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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-15
Die republifamifd,e Ayartei

befinbet fi4 in elmer idledten We,fol.
lung. sic besebt cine Dummbeit abe,
bic anbere. @ie be ,Valt. Gum
gang rittis bemerft. ldBt bic Momini
,%traiionspartei Notbiianale ME bic
zines iiutenben sdifies auiiteiasn.
Wtit 9llfe bes Y,diipenten erranqen
bic Hspublifaner bee 6auiesa Der Ne
prd%lentanten fir3lid einen Siss in Der
Nnnabme Der Puerto 8ico : Tnriibia,
aber Der Sies lit idlimmer oils cine
Nieberlase. Damn fam bic Wobre=
gel, 'ufolse welder Der Vrdiiuentr er
1ndttt9t uirb, an Swei Wiuiomn
Dollars aus benz S1asamt au neb
men. nm benz %olfe pom Vuerto Hico
gu 6llfe gu fommen. Damit mouieman
bieientSen berubisen, melde bebaupten.
baB rptr ienes BOLT idle9t beban-
beln, inbem mir ibnen ben periprode
men 6reibanoel uorentbnlten. Ser
Trdiicent bate ben l1nmilIen oes Sol.
fes erfannt, aber Der 8eriud, banelbe
our9 oieie losenannte @eredtisteit on
Der Stale berumsufibren, lit feblse
ihlaaen. Ole Sariilait, melde Dem
Wolte uon Puerto Jfico auferleat uers
ben iou. bleibt mie oas Saus fielelbe
a%r9eoronet bat. Oas mar bas er1te
NOlbiisnal.
IS sibt aber nod smei anoere, be-
rem Bebeutuns ni9t uerfannt peroen
miro. s3uerit o~fferirt Senator Dauis
pon Minneiota, goriiser bes Conn
mittees fur ausldnotide Nnselesen.
beiten, elm Nmenbement CUR Senats=
PHelto=& ico. Bill, mona6 semiiie Ye=
itimmunsen Der Contribution in Se,ua
auf 9anbel unb Steuern auf Yuerto
Hlco aussebebnt meroen iolen, uro
NORM es ausoridlid beiBt, baB auf
Nrtifel. bic BON Yuerto Gico ausoe=
flbrt weroen, feline Steuern eeleat
perben ioq. Oas perni9tet natir=
li1 Die 9ausbiu, welde gang semiitb=
LID in ben Yapiertorb manbern fam.
IS lit bies cine toloiiale republican,.
l6e S4mentung. Wan fam ieben,
uie manfelmitbis Der Erdiioent 1T.
Iesten Oesember no CT fur Sreiban=
Del swil6en Ser. Staaten uno Yuer=
to Nico porise Wohe benuste er iei=
men Gin fluB, um bit Sarifbiu i'm 6auie
ourh'ubrin9sn uno iest 9ebt ct mieoer
gum Sreibanoel guild.
Sn iartaitiider Meiie meint bic
baltimore Gun" baB Die Gepublifa
1er iest Elm po0es &e6t baben, ieoen
Worsen bel Dem Spreder oes Sauies
anSuT rasen: Scr. Speater, mie ite
ben lplr elsentllb beute? Sino nj, fir
Sreibanbel ODER fir Sarif? Sino mir
fur Sruits ODER O%asesen? Salten nil
CUR Contribution ooer lesen mir sic:
lelbe bel Seite?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-15
Tarm IN %perfaufer..

Ger rntersei6nete lit s~elnnnen, feline 160
older sroBe Narln, 40 Nder anitobenb On
Granb Cafe i'm Conn Rofuiae, sruei Mei-
len BON Stride unb cine babe Wseile pom
Sdule selesen, unter annebmbaren Sebiu=
gungen su perfauten. 9luf Der Sarm gutes
&obnbauS NIT fiini 3immern, neuer Stal
fir ;ebn Sferoe uno loniti9e @ebauoe unS
9utes &ailer. so Nder unter YHu9, 70 af=
er leidt su breden, 20 ader glltes 8teienlano
uno Der Geit portreiiides @eioelano. Sis
ganse ,Sarm ein9esdlnt. Ndberes SIT erfraz
gen bel NidS 9. Is eb er,
Pit. Hodpiue Mtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-15
Sine quite @ele9enbeit.

ga mein iebises @eld0it meine sause Sci
beanlprl6t, unb i6 ni6t porbabe, wieoel
nab Belgrade ;urif;ufebrcn, bin i6 gewilt
mein in iener bliibenoen Srti6ait 9elegenes
GeihGitsaebdube nit &pbnsimmer i'm bin
tern She'll pes @ebGlIbes uno Staluug bill:
lig III perfal,fen. sir ben ri6ti9en Otanr
lit oies cine iebe quite @elesenbeit, oa Bel
grade nit leiuen peri6ieoenen itabtii6er
Serbeiieruuseu elmer 9utcu 3nfauft ent9e.
aen9ebt unD ii6erli6 Su einem Sauptge:
idGftsplas in Stearns Gouutp wsrben wirb,
gtaberes sl srirasen bel
SoiepbS tabtberr,
l3z4t Gbeerton, Minll
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-15
Stab NOrb Safpta
fur $500
I'M a.. 20, 20. Mar, uub 4. April.

Die 600 einie brinst Sud pom ct. Ba,l
uno minneapolis nad) Sanfinlon unb .3wi:
l6enltationen, mad SraOood unb. Eortal
u. o, am A., 90, 20. MGrs unb 4. apri
1900 fir $500. Ser 600 Sinie in 9toro:
Satota entlans tOnnt Sbr $50 ader feines
Sarmlano, frei BON Soften uno itelerlos OH
5 Sabre baben. Der Sooen lit reid unb er:
9iebi9, erSei9t 9roBe Sla6s=, @eisen=, Gos:
gem, SAFER uno @eriten zGrnten. Nniiebier
bic lestes Sribiabr lid bort nieoerlieben, ern:
teten Is bis 20 Sui6el Slabs per older aut
Nelbru6. ben iie su los per Sui6el per:
%tauiten. Re9en faut in lleberfluB. sutes @ai.
Ter, biQise Soblen Isl. so per Sonne.) Sor,
auf Eadt su sablen. Seri6afft Gu6 Sue,
ei9enes !6etm oil Der Goo inie unb benllst
bic $500 Staten : @elesenbeit an einem De,
9%enannten Sage. &e9en ndberer Sniorma:
ton lbreibt an 3. @. @aiiabp 9anb:
@9ent, ooer on
%. q. @aQauab,
General Yaiiasier=a sent,
1 d.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-15
Jfe 3erHrputhrtt.

@irtb gum proieiior, Der nod
9auie aeben MILL: rWenn Sbnen a,6
Der 9ut abbanoen aetommen 1T, trog=
Dem t0nnen Sic mad Sauie aeben, ib
leibe Stueu meinen !"--Yrofeifor:
rNd. oas niiyt mir nibts |! Sd bin Dor
Ginger 3eit iiberiieoelt uno bab' meme
MoreI5e BARN !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-15
snt BIZ fsinen unbaut o"erntet.

bo II ou Idon faga,, mon babe t,o
Il : .'hnr q ,elnI.
Sn Srantrei9 erifi=
rem our 8aberbersuns Der SO MiIioz
men Ginnobner 7,842,O53 Wobnbduz
fer, bon benen 7,495.511 gang ober
tbeilpeiie bepobnt unb 346, $40 san3
lesr limb. Die 3abl Der Wo6nunaen,
ois beIebt IiHb, betrGst 1861, $50,
pdbrenb 63O.147 lser ftehen. 8oa
ben 7,842,@3 6duiern beitebsn 81
986, 696 nur aus einem grbaef6oHe,
Iin6 alio sinfuhe 5iitten. 2.661,7 9S
6duIer bsi"sn nur elm Stodnsrt,
S75,273 sps;. 221. 799 brei uno &c..
4S7 per Stodnerte uno barber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-15
8unur Ahnunu.

Ser tleine Sans muB itets nit ben
alien Gleioern uno benz abeelegten
Spielseu9 ieines dlteren 8rubers Strip
porlieb nebmen. gines 9aaes ruff ct
rad ldnserem einnen: rMutter !"-
Nutter: .Was oenn. mein Sans?"
-9ans: ~MuB i'd ipdter aud benz
SriB feline @ittne beiratben?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-15

tlY @ir f0nnen nidt ale Cor
ten llbren anseben, bic mir porrdtbie
baben, bebenfet aber, baB Sris Sun
bie sr0bte Nuswabl gu BEN nieori9
item Ereiien bat. &ommt uno belebt
bic Maare. l b.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-15
S 9ntB e {

Gin WtteoroIogen. & on
9reB III neulih In NnmeIenbeit BET
@robfiriien Gonfantin In ct. peters.
burg erOfinet tuoroen.
Eas Chr an ben BORDER.
beinen 81 baben. III cine giaenIdaft,
burd bic fid bic 8rasmiden uno biz
Qeuitreden ausSeidnen.
Gem gbiea9oer @etunb.
heitstanal entlana t0nnten, ME
Sn9enieure ausgerednet baben, 20, OOO
pferoetrGIte entpidelt meroen.
Neun3i9taufeno Sonnen
Mei3en aum grpcrt in oieier
Gaifon iibrig 3u baben, bofIt bic So.
Ionic Neu.S ios " Sales, Munralien.
Sic idbifde 9ep6Iterunu
2onbons hat lid innerbalb Der let
ten 20 Sabre mebr als D%eropppelt. Sic
adblt jegt 100. 900 bis 1870, 900 8opfe.
Sic aegenmdrti peanu:s
C By Grnte bie%rsulanbe 1T
aubersew0bnlid 9roB. mdbreno lie him
iidtli4 Der Qualitat gu tuiinidsn ibria
ldBt.
3urgrHei ia un9 bes b6dfen
Derges Der groe, oes 29,467 SUR
boben 8auriiantar i'm 9imalapa=
gebirse. tOnnte bisber nod ni1t einmal
elm 0eriub semadt suerOen.
Sum 8etriebe BON Muto-
mobilen benoraugen bic Mmeritaner
GlettriSitGt. Die 6ransoien Petroleum
uno ole 3uiien 9olsaltObol, mopon i'm
3arenreide bic @all0ne s genta tc}et.
Oas 3udtbaus Norb.Guro
linas befano fid i'm lebten Sabre in
Der Sage. iid ielbf 81 erbalten. IS
3ablte $50. 600. Die es I'M Qauie oes
Sabres bonn etaate seborst bate. au-
rid.
Muni5ipalange1ellt bat
GroB=New Yort rllno $4,000.
9ierpon geb0ren $500 benz etraBen-
reiniaunss=O epartement, 1900 Dem
Separtsment fir 0ifentlide WotltEdtia=
teit on.
Ser ensliide Gabrraoban.
bel erleioet ourh DEN iiioaIritanijten
&rieg einen niht unbeoeutenDen Nus.
fall. S%ranspaal mar ndmlib fir enq-
hide Sabritanten bisber elm eruiebiues
abiaBsebiet.
Sic meiften 2ofomptipen.
unter allen Qdnoern Der groe, perseid-
net Die Union. Sn Oerlelben iino &c.
TAG 2otomotipen i'm getriebe. 9ln suei=
ter Stelle fommt GroBbritannien nit
1862 2ptomotipen.l
Pferbe niefen Die Ser.
Staaten. na9 elmer Auinelluna,
am |. Sanuar b. s. l3.537.524 auf.
Maultbiere 2,086, O27. Milbtibe 49,
292. $50. anOeres 9ornpieb GIG. O54
Stiid, Sdoie Al. 1888. 065.
Sic 3abI Der Staatsanqe.
fellten oes Gtaates New ycrts be-
trdgt 1921. Son ibnen limo runo
5000 bel Den Gesisrunas=G epartements
In albanp ttdtis. Sic Meb,sabl Der
legteren Seamten mobnt aud in Wlbang.
SritnrmaH.
sEranspaal" bat Der 2ebrer gum Cinema er,
mdblt
Tub piel bon Den Suren Den Shilerm er;dblt.
Stun, &inber," 10 iagt CT III ieirer itets
miloen
unb freuubliden @eiis, rpermlOst Sbr gu
bilber
Wiir uobl eiueu Sas"-ale ipiteu oas Chr
ssh Dem and oas M0rtdsu .Go!euio' fomrlt
por?"
8aid bebt ha Der 2ette Der &laiie Die Sano.
.Du tannft IS? 81, feb bod, Sa bin ih &c.
fpanut."
unb freuois erregt ruff Der fieine Sans Waier:
ssh Oraieu ba ilao isbso Die Soblem 10 ebeier!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-15
Glrktrnkutinu.

~genuben Sic bier i'm miloen WeiieH
bel Der 9inri6tuns BON uebeltbdtern
ebenfalls Glettrisitdt?" iragte Ger 9tei=
ienoe aus Nem yorf. LIMB ME er=
mioerte Ter Sriecensridter in Mrisona.
.Wir bGngen lie ieii unOentliben 3ei=
ten on Selearaplenploten ouf."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-15
Inkulputrintisntus

Jubrer: .Gdaum Sic, jener bobe
Berg oOrt III bic Sungirau. s. ou-
lit: wNber id bit Sie, Die 1T ooh
nidt in 9apern, Die 1T oob in Der
SAmeis J" - 6ibrer: so. moa=
mems, 9 seb' nur oan' SunsIrau aui
hpr Wpft2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-15
%. G. 0aQawaA,

General Yaiiasier= 4sent,
Winneapolis, Mina
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-15

1S=3t
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-15
NO CHANCE FOR WHITE MAN.
orlental Labor Has Fun Control of
Numerous Trades in Hawaiian
Islands.

Artisans who make their living in
the building trades would do wen ia
shun the Hawaiian islands. for such
| occupations are almost absolutely con.
trolled there by the Chinese, saws a
| recent correspondence. Plumbers
stonecutters and carpenters are near
" all from the fiowery kingdom. and
even contractors from the Caucasian
race are being displaced by oriental
rivals, Of the building permits is
sued in Honolulu since January
about 50 per cent have been taken
out by Chinese who have reached the
stage OF bidding ON $4,000 iobs
Many Of the better houses for peonle
OF moderate income have in the mast
two years been built by Chinese
Men OF this nationality are lumber
dealers and contractors as well and
this combination gives them a great
advantage over contractors who have
to buy their lumber and pay thereon
the dealers profit. Even the white
contractors are employing Chinese
labor, to the exclusion of Hawaiians
and Portuguese. The Japs are also
favorite workmen, though they have
not yet obtained such a hold as the
Chinese.
The information upon which the
above facts are based is obtained from
Honolulu exchange, in which an
pears an interview with builder Of
local prominence. This man said:
1T is perfectly true that the Chi
nese are getting most of the business
Why, do you know. heard the head
Of one of the largest and most prorn-
inent firms of architects in Honolulu
say TO man: If you want 10 build
house go TO Chinaman: the Amer.
lcan contractors will charge Won too
much We have Chinese stone ma
sons, Chinese plumbers. Chinese car.
penters, Chinese contractors and Chi
nese lumber dealers and sash mills
All we lack to bring such men Ia
time is Chinese architect. It used
10 be that white labor did All the
finishing work about buildings bnt
now the orientals have learned every
department Of the business except
that Of architect. Japs and Chinese
came here originally ON contract as
plantation laborers At the axnira.
ton of their contracts they took IN
with one or other of the building
trades. with the result that 50 tar
as these lines are concerned the white
man has no show"
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-15

foreign possession that is administered
by the French minister OF colonies. 1t
has an area of $4,000 square miles and
population Of 100000.
Madagascar and its dependencies are
a recent prize. Originally a French
protectorate, the republic gobbled in
the whole of the island. The Fova
dynasty made concessions which grad
ually ended in its reinforcement by the
French. England laid claim to the is
land, but did not push it, and Frsnch
influence there is now unchallerged.
August 6, 1896, the island was declared
a French colony. Madagascar hs, an
area Of 22s,o00 square miles ard a
population of $4,000.
With the exception Of the British
colonies of Gambia, Sierra Leone and
the Gold Coast, Portuguese Guinea and
Liberia, France claims the whols Of
West Africa from Cape Blanco to Ton
go land and inland to the Upper and
Middle Niger and considerable areas
70 the east OF the Upper Niger, inplud-
ing the kingdom Of Kong and neigLbor-
ing territories BY the Anglo French
treaty Of August 5, 1890, Great Britain
recognizes as within the French sphere
Of influence the whole region TO the
south Of Tunis and Algeria north of a
line from Say on the Middle Niger to
Barrawa on Lake Chad, including all
the territories which belong 10 sokoto.
The line Of division between England
and France has not been settled and
war has been threatened before on this
account. The total area claimed by
France in West Africa is about $50. 600
square miles, and II is divided into
Senegal, Riyiere du Sud, the Gold Coast,
French Sudan, Dahomey and French
Guinea.
French Congo and Gaun region is a
continuous and connected territory on
the right bank of the Congo. 1t has a
total area Of 100000 square miles, and
the native population is estimated al
5000 ooo, with but 800 Europeans in the
district.
Biego-Suarez, Nossi Be and Ste. Marie
were placed under the authority Of the
resident general Of Madagascar after
the annexation of the island.
Reunion, which has belonged 70
France since 1864, is represented in the
French parliament II has an area Of
ee5 square miles and a population Of
967eo. The government OF Mnyotte
and the Comoro island, which together
are about MS large as Reunion. were in
lse6 attached 10 the latter island.
On the east coast are obock and the
somal Coast protectorate. with an
area Of $3.50 square miles and a popu-
lation Of 100000. 1t is Frances en-
oeavor TO connect this with the French
Congo and West Africa that has led 20
the Fashoda affair
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-15
FRENCH EXPANSION.
The Republic Has Vast Possessions
in the Dark Continent
Its Desire 10 Connect the Casters
and Western Colonies Has Led 20
the FashO Affair and Aroused
British jealousy.

There Is much more at stake in the
Anglo French controversy over the
ownership Of the territory around
Fashoda than that territory itself. The
controversy has reached the danger
point because there have been constant
clashes between the two nations dur
ing their work of Selling the dark con-
tinent and opening it 10 civilization.
In the struggle for African territory
France has been England's greatest
rival To-day Great Britain controls
2,572, 300 square miles of African soil
exclusive Of Egypt while France con-
trolls 2,999,630 square miles.
These figures show, says the Chicago
Times Herald, that the French own the
greater share of the territory. Yet that
owned by England is more populous,
having 40, 436. 800 inhabitants within its
borders. against 2709o, 900 in the
French possessions. The possessions
of England are not only more thickly.
settled, but they are also more valu-
able The Sahara desert counts for
\ tSSNfNbp SQUARE iltltH HI inc IItuCu
estimate, and, as is well known, great
Of 1t is absolutely useless
for any purpose, as is shown by the
fact that it's population is less than one
individual to each square mile.
Algeria, the principal colony of
France, though by no means the larg-
est is practically part Of the republic
itself. The Algerians send three SEN
ators and six deputies TO the French
and these, unlike our ter
-itorial delegates, have a right to vote
The chamber passes laws for Algeria
except on the most local sub jects. Al |
yeria has an area OF $4,000 square |
niles, including its "hlnterland," and a |
population of 100000
Tunis, which came under French
'ontrol in 1881, is the most important
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-15
Read What Is Said About
BY Your Neighbors.
From George Dudley, West FairIee. vi.

From George Dudley, West FarIee
begun selling Poultry but h..
like
another barrel which please send a convenient
From Edgar f. Martin, Brookfield, VT
Poultry with n
and think far ahead
OF price.
From George c. Robbins Junbridge,
Poultry being III
poultry
to sell
From Henry f. Goodwin, Tunbridge, VI.
Perfected Poultry and
From q. w. Barnes North Thetford,
Your Poultry Food satisfactory @
From George II. Thurston, Bradford, VT.
Pages Perfected Poultry
OF the
neghbors have it all
From n. b. Howard East Brainree,
Pages Perfected Poultry
the
in connection whit
From d. d. Mouton, North Randolph Vt.
After using pounds Poultry
nave used several kinds OF poultry food but
From S. H. King Randolph VI.
Pages Perfected Poultry
call Tor
iof another
Agents wanted to sell this Poultry Food in every vlg
where It is not now sale. For terms to agents adds
he manufacturer
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-15
COMING UP WITH A BORE.
without the shade of
a Risk.

] hate practical Jokes as rule, but
there is one that | remember with
gratitude, says a writer in London
MADAME. ! was staying in country
house, and there was a man there who
/ made himself most odious. He was an
exceedingly conceited man, who talked
for the whole room and bored everyone
with long-winded stories. How our
| hostess could endure him / never could
make out, but she was devoted to him.
When he was not engaged in holding
forth at large he used to try to monop-
ollie me and pestered me with odious
attentions. ! hated this first because
! disliked him, and, secondly. because
there was another-whom | preferred.
Mr.. Bumpsher was totally impervious
TO snubs, did not mind interrupting a
quiet tete-a-tete. and did not object
apparently TO being an unwelcome
third. Can you imagine more horrid
man? One evening he was Boosting
about his power Of will and the won
derful things he had done BY it. when a
quiet man took him suddenly up and
offered TO bet him sixpence that his
own viii was the more powerful Of the
two.
Il will prove ii this way" said the |
quiet man. You will go and stand |
in that corner and | will will YOU TO |
come out of it. You will against me
and I'll bet sixpence that will have
have you out of that corner willy nilly
before have commanded YOU to come
out twice"
Bumpsher took the bet and put him
self in the corner. The quiet man said
in commanding voice:
Come out Of that corner"
Bumpsher grinned and shook his
head, The quiet man sat down and
looked at Bumpsher steadily. / sup
pose five or ten minutes passed and
.hen Bumpsher said, with a sheer:
Hadn't You better give il up? III
don't feel any influence at all and /
can't stand here all the evening"
There is no hurry" said the quiet I
man, and l have a very comfortable I
seat. There is no time limit. except g
hat you are to come out before l ask Z
you twice, and as | don't intend to ask
fou the second time until this day week /
think you will feel the influence be- i
ore then" i
There was general shrek of laugh v
sr. and Bumpsher came out looking o
cry foolish. He avoided the quiet man q
or the rest Of the visit, and as the quiet o
nan was the other ! have alluded to o
vas relieved of Mr., Bumpsher's atten. b
ions entirely. O
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-15

Your majesty" said the chief cook
timidly. 70 the cannibal king ..tbe
new missionary is enveloped in a conn.
piete suit Of armor from head "a
foot"
Then sent him away returned
his majesty. indifferently. Il never
could bear timed goods. Cincinnati
ENQUIRER.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-15
eenrrntulatea HLm.rIf. To-.

Employer congratulate you on
that new baby q yours, Higgins.
Higgins Thank you, sir.
And ! have no doubt that here
after you viii be walked IN ear1v
enough mornings to get to the ofrce
every day on time. --Someryiue Joar
a.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-15

a gold coin passes from one 70 an
other 700 100000 times before the
stamp Or impression upon Il becomes
ohiiierattd BY friction. while Il silver
coin changes about 5.sso GOO 900 times
before IL becomes entireiy>ggaced.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-15

Vacation cares issued by minis,
a6rary IN somerTille, Mass. are goaS
during July and August. and tbose ~, -
possess them are permitted to tal,aoa,
ten books at a time and return 81
within four weeks by mail az exn -, !.
books. zen
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-19

Don't mention IT," answered Striped
Tiger showing his white teeth. What 10
this hear about your mane?"
Name" replied Yellow Lion.
20, well, it's much the same" purred
Striped Tiger The same letters. You
come with me and I'll show you some
thing that will make you feel very glad"
Striped Tiger winked at Big Elephant,
who had just come up. and all three
walked through the jungle. Striped
Tiger led Yellow Lion to a large rock,
on which was written:
He has a name which is rusty. He
needs a haircut"
This is too much" roared yellow
Lon,
Hal hap' laughed somebody way up
In the trees.
Yellow Lion looked up and saw Little
Monkey swinging along the tree tops by
his tail. Little Monkey had a cap on
his head and a piece Of birch bark and q
quill under his arm
Come DOWN. reared Yellow Lion.
He talked SO loud that Little Monkey
was scared, and let go his tail and fell
TO the ground. Yellow Lion picked him
up ana shook him. On the piece Of bark
which Little Monkey had was writton,
"A poor innocent goat was killed. Ask
Yellow Lion"
Now / have your snarled Yellow
Lion TN teach you TO write such
things and put them 10 on trees"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-19

right into the room where Hedgehog was
writing at, his desk
Hedgehog" said Yellow Lion. you
have been calling me names. You wrote
that 1 had a name"
81 thought that you had" answered
Hedgehog, in a meek little voice.
He was sitting on a barrel before his
desk, and kept on writing as hard as he
could He had sheets of bark all around
him, and his hands and face were all
over pokeberry ink.
That was all rusty. It is false" con-
tinued Yellow Lion
Your name looks as though 1t were
real" replied Hedgehog.
You said I ought to have a haircut"
added Yellow Lion.
which one of your hairs" sighed
Hedgehog
Hedgehog. roared Yellow Lion.
your time has come. You miserable lit
tie"
What did you saw" asked Hedge
hog Il am hard OF hearing"
Quill driver" thN0dered Yellow Lion
With that Hedg hos loved the hack Of
his neck in such " hat all the quil!s
which were sticking he ind his ears came
out like arrows shot flom he bow They
stuck in the face Of Yellow Lion and
made him jump and squ al and beg for
mercy. Yellow Lion ran out of the place
with his paws all over his face and the
tears running down his checks.
II may be a quilldriver said Hedge
hog, as he dipped a quill in pokeberly
Juice, but when / am writing 1 cannot
afford 10 be annoyed by big, yellow ami
mails"