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Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-16

skid persons liberalitet och ener-
gi. Den ligger mere vid Logan
creek, en- af de manga vattendrag
som genomskara Nebraska. :Fatien
81 stor erbjuder parker parteir at
idyllisk skonhet, och nu kommer
.densamma att utvidgas. / spetsen
for delta foretag star Pete Lund,
hvilken ar foretaget vuxen. Det
ar afven i summarizing harmed
meningen att anskaffa till den
lotta af smabatar, som redan gum
ga pa Logan creeks boljor. en-
AMMAN dylik med batar al Store
dimensioner forssdda med AMMAN
drifkraft an aror.
Di super / Oakland, det kan inte
hielpas. For en- tretton, fjorton
ar sedan, da samhallet var, som
Diet sd skont heter pa svensk-,
amerikanska, temperance, bru-
kade man "slakta grisar'", som
kommo fran West Point. "Blodet"
fortardes begarligt i kallare och
kamrar och hade en- forunderlig
verkan att CORA folk vingliga !
benen. M finnes der license,
som tillater folk att gaska sd 0myc-
ket de behaga,'oc som en- fold
deraf har Diet inrattats en- fnka.
Denna har dock under langa tider
staff tom och var ouppeldad och
ruskig till for kort It'd sedan, da
Diet anmaldes tor ordningens upp-
ratthallare att en- medborgare lagt
sig till 70 pa iernvagssparet och
var i fara att blitva ofverkord.
Larson = sa heter polismakten-
skyndade genast a dragande kali
och embetes vagnar sa fort hans
valdiga kroppshydda tillat, till
medborgaren-slumraren hvilken
han f6rde till fnkan. men der var
Diet for kallt, hvarfor han tog no
nom till narmastr hotel och be-
talade for honom der. AXE Diet
ldylliskt!
Mera en- AMMAN gang.
O. E. JACOBSON.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-16
HAIR OCH DER.
O. E. JACOBSON.

Advokaten W. D. Beckett
Omaha, hvilken ansags vara en- al
stadens fornamste advokater, an
traffades den II dennes liggande
ihjalfrusen EFT stycke vester ON
Benson, en- at Omahas forstader.
Beckett. hvilken under nagra da-
gar varit illamaende, befann sig
pa vag till sin svarfaders hem. da
han dukade under for holden. Han
antraffades at en- mjolkleveran-
tor.
Kadetten vid sjokrigsskolan i
Annapolis, Robert A. Pearson,son
till Hon. Edv. w. Pearson, stats
sekreterare i New Hampshire, har
Under nagon It'd varit foremal tyr
den vid skolan radande penalis-
men och beskylldes at kamraterna
for feghet. For att visa att han
ej var feg gick han in pa att ut
kampa en- knytnafskamp med en-
aldre kamrat men hck redan i den
forsta sammandrabbningen kak-
benet afslaget. Pearson vardas
nu pa hospitalet, och hans anita
gonist ar arresterad.
Eletanten Topsy pa COMFY
Islands afrattades haromdagel
models elektricitet i lera hunG4a
PRISONERS asyn. Topsy var IS ar
och hade 3 mans dod pa sara
vetet. Pa sista tiden har hon t6r
ofrigt varit oregerlig, hvarf0r
dodsdomen maste ga i fullbordan.
Forst gaf man henne cyankalium
/ en- morot och sande derpa den
dodande elektriska strommen ge-
nom henne. Elektriciteten gjorde
dock slut pa odiuret, imam giftet
fatt It'd att verka.
Swim, som alta swim" ar den
nyaste komplimangen, som den
upproriske sultanen at BacolGd
sandt de amerikanska trupperia
pa Mindanao, Sultanen har ae
$500 81.
nom slit guerillakrig anrattat icke
ringa skada och mycket bidragit
till att upphetsa de infodda mu-
hammeGanerna mot amerikaner-
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-16
AftonhlaGS

En- modig gosse ar David Mel
son, ID ar gammal och bosatt i
Green Bay, Wis. Han raddade
haromdagen iva fickor fran att
drunkna. Under Diet de voro ute
och akte skridskor, gingo de ner
genom den svaga isan och syntes
vara forlorade, da Nelson modigt
kastade sig vattnet och lyckades
att draga upp bada fickorna och
forsatta dem i sakerhet. bet ar
en- gosse, som man kan vara stolt
Oliver.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-16

Begagna Gas are lights for eder
kamin. Kosta endast &c. i timmen.
Besok Sioux City Gas Co.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-16

hans ofversteprest, den s k. pa
nadungan, till de amerikanska OF
fcerarne pa Mindanao:
"Vi torklara eder krig derest l
Iicke atervanden till haivet, deri-
fran | hafven kommit. Hvarken
sultanen oller panadungan onska
eder vanskap. Lat kriget BORA i
denna manad och derest | icke
vagen deltaga | Diet, So aren | en-
hop storskrafare. Gan Oliver till
var muhammedanska religion l
behofven icke soka efter vara
Mausergevar, ty dem hatva vi an
/ var ego. De erofrades at Ban
tuas och Buarsing. stammar, som
lydia under sultanen at Bacolod.
vi sanda vara helsningar till de
fyra g~eneralerna och deras kryp-
dur. On l icke viljen lemna
delta land, sa kommen hit, och
sultanen och panadungun skola
soria for eder uppfostran. l aren
intet annat an en- hop swim, som
alta swim, och derest / icke kommen
till Bacolod, sd skola vi drsga ut
pa jagt efter eder."
Lyckligtvis arc icke ALA sma-
sultanerna sa fiepdtligt sinnade
som sultanen at Bacolod och hans
ofversteprest. Manga af dem
draga omkring pa gastning till
entertainments lager och ofver-
hopa de amerikanska o~ffcerarne
med sina vanskapsforsakringar
men villa gerna pa Stamina gang
mottaga gafvor i gengald.
For nSgon It'd sedan ahed pa
fattighuset Toronto en- gammal
man vid MANN Eli Hagman, som
intagits der som tattig och help
los. Da man emellertid efter
hans dod undersokte hans tillho-
righeter, antraffade man i hans
gamla nattsack sedlar och guild
mynt uppgaende till en- summa af
$1,000 dollars SAINT dessutom en-
mangd vardepapper. Imam han
dog framstammade han till de
kriEgstaende att han hade hustru
och dotter i San Francisco. Man
har nu funnit hustrun och dostern
derstades. De lefde i den yttersta
fattigdom och hade icke hort fran
maken oah fadern pa 1era ar. Man
kan tanka sig deras overwhelming
da de fnge underrattelse ON att
de yoro arfvingar till en- formo-
genhet pa minst hundra tusen
dollars, som den gamle gnidaren
lemnat efter sig.
I cirkular till aktieegarne och
arbetarne har United States Steel
Corporation - den stora staltru-
stem - tillkannagifvit att den
amman inforassett system, genom
hvilket samtlige embetsman och
andra arbetare i korporationens
tjenst kunna blifva permanenta
~aktieegare och ia del i vinsten.
Arbetarne vid Subdivisions jern-
verk i Homestead uttala sig af-
gjordt emot den patankta planen.
Homesteadverken sysselsatta nu
1000 man, SON skola blifva be-
rattigade till andel i inkomsterna
och en- af orsakerna till, att manga
arc emot pianen ar att Store de-
len af arbetarne skulle gifvas till.
falle kopa blot nagra ia aktier.
DE pasta att blot departments
och general superintendent som
draga stora loner, kunna vara i
stand att kopa sd manga aktier.
att foretaget skulle blifva vardt
nagot.
En- AMMAN orsak till missnoiet
ar att aktierna icke skulle blifva
5fverlemnade till arbetarne sielt-
va forran efter fem airs forlopp,
och att arbetaren forlorar sina
aktier ON han dessforinnan lem
mar bolagets t%jenst. De mena,
att fcmarsbestammelsen i s~jelIva
verket ar EFT kontrakt, som for
plietigar folk att arbeta for bola-
get j fem ar.
Svenska monitoren., 1903-01-16
Kr5nika.

Det har annu icke kommit till
nagot bsstamdt resultat med.han-
syn till fragan att hanskjuta till
en- skiliedomstol afgorandet af
stridigheterna mellan Venezuela
och de tire stormakterna Tyskland
England och Frankrike. Den
amerikanska regeringen har ge-
nom minister Bowen emottagit
president Castros svar pa torsla-
get att lata striden afgoras at
skiljedomstolen | Haag och till
stalide genast makterna svaret,
men Diet synes som ON hans viii
kor icke arc fullt tillfredsstallan-
de. Det offentliggores naturligt-
Wis %ingenting bestamdt angaende
Castros svar, men Diet antydes att
han icke ar bold for att lata skill
jedomstolen Haag afgora saken.
Han uppgifves helst villa ha pre-
sident Roosevelt till skiljedomare
eller, derest delta icke later sig
CORA, nagon af de sydamerikanska
republikernas presidenter. Oct
sistnamda komma makterna
knappast att ga in pa, och Diet
troligaste ar att Castro uppstallt
denna fordran for att radda sin
egen vardighet som landsfader.
Emellertid fortsatta makternas
eskadrar blockeringen af Vene-
zuelas kust. All skeppsfart ar
atstannad. och arbetslosheten i
hamnstaderna borjar antaga ho-
tande dimensioner. Da och da
uppsnappas atskilliga %smafartyg,
och haromdagen seglade tyskarne
in Porte Cabello. besatte tullhu
set och bemaktigade sig ALA de
fskarbatar och ~smafartyg som de
kunde komma Diver. Stadens
invanare borjade bereda sig pa
strid och uppforde barrikader pa
gatorna, men utan ytterligare f.
endtligheter seglade tyskarne
astad med slit byte. En- AMMAN
forodmjukelse, som Venezuela
maste tala, ar den att EFT par af
dess ~krigsskepp nu UNDER engelsk
fagga deltaga i biokaden.
Naturligtvis ar Diet anyo revo
luton i Diet inre af landet. Def
S. k. Matosupproret har fatt ny
naring genom den forlagenhet
Castro rakat !, men denne forkla-
rar att revolutionen har ingenting
att betyda. ehuru han pastar att
de frammande krigsskeppen I'M
derstodJa rebellerna.
Det liknar sig dock till att Diet
inom kort skall komma en- over
enskommelse till stand, enligt
hvilken ALT afgores at en- skilje-
domstol.
Men de ofvan uppraknade stor
makterna arc ej de enda, SON ha
en- gas oplockad med Venezuela,
Afven Diet lila Danmark eyer EFT
Northumberland, som Diet gerna
skulle villa Sc uppgjordt.
Da tullen j Oresund upphafdes
1857, gick Venezuela in pa att till
Danmark betala en- godtgorelse
at 100000 kronor, men till dato
har Danmark hvarken fatt Sc ran
ia eller kapital, ehuru den danska
regeringen hvarje ar insandt rak-
ming med en- vanlig pastot att ia
den liqviderad. Danskarne torde
CORA bast i att uppfora sin fordran
i konkursmassan pa WHIST och
iorlustkontot och ej mera bry sig
ON att soka indrifva densamma.
Pa tai ON skiljedomstolen i
Haag beskrifves den af en- hol-
landsk journalist pa foljande satt:
Rattens moten arc icke offent-
liga, men man kan dock ia tilltra
deskort till desamma. Kontrol,
len ar enkel, i Diet man endast at
nojer sig att tillfraga den beso-
kande ON hans mann. Delta a.
liggande skotes af Ell civilkladd
vaktmastare, hvarken af en- pc
lisman eller militar. Uniformen
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-05
ALCOHOLISM IN FRANCE.

The Academy of Medicine of
France at the unanimous request of
the chamber. Of deputies has recent
ly issued report strongly, condemn
ing the drink used as aaperitifs:p or
appetizers, by the bulk Of the French
middle and lower classes. After
careful analysis DR.. Laborde, who
was specially commissioned, declares
that every quality of absinth CON
tains poisonous elenients. he dis
cards the fanacy that yermuth, or
noyeau, is harmless. Chartreuse Is
dangerous IN a lesser degree and
ought only to be used In tiny med
ical doses for specific purposes.
French gin is=a form of wood
spirit, and the superstition which
makes ynlneraire o popular remedy
in certain emergencies is periloua to
human life. The legislature ought,
according to the report, 10 forbid the
fabrication of these liquors and the
immediate enforcing Of the Law OF
1876 against absinth. DR.. Laborde
considers that the fiscal revenue
loses as much as it gains by fraud
and adnlteration and by the Grim
inal or mental heredity caused by
the terrible spread of alcoholism in
France. Chicago sGhrenicls.
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Judge For Yourself.
Which is bctter4rry an Experiment
or Profit by a Clarksburg Citizens
Experience.

Something nevis an experiment.
Must be proved to be as represented
The statement OF a manufacturers Is
not convincing proof OF merit.
But the endorsement of friends Is
Now surprising you had q bad back.
a Lame, Weak or Aching one.
Would you experfmentpni is
You will read OF many se-called
cures.
Endorsed by strangersfrom farzaway
places. :
Its different when the endorsement
comes from home.
EEsy to prove local testimony.
Home endorsement lis the propf that
backs every bog OF Doanss Kidney
Pills.
Read this case
Mrs. Wesley Davis, school teacher,
residence SIT 70. Pike street. says m j
son, a young man OF % years of age,
complained great deal at times OF
lameness and soreness In his back.
Knowing that such annoyapces Were
apt TO grow complicated II not attend
ed to he was Induced to use Doantf
Kidney Pills and procured them at
Wells So Haymaker's drug stere. From
the results he received SO quickly,
quietly and thoroughly there is NO
doubt but the remedy can be depended
upon for backache or kidney com piaint
In any form.
For sale by all dealers. Price. 5oc.
Foster-MilbuTn Co., Buffalo, n. Y,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Dnan sand
take 10 substitutes. feb. 3-deod-wlt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-05
a REMARKABLE IllARRlAee

According to the Augusta (Ga.l
Herald, . most remarkable marriage
viii take place in the coming vim
ter. The peculiar part Of the mar
rage Is the fact that Immediately
after the marriage ceremony pro-
ceedings will be instituted for a d.
yorce in fact the divorce is even
row quite ns fully assured as the
marriage The bridegroom to be
has not sufficient means to make
both ends meet. The prospective
bride has enough to make them
meet and lap considerably. She is
under the impression that to be q
married woman Is to be exempt
from censure; that to be- widow is
TO be attractive; that to be q grass
widow is to be Of ~ things the most
desirable. For q stipulated money
consideration the man sells his
name, which to the woman is n
most desirable commodity. The
ceremony will be :stTict1ysa civil one.
As soon rs the knot is tied legal
counsel will begin to unite it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-05
A Coveted Star.

The great ambition of the hotel
keeper in Switzerland is to have a
star attached TO the name of his
hotel in Baedeker,s guide TO that
country. These stars are valuable,
as they cannotsbe bought with adj
refreshments. One Of the hotels
near. the lake of Thnn had lost its
star through Temporary misman-
agement, and all efforts to get it
again had failed. In.July the well
known German parliamentarian,
Eugene Richter, spent a few weeks
In this hotel and seemed so well
pleased that the host begged him to
plead for'him with Baedeker. Rich
ter did SO and promptly got ansBer
from Leipzig that the star would
be restored in the next edition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-05
ALL OVER THE HOUSE.
IL Is Well to Have a special Cabinet
For Your Choice Books.

r 65sa55 :
The handsome editions de luxe
which accumulate in any family
fond of books are too fine to BE
stored away with ordinary hooks.
In a case their beauty is unnotioad,
and on tables they are. out of place
and soon become .soiled.
A small cabinet of the finest wal
nut oak, cherry, maple, mahogany,
rosewood or ebony mag, he puT-
chased for the Accommodation OF
these treasures. It is Always hand
somely carved or inlaid. The. shelves
are divided into irregular compart-
ments, and each one of these is lined
with soft leather, protection for
the edges of the bindings. Curtains
run along brass rod or couple OF
glass doors protect the contents
from dust and moisture.
The amateur cabinet maker in
these days when the collecting of
books is so generalia fad can provide
for a friend no more acceptable gift.
than such atcabinet, carved by hand
OF decorated with burned work.
81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-05
The Ru..Ie % Fhelr syIna..

A mother who lives in the Law
renceville district has just returned
from summer outing in New Jer-
'sey, on which she was accompanied
by her three yeaf-old daughter, who
has been taught that angels guard
her while she Aeeps. On the first
night in the strange place the little
one did not sleep very well and
about midnight sawoke her mother,
calling:
ooh, mamma. the angels guard
me here too. L hear the noise OF
their wings"
The alarmed mother fastened to
baby's bedside. Then she also heard
the noise of wings; but, not having
always lived in LaWreneesille, she
knew the difference between angels
and mosquitoes.-Pittsburg Gazette.
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Fob The LITTLE ONES.
Queen Alexandra Of EnnIand Has
Many Animal Petr.

The love Of animals always indi-
Gates a noble and gentle character.
and doubtless Queen Alexandra,s
love of animals has endeared her
doubly to her many subjects. Eng
lands queen has a collection of pets
at Sandringham that contains q
wide variety, embracing dogs, chick
ems, doves, horses and parrots. Many
years ago when she visited Ireland
dove was given her as an emblem
of peace and good will. and on her
return to London she bought q
mate for il. Their descendants are
numerous, and the queen always has
one specially trained for her bou-
DOR. This particular pet has its
cage in the room and will leave it at
her call to perch on her finger or
nestle on her shoulder. These doves
are all white, with pink eyes, A
small island In pool is the home of
number of foreign birds. Among
them are some curious specimens,
of which several oyster catchers are
regarded as peculiarly Interesting by
their owner. They have black and
white plumage and long red bills,
which they use like scissors to de-
tach the mollusk. Three turtle
doves are recent additions. They
were on board the steamer when
her majesty returned from Dem
mark last year, and she became so
fond of them that they were sent TO
sandringham. The queens kennels
are extensive, and in them are coll
lies, Newfoundland, deerhounds
and other varieties. Her personal
pets are two Japanese spaniels,
which are carried everywhere with
her. Each kennel has a bedroom and
a sitting room, and all open upon o
large central court room. There is
also hospital, and when a dog dies
it is buried in q little cemetery and
a tombstone is placed over it's grave.
Sam, the poodle who was pet of
Princess Victoria, lies here. The
princess used to have the clippings
from his long and silky coat made
into yarn for crocheting little
shawls. Queen Alexandra is well
known by every dog in the kennel.
Horses come in for o geodly share
of her majesty's affection. She has
been a fine horsewoman, from child
hood and still rides nearly every
day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-05
The New campanIIe.

The cornerstone Of the new cam
panile will be laid April i22, 1903,
and the Venetian authorities ere
projecting much ceremony for the
occasion. All the debris will have
been cleared away a month hence.
At present the courtyard of the
doge's palace is entirely occupied
by fragments of statues and bas-re-
hefs saved from the ruins. Some of
them will be employed in rebuilding
the campanile, while the Others are
destined for a museum. The sub
scriptions from all sources so far
aggregate $295, 900. The rebuilding
Of the campanile will cost $500, 600.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-05
yyerse Than.l : yanr,p,lre !,

A Belgian officer just returned
from the Kongo Free State reports
that in the ceyerns Of the Uelle riv-
.er there dwells q species of octopus
that presents . grave danger to all
who navigate the river in small
boats. The strange beasts are called
megwe" by the natives and are
very numerous in the neighborhood
of the station OF the Amndis owing
to the number of.rocks and caves in
that region. They attack the native
canoes, capsixing them easily With
their tentacles and, according to
their state OF hunger, Selling one or
two men. The octopus drags his
human prey to his cavern and there,
without infiicting the slightest e.
iternal wounds, feeds on his victims
brains by inserting the points Of his
itentacles in his nostrils. He gem
orally keeps his prey fifteen hours,
then let's the body float out ON the
river.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-05
Volcanoes queer Freak.

During the recent volcanic erup-
ton at Martinique q strange phe=
nomenon was noticed at certain min
eral springs near Prague. The wa
ter turned brnEn and then red, re-
tanning this latter color for full
hour.
Scientists are unable to account
for this sudden change in the water,
but those who reside near the
springs are certain that It was
caused by the volcano and do not
fail to point ont that q similar phe-
,nomenon was observed in I7hs ON
the day when there was a terrible
earthquake in Lisbon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-05
Adverbs and AdIectivea.

Professor Greenwood recently WIS.,
tied the Attacks school and talked
to the children on adyerbs and adj
iectiYcs.
eDoes Professor Bowser use adj
verbs and adjectives, children?" he
asked.
eyes, sirp chorused the little me-
groes.
Yes, sir!" again in chorus.
well, what does she use when
she does not use adyerbs and adj
jectives?"
There was a silence. No one
seemed to know. Finally a very
black little fellow waved his hand,
@Well," said the professor, what
does she use? ?"
"She generally uses Q ruler
Kansas City Journal.
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By trolley 10 vesuvIus.

It is stated in Nature that
Messrs. Cook, the tourist agents,
have put forward q proposal to run
an electric railway to The crater of
Vesuvius from the naval arsenal n
Naples to take the place of the
funicular railway now used. Fhe
faculty of science In the University
Of Naples has forwarded a strong
protest against the scheme TO the
Italian government on the grounds
that it would interfere With the
seismic and magnetic observations
and records which are made at the
university.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-05
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
How Little Esklmo Boys Hunt with
out Using Firearms.

In the far north in May and June
Immense numbers of elder ducks fly
along the coast bound for their
breeding grounds far to the east of
Point Harrow. At this season every
person, male and female, is supplied
with the Eskimo implement called
by them ke=loxe=i-tow-tin, which is
made as follows: Eight balls three
quarters of an inch in diameter are
cut from ivory or bone, with tip
or,ear through which hole is drill
ed Eight strands of finely braided
sipew are tied to these balls. At
the opposite ends the strands are
brought together, each of exactly
the same length, and tied to ten or
twelve quilts of some sea.fowl, when
the implement is ready for use. The
bunch of quilts is grasped with the
right hand, while the fingers of the
left comb out the strand, and when
all clear the balls are held between
the forefnger and the thumb.
This is done in a few seconds
when a flock Of ducks are seen APP
preaching. When the game is near
enough, with quick circular mo-
tion just the same as throwing a
stone with a sling, the missile is
launched among the flying birds,
when, if one of these strands crosses
the neck or the wing of duck, it
brings it to the ground, where it is
then captured. TIE action of the
air on the strings tends to separate
the balls in their fight so that they
cover quite space, and If the birds
are punched they often bring one
down, and the boy or girl that can
doEthis is proud and happy.-Forest
and Stream.
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FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
Hew PoiIy Aaaao idIrrprn o. spoonsi
and Had Fun at Work.

and HAD Fun at Work.
Every Saturday Polly has to scour
the spoons That Is All that moth
Ell asas her to do, and 1t does not
take much time, but Polly has al
wass dreaded X so long beforehand.
apd grumbled 30 while she rubbed:
them that it seemed like very hard.
work indeed. Every week 1t was
The came old story, and You would
think that the little girl was asked
to clean the family plate IN some
big house.
But lest Saturday mother heard
her laughing oil by herself in the
kitchen and asked Mhat she was do
ing;
ed Polly gleesully.
So mother came to see. Polly
was rubbing away on D spoon, and
when 1T grew quite bright and shiny
sure enough there was q little mir
r6r In the bowl of the spoon, and
such funny Polly reflected there,
nth very fat cheeks and very small
eyes and mo hair. When she moved
her bead, her cheeks grew thin and
her eyes no large and round as an
owls. How Polly did Taught
Then she scoured another spoon,
and soon there was another tiny
looking glass and smother queer lit
tie Polly rs funny as the first.
When she had twelve of these
droH little mirrors, her work was.
done, and she was surprised TO find
that it Was only play after ALL
Philadelphia Ledger.