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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-23
BON ieiner so6ter iiberliitet.

@fepelano, 1S. SUM. - Ils
Sarrp Harlons, tpelber lebten Won=
tag Wfabel 6anna, Die 9u9ter oes
Bunoesie1atDrs bon Obio uno ee<
tnieeten 8ralioentenmabers. bei=
ratbete. leine 6oh5eitseelbenfe
ourhiab. fano er unter oenielben
einen gbed fir Die Sunpne BON
$50, 600 gum 8eeinn Der 6ausbal=
tung.
BarionS :par Elm iuneer Wialer,
melher einen euten 3iuf bate, aber
arm tpie cine &ir1enmaus mar.
SRI. gamma, tpel1er ibrem 6errn
Bapa groBe Gorge haourh bereitete,
eaB iie iib alien nod ibrer6ano tra1=
tenoen Wiliondrsi0bnen seoenuber
gleibglltig ertuies. iab zines Cages
auf elmer bieiiaen Nustellune elm
Bib, tpelbes fie betpunberte. Cine
5reunbin itente ibr Den Wtaler por,
tuelder ibr 10 sefiel, baB lie ibn ein=
lub, tie Su beiuben. sc belubte Iie
beS DIterer unb balb lieB bic iunae
Dame i'm in unameioeutiger @eile
lnerten, baB iie Die 2iebe, tpelber er
fir iie beete, ertpioere. Nber Bapa
9anna itano als ber Tels in Der
5erne, al Incident bic 6offnuueen
oes iungen Baares sulbeitern brob>
ten. Der junae Wtann mar ent=
ibloiien, furhtlps BEL Dem Wtil=
liOndr I'm Die 6ano ieiner 9obter
ansubalten, aber lebtere entihieo,
oaB oies fein fluger Blan iein
niiroe, uno enttuarf einen anberen.
Sic tpollte ibren @eliebten gum
8ripatlecretdr ibres 8aters err
nennen lailen, oantit er beitdnoig
in ibrer 9tdbe iein unb nah unb
nab bas 8erbdltniB Der Samilie er=
flart tperoen tDnne. @elaet, getban.
8ei palienoer @elegenbeit laate
Sraulein Ntabel Dem eeltreneen
6errn 8apa, iie lei init einem jun
gen Waler befaunt eesuoroen, welz
der, nie lie glaubt, mebr @elo
CUR Surtiebune ieiner 8unit=
Stubien nDtbis babe, als er be-
fist uno lie CLAUDE, Der 6err 8apa
ioae i'm gu ieinem Briuatlecretdr
MAIDEN, ba oas Salar ibm oasu be-
biilflid iein miiroe. Sarrp Bars
ions erbielt Die SteQe uno Wearf
gamma, pelder in BDrlengeIddfte
unb 8pGtif pertieit mar, mar blinb
eeaen oas Spiel, oaS eegen i'm ge=
trieben muroe. Dieie8 bauerte lan=
ger als Elm Sabr uno ole Die Sabe
CUR &eife gebieben mar, trot Der
Bripotlecretdr eines lhDnen Cages
in Der Brioatoffice be8 Serrn Sanna
an oieien beran uno bielt uni
bic 6ano ieiner 9uhter an. Der
Senator blidte ben filbnen iun=
gen Wtann nur ipradlos our
@ritaunen an, aber als er iib
enblib BON Ieinem Grftallnen ers
bolt batte, CAB er ieiner gntriis
flung Musorud uno ereoB ieiuen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-23
Z. 6 a pitel.

Ser Nifolnte trat in feierlitber 5ol=
tans in Morie Mntoniens 3immer.
uMein ainb, %begann er, cOu 1tebft
Dor elmer eraften gntfdeibung,4
yWann reifen ipir2" fragte fie nit
tiefem grf6reden.
rDuDon ipdter. miarie alntonie,
@raf 9ra4bers ift i'm @alon.. gr bat
Dir etipas mit5ut6eilen." 9amit off,
nete er Die 2biir.
Sic fiiblte ibr 9er5 Bis in Die &e1le
i9lagen, ais iie iiber bic 51pelle trat.
Naein befano iie ii9 em@rafen segens
iiber. Der gifonte bate ii9 auriidges
aogen.
9a erfaBte Tie 9lngft unb 8eitiirz
aung troB aller Jreube. Wdre 8ra9berg
ni9t RAID neben iie getreten, 10 bdtte
lie, ipie Elm f,.r6tialnes ainb, bas 3ims
nler tpieoer periailen,
$50 febr fiir9ten Sic ii9 Dor mir2"
fragte er nit bem eini6nlei1elnben Ga
9eln. bag ibr 9ero INNER ent5Idt bate.
pOa babe i'd alio penis 9offnung,
eiitig bon Sbnen aneebDrt gu tperben." !"
lie er iie jebt bor ii9 1teben iab,
f9eu, bolbfelig unb uiireif nit iebem
Mtmpernauden inn i6re 2iebe befenz
nenb, fam linn Der Gehanfe unsebeuerz
lid por, biefem finhlinen @eien ben
WaB an feiner 5eite lebenslang einauz
rGnmen, ibr Sraumleben nit Ieinem
betpuBten berfdmelaen gu ipollen. llnb
bed. Die umftdnbe unb Elm inneres
Ordnsen trieben ibn ba5u. @r nabm
ibre Hedte.
Usarie 2lntpnie mar Bel bieier berz
trauli6en geriibruns purpurglutb in
Die Wansen geitiegen. %, i9 fiirdte
mid niat mebrl" iagte iie rei5enb ID
6elnb.
@r ulnidIoB ibre Singer feiter.
ogine Jrage tpollte i'd an Sic ric9z
ten," fagte er unb tpeibete Iein 9luee an
bieiem 9ilbe mdb1en6after 9lnmutb.
r@enn i6 fenten niiBte, baB iie Sbnen
irgenb psl9e pein peruriadte, tbdte i9
bic Jrage gelpib nidt. Sd boffe aber,
IN Sbrem 9er5en eine- suitimmenbe Mnte
mort gu finDen."
Sic nidte peritdnDniBlos. 80 ses
piB!"
nllns 8eibe gang allein es6t es an
fonit Niemanb in Der Welt. .-@ifIen
Sic, Marie Qlntonie, tpesbalb i4 Dor
Sbnen Itebe9 9aben Sie's ni9t gsabnt
Bel meinem gn6lid2 @rratben Sie's
ieBt NOD ni9t21
Dab er fie Bel ibrem Namen mamie,
perieBte i6re Seele in cine 10 glidlelige
Neriptrrung, oab iie alles 2lnbere bars
uber bergab unb gu anttporten unfGbia
mar.
gr bradte ibre 9ano an feline 2ipz
pen. sd mO9te piiien, ob sic mir
Wertrauen fhenfen fDnnen, poIles, unz
beolngtes gertrauen, pb Sic bic Miin>
i9e ertpibern tonnen, bic i@ beqe, ob
Sic bic Weine perben polIengd
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-23

rollen 8orn iiber leinen Bripatlecres
tdr. @r ibloB nit Der Grfldrunq,
baB Der Gutraa gu abgeichmadt Iei,
unt AUDI NUT einen Nueenb(id in
8etrabt geaDgen su tperben. 9ean
Der itiirmilben unterreoung Iaben
Die Sbreiber ben. jun9en Barions
NIT ger0tbetem @elibte, aber erbo-
benen 0auptes, aus Der Office
fDnmen.
Ser Senator beeab lib friib5eitig
nab 6aule. Seine YDbter ertpartete
ibn. 8as 5miihen Den 8eiben per=
banoelt puroe, iit nidt befannt, aber
Der Senator ertbeilte nah elmer ge=
iprebung Der Sabe nit leiner @at=
tin feline ginpiuigune gu Der 6eiratb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-23
Gin rnbmreiher 0ierter.

Nm @erten Suli miro eber ebte 9atriot Die
lnter5e6nun9 Der llnabbdne steitserfldrung eitens
Der rsfelonien' feern, uno obtpobl Der &f pel=
der Olate foiipelig uno perberbi6 mar. rsiultirts
er opf in oeren iblicBlider geireiune BON benz Sod
englilder &ne6tl6aft Gin anoerer lebr rpi6tieer
Sag in bent Seben zines Seoen, pssisa aber berer,
pel6e an Maseni6wdde uoer =it6runsen letScr,
miro Der ein, an pel6sm tie ii4 entidlieBeu, alte
wetbooen beg geriu6s, oilfe 5u erlaneel, auiSuse=
ben uno nit oemGebrantb iener beribnltsn Gamilien=
ar5uci oes 20. Sabrbunoerts, 6ofetter's Masenbit=
ters, gu beginner. Gs piro irgeno Semanoen beien,
Der an Spspepiie, gerpaunnesnorun9 aufifoBen,
9erFupfung, gafeoer9ifttne oeer S6lafloistcit
leibet 9rpbirt es Deute uno eip ibereuet. lluiere
Yrpat= Stempelmarte if an s,ole Der 5ylaihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-23
Ser uSmrenanariff. 9

Aueill NfHWetH nQD fDlrD Der sSu<
renfriea, Der ia nun nlein gnoe aenom=
men, bon nabbaltigem ginfluB Iein
ouf Die 9aftif Der arieasmahte.
Der itarfe uno erfolgrei1e @ioer=
itano Der 8uren gesen Die uneebeure
Webrbeit ibrer eneliIben @eaner bat
Die gepunoerung Der @e(t erreQt.
Der Wunlb Der NrtneezGerualtun=
gen oer Wdbte. Wuben gu sieben
aus ben gorgdngen unb grfabrunaen
beg Burenfrie9es lieet nabe genua.
SIN oeutlhen Deer belbaitigt man
lib sur Belt angeleaentlib nit benz
logenannten r8urenangriff" 5. &
nit Der oenfbariten Musoebnuna Der
bereits in allen 6eeren einQefiibrten
5erltreuten @efebtsoronuna. 0ie
bel Den Guren, 10 aeben au1 in oie=
ier neuen @efebtsmeile fleine Nb=
tbeilungen ielbititdnoig por uno ppe=
riren nab ben oorher erbaltenen Snz
ltrufttonen gemeinlam nab einenl.
beitimmten 3iel, Selbltperitanolih
fann nur cine 9rmee nit elmer por=
aieliAen Disciplin nit grfola biele
@efebtspeiIe einfiibren.
50 Iheint Der rBurenanariff"
fiinftigbin als ssplge bes IuoaTrtfus
nilhen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cine
pibtige Holfe in Der mooerllen Iaf=
tit ipielen au uouen, tpie por mebr
ols einem Sabrbunoert Die serItreute
@efebtspronung burcb ben noro=
ameritaniiben unabbaneigfeitsfriea
in Nufnabme fam.
BlS oabin tpar es oas BeItreben
Der 6eerfiibrer gepeien, ibre grup=
penmalien eng bel einanoer su bal=
ten, I'm m6slibit. itarfe nno
foncentrirte 8orit6Be fiibren su
fonnen. geod Biz in Die napoleO=
nilben arieee binein erbielt 1id
piele @efehtspeiie. Wiit Der Ser
pollfommnung Der Seueruaffen
tpar aber Die 9eotbmenbiafeit oeae=
ben, Die aeritreute @efehtsoronuna
oes amerifanilhen llnabbdngiafeits=
frteges tmmer allgemeiner ein8ufiib=
rem.
SIN amerifarilben nnabbanoio=
feitsfrieg waren in grpBen 3iiaen
Die gerbdltniiie benen oes Buren,
frieges dbnlib. Cine frieolide gez
pDlterung, Die teine eroBe grfatrunQ
I'm arleesbanosperf belab, batte iid
ee9en Die iiberlegene Maht gnas
lambs sur @ebr 81 ieben. Die ulne-
rltaniiben Solbaten tparen unaeilbt,
in Geib uno @lieo gu fehten; 1ie |
batten aber oielfah lbon i'm llrlualo
gegen Snoianer aefdmpit. Sic uer=
ltanoen es in Solge oelien, quite
Dedung gu luben uno einseln Dor=
Sugeben. Sci ibnen ergab Iih ouf
olele Weiie Die aerltreute @efedtsz
oronung gang bon Ielber, Die neuer=
oln9S IN alien 6eeren eineefii6rt lit.
getanntlib bat Die oeutlcbe See
resleltung lie 10 berpolfommnet,
Dab tie NIT oeren 6ilfe piele ibrer
iiberrai9enbiten grfolee i'm lebten
peuiltg sIIail5olll@en Grteg er3telt
pat. Wie Die 5eritrelite @efebts-
Dronung, 10 miro nun oermutblih
aud Der nSurenangriff" in alien
9eeren eingeiilbrt peroen. Iber
nur Deere nit iebr outer 0issiplin
lDeroen i'm Stonoe iein, pirflameu
@ebrau6 oopon 81 maiden. Cine
unolS5iplinirte Oeanni6aft i'm Sompf
nelt auselnanoTeeben 5u lalIen, !
mllBte our 5olae baben, oaB lie ale
5hblung perliert uno nad perlhie, |
oenen Gi6tungen bouon lduft.
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Wie lit Dte8!

g8ir bieten einbunoert Dollars gelobnung fir ie=
ben Gall bon Satarrb, eer nibt ourh ginnebmen
bon 6all's Ratarrb=8ur gebeilt lperoen fann
s. ). gbenep & Co., @i9entb. Splebo, ..
9sir, Die llnter5ei6neten, baben s. $. gbeneD felt
eer lebten Is Sabren getannt ull0 balten i'm fir
oollfommen eIrenbait in alien @ei1ditsbanolun=
einsesan9enen gerbnbli6teiten 8u erfiQer
sSef & Stuar @jroBbanoel5= =9roauiitelJ So=
leop, ..
@albins, &innan Marpin, groBban=
oels=Sro9uiien, SoleSo, ..
6aa's Ratarrb=&ur Miro iunerlid genomnler uno
p,rtt brett auf Oas Slut uno Die i6teimiqen O6er=
Hidden beg Spfem5 3euQniiie fre perIanot. 8reis
o eents Tlr Die 6laid)e 9ertonft pom allen 9(po=
tbcfern.
6aa5 GFamiticu= 9iflcn fiuo Die 6sFen.
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3,t t,ermietbe

Cine eerdulniee Office im oberen
Stodperf oeS sSreie BreTIe @e=
bauoes unb Elm ameiit6diger Store
q Sub 5ront uno 100 5uB tief
SEQ. 218 Qit Commerce StroBe.
gtab5ufragen in Der Office Ser
Sreien Brefe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-23

Wnr nod Z Gage, um cie Staott=
ihen Stenern phHe strafsclo besab=
len 81 tDumen.
W. 9S. Spbnion, Siip.GplIectur.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-04-11
WHEN THAT OLD Hoss WAS YOUNG.

Well, yes, the world was fresh and gay,
And life was worth the living, too,
And work IN them ole times seemed play,
And skies was always clear and blue,
And ne'er a day in all the year
On which az tOll no song i sung;
On still the memory stays 20 cheer
OF days when that ole hOss was youngl
You want 20 buy him; Not If !
Have any 'quaintance with myself!
A hundred-hftyi 'Twouldn't buy
His oast-off shoes upon that shelf!
For many years, through sun and rain.
To that old hOss I've fondly clung;
His neigh brings back the JOYS again
OF days when that ole hoss was young!
] drove him in my courting days,
Up hill down dale, through field and
wood;
He shared my love in horsely ways,
He heard our VOWS and understood
The children came; he loved them all,
AS fearless 20 has name they clung;
He mourned them lying meath the pail
In days when that ole hoss was young!
Out yonder in the medder green
You see them four ole pine trees stand,
You see tall white stone between
And five small ones on either hand;
Well, neighbor, she and they would raise
And taunt me with accusing tongue,
Ii / should e'er forget the days,
The days when that ole hoss was young!
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-04-11

BlObbs-"She's remarkable woman.
She always gains her point" Slobbs-
Even when she sharpens a pencil:'-
Philadelphia Record
Cholly-"Been shooting fer q week,
old chap! Had great luck" Algy-
"What did you bring backf' Cholly
(yrou1lyJ-"The dogs"-Judge.
Alas the times are out of gear,
And truth is down the well.
We don't believe the half we hear,
Nor yet the half we tell.
Philadelphia Record.
Bacon-"Do you suppose il was mod.
esty that prompted the author to with
hold his name from that poem" Egg
bert-"No, | think it was prudence" :"
-Tit-Bits
Gusch-"His after-dinner speech was
the very soul of wit; don't you think
soy' Krusty-"Perhaps. There Ger.
tanly wasn't any body to it."-Phila-
delphia Press.
do you call this realistic fction?"
asked the critic. Certainly" replied
the author What's the matter with
is:" It's altogether too probable" )"
answered the critic.-Chicago Post.
When Miranda smiles, I've come to know
BY the curve of her hps-such a little
thing
Cupid is getting string on his bow,
And Miranda Is getting her beau on a
string!
Father, / wish you'd spank RE lit
tic" why, Tommy, the idea! Spank
you-what for:' Yes, then III cry,
and grandma will feel SO awfully sorry
she'll give me some candy."-BrOoklyn
Life
Minister-"Well, my boy, l hope you
enjoyed the services this morning"
Eoy-"Yes. sir. Pop fell asleep six
times and ma had TO stick a pin into
him each time 10 wake him up
Judge
Clara-"Jack intends TO have every.
thing his own way when we are mar
ried" Clara's Mamma-"Then why
DO you marry him. Clara-"To re-
lieve his mind Of a false impression"
-Ilt-BltS.
Mamie aged siX)-"Are you going
10 give re birthday present, Aunt
Elsicf" Aunt Elsie-"Yes, dear. Tell
me what you would like to have
Mamic-"Oh. anything at all, just so
it isn't useful. Chicago News
The panic in the diamond market is
growing worse instead of better. 1t is
now almost impossible TO get No. ?
whites In carload lots; No. l blues can
be obtained only in bushel lots; and
NJ. straws are no longer quoted ex'
cept by the peck-Chicago Tribune
Yes. sir" said the landlady, "our
boarding house is one of the best. We
give you all the comforts of home"
"Ahr exclaimed the erstwEile house
keeper. but what we're looking for
particularly. is place that has none
Of the discomforts cf home. catholic
Standard anu Times.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-04-11
NO CORONATION FOR ALFONSO KIN
VIII Acquire Sovereign Power by the Bril-
liant Ceremony OF the Oath.

Alfonso Mi. will not be crowned.
None Of his predecessors has been
crowned, for the ceremony of the
coronation of kings does not exist fl
Spain. The only essential act OF al
of cill character TO prccede TIE TAX
ing possession of tie sovereign
power 10y the young monarch will bc
the oath Of fidelity. according 20 the
Constitution, ana this will be sworn
70 le:ore the President Of the
Chamber of Deputies and the assem-
bled CortcS.
The ceremony Of the oath will be
celebrated with great pomp IN the
Hall of Assembly Of the Chamber.
All OF the Senators AMI Deputies viii
be gathered there. dressed in uniforms
or evening clothes. The King. accom-
panied by all the royal family and
followed 10y his Court. will q TO the
Parliament In tlc historic coaches
which are one Of the Curiosities o.
the palace ard one Of the external
signs tie most priced of the tradition
al magntiCenCc OF the Kings of Spain.
SO.-r Of these coaches with the pan
els painted by masters, covered in tor.
toise.shell or constructed Of fine wood
of the Indies ana ornanentcd with
bronze engraved like jewels, Cate
from the tine OF Philip V. and are
copied from those belonging TO Louis
XIV. There is one in particular in
ebony, held Up by leather straps that
is called The Foolish Jane"
Those Of the coaches at the lead
OF the cortegc conduct the officers of
tie Crown. They are harnessed to
four hcrscs. Tie carriages destined
for the Infantas and for the great Gig.
uitaries Of the palace arc drawn ty
six lorses. The one in whiJh viii
ride tleir Majesiies will bc drawn
by eight horses wearing the Isabella
robe IL is surmouutcL by the royal
crown. The harness is extremely rich
The coach will le accompanied by
| DOVE cred foot-lCn.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-04-11
The Blind Dog of Nome.

on Front street, Nome, never wan
Gcring very far either way from the
centre OF activity, may be seen an old
blind Alaska dog and his tiny mate.
Last year he trod the long, weary trail
down from Dawson. The load he
drew was just a trifle too heavy for
the faithful old fellow, and darkness
has fallen over his life. The city coun-
ell passed an ordinance taking him
under It's protection, but the little
mate. with fine scorn for the product
Of the mills of the gods" formed a
ways and means committee of one and
put the plan into immediate execution.
4 warm nest was found in an old
deserted cabin down by tie sea- When
the waters are angry plenty of tom
cod are laid at their door.-SCattle
Times.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-04-11
How "Janny' Met His Fate.

Never was there more dearly te'
loved bear In the geological gardens
than "Jappy." The keepers used 10
lave great wrestling bouts with him'
when Jappy Cursrs Japonicus' II you
pleasel. would assume n mighty tenn
per and growl until the timid onlook'
ers could scarce believe that II was
not n "dead-in-earnest' fight.
When Jappy would laugh, beer
laugh. that is. which means capering
about In cumbersome jollity, railing
down a few times from sheer awk-
ward happiness. and then going on AT
the wrestling again. In all the eiSh'
teen weeks the attendants were learn
ing to love him, Jappy never once
lost his temper. which is winning
trait in any one, to say nothing OF
bear.
one day Jappy refused TO wrcstle.
He Capered about a little, but a scutie
had no attractions. In few more
days even capering was pain-Jappy
was i'll. Ie lay all day curled up IN
his den and refused to be comforted.
Even then hc Maintained the same
sweet. bear temper. The doctor
couldn't tel what was the meter
exactly. The little brown bears suf.
ferings were intense.
At last they sent q skin. labeled
"Ursus Japonicus." down 10 the Am
crican Museum. They took II OF when
the autopsy was performed and the
cause OF Jappy's untimely demise was
revealed He had died Of peach stone.
TIE doctor found one cncysted at the
oridce leading from the stomach. The
opening was almost completely closed.
Acute Scfering was nerciful. because
further life meant death by slow star.
vat.on. The keepers remembered that
so.Ge misguided individual had fed
la?py forr peaches.-New York Press
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-04-11

tered over the range. II seemed fool
hardy for him T. attempt to capture
the thieves single-handed. He could
distinguish the outlines OF the ranch
house. but there was no light To be
seen from within, nor any indication
as TO how many men there might be
inside. He spent an hour taking the
geographical bearings of the place and
then rode away. by 3 o'clock fl the
morning he had gathered up his ten
men and had them On the way TO the
retreat.
When the place was again located
be placed his mel so that each one
commanded vantage point from
which TO fight II there was going 20 be
fight. He himself intended 10 ad-
vance on the place. announce who he
was and his mission and demand the
surrender of the inmates. lie was per
haps half way 20 the house when n
light flashed up and he dropped TO the
ground and lay still. BY the light he
could see that one OF the windows of
the ranch house was raised and that
il was covered only 10y cotton cur
tain which flew back and forth In the
morning breeze. Ed crGwled W u this
window until he was directly under
meath IL. AMI then ne heard voices.
A woman was talking. she was
moving about the room and evidently
preparing food for some one. As the
, curtain moved Ed got a glimpse OF thc
interior. He saw a man in bed and
could Judge 10y the appearance of his
face that he was sick. He noted q
thin. gaunt looking woman. who wa,
/ preparing a broth. lie observed thai
by the bed there slept a haudsom,
Scotch collie. the hest kind OF a COW
\ dog ever created. Thus spoke IN,
woman TO the man:
The Blue Duck people are out will
their guns. jim. and I've got O. qui
this stealing business. The dog works
all right. but theyll get me sure. an,
what will become OF you II I'm hauled
upi ! know IL isn't right. Jim. bu
you'G have died long ago II the do.
and ne hadn't known how TO get g.,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-04-11
Eagles as Pets.

There are a few cases In which eagles
have been made pets, so that we may
suppose that If the birds were common
or they could he tanned at least as
easily as bears. An imperial eagle.
taken from the nest, accepted caresses.
answered to call and did not try 10
fly away when at liberty. At Alva
there used 10 he an eagle kept on n
chain. which Shows, perhaps, that II
coIld not be trusted to roam about the
Ochils \ golden eagle, caught when
fully grown. was successfully domesti.
Gated. but his wings were cut when
1t was first taken. so il had time TO get
accustomed 10 its new home and new
life. Sometimes IL went away for two
or three weeks. but il always came
Lack. 1t was fed on crows, shot Tor
il. Whenever it attempted to seize
crow on its own account II always
failed. Jim" being much too arttul a
dodger.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-04-11

Ills Is a great democratic country.
bot man IL London has made a
small fortune In tracing the pedigrcos
Of American millionaires back 20 the
ancient Saxon snd Norman nobility
cf Great Britain Familiarity with
works Of Eeraldry makes the manu-.
facture OF coats OF arms as easy as Il
is profitable IL Is an interesting fact
that there is little Of this foolish ger.
ealogy hunting among the numerocs
american descendants OF the German
immigrants. LorCon appears 70 be
the only market for the supply o;
American pcdigees. - Philadelphia
Record.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-04-11

A lady relates a singular case that
came under her notice. The cat had
kittens and was In a room where there
was but one window and that very
high up. with n smooth wall under 1t.
Kitty was contented there with her
kittens until one day the people who
were in the room talked about killing
the kittens the next day. What was
their surprise the next day. 70 find the
cat had taken alarm and in some un'
accountable way escaped through that
very high window with all her little
family. and what is more had hidden
the kittens so adroitly that ii was with
difficulty the folks found them
kenlebec Journal.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-04-11
a Verse For Play Time.

III were playing soldier,
With sabre flashing bright,
With loaded gun and waving plume
And war horse black a. night,
From reveille 20 sound OF taps,
I'd try % learn all day
The soldiers two great Lessons
Have courage and obey"
II were playing lady,
With ample flowing train,
With mamma's hat and aunte's ian,
And grandma's coral chain,
At dinners, parties, balls and teas,
I'm sure that | would choose
To learn that kindly courtesy
Which gentle ladies use.
For sure tits better far 20 be
A brave, good little boy,
With helmet only paper,
And gun that's just toy,
Than be a grOwn-up coward,
Whose heart sticks IN his throat
What's inside makes the soldier,
It's not the soldier coat.
And sure 'tis better far 20 be
A sweet, kind little girl,
With borrowed clothes and treckled nose
And hair all out OF curl,
Than be grown up, wear silks and lace,
And sulk or put on airs
For what's inside makes the lady,
And it's not the clothes she wears.
Chicago Record Herald.