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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-13
BOUGHT HILo PRoPERTY.
Lycurgus Invests Many Pistoles in
Real Estate

George Lycurgus this morning be-
came the possessor of the land in Hilo
town on which the DemOsthenes Ly-
cuTgus cafe is located The property
was sold by Superintendent of Public
Works, James H. Boyd, on the appli-
cation of Lycurgus and the upset price
was placed at $4,000 for which amount
the Greek bought in the property.
The lot is known to the government
as lease 80 of the II. Porter estate and
fronts on Wainuenue street across from
the Volcano stables. Besides the cafe.
another small building is occupied bv a
japanese universal-seller.
Under the lease Lycurgus had four
more years to run but the restaurant
Leur decided to surrender it and bid
for the property as, in the event of the
lease ending and other parties taking
the land the value Of the Demosthenes
cafe building and business would likely
come to naught.
Lycurgus thinks that $15 900 is an ex-
orbitant rate under present conditions
and would not have bought the land ex-
cept for the business He offered $1,000
originally The Greek was the only bid
der to the suasiOn of Mr.. Boyd, CANA
rinos was there and representatives of
Hackfeld & Co. who recently bought
the lot on the corner Of Waianuenue
streets and From street across from the
post office, but Lycurgus had the bid
ding all to himself The terms of the
sale, call for gold coin and cash pay
ment.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-13

THESE SKIRTS ARE CUT BY SKILLED MEN TAIL
ORs AND MADE AND TRIMMED IN THE BEST MAN
NER THEY ARE OF
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-13
EXCELLENT ENTERTAINMENT.
The Best of Vaudeville At The On.
pheum Tonight

plltutl ! DlllSll.
The entertainment pTOffered by the
Worlds Entertainers as conducted by
q. Rial of the Lee-Rial combination
presents many names that command
both fame and many weekly shekels in
the world of vaudeville.
In view of the keen rivalry now exist
ing in Australia between local mana
cement and Lee and Rial for the va
riety field, Mr.. Rial has been negotia-
ting in New York on this present trIp
for the very pick of the American and
European theaters. Thirty one artists
altogether come with him, with which
he Will establish a fresh company and
put new blood into those already there
Meantime Honolulu will have the op-
pOrtunity of seeing all of them at the
Orpheum in the next ten days. The
features include, a wizard, songsters
and songstresses, acTObates, gymnasts
and comedians all among the top notch
ers and many of them absolutely the
best of their kind
There is no doubt but what Honolulu
VIII turn out en- masse for the opportu-
nifty as the previous trip of the World
entertainers preCludes any possibility
OF the program not coming up to ex-
pectations. j. G. Rial states that this
second company is decidedly superior to
the first although the actors generally
are OF an entirely different style.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-13
Start the
New Year
Right

The care Of the teeth is Of the utmost
Importance. The man or woman with
poor teeth is handicapped both in APP
pearance and health. Impaired diges-
ton and lack of nourishment follow in
the wake of neglected teeth. This
not only applies to you, but to the chill
dren as well. See to it that the new
year finds you well prepared with the
proper materials for the care of the
teeth. Go at once to headquarters, or
to be more explicit, to the Hebron
Drug Co., Ltd, Fort and King streets,
and get a supply of TOOTH BRUSH
ES, with bottle of
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-13
Aloha Tooth Paste.

That is all you need for the perfect
care of the teeth. Get the right equip
ment, and you can easily spare the few
minutes necessary morning and even
ing for the care of your teeth. Our
preparations for the teeth are free
from injurious substances and keep the
teeth white and the gums healthy and
firm. Try the ALOHA preparations.
You will then use no other.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-13
TURKISH RUGS ON EXHIBITION
All Day tomorrow, Jan. ia

Before shipping these valuable rugs
to San Francisco we will open the bales
tomorrow for one day only.
Parties wishing to inspect them
should not fail to attend this last open
ing.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-13

OWING TO DEPARTURE FROM
AUCTION ON
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-13
Crash, Khaki, Denim,
Duck, Linen and Pique

AND ARE BOTH WHITE AND COLORED.
WE CANNOT AFFORD TO MAKE ANY ALTERATIONS
DURING THIS SALE; BUT t HERE IS A GREAT VA
RIETY OF SIZES AND LENG THIS AND ALMOST EVERY
ONE CAN BE FITTED.
Holbrook argus., 1902-11-22
TAX DEED NOTICE

Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1901, notice is hereby given that the following list of real estate held by the territory of Arizona, by tax sale deed, and situated in Navajo county, containing de- scription of each tract, name of former owner, total amount of taxes penalties and costs, in- cluding the unpaid charges of col ,lector and recorder. Pedro Aragon, improve
 ments possessory right
 Winslow, taxes, per
 centage and costs......$ 8 30 Alma Allen improvements
 possessory right Lin
 den, taxes, percentage
 and costs. ' 50 ]. C. Allen, improve
 ments possessory right
 Pinedale, taxes, per
 centage and costs....... 7 GA Fernandez Baca, inn
 provements, pos
 sessOry rights TavlOr, f 50 .,,implicio Baca, improve
 ments possessory right
 Taylor...................... 8 72 Hyrum Brewer, improve
 ments possessory right
 Pinedale, ............ .. 9 94 Frank Cervantes improv
 ments possessory right
 WinSlow..................... 5 S3 Edward Garvin, sec 22
 T. IS K. 19 4512 acres:
 sec 22, T. IS, K. 19, IS
 acres, St Joseph........... $ 10 Nat Greer, sec 1, T. IT,
 K. 20; lots i to A. block
 II; lots to 14 block
 12; 1 and ?, ' to 9, 12
 to 31 block 13; 4to 23
 block 14; Holbrook..... 5S 56 Jesus Garcia, improve
 ments possessory right
 WinSlOw...................... + 95 E. l.. Goodman, improve
 ments possessory right
 Llnden.. ..............".. GU II. A. Larson, improve
 ments posstssory right
 Long Tom Ranch...... 3 69 Juan Lucero, improve
 ments possessory right
 WinslOW.................... + 33 Rafael Montana, inn
 provements pOssessory
 right Taylor,.............. + S1 A. (. Merrill & Son, inn
 provements possessory
 right Show Low....... 13 3s A. F. Nail, lot 1 and ?
 block IN" Winslow..... 27 Ii Alelo Nuanez, improve
 ments possessory right
 WinslOw. w................. + 3> W. H. Oliver, improve
 ments possessory right
 Show Low............... 30 6( lrudencia OrtegO, i'm
 movements c nOSSpSSOrV
Holbrook argus., 1902-11-22

ments possessory right I1netOp............ 90 N. l.. Packer, improve ments poSsessory right Op....................... < O9 Adrian Romero, inn provements possessory right Taylor.,............. 753 Rhoton & Go, 212 acres and improvements pos sessory right Shum- way ........................... OO Sl ]. F. Ramsay, improve ments possessory right "Gilleispie place" Pine udlc... .......................... Z4 Pierre Sulque, improve ments possessory right Winslow.................. 6 9S Al Stevenson, improve ments possessory right Show LOW.... ..... 32 S7 Abel Sandoval, improve ments pOssessOrv right Taylor........... ............ f 22 F. Stanton, improve ments possessory right Linden n......................... l OZ Victor Telles, improve ments possessory right TaylOr....................... 3 60 Milo Webb, sec l7 T. 16 K. 22 20 acres: Taylor 8 72 Willard Whipple, i'm provements possessOry right, real and person. al property Show Low B. 59 w. A. Young, improve ments possessory right Pinetop....................... 10 92 F. A. Buck, E frac lot G and II block 1, lots 5 to 10 block ?, lots 23, 24, and 26 to 29 and 34 to 36 block 8, lots 30 and 35 toss and 43 to 46 block 4, lots s to 10 and IT to 20 block 5, lots 23, 24, 26 and 29 to 32 block 6, lots 14 to 17, 21, 23, 24 and 26 to 35, block ', lots to + and 23 to AS block s, lots l to 20 block 9, $. w. Ii block 10, N. W. M block 10, IS acres HOlbrook taxes percentage and ........................... l lO- 10
 A. F. MCALLISTER,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20
Off 6Oru, Sa.

8ngningsiberen er enbnu life itanoz
let / Glt 6orn De npeite 5oretagenoer
/ ben 6snieenoe er ferIt og fremmeft
ben me gantbpgning Der ON fort lib
i.al giOe glt 6orn fit ferite pirtlige
a%ebitaosprag, bernGit er Or. 60 /
59rb meb at ubpioe i'm 9ejligbeb ligez
Jon ogIua Rasmus 9anfens 9us un=
oer9aur en- 5oranorin9 Der pil gipe
BET Ell MT oe moberne lloieenbe.
= Starlagensfeber 9raierer for
5iOen / Glt 6orn gsrnebjem. 5lsre
at gsrnsne er ipse og 9jemmet bleD
ip9ret / iioite llge.
= Misf ariitins Senien, Sbpige
iom | mango Qdr bar arbeioet iglt
6orn, er rejit til minneapolis bpor
BUN BIZ TorIIatte fit Qrbejos.
: 9uns 9eterien og Sans Sobns
ion, be npe Gjere at anuo peteriens
5orretning, bar M ODerta9et famine.
= 6ans Spbnion og 6uitru, iom
inbtil for fort lib iiben boebe / 4ts
lantic, sr flpttet ino / SerrD Miaers
tfoli9ere 2eiligbeo.
g. 6. peosrEsn | 5sl9s meb fin
Moner. Mrs. Samss og groOer Or.
Sames at Omaha, er / 81. oauOubon
gbpocute" reiit paa en- uOflugt til
Minneiota.
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GaaenOer, Soma.

Onsbag ben 6. Qusuit afgit Mrs.
airitine Mabion oeb 8eben. GUN
bar / bet fibite Qarsti0 libt meget at
Rreft | 8rnitet pg er bleOen opsreret
2 @dngs. 9un bleO begrdpet paa
ben Onnfse &irfegaarO. paitor eng
I6olm forrettsoe peo gegrapelie man,
ge bapDe fOrfamlet fig | SO6un Mab,
ions 5jem for at fslge ben ofopOe til
fit fbfte 6pileiteo, baaoe Sfonoinds
Ders og Qmeritanere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20

Mrs Maoion efterldoer fig 0tanb
% 6 ggrn. bOoraf bet eloite, en-
9iqe paa IS Qar, nu oil TONNE til
at tu9e en- Mobers qlobs oper for
fine imaa Seitenpe.
= 5 neite use ftal oi bare Wliss
iionsmsbe; Ri bdaber, at mango ira
fern % n9r bill TONNE og oele alt
1oot meo ps.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20
Blair, Ne6r

DIR. q. 6. Sobnfon bar / be iibite
Ddee Daret paa geipg paa 5remont
Batter. Mens ban op6olot Jig Der
bar ban tp6t Rasmus Seniens 5arm
ION ligger 4 Nil norb for 5rempnt-
Den toitebe BAN $4,000. for $50
Mcrss.
grOf. MsGers 9amle 2eilig9eo
er ped at blipe iitanOIat til oens npe
9ebosre gaft. Big meo 5amilie, ION
oentes / neite uge.
: 6Dis bet life par popul9rt, bnbet
of Solicit, boorfor flyer De 9anolenbe
aItib: o9i bar noset lige ida gobt
fom aoctp Mountuin 5e?" Gent
pber bet. 80 Gents.
Jarn6am &c Sdmpion.
= Ole Satobien pau Fremont Bat
fer Bib plubIeligt Hagen libel at
QDnet fioite Qproags Gftermiobdg
mems ban BAR ube / Marten.
5aar 2ipsiloen til at br9nbs
meb en- itpt 5lamne. 6ornper ling
bommens glade. eplbne 0dge. 9et
ger Rocfp Mountuin Sc. 80 Gents.
5arnbum &c Sumpion.
: Blair Canning JactorD er M
Gang % M og oa farer nan op peh
ben ejenbommelige 5uoen, Der MINI
Der en- faa meget ON EN- 6uno, Der
fin Qnglt og 8e fpnger til Muiitfen al
en- 6armonifd. Mrbeioet gaar bog iffe
5aa raft fra 6danben Tom eniteligt er
bd Mdjfen er noget ldngfom meo al
tpmme inb.
&C. 6. pierce er ben betenbte lea
benoe 5orbanbfer at ale Slass Msbs
Ter, Sengsfieore Og Mabraier, gars
nepoane o. T. b. 6an BIZ ialge Biz
Iigere enb be fore 9ufe meb slimrenbe
-Ratulog.
= paa Jrebug flutter ben bunlfe
8erneifole meb en- Gfsamen, iOr 5orz
olbrene % andre ~inb6Does til at obers
p2re. pua Sgnoag Gftermiooag ifdl
s9Derbaes og Ssnodgsifolens 8ern
ubflugt. SnbbpOelien er uoftebet til
ane blanbt DANTE intresiereoe, oq
0eltagerns famles 81. 2 SIT. pso air-
ten, bbOrfra 9ursn guar til picnit
glebEen, iom er uoe Deo 8ecfs Gorm.
Sobn Me0uarrie bar ct fort
Splog al gbgningsmdterialer og aul
til ~lapeite qriier.
paltor Mnter er rejit en- Sur
norcpaa, bl. a. til 2ltert 2ea.
Der sr mango fmutfe bigger, men
ben fmutfefte er altib ben fornuftigt
pige, fom bruger Rocfp Mountdir
Sc. 35 Gents.
eSoruham &c SumpIon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20
Sewea, Sa.

Yultor Jt. 9anien o9 camille be-
fegte / forrige uge, qait. Sobnfon.
6anfen bOIot 5oreOra9 / airten ON
Onsoag Qften ON tit geigg i 8orea
og Sapan; banreiite biem 5rebaa
Miooag, men Mrs. 9dnien os gers
meme forbleo en- llge l9ngere.
Den Z. bapbe pi 9ernefeit;om 5orz
miobdgen par Ri idmlebe | 9irten pm
6srrsns Orb. Bait. 6. 8. Sdmibt
fra Ringiteo, iom er areoiens 5or-
mano, par Der paa giIitats, tate
blanot anOet ogiad til gernene. Gm
Miooagen bupoe ri 5anesipisning
gbens qartsqauiIlion. og ST. 2
Bier gernefeitsp rogrammet ubfsrt al
8prnene. I'll Slutnin9 talte Yait.
Shmiot til Dem, fart og in%otr9ngs
enoe ON at pare flittige / Ssnoags.
itolen til atl9re noget om SeIus oq
li9elebes formaneoe ban be gamle til
al Ienbe gsrnene % betoneoe bet fom
Den beoite 4rp, be tunbe gipe beres
9ern, at oplDie Dem / 9riitenbommens
SdnbbeOer og I9re Dem Sub at tenbe
Soften Tlutteoe meb al bddhe gsrnent
og ootsne iii see Cream og 9imo.
ndbe.
On 5reoa9 MOrgen reiits pait
Sdmiot og Sobnfon til SCRANTON
bbor S9miot itllOe boloe @iIitate
ben berparenbe Wenigbeb.
Den II, Is og 10 Qug. ftal b
bapoe Misiionsmsoe Der men bet fe,
I'D til, at bi ingen fremmeoe prafte,
fan faa ON Ssnbagen Bait. Sobn.
ion BAR opfororet al Menigbeben ii
at inbbpoe flere; men ale bar nag.
tet at tomme. Mon life mart mar
fan tomme paa bet rene meo, at off
Misiionsmeoer buroe 6olbes pdt
Sggneodse, thi iau tunoe ale fac
Qr9iter meo til Mebe.
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o, RE-

arso, 9tfr.
@ubstientte ben 2bsn 6snOus t bper
Rasnto, 81. 1870.
6aedtb Sensn,
Qr9t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20
One Fare for Round Trip,

Gtebcr norb for og i~nflufiDe Blair
eiDer gratis Rstur for rsiisnOs til
DafDta gitp oOlO Settlers pienic"
Muq. %. Decentralization galber til
Mua. %. 1902.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20
,Saniferen."
cnsbas Den 20. angnt 1902.
@ilbstjeneiter.
W1atr. Qtbr T.

gIatr, Nebr.
@ubstienstsr % Msoer afbOloes ! Blair
bsnFe soanselif slutberie airte til tslsenes
Fiber: 6ber SsnOug: 9simesieeuostle'
aeEe 81. 1890, (4ltsreans nneo foruos
sdo.nDt Striftemaol ben lite % SHE Sens
bag | Maoneoen). Aftensaostiensfe 81.
$50. Qfe Sgnbos / MaansOen tiaie'
naeo RateiiIoticn al l1neOommen; Bib
Ssnooo / Waoneoen tiliee meo Goreorae
fra 6ebninsemisfOntus 9iitoriel.
Reoelm9sfge RsOer | Rirten poa Sntr'
bas.: Sper 0nsOas aften RI. 49,; Sl'
k~.9esnins. obsr Sorsoos aften 81: g.
uuooOmsmBoe. 6psrunoen Greods Gttsr.
miooae al. 2: Roinoemsos (sftsr Eur
pjtmmene).
RelieiOngFole for Born Obsr 10 ast
2sroog a. $50.
6snbossfole bner Ssnous GOrmiOooe
RI. 8 | 2irteu.
6aratb 5ener.
gr9ft.
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m q, Nsbr.

SmobG, 0ebr.
3 9sIa oanfs sb.sluth. WenisbsSs eirts.
Rortb 26tb Street Gmelem 9rant % Ynr'
BETTE bolOss 6simesieguostieuete bier
Ssnboe SOrmiboos a. 1880 oe Nftens
substisnets 81. 7.30. Ssnoagsfois RI.
1890 Gftut. Qisemsoe bier Sorsooe dt'
ten al. 9. = aae ere hiertelig oelfoutne!
@. 9. GbrifttoHtn,
0r9t.
eOpel: 2219 81. 26tb st.. Gmoba, Rebr
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Yianoer % Srgler.

cgiaa
miubre muiltalife Snifrumenter iolgt til lar
Hris, lette gilfaar.
Halter Music Co.
e. s. KEMP, Mrg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20
GbicasOSa.

oDlthYp, Ju.
9eiret Der / Omegnen bar / Som=
mer paret %ufaOpanlig fugti9; men
oerimoo life i1noerligt Darmt. Den
6eieite gdrmegrao bar o9ret op peo
90 8raoer. or Slags 9pgnings>
% 9aoearbeioe er meget foriintet
peo al Den Regn, Der er fdloen /
CONNER.
gaitor qeterien er for en- 8iO
Iioen flpttet fra Nrmitage 4oe., til
765 @ai6tenap 2lpe. 0eso9re Far
bans 9uitru / en- lang lib ligget
msget Ing; men fpnes Dog after at
pare liot bebre.
paitor peterien foIoer 5eriez
Itole / Gbeae3sr airte. MeGem 40 Og
30 Bern befeger Stolen.
@bene3er SenoagsitOle 9aar lin
iqone Sang. gibeltlasien er meget
goOt bsisgt at ben tonFrmersos ling
BON.
Gbene3er og Siloams hinge bar
orsftst 4fboloelien at ct itere ling
oomsmpoe Iammsn meO 8dcines 3
lutb. Menigbeoers hinge / Slutningen
at @uguit. qaitor gngboIm fra So
ma og paFor Rprup FAINT paitor
0oblitrsm sr inobubte til at tale.
Der tanfes paa al 6ope en- uoFugt
Hamlet, De, iom bar %operparet De
fore ltngoomsmeoer / 0anmarf, peo,
6Dilten 9~elignelie og Spmuntring
rIaaoanne Msoer bar p9ret for ling
oommen. gi buaber paa famine Re@
fultdt BED Ngost Der.
Ser sr uOiigt til at S%tretnin<
gen fra Milpaute 4pe. fra 4rmitage
til California Qpes. BIZ blioe ct libs
Zig 5orretningsitrsg, Der 6p9ges MI
tore Butter og / Oenne 9io neolass
aes Der 8as qennem ben 9nbel.
5lere ubpggeliae MOrO, iaaiOm
ct Oobbsltmoro paa Spnoiiben og
8rabet at 2 q~oliti6etjsnts paa Belt
Iiben bar nplig funoet -Steo. Gnbs
M intet Spor at Moroerne opbaget.
Mr. 81. o. SEMEN 1880 %
Fairfield 2lbe. o~oerrditebes forleoen
often / 4nlebnins at lin 20zaari9e
grbIupsoag al mango at Gbene5er
Nenigbeos Meolemmer og 9enner.
Senien bar I en- Qarrette itdaet /
neDnte Menigbeos 9eitprelie pg
beret en- at be lsoenbe / Ssnoa9sltos
len og tiaigs / en- Del 4ar Oaret Meo>
lem at Menigbebens Sangtor.
8espere bar hrs. SEMEN | man.
oe aar libt al en- troniIt SpgOom,
bDilfet for en- 5io Iiben fsrte til Rob
benbigbeben at en- farlis operation,
bun er nu bebre og bill meo Subs
5ielp mart blibe raft. Nebitriperen
6eraf snifer SEMEN og 5dmilie Cubs
@elignelis / tommenbe 4ur.
airtepdsieren I Gbene3er air'
te Mr. 9anisn bar %forpanoiPt ben
ON airfen liggenoe Soro til en- frugts
bar SaDe meO frobiee llrter os glom,
fer. Oct bele tager fig ret ~inbbpbsns
be uo og mango itanOie nu og oa for
at fate Ell glit ub ober 9anfens Dam
~martsbabe.
:. praiibent 5du6erg at gountps
beitprslfen og Superintendent SIC.
Qaren bar grunbig unberisst 5orbolz
oene paa goOt Gountp Snititutios
ner I Dunnig og funOet alt I Srben.
st qarti StereoftopbiIeber at
imutte partier fra 0anmart bill bli0e
ubIolgt | S. 81. q. ounosbergs Buff.
1678 Milipautee Abe. for S /, 20 9us
Ilfinet. priier CT sIers operalt S l, 80
Dette Silbuo parer fun til September
attter I 2(ar bar Strejfene @flOreret
Der / g1en og en- Del Optejer bar
funbet Steb og meeet 4r6eiOe ligget
,lStiGs.
Sfte Iaa faa 9pFuspatienter Der /
9pen sr anmelOt / ben Ienere 5ib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20

RenHaro, Rebr.
@uOstienefe ben life Os 3oie Ssuoos
sber Waaneo Rl. 1870 Gornt.
Rr. Gnttr,
Br9h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-08
CHAPTER
BurZee.
ooyright. 1902. by Bowen Merrill Coz

Have you heard of the great Forest Oh
Burzee? Nurse used to sing of 1t when
was a child She sang of the big tree
trunks, standing close together, with their
roots INTERVENING below the earth ana
their branches INTERVENING above III OF
their rough coating of bark and queer
gnarled limbs; of the bushy foliage that
rooted the entire forest save where the
sunbeams found a path through which TO
touch the ground in little spots and to cast
weird and curious shadows over the mosses'
the lichen and the drifts of dried leaves.
The Forest of Burzee Is mighty and grand
and awesome to those who steal beneath us
shade Coming from the sunlit meadows
into its mazes it seems at first gloomy
then pleasant, and afterward filled with
never-endng delights.
For hundreds of years 1t has tourisheo III
all its magnficence, the silence of its IN
closure unbroken save by the chirp OF busy
chipmunks, the growl of wild beasts ana
the songs of birds.
Yet Burzee has its inhabitants-for all
this Nature peopled it in the beginning
with Fairies, Knocks, Ryls and Nymphs.
AS long as the forest stands 1t will be
home a refuge and a playground to these
sweet immortals, who revel undistufbed IN
its depths.
Civilization has never yet reached Bur-
zee. Will it ever, 1 wonder?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-08

greet him did Ak remember the child he
mad permitted Necile to adopt. Then he
found, sitting Familiarity in the circle of
lovely immortals, a broad-shouldered, stall
Wart youth, who, when erect. stood fully as
nigh as the shoulder of the master himself
AK paused, silent and frowning, to bend
mis- piercing gaze upon Claus. The clear
eyes met his own steadfastly, and the
Wooosman gave a sigh of relief as he
marked their placid depths and read the
youths brave and innocent heart. Never
theIess, as Ak sat beside the fair queen,
ana the golden chalice, filled with rare
nectar, passed from lip to lip, the Master
Woodsman was strangely silent and re-
served, and stroked his beard many times
win thoughtful motion.
with morning he called Claus aside, In
kindly fashion, saying:
Bid goodbye, for time, to Necile and
ner sisters; for you shall accompany me on
my Journey through the world
The venture pleased Claus, who knew well
the honor of being companion of the Master
Woodsman Of the world. But Necile wept
Ior the first time in her life, and chung to
the boys neck as IL she could not bear to
Jet him go. The nymph who had mothered
this sturdy youth was still as dainty, as
charming and beautiful as when she had
dared to face Ak with the babe clasped to
ner breast; nor was her love less great
AK beheld the two clinging together, SEEM
lngly as brother and sister to one another,
and ain he wore his thoughtful look.
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because these have Won such distinction
fairly, as the Fairies are very just and i'm
partial. But the idea Of; adopting a child Of
men had never occurred; to them because 1t
was in every way opposed to their laws; so
their curiosity was Intense to behold the
little stranger adopted by Necile and her
sister nymphs.
Claus looked upon sihe immortals who
thronged around him With fearless eyes and
smiling lips. He ode'llaughingly upon the
shoulders of the merry. Ryls: he mischiev-
ously pulled the gray sbearas Of the low
browed Knocks; he rested his curly head
confidently upon the dainty bosom OF the
Fairy Queen herself. And the Ryls loved
the sound of his laughter; the Knocks loved
his courage; the Fairies loved his inno-
cence. 5ftst
i.ie boy made friends of them ali, and
learned to know their laws intimately. No
forest flower was trarnpled beneath his
feet, lest the friendly Ryls should be
grieved. He never interfered with the
beasts OF the forest. lest LIS friends the
Knocks should become angry. The Fairies
he loved dearly, but, knowing nothing Of
mankind, he could not understand that he
was the only one Of his race admitted to
friendly intercourse with them.
Indeed, Claus came to consider that he
alone, of all the forest people, had no like
nor fellow To him the forest was the
world. He had no idea that millions Of
toiling, striving human creatures existed.
And he was happy and content.