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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-22

I'm regard to the chances Of the Car.
dinals for finishing first In the Nation
al league race for the pennant. it il too
far in advance to make anything hk,
an accurate forecast, but l shall be
much surprised II they do not land in
the money" says Manager Charles
Nichols Of the st. Louis Nationals.
"Our practice work In the south was
encouraging beyond even what we ex-
pected. Our pitching stan has shown
that we are as strong in that very i'm
portant branch as any team in the
league, or very close TO 1t. Corbett IL
doing excellent work. and O'Neil has
rounded into form, and when O'Neil IL
in form there are no pitchers in the
business that can give him anything.
Saunders Is doing nicely. and l am In
very fair form. Mcfarland and Woods
have shown up we'll So our pitching
staff will not suffer.
with Byers, ZearfOss and Starnagle
the catching department is getting
along very well. For the Outtield
SmOot. Barclay and Shannon are Il
trio that any team can depend on. and
they are showing an encouraging pro-
pensity for slamming the ball. The in
field is stronger than last year With
Grady. Farrell, Shay. Burke and Brain
we have reliable layout.
THAT Is about the way we look at
present. Taking the team altogether.
| think we have splendid chance to
land way up in the first division. and
with our share Of luck and accidents
barred we may bring the ribbon to the
worlds fair city in the fall"
"To the man just breaking into pro-
xessional baseball. as l am, the most
noticeable feature Is the number Of col
lege men In the game" says Weldon
Henley, the Philadelphia American
pitcher.
For a decade the college man has
been more and more sought as
means Of recruiting professional teams.
His natural alertness, the sharpening
Of his wits by education and his tend
ency toward general development
through all round athletics make him
an object much in demand as raw ma
terial for the future finished diamond
star.
More than ever has this been true of
late, where colleges are taking up the
sport more systematically and putting
the team candidates through thorough
training under old. experienced heads.
An example is in the case of Yale,
where Frank Donohue Of the Cleve-
land club coached the pitching staff.
Chesbro. New York Americans. drilled
Harvard pitchers in the spring. and
Fred Clarke OF Pittsburg coached
Princeton.
MANY college men have objected to
playing professional baseball. but the
prejudice is dying out. The influx Of
college men has had its inevitable in
fiuence on the game.
in the last ten years the standard
Of education and department among
ball players has increased remarkably
The rowdy element has been. to a large
extent, eliminated, and where it still
exists 1t ia latent because Of the influ-
ence of the better element Of ball play
ers
THUS the college man can flnd just
as good company In professional base
ball as he found in college baseball,
and he will find very few players who
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-22
An Appeal

Any information concerning the
whereabouts Of Able s. Cottar who was
last heard from in the Seven Devils
will be gratefully received by his
mother, Mrs. Harriet Briggle, Lewis
ton, Idaho .
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-22

1Fast Trains at Convenient ab
kBetwesn Spokane and Puse
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-22

That on your vacation you will want
TO keep in touch with your home town.
You can do this by having your Teller
forwarded.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-22

The undersigned will take stock for
pasture at the Kroutinger place at the
mouth Of Tammany at the rate Of 81
each per month. L. FORDYCE
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-22
Warning to the Public

I will no longer be responsible for
hills contracted by my step son, Harry
Seely (nee Spence). All persons CIV
ing him credit must do it at their own
risk.
GEORGE sEELY.
Lewiston, Ida, June II, 1904.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-22

disposition and settle down to hard
work he can do much to keep the Ath.
letics within striking distance Of the
leaders. When Rube is right" few
twirlers can follow his pace. He once
struck out sixteen men in q single
game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev-YoriS June II. 1904
Beeves firm Choice steers sold SO 40 per 100 -
Dressed beef stead SWe=c per n Calves steady,
trading to-day sheep aaI yoarlings STEADY: prime and
choice othors Sheep sold ar ~ .
50 per 100 n. 50 90 yea.uEs So; lambs
az lass OF fancy Dressed mutton
steady at 7la0l0c per n dressed lambs at u014--c.
dressed yearl'nS AZ sale city dressed ycals C49c
Live hogs uouiuallv steady
BEEVES- Receipts cars. I2& head. Including
% choice steers for the mar>et which sold
50 40 100 10 The feeling tr-u Dressed beef
active and steady saJc per n. cables
London and Liverpool Exports to-day 1900
$50 sheep ana 700 quarters oc beef.
Sales-ilerHs Commission Company Illinois steers.
1928 p az 81 - per 100 n.
CALvTss-ReeeEts were Is head for the No
trading today feeling steady City dressed
G19, per n. country dressed 51.T7Ec.
SHEEP AND IAANIBS-Iteceipts cars. or 2 300
and yearlngs steady prime ard choice lambs IN
good demand and frm others steady. About all s0li
Common prime sheep sold at 50 25HSJ 100 10.
choice at s. So yearngs SO lambs s. 25GSS one
1oc ~. dressed lambs active at Il014i5c: dressed
yezrinEs at 0Q11c.
Sales-Eerns Commission 2iI Kentucky lambs 20
n IS 10 io n: pa DO II n at ST 90 2t5
Kentucky y, Sc Kentucky sheep I23 n
So. Sc n 81 30 Indiana do 10 n. 90.
81 Do 131 n az 81 - DO III n at 81 so, IL 70.
Mcpherson s Co: cso Virginia Iarrs 70 n AZ s. 90:
aG0 West Virginia do &C. n, s. -. II West vi-gina
sheer. " n at s. q % Virginia DO III n. at 81 80:
bucks leo NJ CT IS so
& Co 81 virginia lambs e6 n. at So; 200
n co: - = 81 80, Il Kentucky sc
n a. 81 50. 1G warnings Kentucky sheep
S4 1da DO lis n AT s. tn 40 100 - at 81 30
HOGs-Eeceirts were f&i2 cars. or 204s head:
sale feeling stei1'-
at 81 10 per 100 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

York. June II, 1914
REANs AND PEAS-Buyers showed good deal OF IN
difference aEain to-day ana httle business was
complshed Holders asking about late prices ana h
meet whatever demand along We quote. BH-NS.
rnarro choice Der s. s1a 81 90 do medium = 70
ne Kidney. 81 sos 20 DO white
kidney So 90. do yellow eye, - 9"t 90 u-h
turtle SOUP 81 SO: do lima Caltornla e S9aS- -" 20
foreign marrow duv uaid 50 300$. %: ID Italian me
d. foreign pea. 81 1881 So GREEN PEAS. scotch.
hars per bush 81 i = ISL 10 -,
FTTTTER-Receipts to-day. S.3l6 pAgs making totsI
OF 1872 increase OF IA ~ pkSs
last Trade slow to-day ana CUTE Ee-l
Of will carried over A NUMBER OF IecelF-
irhter ternnd during last half OF the week IN some
qarters rather an feeling prevailed ard Is posioie
could secured some concesslots from
rates quotation Tor extra creamery Is
retained at ISG1SGc but IL was more dlhcut 20 effect
sales AZ the outside Quite good deal u butter
market a. the inside There Is dun weak feel
,n,ier change in state
ffat,o Creamery renovated the last named IS ruling
but held about steady Only 900
u<as were the week We quote; cream
80 srtrus uer n ISG1Sbsc. do hrsts. 110iizc Do
tras I7l7l5c. do arss 16Gl61Rc: DO seconds l+Ql5c
ID hlrs c western imitation creamery trsts lSe do
renovated, extras Zoe; DO nrsts- IL
I3l3izc do thirds loo l2c: Western
frto drAs Ia0I4c: do seconds i2isE he. do thirds,
To- packing stock. 40 !. l2tso do No lSe 90 No J.
tJIIEEf,ecet2ts to-day 1915 boxes. exports the
veah Ss boxes Tire market Is closing the week quietly
~ aeucfal all grades Of ruiz
-earn cheese IarEe surplus and there
accumulation OF small cheese Quality
has been very irregular this week from hs Effects OF s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-12

TIE market during Saturdays half session ruled
ally easy under liquidation. There enough Of a
punish nature in the the cash situation
limit operations FOR short and the
ncial close On the curb the market showed rather
s'eacer tendency covering and O'Clock prices showed
ret decline OF only &c July. while September AMI
December was about &c net higher The weather
ness while oea-ish crop received from private
sources from practically all sections
were easy. with Liverpool about I'd and Paris
70 points lower. The Official French report
ast year On TIE whole the Indicated hardly
raole condition expected Minneapolis furnished
ul sA news. reporting cash demand "a be Improving
while country offerings lighter. but the other
millers wheat early shipment The worlds ship
nents for Monday estimated 10 400 COO bushels
The weather forecast continued fair weather
with no showers OF Importance 81 section Trading
came Guet later liquidation less After
the regular close the steady.
AZ o'clock July Guoted 81 Ac September s.
and December a. S3Ac No red closed nominal IN ele
81 o6s- CORN-YieldiEg 70 the splendid weather IN all
OF the big corn states. and Influenced also by early
caf!os prospects FOR larger arrivals de
cline corn acted rather depressed all forenoon with
te support apparent except some commission house
buying Of September IN Chicago where receipts 50
cars under the estimate the here shorts
bid July No from 81 7-18c 54tsc dropped
again On the curb There export demand No =
white. CSC. and No yellow. soc. OATS-A sale OF
10000 bushels made in the speculative market
Saturday. but cash here ruled dull At West
Prices dropped a little with other markets trade
slow Mixed oats 2s5S2 n, closed 45a47c; natural
White. 30g52 ~ +e950c. and clipped white 36d4o n
N1d53c RYF-Nominal: No . Western TIC nom nal
BARLEY Market dull Feeding was quoted 46c c Z
New-York, and mating nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-12
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. June H. 1904
CCTT-CT--The cySee market Saturday developed
considerable with demand fGir Tor the hale
prices showing good advance considering
- rec-nr fluctuations The opening
steady advance q Sulo points, and the market
closed steady a ludl5 points higher Sales
ported s.. 300 hR-s. The trrI1ess chiefly the
fl.r q rIrrher nui-t reports ceucerung the
zsI.2r crop These received hv cable from Havre.
aa- - quarts q d-ied Der
Welding about aroba t32 pounds OF clean
coffee whereas NJ -c~ normal conditions tha- amount
from In addition the bull
influence statement and further that
for harvesting. receipts
primary points were Moderate and the foreign markets
- q good
advance who good buyers
prices four sellers
nd q tendency prevent a1y material
81 European markets H8-rr = franc
Hamburg Z hiENr-. while lso advanced another
SO res. Santos remained unchanged Receipts at the
primary points 90 bEEs against 10000
or FRIDAY 81 COO hggS Il The interior
movement 9ses says against iG l2T ago
The market quiet but firm. wlta quotations
4 q Tor RIO NJ =
prices llc1. today
was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-12

t.yT-gN-7r-t-rfS session cotton market
1nde1 tie -9t@ - iH' -e-fa'if h happenings ot afi
afirE their ssr.rsr M me aco7T
o. rae n1aref 10 & il laDHsrt. .~ r"ar. every che wa
f-f-rg iiF'1 '' '~
fr4st.
is- mace
-r-EE the enel aston tst .a.. Deal was IN cog
teIs latiQn tr.r f1Hfrlz vas active ana ne
BUYERS rrsGr 20 a. plerr Ni'e
the of-r-Es indicate ttzi @r-t "7 isnsb
there the some f4shr
higher prices q rs-eii
generals accepted d; vas fIoue4J uot certain
giving r'. n"2-s t-7r AID running n ne
professional sh0rse being tst when ths opera
ri0n had been aH-1rPishe- -fr demand tTar ita
Ils6 price rrc-!1 again tF d--!rafe1 ly cie
during deg med nothing % explain me
sensational which -2rTtee LHF 70 80
tfc close ~ r1tcr-oF ana ilNc iHe N
paint NonEaE- tatl" were a"olt ~ Que a Ii.t
oTof months TIE weather fallly favorable There
n belt but inc t'F'
week end sfatittlir ~
showing between supaeS ana itE1Ne
Qpsratio-s-
uenfs -nusf been ~ ulat4le caaracr- enc
rrolubr reflected crersotd condition among Irossia
OPERATOR re o3e-a q ne aey Were iarsrf t
rof.-sl5rat account rfarva houses co. efc4
short IN months arc se--e- a tle.
10 be Buying further advance ne HlafAsS
opened steady decua = points % an a4N - ~
points in re-porse ~ab.e- but lmuFdate nec-is
ve-v ective and excited July going Upward eaa
points At fu'e response the active oiadlnE or ne
iocal shorts The reached TIE high point N the
r9in+s October sole aad December al loO'c net
gains ~ :. 10 points Just before ne close some @. We
room longs p7odts ttcre was sgnt rAc-t ba la
aret was fualiy v-ry STEADY net i 70 - points sAeI
The range in the local market to-day
Vas as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-12
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

rrs,eTTfoa. June 1I.-Closng: WHEAT-spot easy: No
lfia 81 l0ed futures quiet. July, De 3Ad. Sep
49, ns Sad. Decsuber nominal. COKN-SpOt quiet.
- nAe1, new 80 6sec, American mixed. old, Is
.Isele@ e1!l Jsy, A. "a seEtsnbeT a. 2sd PEAS
t.-el-4sl qulet - s1zd kLOLR-St- LsouE fancy win
hi 60. - &C. HOPS-Ln L0nd0n CPacihc Cast nTn.
pCys5y tas 5tSh-t' extra India 5ss &C.
-. -all, prime mess. Western. G2s Cd HANS-Short
- - . ~ y. dUll s4s Cd BACOE-F1rm; Cunaber-
l. - = u 90 n S3s short rfb IS 10 - n. 3ss g;
o. nleeles. lghI y 70 - 10 Sss long clear md
LsaNg, - 10 - ~ 3Ts ca. short clear backs 10 70
.e es clear Dellies "a 20 l6 n. 3ss SHOULDERS
49, ~ 20 % H. hrrn BIS Cd LARD-F1rm; prime
49, m terfcfs sas. American refined, IN pas Sss Sc
ttssS, 100 900 Lnitea States steady. sss gtlEtSE-
american white. Do Colored TA-
cra -.i'r'ine easy. %. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Isee--- st'5s4scoHlfnon nrrn. e ID. PETROLEUM
--l- e.l. -. llAaEs-D OILe-FlrEHa l1s 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-12
SMOKE HEALS WOUNDS.

ron TIE Granite fOre) Gem.
Every little while read Ia the newspaper that
tolae one has rusty nail IN his hand or foot
~ other portion or ais body and lOckJaW resulted
lnelelrorn. and that the patient died. II every
ssfson was aware Of perfect remedy Of such
WOUNDS and would apply il. then such reports
,nou!a cease. The remedy is simple, always al
.-ane, can Ice applied by any one-What is better, is
441atAhle Al IS simply smoke the wound or
e-y wound That is bruised infiamed with a
Neohen cloth Twenty minutes IN the smoke viii
.eAe Tie pam out OF the worst case OF Inflammation
Sssng from such a wound. People may sheer AT
Is remedy much they please, but when they
- aIllclel with such wounds JET them try II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-12

Foreign ccTee Harls:.- Rio-toIee market firm. No
Rio. 5Sa5. ~zta1ge Ia, Ic,eQfs. -"4 tags shipments
fc- Tat=d Ica t--t srtl--e-ts Europe
100 sjoa. -. 900 HaEtos-cof.ee market hrI; gy2l
average Santos. 5StG0
HcusaurFl0r~~ op-Ee5 Eu-EsuFet. $50 p
= higher.
market steady uDS.la-g-l = higher.
a. i To adyaaCol = franc, total sll-s -. lAgs
January ........... - - -ulv . .-....... Al On
Fehrlary --..---...--. IL 90
March -..--.....-.--- September ....-.. Il 80
.-.-..-..-..-. C-raf.-
N0v --.--.--.-.-.- - Nayrr.rer ...-.......
June 81 E I~elf.r = 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-12


MoI.Asst1S AND sYRUrs- 3 l hal moderate
H ne as gs On r5F 'u ls ss 10 is aR R
steady and 1i..hansyi We gao,s. Aol-tSsss New
isQel. prime Tore New-oF.saEs open s,-t.c. . g@7c
f-ias 22a4Sr. fancy sG5So-
ocEAN FTt1IGHTs-Ia an department, Of and
prov ment T. The demand tor boats Rates were ult
lions % Liverpool and Gl-seN IT,. AHtwerg. $al4.
I~l-s'ls a@H' e ltaiH1eE FI5s H5e@'1 90
ssys - lifted -.'.-s Is jay N-s-5. H.i-.e steam
.lstne az tons Vagrrhats 40 s'.saw = '7e.n l,'
er lsss tons calaa clay. T,vgy Iz.ade,pa,a private
i5st k.asi9m %. O. .en'.a"n. rs1lg , jT. 1 - ,
~ E4enaa Ayrs> private terms. i.r.t5h steamer 2is7
private terms. Hritrr steamer 2-u9 toHs coal Narfok
l,s.'-- Pleys island g. raa4elpala. -grvae terms.
HsvaHs prt,a,s terms ITALIA ship eco cases I.sre-
ba GELS Boston Nltauzis. and back H9th Of Hatess
"a -'-" ias e., 20 rrS 1' -l l. ma a,
.-.esr-r 10 ions. .lF5 T,sraan3ne 70 E1i'.srs 81
.ro,.- ,s tons roa Philadelphia 30 Jacks.1yi. sac
$500 as tons ca s shias'as , 20 '
Aa-a-,a. 81 Il and towsss. schooner ga tons coal
f a.asrabe aterea, was displayed in the cot
s5eans- os-urrei 1iasegd On renairs quiet and an
Iriccs We quote: Ff.IHoI-f-l n standard EEt
bts - uulk s. -, Ph!lai-lhia hhs - bulk s. 10
refined. cases, NeTfQrk SO -. PhL!de Ih1. 80 n"
81 IL pafaacpra lts $40 10. bulk s. 10. white
cases New YORK SO ~; PHILADELPHIA. SO 20 COTTON
suIaale- yellow asc yellow. nominal. prime
white 30. prime winter yeoSc - %ss lLNsEED OIL
s71lssc: CaIcutta raw &c. LARD oil, 5S557e
PROVISIONAL good outside demand. further buying
BY packers ana small hog Tsg's sauaed s3 b1B ae' T
-, an and Omaha 5000 PORK arm Quoted: Mess
fam
S;cadv Quoted: Ness Sass 1aInily 50 5OaSl0 90
packet -ssas9 30: extra !nda mess 6 yos
fru Quoted Bacous. ciac; $50 n 63zC Ice ~ 67sc;
$40 n. &C: pigs. 67sd7isc- CUT MI>ATS-Pickled
Gzc: picked shoulders quiet qiotrc &C. pkle. .i7
qui- quoted g41Oc TALLOW steady city. 40: culi-
try 4se4ee LARD firm quoted 'loc city ARA sieSa[
quoted Qczc refund lard steady: quoted south Amef
.cr go, artir-ut T15c. Brazil kegs SOC; compound
steady. quoted 5%Q55sc. sTEARINE steady. quoted;
ole2 5+Qse; city !aTd steaT.hs q f .t with full
unchanged prices quoted We quote: ZONES OF
$5s g4izo and 4Aa5l4c: Patua 5isq5%c; Japan. for
egn nominal. do domestic. 2faa3%c; Java. 4'@9'@se
Itsuroau n bond "a G2A.c-
-r-GAF-Saturdays market for refined sugar was qule
Nth the rndertcce steady with list prices unchInGea
Prices quoted per FOR cash seven days
rs.viareG powdered powdered anu
f,if s. Eagle confectionery graduated 515c
cartons OF hle sra-iile, g.. Ftsge ane TranuIated
bags OF me Rran1ldtel 49,
A 4.75c Nos ? and g. 465c. No = ! SOC No o 100
No 6 300. No Z .45c: No : 400 No O. i52c; No lV
Il q i0s. No fs csc The market for beet sugar AT
London was unchanged present month but 40 on Tor
July "heh Iut ~ -. 1r rav sugar was steady
but unchanged and quiet With egSeTs >, ne a f5r s6
test centfifuea sc for 50 test muscovado and sic for
So molssses sugar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-12
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

De- pool, June Ii.--ClosaE: COTTON-spot IN limited
esse ,loes points higher; AEnerlean uddling fsir.
f5sS - Ll-s-lag es2d nnddiing. 6g&d low miaGlinG,
~ a. 49,, y .4fg ESD; ordinary. I'D The sa4ee ~
fi5 nele hyuy hales. % which 800 for sEecus
Loo - eHnort ard ineudsd 100 American: receipts.
Iisacy ~ Aiieracor fgtures opened and closed
tur Il 80 CO. lal1lllng. Q June oasd. june and
Der 80, joy Gal august. GslG. August and Septenl
SoTer.-- leIther and ogtD5eT. 5GsG: October ard
- - 80 November and DsceEnber 556l; Deoem
s~4@aFs AS94. January and February. b3sa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-12

Entirely reconstructed with every PES
Siele laxary. Large Palm Court, Daily
Concerts Suites with baths. Orni-
buses At Pier and Station.
Manager J, Amino.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-12
e tn. total net receipts OF cotton at ali
The following are the te
- xlnra september ]

FLOUR AND AiEAI1hs n2uF tTsaS vas cue sld
-I-s 3urtng PATENTS 1895 so: winter straiehts.
- ssGs5 winter patents s. LOO to spTng clear - =
- ss1fts 90 RYE FLOUR Gu.et quoted; Ear 70 sooG'
sss,S4 o. choice 20 fancy. - @5$t 90 CDtsN adtA!.
steady Quoted: Kiln dried - - 10 a. g 0gShs;
60 roarse 81 i6(aSi 70. FEED steady. quoted;
W.sfern sTring s3e G5 standard middilng SO sour
40 arrive city bran s-44S-5 -.
bulk ana sacks: rniddlng s2zGS24 50; red dog 80
,sr,, r,o sal q bulk SO sacks; clinical s. 90
GRAIN-WHEAT-The government rspoFt lEsNso AL,ss
the close Friday received osarisa lhts pfe'SH sAo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-12

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables; Spot cotton
quiet sales 1000 bales speculation and export ll'
American. 5000 receipts leOo niddEng up.ana $50,
s.-es opened steady points higher on near anc u
% higer on distant positions closed steady net l2g
"a points higher G5ad: JuuecIuly. so July
September, 0-od, Seter
her ssd: October 544d.
5.35d- JanuarvF euTuary o5l
Cornparzye cotton statement for the week snded I'll
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-31

The King said she might live with
the butler and his wife.
"She had not been there a week be-
fore she asked the King to let her
come and live in the castle and have
ladies to wait upon her like the
Queens daughters. He only laughed
at her. but the Queen, who liked her
very much in spite of her foolish
talk, gave her beautiful green robe
with many f1ounces and ribbons and
hoped she would be satisfied.
But it only made her more vain
than ever, and she declared that if
she could not live in the palace she
would live in the fields and sleep in
the barn where the cows were at
night. Then the King gave orders
that she should live outdoors and be
fed only bread and milk till she got
over being so foolish.
For several days she stayed in the
fields when she was not making but
ter, and she grew more unkind and
wicked than ever.
Now one morning when she had
made the butter as usual and put it
into a beautiful golden bowl and start
ed to carry it upon her head across
the fields, she felt some one pull her
beautiful green silk robe and saw be-
hind her an elf who lived in a hollow
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-31

you frequently have three eyes, two
in their heads and a loose one they
look through when they want
to admire my beautiful form and
features"
"oh, dear! you are stupd.' ex-
claimed Edward. THAT is not an
eye, that is "a"
"A what" interrupted the fly.
"Oh. mi something or other, a
glass you look with to see things"
said Edward.
We'll. don't you look with your eyes
TO see things" asked the fly.
Yes" said Edward, but a glass
is not an eye"
why isn't it," asked the fly. AT
any rate, if you had another mi, or
glass. or eyes or whatever you call it.
you could see that ! don't need any
more. | have several thousand eyes al
ready"
Several thousand" gasped Edward
What do you do with them all?"
"Ah, my little man. | have some adj
vantages over you after all, haven't
II said the fly. Il look with my
eyes, to be sure, and I see a great deal
that your two eyes never discover.
can see before me. behind me and at
each side without turning my head or
even my eyes, and ] never have to
Wink, either"
My" said Edward.
Yes" continued the fly. land l have
six feet. while you have but two"
Two are enough" said Edward
stoutly. Il don't want any more"
That is as it may be-" said the fly.
But / can walk under things and over
things, and all around things. and you
can walk only on top of things
IT don't see how you do it," said
Edward, oven if you have six feet.
My dog Towser has four feet and he
can only walk where l can"
We'll, you know" said the fly. cor
perhaps you don't know, that my foot
is not like either yours or Towser l."
Il rather guess do know that" re-
piled Edward.
How does It differ" inquired the
hy.
IT'S Hitler" said Edward.
1t Is more than that" said the ny:
1T is better"
Let me see Il" demanded Edward.
There" said the ny, holding back
her wings and putting out one foot
daintily, but you cannot see II with
out another eye. so ! win just have 10
tell you about II. You see"
No ! don't see. said Edward; you
said ] didn't"