tears fell fast and many, showing
how sadly she felt.
such a beautiful boy. such a beau
tiful boy" she murmured
When her eyes cleared enough to see
again they had all disappeared into the
deep dark woods
She stood meditatively for awhile
after he had gone, then gave herself
little shake Thoughtfully she drew her
hand across her eyes, saying. ponder
ingly, aloud, rs this all a dream? Have
1 been sleeping or am I awaken
No answer came and che returned
methodically TO her work. She never
quite knew what to think of this little
child who came apparently from no.
where and went-where?
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after the melody in those tones fingered
in her memory. How came this little
boy by so wonderful voice?
The clock struck the hour and she
rose with great agitation from her old
wicker rocker, exclaiming:
why, boy, I've forgotten the ferry
man, a thing that has never happened
before. Dear me, how could /? A hale
hour ago [ should have been down at
the bank TO see if he was coming
across" In a quick, nervous way she
threw a large shawl over her head and
shoulders.
May I go with you, lady?" asked the
hoy, jumping up in lively fashion. He
was always ready for a change and.
besides, was nicely rested by this time.
Eyes, come. If the ferryman is near
enough it will surprise him to see a
guest is at the cottage" replied she.
And she was very glad to have him
with her, for she was half afraid he
might disappear if she left him. The
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J1E )TI2,Alk1dE IL Il[Yl)ETORI&

nesting there was in short time fast
asleep.
"Such a beautiful boy to be wander
ing So" thought she, smoothing the
pretty curls, and then left him with a
sigh
But the boy wasn't to slumber as
peacefully as it looked he might. He
had Q dream, and such a dreami This
is how he himself told it next morning
to the ferryman's wife:
Lady, it was so very,very strange"
he began. 81 thought l was with the
ferryman and helped him row such odd
little people across an awful river. The
water rushed onward, continuously on
ward. wi h mighty motion, and the dis
tant, opposite shore was dim, always
dim.
THE ferryman had grown very old
and WITHHOLDING and his long, thin,
wrinkled hands shook with age. He
looked as if hundreds of years had
passed over his head and so feeble that
l wondered how he managed to row.
But his boat glided on and on, swiftly
and surely.
None of his passengers ever spoke
nor smiled nor did they seem to hear
when 1 spoke to them. Their eyes with
hopeful joy were looking at something
I couldn't see far away. What was it?
I wondered Could it be that ever dis
tant opposite shore that they We're
watching? I asked this, softly whisper
ing to a little creature beside me, but
my question wasn't heard. | asked it
of each one and not one knew | spoke.
"At last turned to the old ferryman.
but he was like all the rest and saw
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of the Three Princes for they must surely be dead They neDe
what brother show
had he not been so fiat
tered
King Aureus to give proof OF his skill IN ag
m the
the fields and behold when the
ana strange crop No.
black dwarf who had been
Alfred strangely reached the
there to come
place
this year. Balthazar from my seeu!
in pockets the seeds of strange and
which against most magic ese seeS ne
deep bowl Of water was placed Prince Alfred
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black dvarfs knew
suddenly changing
the good King and have him prisoner in the
How have worked this magic will not
say; he
gbe saying opened out
Arthur
all his
This prisoner Let no one
harm his peril"
he stopped to listen.
have fancy said Egbert, cooy
for Of him
He father
the Black Robe that
7 work The beasts seeing of
Robe will pieces"
King himself
mockingy
his of the
Now at last a Princes
Lady of
to
At thatins therew the
dwarfs before
of
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REAL UP-TO-DATE
BY EUGENE A. BEAUCE.

THE boy stood on the burning
roof,
In his heart was black despair,
/ He looked aloft, he looked aloof'
No power could save him there.
And soon around that fearless youth
The firemen aimed a stream,
But it was useless work forsooth-
The water turned to steam.
Then through the horror-stricken
crowd
A man began to grope;
There's always life, he cried aloud,
Wherever there is soap (hope).
Then picking up a large-sized cake
He held it up on high;
''Play on that soap for goodness sake,
That poor boy must not die!'
And on that bar of yellow soap
The water soon did gather,
And then the boy with newborn hope
Slid safely down the 'lather!"'
Another time that self-same lad
Stood on the burning deck,
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the home in which they passed childhood then they were
the kingdom OF the good
wicked towlth
running WIG
Black showing Egbert upon his lonely rock
in dungeon ground ana
ingt out o he deadly quicksand
9 globe would presently
Kingdoms Of zkonar and he ne i
sword shattered into thousand pieces
AtrophOle of that Egoert we
of magcans Let US think no
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ROUND, chubby
faced boy-a dear
little specimen of
his kind-hesitated
a long while and
then knocked at
the ferryman's cot
tage door.
The ferryman's
wife hearing the
knock Desired her
self.
Dear me, who
can that bel" she
exclaimed aloud,
and opened the
door eagerly, for
-1,o ruae IF q cOo{a
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heads MKT up, and yew bet I weeped
sum, and so did they the animiles, L
meen. Susie just ran OFF, and orl the
animiles chased after her Hkkitikut to
beet the band. While I looked along
kahn a park policeman, and 1 was
orful shared when l saw that he had a
buffers he'd on him. His club was
out for trubble, but poor man, he had
trubble of his own that time.
1 often herd about putin he'd on a
perleeceman, but 1 never seen it dun
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Bring Balthazar commanded the King and they
you before your very eyes said Fringe
in all the Three
the inc o showing is here s,,.5
Prince Alfred cast INTO the oeep oo"i
with wate a
Well
growth of this plant my crown ana my klgdn
it taken
wished only make the
lowers bowl sign What was his asnsh
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his he'd agenst a TELEGRAPH pole until
he made the splinters fiji. What's
yure naim?" I asked him. Then he
roared agen and yelled out "Embarmed
beef" and I ran off. 1 suppose it orl
kahn about because [ ct minse pi
ANNIE NIGHUS.
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hand I CESS she tride tew hard when
she put the beds back on the animiles,
for they were orl MKT up.
Just ask Mister Brownstrup to make
these little picktures of mine into reel
sure enuff newspaper views, for |
made them ruff on the spot. This is
the way the animiles looked with their
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site of hand. SUDDENLY Susie sed. sed
she, ''Agrameno, SACRAMENTO, pass.
Heads off, pleased" With that the heads
came off en- the buffers and the grizzli
and the dears (not gerls, but reel
dears), and the ipequhannah and the
duks-oh, it was orful!
If you'd a bin out thare, Mistur
Editur, you'd cried like Mis-
tur Johnsing at Sakramenter when
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His outlook now is more than sad,
He'll soon sink with the wreck
But hope has been renewed again
Just when all hope seemed lost,
And now to him with might and main
A bar of soap is tossed.
The boy for life begins to cope,
He will be saved once more,
For grabbing up that bar of soap
He washed himself ashore.
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HE nature and enjoyed a visitor or
could stop and rest bit, lady by
your fire. as it's cold and I'm very
tired?" asked the boy, looking longing
" in from the threshold.
Come in, come in, and most welcome,
child. You are too small boy to be
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you seen then poor dumb proofs
when thare beds wer orl off.
Susie, SUSIE" sed I, don't be
krewel. Put beds on orl them animiles
at wunst." But Susie allowed that she
just coodent 'Ill tel yure ma now
and shele Xix you" That's what l sed
to Susie, and Susie sed to me, "Oh,
don't do that, and I'll tri." Now Susie
is a good CURL. and wood bee orl rite
if she hadn't gone and learnt Site of
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SAD MIX UP
AT THE Park

T HAD an oreful dreme the luther
mite. Mistur Editur. wich I viii tel
you orl about. A reel thing it seem
ed like while it lasted. 1 was at
L Goldin Gait Park along with my
lister Susie, who has been studying
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-19

'Why. Allie, dear, is that the way to
begin your dinner?" asked a mother
of her little dau liter, as she began
with the pie.
We'll, 1 declare, mamma, I was go
ing to eat my dinner all upside down
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-19

81 shall certainly have to buy whip
to punish you with if you don't quit
behaving so badly" said a mother to
her naughty 4-year-old son. All right,
mamma" replied the precocious young
ster, land after you've whipped me
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-19

HE four animals and one tree at
Golden Gate Park pictured as
puzzle last Sunday were: % aca-
cha, % chipmonk, 90 deer, "a
grounding, 90 grizzly" No one
gave the correct answers to No. 4.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-19

third hidden in the
knowledge gained since last
magicans their
AtrOphole Il will
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cool that they did
suspected
table addressed
ALL SECRETS YOUR DEPTHS I'D SEE.
REVEAL PRINCES THREE"
The blazing liquid bubbles and bubble
Three Princes There