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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07

to the f,Rsiishmtn. Sho klfseA a.
And how IL ypuf royal highuaas
this flne day. he asked. pagtmK the
hand before letting tt -
ara Iuitc we'll mnnniwuf. she
replied. and turning % her father
shr taid Afe the flowers ! have
picked Ter your maIesly'a table"
Tour majesty erIad The king in
uiuiie aaHpsfr. -kNaa ever u father
TREATED thaaf Your majesty ns
aa nai know. usK dear that e. me
tathet IL tho erendsst iitle Ia the
suddenly she crossed over and
hiasr1 the king on fha cheek and
b. lirit her 90 him faf momsat
Ahr uulldaN HAD fiaen aud Wan
q sREtuE his tail the hest 49, kaas#
how II there va any satfns
Nenan Wha cuuld claim his uufe-
.frved admiration. e uas mo pfias
ussa Aisxia
~Aaa here % RaH. said the rris.
cvas. tsskiinH the dogs moae Win a
snafiei kefanlum
Your hlHhnrua thinks q aeaf Of
buif said the dos master.
lies. monsieur. he da1snT bafk
nra ~ saems a. uuHsfHana me
taneffow 4 AN Eaiuw away
sAid ths diplomat ana 1 shalt xiee
huil ta Nnu
The xifis eyrs snarhied ~rhaak
yea. monsieur. shaH ! take him
Not yet You So. hs va. .ses Z,
To by m1 son in india VISA -
Argn htsu near me sa lanE ~ sass#si
NE ~ sans fouf hlKhncsa. uaa
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the day these bonds fall due
The expression pf wvannfes
turned 20 the kinK fscs iisW
tina ihtau waa net ct intritiz
ugHhtuH him. bat u Naa 81
fine that hr could not PICK .ua
smallest thread whereby To sci
a.
"MY friend. he AID. einallth.
inE. pWerrd. ! ain ali attn
Listen Go what am aboutiiss
giHsH q fuu. My hope la lhateH
ain dome. FuEf msIaaty uiitka
with al iron hand fha pssiRfs
sulign al the mention ai y8ufne.
while they rhref another ~ ik
an astonishing iutsansaa abouug
revenues. fhp rsds plot for Ia
tiun aud a fspuhite Your in.
the duke. Visits yau pubiiriYlea
each faaf Hn hes been ~ city
q week a a tims tneaHnito your
minister 81 poiicu nssns iaaeN
nothing ttsusmbsr the ~ ~
fpVf dauKhtef Who must wsouf
crown
Tee zee am kins only her
SAKE 10 OF Tell me ala
'fhs archbishop ard the neai
BOZ are the uuiy friends yopaeaa
The marshal refna Ius ueuirfY auF
ARM. ssrepiing The auraas. ars
traitors TIE ~ isaat thing has q
done WaH o. surround ynuF vita
this nasfTnuag3 hadyi uhnual cal
ihs ft'1al CuifaHsletn. 0niYiafeaa
~ Ana. Ynu Ahunid have a.ef Self.
mttVeHf Nlil make them trm yhu
ne diet IL passing hlliu " eli
rvpuiuaiiy unafruius ypa. 4 ions
a vii take I canuat Say. ( thli
last fallf ths iaia. which yuuuia
have eat nn without. cares al.
uhN ThH tuk = wsaa IL fha IsAf
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take q Clever man 20 trar me. T-hr IN
saKsliis - rtns ny the ~aY. wonder
hsw shs tnsF-prsars az he station came
- eveFioaA ms trays
A. this uasfusnt uss knurkleu %
hand hcaf against the desf
Nons IN answered tHe EuEiishrnau.
rshssiine iu hiss chair. issrt making no
enart % rise Come r.
The asuf swung IN and there eptnrad
a shnrt- sfszef aoied mar IN dark Eray
eigthss which fairly kfssianes With
isfaHs buttons lie vas the chief In
spcEinr q customs
The EnEisEhman lswufed his pipo.
Monsieur Hamiiton's pardon the
insp-cier ese9an. speaking In FrvReh.
fssi wi;a Fsa i.=sssti-isp ! shall inspect
Feu iaENaEe aud Giance At your pass
ports lie bowed again
Nov DO rnu kncu. M friend. +" ~
piled the EuElshmRn. that Monsieur
HsHiltnn viii NOT permit yea 10 EaEe
EVEN into Yusdsr washhuWi- lie rosn
lastly.
nut monsieur. cried the astonishad
afnclaL .'You certainly viii not pot any
obstacle "a the path Of my dutyf'
Your duty. Monsieur the sp~ctacisa.
il u inspect AZ the station There YOUR
assistants refused to award me their
attention. You are trcapaAsing
Monsieur futEets- stsruy. "it is
the lac Must ! call In the Ecndarnes
to assist me-
= dare say II II. on Yottr part" nd
mittcd the EnEilshman. polishins the
bowl ~ his pipe against tho side " his
nose. You had best 80 at once. n
you DO not I shall take YOU by the
napc Of your HioiherFian NECK aud Kick
you down stairs 7 kuoW what I am
talking about The Law here unless u
has chansed within the past hour. re-
auirou inspection at the frontier. and
81 the capital but your jurisdiction
does not extend beyond the stations
uund day. Monsieur the spectaciea.
good day
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This IN very sad suppose IL would
be impossible Tor strangers 20 SEE him
now
An ausiienref' A sparkle behind the
saseciacles Is your business with the
king. monsieur
Ny business u MINE shortly. Z
am onle a tourist and should like 10
see the KING from nsre curiosity. How
ever. had you explained AL this 10 me
! should not have caused you ~ many
EraF hairs
Monsieur did not glve the chance. T
simply
True the EnKishman replied So
ssssfiF. sss faFaH 10 Trims fnhi he iiiifi
hrcn over hasty Ia asserting bis priNis
loEra nut all this has nothing to
do with me My name Is John liamll-
ton. See. it ls engraved on The stock
Of the gun" catching Il up and hold
ing under The Rpectacled eyes That
is the name Ia my passports I'm sorry.
since You were only eheyfnE orders.
that my rough play has caused Nun
aiarm lie unboltcd the door. Coed
morning
The Inspector left the roum as swift
" na his short ieEs could carry him
A. ha stumbled down the stairs he
cursed the minister u police Tor re-
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Fiyu million cfuNnaT b. EaassssI
80 Nhat Nulli1 luur tia feaxs
esy - s'sea "a prepssit5pn q ossn.
a should cay Answered the King
Ntth nervous ia9Eh. that amy
TREND hsd tgst his 3estasa
he fac q. fhs f.naiishnan IL
siArsa. thaT wurs never ksenst.
hut I've uililufs
I'VE milispus. q h3kateIir." srali.
Certainly you cannat b. srrtaaa
fhr people would shuuz that / v a.
Hsilng cat % the EnKHsa
foor majesty wiii rueoiiset that
10 nsezHuFs autbofisiaE this iaar
as rather = pecuiiaf uns ffyyr mil
barns Wsrs - b. borrow 81 indiscrssuz
inately. II any man o. hedY ~ men
sttiins "a advance tbs money on ftse
sf1'sfttisa uttered. q uaa this Whieh
Ass5 - esslss!tF. - sapiaisy. r.
fou win
4 had not noticed that the hlu
was - you say said tina aims.
ffasring
7 believe ysu. Have you rad haff
- what tuu have signed add made
iaNf Hat ss 10 these bnuds 1 afu
serious I desire 10 purchase at face
Falua the 20 certificates
As a representative Of England -
I've diplofuat smiled The kfnnfa
political Ignorance was veil knoun
a. a representative Of EnRiana
sire. could rot purthass the sfuf,.
from which the certificate arr cut
The interest ~ per aeat vii b. !
Hns Income on a iuntg Of starnAnt
money. Even in my own country.
hhsrs niiltonairea are eaenmen. II
am considered rtch
impossible. imrossihlsfa cried the
kins. starting 60 his feet. while a
iins OF wurrr rem across hts fore
hsad " IL impossible =
Why do you say imposuihla.
sirsr'
4 cannot permit you to pu, IN
lsol.sroy quarter u q million
Aha the diplomat cried. ''Thsr.
il. then. searY''
"A fear9e with an effort the
king smoothed the tine from his
furshsad.
Yes. indeed: what a conn A.
would be for your cousin JOSEF. the
itsd Duke. 20 gather IN aII these
bonds
small matter N ne should. Il
should ay him And IL IL news 10 /
me that Josef can get together i've
millions"
lie has friends. rich and power
full"
No matter. ! should pay him"
Are you aaits stue p
The wealth ~ my Kingdom h not |
h he questioned"
But IN 10 years. with the min |
STEERS you have Could thay not |
plot ~ leave your treasury empty on !
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Rainier Feel Co.

In t.cord lots we win sell
rereat Weed at ..... $3.50 por cord
Slab Wood AZ ,.... & 26 per %
Ofdor your winter supply NV
HARVEY a SONS,
Bsoond a VIns 81. Beth Pin
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rIIAPrER III


~ @fAH-A wv f~fhHNH
one fine September morning 10
years after the events just narrated
a man stepped out 90 a second class
railway carriage al the ancient and
picturesque city % Hlelberg lie
stood scnie inches above the aver
age height and hia build suggested
the handiwork of a British drilI-
master There was on his skin that
rich brown shadow which ~ the ra .
suit only Of iifs an the oprn air
This color gave peculiar empha sis
20 the yellow hair and tnustachs.
tits face. n not handsome. was
elnsnts and kniatp cut hr.tfhsstl
strong and purpoaeful. based on de-
terrnined Jaws and y chin which
wouid have been obstinate hut for
the presence n n kindly mouth.
40 his fest lay a nsv hatins. = bat
tered travsiinE bag ana two nun cases.
which also save evidence - roerh US
aEc. Ths luggage was literally cover
ed with hotel and steamer tags al the
way from bombay o. London and hair
way back across tho continent
There waa nathine g. be seen. how
ever Indicative 81 the travellers name.
tie surveyed hts surroundings with
lively interest IN his gray eYcs one ~
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week unknown 10 Yua. Yau min.
.sisf q faaanes IL Il ln,lgAi ms
ban Nas plot TIE duks sfsszts
| - t2fts 80 iniY hafAkfsItey itnia
- feafa. and Nhou tha fres5i2 aes
Hiaflds al yps czansf SAL. % ali
| - driven from hnHu ID hlsers.
j efiauhsaat. fnn CaafaeseFatAa n4I
30 fafefa e. dissraa yea M ali
- campaliad Go rasfasr the a.sns -
| Tuaf enemy yuuf cessna ffta -
an tiaaa O. hsrufus Yuuf cfsdnr.
What are ~ ynaHs - Iaaa y hen
rrpaH - tha Esaal Yuaf ssesseas
are slowly 70 decline. fharr giii be
/ Internal taauhlra - eat ~ what
t1otsy fnu have la the ffsasay. %.
q - a s.iat - fnn. - euanlnIy De.
yised that I ~ouid ! Nsre 1iysarn
fuunker. - fiwhf h With yuu' nat 1
am Old ran unls advise. : as
aurn ~ has quarry. tAis nr8gassf
y armed Fuu not - slHn fheasi ns
yea laashst anl sixsasa. 10 fhrr
must haNs laazhsd sf veal low 4
you attempt 60 rrpualats yaurslsua.
tufu tbs ttsrf has fs2@#ef - osfruiu
fgu.
z Admire fosnrs fenian As !.
~" HhNHHHHHH - ~ ia HaNHNNH 4 NHH
DO not tlama hfra fsnly. ! esh O.
save rau II Ygu wrHa alone. ghY.
80 not aaF thag I aheuia tsouh, my
sslt Hot ! have Erasn g. iav that
ehili ~ yours u la all Tor ne II
pou roe understand ehY I mae the
fe4nsst fnfhaps yaa ass sat i
the difference. whether ~ thsduka
becomes Fauf nr.ditafH This IN f8
fsars shaii b. happy 70 frn~ the
laan- In Ae years, n arm rrFnr.
th"r~ vii - my son. I A. tip fns
year tnnEht@F. Ara unfhats he.
asusf haNs no tosr Tor josef
WI asfsat him = cried thskinx
= tTr ns last shiuiuE in his eyo.
rou win not
! via appeal to the Confederation
ard infaHm them 81 the plot
fhsr Wih iaaEh ri you They
ale TOO proud % tolerate Eusiclnn
hat your cousin is cisvufcf than All
- them put tnErfhef There rwnaina
'snly one thsnx for yuu 70 So"
Ana what IL taaff- weartiy
Accept my friendship
Come With me" said the hing
lainG quickly. 7 VIII no LANCER
frearn vii act Cosne-
The dirlrrnat nodded apprUvnsfy.
and together they marched toward
m palace
Ths King I'D the Nay 10 the sffiee
~ the minister Of finance. IN, was
'aana best ~ his issa re Elsrr an
81 surprise when he per.
'eivs3 who his visitors were
q. your Majesty" he cried. bob.
'ins up. "good afternoon. your aK-
'allency." 10 the EnEiisbuaan.
The dirissnAt bowed Hr under.
ftood the diHtruuf which Count Won
NsilenNtsin entertained for him
There we're few men whom he
cunt could not interpret. one stood
i-fore him lie could not compra-
i~nd why England had sent ~ as
ute a diplomat and politician To n
hlrd-rata kingdom. Of that which
- cannot understand We are aus
iiciour and the guilty are dissruct-
nj Neither the minister ~ police
iuf hts subordinatew could fathoFn
he purpose Of this calm. fiRnified
~ man with the difficult English
lame.
Count began the king. pleasant
Y. his sNosiisncy here has made
secular request"
and what might n he, sireY''
"He offers 20 purchase the entire
lumber ~ certificates issued today
or our loan
sFive millions Of crowns" The
minister's sstuniahnent wus ~ gen
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I'D fsliaa. he ran away and julaasi
ssa Sffay akalass my Wsshea aua
SUNS how - have aesef kut Ia
svtlaof 4Sasns sUM. I've = anraklmk
ssssrd Ter atm. nd { bslirgs he
l9tss me tai u. Ia say. = eau-
tissctasiE Auk
4lstsad. sail mas q connecting lima
II hF csula only speak he cu.fia tell
tas Sfrpsld fafhsf bow ths presa sssa
- ~ aHaf iuiia. after puftus
altn ieio the snip steward. cate.
h-a Whispered foa tells the wsx-
pffiVf that thiak just - tuuch Of
hta AZ ever.
me nttts princess asngira sastfnav
and Wufiasrsa shat has soa sas nks
ones more shs 4fniieI. thea sssssea
away tgssfd IN. palace. Al Ia
tsFfAi 81 siasacs followed her d..
isafturs. The Thought % Inv Ea-
gtlshtuan had travriea 10 India. fns
thDgght 81 the kiug - Osla. who're
sisf sitis HHataar sept Taa former
Has FIRST - rugse.
Well aiEs. irt ux come 10 fhs
business AZ hand. the subject Of my
tast Informal audiene# IL IL tue.
th@n. that The bonds for tfs loan 81
asqao.ts 81 efoWns are Ass56ed To-Day.
~ have been. ziucs the usoraine 5
pa sss1T
Yes. u - ffse an well pleased
lacebi q Brother have arr.~d %
place them AZ face value / iutsaa
"a lay out a park FOR the pssslIr Il
tae foot u the lake That win %.
mDiish two millions and = hall. rhs
RENAL ndef - 10 be used in clty I'M
prosefnenfH and the reconstruction
OF M apartments IN the palace
with 20 make my good city % Hisl-
berg fhinz NJ beauty PARKS.
toaHts.lnE, broad and well paved
streets"
The diet was unanimoH. in re-
gard 90 THIS ban
Why yes. IN fact theY suggested
You have many friends there. |
thsn7'
Friends = The kings face Erew
None that ! know This
"a positively the fret time Ne ever
agreed about anything
And did not that strike you a.
rather SINGULAR"
why. no"
"Of course. the people are euthu- |
siasiic. considering the old rate Of /
is.sssss,sss Sifii 81 renew I'd
80 FAR as can se~.a answered i
the king. who could make nothing 4
u this interrogat0ry.
which. II your majesty viii par
Son me- IL not very far beyond your
books"
u have ministers"
Who can see farther than your
majesty has any idea
Come. come. ny friend" cried
he king goodnaturedly. your cum
aH 49, e
lee what Il hT7
Wi your majesty listen 20
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OAK AND MAPLE FLOORING
Can BE- had ~
EHRLfufI. HAitRIf0N 90. fno,
Railroad ave. and Connecticut af.,
PhQpfs Sunset Aalp lssa. ipdspsn-
dsnf Jtte.
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rWApTrn N

THE corr p'grAr or COUSIN
JOSEF
TIE king zen hack heavily Ia HE
seat ans 20 express fiz Gttas be
~ ilderWHHt he raised hts hanas
= 'r9se hi head and limply dropped
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I premise
F'uf three years. began the I'm.
HiishnHn. a have h,sen EuFiana
representative here A ssuss
sentative l could nai metdie 18th
your Affairs. though Il was possible
- observe them. Today { am au IN.
tstieted ssrnt % saif. ana with Yaur
PERMISSION I shaft taik 90 san as /
haFs never taiked hefefv lspa never
rhaii again.
To bnEin WITH aaia the atnle.
mat. That weiua saef ms irstg -
if should ask ps-rfaission a. ptt,..
chase the entire iaaa
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His Great Training Schools Where He Educafes e,
NO n
W
Entering the Training SCHOOL,
(By II. irving King

N (By II. lfYinS klnB.f NNHttHi5
Uncle Sam ID building up a navy which
is to be tho finest In tho world. IIc is
/. turning out sailors To man II which are
4 The finest In the world. MI III
For the making OF theme sailors he has
two great factories. one In Newport and
I ono In San Francisco. 70 make these
wonderful sailors OF his your Uncle Sam
takes boys whom they are young and
sends them to one OF these two big fac.
i tories. which are called training stations
Almost every boy thinksfhe would like
TO be sailor. and Uncle snm gives such
boys an opportunity. free Of expense to
themselves or their parents to gn1 10 one
OF the training stations and try It.
II the boy has It In him to become n
nrst-clnas man. OF WARS ma n, ne gets
an education and career.
All that he has TO do is to learn his
/, profession thoroughly and behave him
self, and Uncle Sam takes care OF him
4 for the rest OF his life Never in nll his
! days Will he have TO worry about where
= his rent, his food or his clothes are
coming from: he can save money. he can
visit strange lands and sail strange seas
and see all the wonders OF the world at
government expense.
Every boy has not got the making OF
good sailor In him. and number OF
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Born March 80, 1908.

NJ st. John, a prominent young attorney,
and her son Is next to the newest ad-3
dillon to the list Of boys. Adeline Stewart
chose for her mate, J. p! Barnes, q mem-
Der Of the firm Of w. r. and John Barnes.
one OF the largest manufacturing firms
& in Rockford. Miss Florence Houston mar.
rled John Harrington Edwards and lives
at Kalispell, Mont.
Amy Barnes married Chambers Logan
Pierce, of Oak Park, and has placed one
In the nosegny of boy babies. Miss Grace
sPeake welded Dean Cady, of Pasadena,
Cal, and her baby was the last of the Z
ten to make It's appearance. Edith Dick
inson was welded n short time ago to
Ralph Skene. of Switzerland, an attache
OF the English embassy a t Geneva. Eliz-&
abeth Barnes married George o. Forbes,
and her boy is the oldest Of thesten Har-
riett Barnes married Harold irving Pratt,
OF the Pratt Institute OF Brooklyn, and
lives in that city.
SIX ARRIVED IN EIGHT MONTHS.
John Alexander Forbes was the first Of
the babies. He was born In February,
1900 It was so long before tho second
appeared that little jack was almost for
gotten, and when Dudley Case Gillette
apperaed he was at once adopted by the
club and ruled them all. He was born
on October II. 1901. Then came another
delay, and it was thirteen months before
tho third baby appeared. Howard Coun-
tryman Dick seeing the light for the first
time on November II, 1902. This seems
to have broken the Ice thoroughly. Tor
tho ninth baby appeared In just eight
months after tho third one, and the tenth
came four days later.
There has been not a little amusemenS
created by the arrival Of this succession
OF sons, and each new advent mas peen
hailed with delight as soon as lt was an.
lounced a boy. Race suicide has recelveo
q hard blow at the hands OF these
North Town girls and,tha geneTatloonn,, s OF
are sturdy fellows and able. 70 imakef their
brg h futures 1s cell born, dnd Ebbund to-
gether by bond tina t Is suniruoa Tho com:
mon interest In n club of esirls1i ffQundeo
in the girlhood days Of their, mot Tiers be-
fore any of them were born:.l
The Rngazza club has attalned lame:
the boys Will always be a matter OF pride
Lies lessons. the sweetest and best.
those OF motherhood and wifehood, have
been learned by these girls In the pleas
ATTEST way. Companionship and camara-
derie have surrounded them through their
married life and their sons. have been
welcomed into the magic circle, where,
warm heQrts beat for them. Not one OF
the girls has made an unfortunate choice
Rich is the heritage OF these boys, Their
entrance into life Is under rosy skies and
II angels really watch over tho. birth OF
soul there have been many visltatlons
of heavenly messengers 10 the Fasa1za
girls, ~
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Born February Z, 1870:
Born November ID, 1902

~, l9uS. 'G 0ol" z GU uo' =, - 80
age, and Cupid marked them for his own,
His darts pierced one heart after another
and engagements were blnshingly &C
l:nowIedged as the tell-tale rings appeared
and the latest engagement soon became
the feature OF the meetings. Weddings
followed in rapid succession, and after
time The babies commenced to come. 1t
was all one-sded, and the boys ruled the
club that once spurned to accept an invl-
tation from the boys club. The little
downy-headed baby boys accomplished
what the local club boys had failed in
doing. 1t Is a remarkable fact that not
member of the Sinnissippl Club married
one Of the Ragazza girls.
MEMBERS OF GIRLS CLUB.
The original members OF the club was
the following made up Of young girls in
the social set residing In what is known
as North Town. the exclusive residence
of the west side: Helen Dick.
Helen Armstrong, Bertha Hyer,
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OCTOBER ~, l9Ol. 6oIh iNoSs'"o'e't
they were lacking. There are those cruel
enough to say that this attitude OF inc
girls towards the boys is the cause OF
the remarkable succession of sons born to
sthe RaEazza girls. Be that as II mayo mot
a mother of the ten would exchange her
son for a daughter. however fair.
As time went on the ideals Of the club
we're departed from. and the game or base base,
hs II was dropped in favor of reading and
sewing and other pursuits more feminine
III their nature. but the girls continued to
cater to physical development Trips up
the river were alternatcd with afternoons
spent in a social way al the homes OF
the members, and the club finally dropped
the summer feature altogether, as trips
10 The lake and seaside took the members
tway for the summer. Meetings were then
FIELD in the winter. with picnic or two
in the summer, and that Is the fashion
OF the clubs enjoyment now
The girls were all Of about the same
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Toms Disobedience.

''AIother." said Tom "do you think the
Ice will hold mo this EVENING" lam
afraid not" said Toms mother. you had
better walt until another day." Tom
stayed at home until after dinner. looking
at picture books. But o'clock he got
tired looking at them and stole off from
the house and went down to the pond.
When he got there no saw some boys
and he thought 1t was safe. lIe skated
very safely for while, but when he
got over in the middle, the leo began
to crack. then he. stumbled, over g stick
and fell down and the ice broke In With
him. He would have been drowE<q y
the other boys hadn't have pulled nm nm
bringing him home. she thought he was
drowned She thanked the v,b Boys S,s y;siff NIX
Tom was sorry he dlsobeyed his mother
and never tried i again, think my
paus' = tea4s II. Horace SHARP,
1900 w. Main Street. city,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
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Ait the boys finish eating at the same
time which seems singular to the i,ew.!
conner at first; hut he soon becomes ac-
3customed TO- 5it and learn to regard It ss
which everything moves In this .well-or-
dered world which he has entered.
to the building whence he n me and there
hour, to stroll within Il. lln,ltefl area out-
side Of the building. and toy yet new i'm
preasions OF the thousands OF now things
which cnghgejhis attention.
Summoned back Into the building, petty
officers appear. who 80 about instructing
tho newcomers In d nuslness-lke way ms
to their proper manner Of folding thelr
clothes bags, how to swing d hammock
whont tS IL sfT me Out tq s'al
side. h m n
o Hf i tsqsht hey hey to lay s ' cut
OUT" how to stand ln-ranks, and how to
He Is told such q lot Of things that he /
half Of them. and what with the strange
ness OF It all ana a feeling OF loneliness
n spite OF tho many folk around him. by
is pretty Well tired out and, per 9y 3
little discouraged. ESfas{ Gg.
:, However, supper cheers him up a bit.
TIT. meal is served In the same big mess
IdA WASt NY hkc ulHllcli ana on LIlC Jay
chosen for illustration, Monday, It viii
consist Of cold roast beef. tomato catsup,
bread and butter and tea. ],
After supper the new boy Is pretty
mitch his own master until bed time. and
when the bugles sound the IsweeCi ruuslc
Of taps he sinks 3 to t., sleep til drFn fan
left ana the home he has come to are
all mixed up in confused tumble. a
Y The first day In the in1akins Of one
and bewildered boy whoseymost ,deflnite
idea OF IT all is that nothing Is quite
like what he thought 1t was going to
be. s.lil.E la5llLa ~.