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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14
foot ball aggregation that has been seen

foot ball aggregation that has been seen
In Wheeling for several years. They
have made a fine record this year so
far. The defeated the crack Pittsburgh
College team. formerly Pittsburgh Coll
lego OF the Holy Ghost, by a score OF IS
to 0. thus placing them in the Front rank
of foot ball teams, in the estimation Of
the many Wheeling admirers OF Pitts
bursh College.
East End plays the old Princeton
style Of game and plays It fast and furl-
ous. Bethany plays the old U. OF P.
guards back formation, and 1t never
fails to make a gain. even through the
formidable line of W. 6 US crack team.
Displaying as 1t does the two standard
styles Of foot ball. Saturdays contest
will be well worth seeing by those who
take an interest In the game and wish
to see 1t played In tho manner that has
made 1t such popular sport.
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OHIO SIDE.
THE M'FARIANp ncoUpu
knocks Out the sanguine Hopes Of
Some Office Seekers. ~

Some surprise is expressed over the
fact that John K. Mcfarland is now
the county recorder Of Belmont county,
for about four years-three years from
next September. He was appointed
upon the death Of his father-in-la law. A.
s. Taylor, by the county commissioners.
and was nominated by the Republicans
for the unexpired term and elected in
that belief: but It seems to be the law
that appointments can be made only
until the next general election for such
officers, at which time tho candidate
elected serves the full term. This was
true in the case of DR.. Beetham. who
occupied the coroner's office under pre-
cisely the same circumstances. But 1t
seemed to escape everybody's notice
this year. and there were candidates
galore sprouting for that office next
summer, but Netherlands good fortune
puts them off for three years In the
preliminary fight.
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....FOR RENT....

Desirable residence at Elm Grove, all
modern convcnicnces OF gas, electric
light and water.
a. busch property.
No. liz Seventeenth street, . rooms--$5.
No. ST Chaplinc street, rooms-S5
No. u Sixteenth street.. ccllnr-N0.
No. 10 Virginia Strcct-sl0.
Blacksmith shop on Market street, north
Of Twenty-fourth street. zs--r
Building on alley in rear Of Gcrmaula
Hall. Dollar Savings Bank.
FOR SALE.
Store and dwelling on Eighteenth street.
Two slS-roomed houses, Moundsvillc, W.
Va.
Cheapest lot In Belvedcre addition: lays
well; fronts on two streets and on alloy:
price Sl25. 49,
No. Is and No. 30 South York street, a bar
gain for 80 days.
No. il23 Charles street.
No. 81 Maryland street.
No. Is Fifth street.
Ground 20 feet square on Eighteenth St
6-roomcd house on Main strust-
No. 80 Sixteenth street. p,<c- r>yo,r-
10 rooms and collar will 10 1old chcao q
sold In the next 80 days.
Store room and five rooms. brick build
ing. good location. with an old es-
tnbished trade.
Lot On South Front street,
No. % Main street.
No. Az Main street.
No. GO North Front street.
No. % Sixteenth street, store room and 10
rooms
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RIVER NEWS.

weather cloudy and cool. with light
snow last night.
To.day's departure Ia the T. A. Goebel
for Darlington. at 1880 p. IN.
The marks at G p. NJ. Tuesday. show
ed Q feet 0 inches and rising. About
four feet Is expected on the rise.
Yesterdays departures were the Tel
cphonc for Mntnmoras and the f. A..
Gocbcl for ClarIngtoIi. both with good
trips. g
The II. X. Bedford is coming out on
the rise. arriving this evening from
Pnrkcrsburg. She Will clear Tomorrow
morning ut II O'Clock for Parkersburg.
The City OF Wheeling will likely
leave for Darlington this evening
where she will DE given Il cleaning up
before entering the Neutrality-suspicious.
burg trade. She Is expected to be up
for Pittsburgh Saturday night.
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SATURDAYS GAME

Between Bethany College and the
Pittsburgh East End Eleven is the
Event Of the Season on the Wheel
Ing Gridiron.
FRANK BarGer. manager Of the Beth
any foot ball team, was in the city yes
terday arranging for the game on the
bal! park In this city. next Saturday.
between the Bethany team and the East
End Athletic Club, OF Pittsburgh. The
latter club Is one OF the strongest in
Pittsburgh. having defeated many OF
the very best teams In that section.
pittsburgh College Is we'll known here
having played several hard games with
the Wheeling Tigers. The line of the
East End people Is extremely heavy.
each man Weighing over 200 pounds.
They defeated Bethany at Pittsburgh
about two weeks ago. but since that
Time Bethany has strengthened Coach
Sweeney will bring the team to the Is
land ball park for practice this after
room. Several members OF the East
khd team have acqualntancrs In Nc
Aechen and Benwood, who will be on
hands TO root for them.
Hard practice was INDUCED In by the
Bethany college varsity" yesterday
afternoon. Every regular man was in
"ne with the exception OF VIII Edwards
AMI SDHeI tpbp n ra an -, ~ hzz.I,a,
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NEW BOXING MECCA.
Pittsburghers to Make o Bid for
Some Big Fights.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Nov. 13.-Twelve
Q. P!tsburgh's wealthy citizens, lovers
q. the boxing game, have formed them
selves into u club, under the name of
the Rankin Athletic Club. and have
erected q club house at Rankin, Just
outside, the city limits. for the purpose
Of pulling off all the big pugillstic
events possible. and also to give good
fstIc show every two weeks. The club
house Is up-to-date in every respect.
and has seating capacity of 10000.
Tom S,erck. who resigned from the
city police force to accept the position
"ill be matchmaker. He has arranged
for the opening OF the club on Thanks
giving night. with match between
Spike" Sullivan and Eddie Kennedy,
Of this city. A bid will be made for
the coming Jeffries-Ru fight, and
every effort put forward to secure It
for the new house. E.y-,
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GOOD FOR "KID' BROAD.
uo STAYS six Rounds With Terrible
Terry" McGovern at chicago-The
uv;5r Mixed Freely. II

"a stays six Rounds With "Terrible
Terry" McGovern at chicago-The
UKid" Mixed Freely.
CHICAGO. Nov. 13.-"Kid" Broad, Of
r,oyeland stayed six rounds with Ter.
70 Mcdovcrn at Tnttersalls tonight.
,,d although McGovern had the fight
cali in hand at most stages. he never
mad an opponent who came back at him
uore stoutly, and who gave him as
nuch In the same time as did the stock
u,,,e fellow who faced him tonight.
proad fought wonderful fight. mixing
u freely with McGovern at all stages.
ND scoring two clean knock-downs. A
th;rd time he landed left on Meow
srn. Ieuding him nearly down. Broad
Vent hts feet throughout the fight. ex-
rom, in the first round, when he was
trOcktd down, and In the sixth. when
he went down OF his own accord to rest.
% could not have fought another
round, however, and was completely
.mothered by the storm or blsws which
thr champion rained upon him.
The men entered the ring at 10:45.
BROAD coming first, followed closely by
McGoyerr. Broad was seconded by
Tommy Ryan, Harry Forbes and Casper
Leon. Bat Masterson acted as his
tme-keepr. In McGovern's corner
were Sam Harris, Sam Bolen and Jack
Root. Joe Humphreys held the watch
ior him. The fight was made under
articles calling for 126 pounds ut 3
o'clock McGovern's weight was an
nounced at 192ls md Broad's as 125.
Corbett's Challenge.
After the fight, James ]. Corbett en-
tered the ring, and read the following
challenge:
n, james ]. Corbett, have this day
placed in the hands OF Lou Houseman.
sporting editor OF the Inter-o Ocean, the
SUN OF 81, 900 as forfeit Of either one
Of two propositions: ri-
"First-I will box James J.. Jefrrles six
rounds before the Tattersalls Athletic
Club and will agree to give him IS per
cent Of the purse. win or lose.
"Second-If Mr.. Jeffries does not think
six rounds is fair test, will box him
twenty or twenty-five rounds. or to q
fnlsh, before any club In the country Of
tering the best Inducements, winner
take al"
The. challenge was received with loud
cheers. and. calls for n speech. Corbett
said in reply to the calls:
81 will box Mr.. Jeffries here any time
he likes, and give him is per cent, win
or lose. That's all I can say"
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The LInsly team will play Trinity Coll
lege. Of Washington. Pa. ut the base
ball park in this city, next Thursday.
The Linslys have have been strengthen
ed recently by Heaton, Of Martins Fer
ry. and with the return Of the cripples,
who have fully recovered. they expect
to more than regain their laurrls by de-
featlng Trinity.
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River kilograms.

OIL CITY-Rivcr inches md fall
inE. Cloudy and cooler.
WARREN-Rivcr q OF II foot md sta
tlonnry. Cloudy and cool.
, GREENSBORO-Rlve feet and
stationary. Threatening.
BRowNsVlLLE-Rlver feet and
stationary.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES foct and
stationary. Clear and warm.
PlTTSBURGH-ltive 81 feet nnd
rising. Cloudy and cold.
PARIfERsBURQ-Ohio river 9 feet g
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W. & j. Afraid!

Bethany has made every effort to get
another game with W. 81. but was un-
successful. The close game they played
W. & ]. at the beginning OF the season
has frightened the Pennsylvanian5 so
badly that they nre not likely to re-
cover W. & ]. had an open date re-
Gently. but refused to. meet Bethany,
saying that their team was too badly
crippled.
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ONLY FIVE MONTHS OF SCHOOL
In Union District Through Defeat of
Levy at the Late Election.

The people of Union district, in Mar
shall county, will doubtless be surpris-
ed to learn that they are to have only
five months of school. When the coun-
ty court canvassed the returns of the
late election It was found that against
power to levy" had majority of the
votes cast. 1t Is claimed that many OF
the people misconstrued the words in
regard to the levy for school purposes,
and thought they referred to an Issue
of bonds, but 1t would seem that matter
had been voted upon by the people of
this state often enough to make mis-
takes impossible.
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church. in Benwood, on the evening Of

church. in Benwood. on the evening of
the Goth inst, and tits likely there will
be large crowd in attendance as COL
onel Whites ability, MS 4 lecturer Is
we'll known and he never fails to draw
we'll. Colonel White will talk on the
Passion Play as he saw 1t at Oberam-
mergau during his tour Of the continent
Of Europe q short time ago.. The pro-
ceeds will so towards liquldating the
church debt. and the lecture itself,
aside from the fact Of the worthiness
of the cause. will be magnet Of sutil-
cient strength to fill the, lecture room Of
the church.
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Auction Sale of Three Farms.

Saturday, November II. 1900. at /
o'clock p. IN, three parcels Of land ad-
joining each other on the Scotch Ridge
pike. about X miles from Martins
Ferry, will be sold at auction. *,
{ tract contains about 81 acres.
tract contains about 40 acres.
/ l tract contains about 27 acres.
These ore as good farms as can be
found: lay well and near market, on o
good pike. For particulars see Z. j. A.
Drennen. Martins Ferry.
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The Elliott Schools Team.

The Elliot School is the last arrival on
the gridlron and promises to give some
of the older teams in the ncighborhood
a rub this season. They are well equip
ped and are down to work. Their first
game will be with the Wheeling BusI-
ness College team next Thursday, when
they will make their first appearance in
full uniform. part Of which Is q natty
spalding jersey. maroon and white
stripes. .1f,
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Bellaire Council.

The city council at Bellalre met last
night and transacted considerable rou-
tine business. They have pushed along
considerable work the past summer
and are now taking In sails for the
winter. The regular monthly payroll
was passed last night and the city Of
flcials will all receive their pay to-day.
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Miss Mabel Caldwell Dead.

Miss Mabel Caldwell died at Youngs-
town. and tho remains were brought to
her home at Bellaire. and the funeral
held in the Christian church yesterday
afternoon. The family moved here re-
Gently from Barnesville.
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The "Enchantment,n

The 'Enchantmcnt." under the au-
spices Of the Maccabees and Uniform
Rank, knights of Pythins. Is attracting
q great deal Of attention, there are so
many connected with It as to make a
big audience Of the company. 1t will be
given in the new theatre Friday even
Ing.
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TUBE COMPANY.

- No. &c cortlandt ST., New York.
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND No ..
at a meeting OF the board OF directors,
held October 49,. 1900, Quarter-yearly
CENTUM upon the common, capital stock
OF the National Tube Company was de-,
clared out Of tho net profits OF the com.
pany. payable November Is! 1900, at the
office OF the company. No., rs Cortlandt
street. New York City. sts
The Common Stock Transfer Books will
be closed on Tuesday. October 81. 1900, Mt
3 o'clock p. m. and will remain closed
until Friday. November 1G. at 10 O'Clock
d. m. pa, #s.g. A. +. LUKE,
oclS-2i-29-nol-7-l4 Treasurer
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Musee League.

captain Brcmr2.'s p.rarrs .:ok two
games from Eddie Whlttuhn's Blue RIB
bons. The Pirates showed up well for
team that has not .bowlcd together
schambra led the Pirates. while Sheets
was high man for the Blue Ribbons. The
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Working Night and pny.

The busiest and mighticst little th!nH
that ever was made is DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. Every pill 10 sugar Goa ted
glohulc OF health, thnt changes weak
ness into strength. listlcssncss into en-
crgy. bra!n-fng Into mental power.
They're wonderful In building up the
health. Only 25 cents per box, Sold by
Logan Drug Co. 8
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Miss Bernlce McCroba, assluted by
Mrs. DR.. Piper, entertained the coun.
try Club at Armory hall, Bellaire, last
night, and delightful evening was
spent by all concerned. -.
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1T you arc thinking OF buying n plano
don't fail 10 Investigate our introduce
tory offer on the conservatory" e.
L. W. BANNER co.
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Statesmen WANTED.


CtALESMEN WANTED TO, SELL OUR
y goods by sample to Wholesale and re-
tall trade. We are tho largest and only
manufacturers In our line In, the world.
Liberal salary paid. Address CAMDEN
MFG. CO., Savannah, Ga. ocG-w&s
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JAMES L. HAWLEi
Real Estate and Loans. 1905 Main Street.

7oND9. BoNDS.
First-class Coupon Bonds are better for
Investment than Real Estate Mortgages.
They are safe. convenient and pay good
beth-Evans Glass Company 6 60 Bonds.
Tri-state Gas Company e Bonds, Ma,
tional Glass Company e Bonds and
Cleveland Water Company q Bonds al
prices netting the investor from C to G
HALL. Member Pittsburgh Stock ES-
change. No. 33l Fourth Ave. Pittsburgh.
Pa. Long distance telephone, No. ISIS.
%
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PERSONAL.
FOR RENT.
GENERAL NOTICES.
TO PHYSICIANS.

IN
The State Board Of Health OF West Vir-
ginia will meet In ths city Of Wheeling.
November Is. 1900. for the purpose OF cI-
amining applicants for license to practice
medicine. surgery. ETC.. In this state.
Examinations Will commence at o clock
p. m. November Is, and close November
II at noon. Application for blanks or
other Information made to Secretary.
By order OF the board ioN
A. r. BARBEE. NJ; D., Sec'y..
Point Pleasant. w. Va.
Lure House, .I. oc2i.w
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.......FOR SALEn...

Main street store room and dwellings at
1912 and l0l5 Main street. .
The lot Is n deep one and fronts thirty
seven $50 feet on Main street
In price and terms Inducements will be
offered TO prompt buyer. .r. @
JAMES L. HAWLEY,
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FOR SALE.

Il residence. both gases. and new stable
in the rear. Inquire at No. IdI Eighteenth
street .F. SO So. 'ra1t nolos
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BELLAIRE.
BRIDGEPORT ]:
MARTINS FERRY.

docket OF common pleas court. which
convened yesterday. The grand Jury
was sworn and charged and began its
examination OF witnesses. but the real
work Of the court will begin next week
when the petit jury appears. MI
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FOR SALE........1
BONDS.

Manufacturers Light & Heat Co.
,Stcnbcnvillc. MinGo & Ohio Valley I'rac-
tlon Co. - :
Moundsvillc. Bcnwood & Wheeling Rail.
way Co. 49, -.
Wheeling Steel & Iron Co,
Whitaker Iron Company.
Belmont Electric Light & Power Com.
pany. II.s-l.'''.
Industrial Stocks bought and sold direct
on the New York Stock Exchange. =.
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inches and rising. Cloudy and COOL No
boats. Little Kanawha rising.
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MY line OF Ovrrcoatings and Suitlngs
are always OF the choicest patterns.
C. W. SEABR1GHTS SON.
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Bellairo Board Of Trade.

The Bellnlre board OF trade took ac-
ton Monday night, in the Interest OF
an carly settlement OF the differences
between the receiver OF the Bellairc,
GAINESVILLE G. Cincinnati railroad and the
Messrs. Morgan, who are opening n
new. coal works south OF town. These
people came here and bought valuable
coal land and are spending thousands
OF dollars to equip modern plant. and
the people are axious to see them 60
along unhindered.
Two Hundred Cases on the Docket.
There are two hundred cases on the
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: AGENTS WANTED.

DIG PROFITS HANDLING LATEST
ID improved gasoline lamp; sells at
sight; bcats electricity; cheaper than kero-
sene; retail 800 up; u different styles;
exclusive territory. STANLlARD5 LAMP
CO.. Manufacturer Chicago. !. noS'
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One.
f Doc ..
wv ord
~.
WANTED.

JITANTED-EXPER AND EN-.
wv fRGETIC statesmen 10 sell the well
known Dieterichs Vnlvc-Cieum Lubri-
commission. Apply to BiETERICIS
VALvE-OLEUM OIL cor oJ3 Garfield
Building. Cleveland. Ohio. Liza Jazz
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Col. Whites Lecture.
Col. Robert White will deliver a lee
turc at the Methodist Episcopal
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6. 0. SMITH SA nsSS bu HfSFsS's
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.

FOR RENT NOW.
. fine oilco rooms, most desirable and
cheap. In Masonic Temple, including light,
heat and janltor service. -
G rooms second floor 1902 Jacob street.
FOR SALE.
(. Building lot on Lind street.
Building lot on East McColloch street,
$500 for two-story brio No. si4 Market
street. frame cottage OF rooms In rear
OF lot. .ENG =.
$500 for frame dwelling. rooms, good
cellar: y acre Of ground; small fruits Of
oil kinds: near Elm Grove; minutes
walk from motor line. M as..1
Double two-story brick house and lot.
corner Baker and McColloah streets
building lot. Park View. 5oxl5O. $500
A grocery business. with postofriee and
real estate. National road and railroad
station: a fine chance for oomcoae. q.
building lot on Lind street. $3.50.
c. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Telephone I'll.
wheeling, -. -. w. Va.
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Scorerg-Fctte md Brown.
Schedule for to-nIght-Ocoolas VS.. Sunny
Brook
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-15

longer to be seen in the lower part of the
city, and a match is a hard thing to buy.
These lads have not been driven out OF
business by the Match Trust. for the in
crease In price of penny boxes of matches
has been only two cents a gross. These
matches can be bought at 80 cents gross,
giving a profit of "a cents on each pack
age.
Nor can II be the license fee, which is 81
year or only two thirds OF cent for
each business day, the license allowing
its holder to sell anything that he can car
ry.
At the city marshaIs office the opinion
is that the disappearance OF the match
boy is due to the lack of demand for his
wares.
mo one buys matches now" said the
city marshal, except the cigar dealer. the
restaurant keeper and the housekeeper.
The smoker fills his pocket with matches
when he leaves home. He buys a cigar and
puts couple of matches in his pocket,
or IL he buys half a dozen cigars the clerk
hands him a small box Of matches. At
noon the business man goes into a restal-
rant for his luncheon, and when he lights
his cigar he lays in another supply OF
matches, drawing upon the match box on
the table. On his way home the tabac-
conist supplies him again.
1T is the same way with toothpicks
Who buys toothpicks nowadays? The res
taurants supply them. Pockets are hlled
at the luncheon hour. and consequently no
one finds any business selling those bits
Of wood, and the wooden article has driv-
en- out the quill almost entirely"
Not only has the match peddler dlsap-
peared. but few Of the men who nave
stands for the sale of small articles carry
either matches or toothpicks.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-15

almost deaf with old age, but the frog
had no care for our rights. He had slept
all day, and now wanted to croak all
night As he was a stranger, nothing was
said to him that night but next day, as
he came out of the water to get his sun
bst tn l swan out 10 the log and said to
him:
Last night you kept us all awake with
your croaking, and l want to know IL
you are going to do the same to-night?'
II am going to do as I please about It,"
he replied, as he swelled up and tried TO
look as big as a barrel.
But we must have our sleep" said.
1--WE shall not find fault II you croak
softly now and then. but to below as
loud and as long as you do is more than
we can put W with"
I'D like TO see you help yourselves"
he shouted in anger. my voice is my
own and / shall use II all | want to! IL
you don't like things you'd better go
away"
but this is our pond"
"Oh, it Isl Well, I'll show you that a
bull frog can take up his quarters In any
pond he wishes to, Granddaddy Camden
you go back and tell the fowls that / shall
croak all night for the next ten nights to
come"
IF you do, you'll get into trouble" 1
said.
Bring on your trouble" he sneered, as
he kicked his hind legs at me.
The ducks and geese were for driving
him away at once, and the hens said II
was a shame for frog to come to a
strange pond and be so impudent, but /
said to them:
I'VE will do nothing yet. We will wait
three or four nights more, and then II he
is not more reasonable We Will give him
a surprise party
! Ii was the same on the second night as
on the first. He kept calling out: How
Howl as loud as he could below and
now and then we heard him chuckling 60