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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05
A Popular
Diplomat

he has been the popular representative America had
OF ST. James, and have had very able and popular
them James Monroe John Quincy Adams Martin Van
Buren,, James Buchanan Edward Everett George Bancroft John
Lorop Motley James Russell Lowell and John Hay. The charac
testcs which have made him popular thus described by r. H.
Thherington in Munsey's Magazine.
when Mr. Choae appointed the important position i'll
diplomatic service he had had practically of political
life He had held apponive beyond
member constitutional He had been
known purely awyeras the brilliant and successful lawyer
of the New York bar-and graceful and sklu afernne
speaker He had been president of sempoca club and he had
occasionally spoken political meetings. but of the
he politician Yet when President Mckinley offered him
the from which John Hay leaving become Secretary Of
State Mr. Choae accepted aho involved exchanging very
lucrative practice position that its holder than its sal
airy; and his ambassador has been signal takes
extraordinary make
ambassador That precisely the why OF training
develop The great ambassador like the
born and made is because Mr. Choae possesses unique
sOna exceptional mental and physical endowment
bnaon OF intellectual and social that he will be remembered
of strongest representatives the British He
who courtesy Eastern proverb eaps friendship Not
that Mr. Choa sought curry abroad by abang
jo OF his Americansm An American of the Americans leading
American resident of London recently called him. Nor has he relied
the cheap about Shakespeare and
tongue that often done duty international
Mr. Coate has far much originality condecend such te
patudes He has made himself felt England beyond the routine
Of diplomatic work. by his and gnay by his wit and eoquence
by his rich of information and above all by the force and the
netsm Of his personality"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05

The grass withereth, the flower fadeth,
but Secretary John Hay seems to jog
along in perennial favor. 1t is about
forty-fve years since he first entered
public life as the private secretary of
President Lincoln. But it is said that
his old sign John Hay, Attorney-at-
Law" still hangs over one of the dusty
streets of Pittsheld, Pike County, nli-
nois, where he first began the practice
of law.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05
America AS
a World Power

what power brings danger
tangemens We have decide shall a delicate
matter The law Of neutrality clearly settled in all matters We
neutral nation, friendship with each of the begeran Our
ancient friendship for Russia prompts do for her all that
do and subject her further humiliation and defeat by
harsh construction of the international law relation neua
We ought give her every chance under the exists
On the other hand the United States that first took Japan
the light civilization There special for
friendship her She fighting against of the greatest empires
world population We do do anything
deprive of the fruits of her we'll victories And
In there question settle and there
is the danger of entanglements
the Francisco that There
clearly under the circumstances nothing else do but dsam the
vessel in Manila conditions different
the great extension of territory by the United States
especially the acquisition OF territory in the Orient America has
come into position where she likely
lions of international Importance solve than before
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05

Truth is what is needed" says Pro-
fessor c. H. Hitchcock of New Hamp-
shire, about Kilauea. Then the pro-
fessor sat down and wrote an article
on the volcano, remarking in his open
ing sentence that fire had returned to
Kilauea after an absence of thirteen
years" Verify the professor knows
what is needed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05

The County Act is to stand and the
question of money to run the counties
seems to be the most important one
now raised. AS the act has been de-
clared by very high authority to be
a gold brick, why not cut off a few
slugs of gold from the act itself each
time little money is needed?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05

The Emperor and Empress of Russia
attended memorial service yesterday
for those who fell in the naval battl4.
The Russian rulers will shortly be at
tending another memorial service for
about $4,000 more Russians who will
fall in the coming battle wit Oyama.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05
With H. F. Wtcnman & co., Ltd

Incidentally the press dispatches have
not recorded the attendance of either
the Emperor or Empress at any memo
rial service for those who We're ruth
lessly shot down in the streets of Rus
sian and Polish cities.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05

Robert II. Lincoln was once elected
Supervisor of the Town of South Chi
cago, though it is doubtful if he ever
could be again. But when it comes ID
getting jobs that pay big salaries, he
beats his fathers record as a cam
paigner.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05

There does not seem to be any eager
desire on the part of the officers of the
Rojestvensky's fleet to give their
paroles. Probably they consider that
conditions are healthier for them in
Japan than back at home.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05
W. G. Irwin C Go.
AGENTS FOR THE

Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, Eng
Alliance Assurance Co., of London, Eng
Scottish Union & National ms. Co., OF
Edinburg, Scotland
Fire Association of Philadelphia.
Alliance Insurance Corporation Ltd.
Wihelma Of Magdeburg General ms.
Company.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05

Nov that Kapea has been brought
back from London and says he will
plead guilty, the experiment of bring
ing back eX-TerritOrial Treasurer
Wright might be tried and see what
he will plead.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05

Prince Poteator is among the Rus
sian refugees at Manila. 1t is lucky
that some of our local potes are not in
Manila now, the prince might take a
bite at them.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05

Whom the gods would destroy they
first make mad" 1t looks like the
Car was going through a course of
training for the gods to practice on.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05

Togo lost no time in extending the
glad hand to his recent antagonist.
The japanese admiral can afford to be
liberal.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05

Perhaps Nebogatoff has heard that
they have passed some criticisms of
him in Russia, and that is the reason
he will not give his parole.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05

What does Attorney General An,
drews, as a member of the Civic Fed
GRAFTON, think of the proposal to put \
citizens ticket in the field?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05

1t would surely be a very
- i thing for Hawaii
tldWdHS i bag about her legislature Heay-
Legislature ! en- knows that the distinguished
body which has just relieved
and its members of the burden of
deliberations has enough o answer
io But it comes down to comparison with the will Ha-
wall be able after all to hold her little head quite aunty among
States and Territories of the Union? negbo California
had to e three senators and them trial accepting
and easily shown that the cold passed as price for
votes How about Delaware and her Addcs who still holds the
votes he is known have purchased? What with
Jersey "a state bought and sold by living liberal
incorporation aWs,al the incorporated New Jersey
Oregon Tor thirty dominated by John H. Mitchell Kansas
resented in the Senate by Burton Massachusetts, resting
tons charge that its legislature bought like
market Missouri where Folk has that
passed was passed for price, surely u upon little
Hawaii the latter the American legislation
first legislature second bad they unquestionaby
than of these outfits:
The session which has ended through practically
scandal 1t probably economical than large majority oil
the legislatures, many which dollar day have
nothing do rival the membership in number accomplished
OF under difficulties Interpretation and translation
such as other bodies in America have deal with
Perhaps these considerations Hawaii
ashamed for her legislative record after all There other eg
lures which do far Lest the gentlemen who the
aue should feel that they entitled be eaed
things, must be remarked that there very
far better.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05
HOLSTER DRUG GO.
Fort Street

What on earth was Frederick Has
kins taking when he saw shrimps run
ming around the table at a Hawaiian
luau?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05

Over on Kauai they seem to have arr
rived at an era of political good feel
ing. There is only one county ticket in
the field.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05

Why did Sheriff Hi Henry refuse A
permit for the local Japanese play
which was presented Saturday night?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05

The arrival in Manila of three
vessels of Admiral Rojestvensky's
late fleet, and the request of the Of
ficer in command to be permitted
to remain there long enough to re-
pair, to coal and to provision,
brings it right home to America
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05

The literary department Of Percy
Ponds dairy farm seems to be in good
working order.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05

The fusion of Democrats and Home
Rulers doesn't seem to have added any
heat to the campaign.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05
CASTLE Z COOKE. LID.
Commission Merchants
Sugar Factors.

The Eva PlE catic Company,
The Waialua Agricultural Co., Lta.
The K hala Sugar ~ompany.
The Waimea Sugar Mill Company.
The Fulton Iron Works, st. Louis, Ne
he Standard Oil Company.
The George F. Lake Steam Pumps.
West0n's CentrifuRals
The New England Mutual Life InsuTS
ance Company of Boston.
The Ae(ns Fire Insurance Company %
Hartford, G mn.
The Alliance AS urance Company Of
London.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05

Experienced Canvassers can secure
profitable empl ment by addressing
Opportunity" Box 366, City.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05

Star Want Ads pay rs cent
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05

Want ads in the Star bring quick re-
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cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05
Situation Wanted

Any clerical position, including Type
writing and Bookkeeping by Mrs. Ma
rion Luning. p. O. Pox 545.
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Set Of books to keep or other clerical
work to do in spare time. Also type
writing. Apply A, p. o. Box 567.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05

The retirement of Joseph H..
Choate, as American ambassador
to Great Britain, has brought out
more newspaper discussion of him.
than any other man ever received
on a similar occasion. 1t is all Of a
pleasant kind, too. 1t is said that
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05
Undertaking
Wanted

-Four gentlemen to room on car line
Nuuanu Avenue. Board optional.
swimming tank on premises. Address
p .. Box 545.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-05
Classified : Ads in Star.


Uemura go King street near Punch
bowl Bicycles repaired, clothes clean-
ed and dyed also employment office.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-07

h.,rrun ,.t1bvu. ~ ur wrfr neat
Ing Do there vas s1irrrt,.frnyui Hu0n-
thc dogs ari un, ~ them iH.tl,l irsi
10, went ln'l battle yrry promptly he
vaem luurlus and ntilus until 10
mrurI hot'sw up u. ruiurvvi ty On.
,.y Tl's n"a. br soUu saw che t,v.s Dol,
h.s lsgfysslr and stnui growing siv.
asaIl IT, was like the gpal ,n "a pus
flr mare. 400 wound aui tangled in Oh
HARNESS. hu. u took some time 10 gri
hl, firr before him aul bis f,,i frrr
AtB smbl grpvy where groups uf
mru just out uf %, nrld, wsfr slii.us
their arm trr % ih, cllovs We
hDusbt mot brrad nnl butter On pl,
lus Cor 70 lusi, ~ tuok plHkaf, uut
~ hI. trousers puJkrt 10 Frt b.s ,Hlney
u was Lrd in % rrl handkerchief.
aud remember % looked iu d. ah1u
the size NJ biz ust IT, was putting b..
back when 10 fril fInu DE- band hrHi
ily. rrl elgd bear tho rh.us 10 ,uu
us % STRUCK uur ~ ilr u, who ii
near p.,s',, % un aul gave 10 H1,s I'd
him ~ remember we'll h.s kI1IHss,
'.i au ,f'l rlrHr or lr Wius,-i at Il,
companions wIH uulg,i rarh other a.
tlry smiled gunuiUeiy 'rr'r o. va'
. B ri Uufs when r.'mUsl HiH o.
basket. aud UHItyi aIvue loo s.iru.r a,
rapidly Nv FrIpl tty dog tu b,,p fay.
The l,ld.ue rfr va. i.,i o. tl,c siu,I
10, ihc rifle anal Frcrs walking sad
vas t'o SOW foT the comfort of hl
urrA
"N1u shif less russ, tll put n Llnl
In your nc.s Ter you n 80 done VAN
up said uclr 10 M be- looked la,l
ut tie Go- ln a temper wholly un
worthy " him.
We had rlss,,l dcrp valley 40,
Wrrr climbing q long hat In tie dusk
twilight
Willie" said unclc ~. your eye
arr lvtirr'n mine. Look bata aud -.
N any unu's comm"
Cant sc any Que" answered
look w. back In the mad a. M
rs - cun -"
dId 30, but I could $50 no one. n
slnckcn"l his pacc a little after thai
aud b'fur we had passed tho Hill
was getting dark The rad nan In,
. wo'sls AMI a river cot through them
little way hom he clcarlng.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-07

md. after looking at us a moment,
came and stopped before me and held
my small face In her hands, turning II
so she could look into my eyes.
you poor little critter," said she;
where you goin'y"
Uncle Eb told her something about
my father and mother being dead and
our going west. Then she Rugged and
kissed me and made me very miserable
| remember, wetting my face with her
tears. that were quite beyond my COM
prchension.
"Jethro," said she as the men came
into the yard. Il want ye { look at this
boy. Did yc ever see such a cunnln'
little critteri Jes' look at them bright
eyes, And then she held me 70 her
breast and nearly smothered me and be-
gan 10 hum a bit Of an old song.
Yer full o mother love-" said her
husband rs he sat down on the grass
& moment Lost het only baby. an
.'.r good Lorl has sent no other.
swan. he has got purity eyes, Jes' as
- a May flower Amt ye hungry
<Smc right In. both o yc. an set down
the table with US"
They made room for Us, and We sal
| down between the bare elbows OF tn
hired men. remember my eyes cant
only 10 the top Of the table, 50 TN
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-07

dUfU. wagon was Just ihs thing flr
tl" lpu-uag ~, were making When
! hrlj ,h, little tongue boo my hand I
v.s halfway o. heaven a'raiy n
bj four stout wheel, anil d beautiful
rsJ b1N Dor brother had sent 10 aII
Tie WY from Sew York. lUl u bad
s'DId so l.He loo the rvllar n wis u,v
much .u rod ~ repair Uncle 81
tHu., u 20 ilr t1ol shop IN tbr stable
aUl put u loo -hIp,hlpr order aud made
% ll''lr pair ~ thlIls a. go lu pllrr ~
t.r tongue Then be- matr o. h'g Cat
cu.l.r md hack pad ont N th' lciih
cr .u old bot legs aud riggvl % pair ~
tU-. uut ~ two plryvs OF rope OH
luj was cutie cust down when be-
siui In hlru,-, between thr shafts
ilr waited patiently % have hls rll.
Orr uiiri lr had srInuci aud painted
anil wnggvl h. call with up suspicion
NJ tho serious md bumIllai.ug ,auryr
De- w.. entering upon Vow hr si,s.
with sob' facr aud bis Aspect was
fu. NJ Uvi liIDu
Son n-b'u UnIrlr' uii un,lr ~,
- hnn' ths 20 iwprlte v'r character"
Irrl tr.'I tn s.t down when On. .s
d. tied irld.us up, ip Bis COLLAR
MUra br l1ul ihr UbrrIs uii.r aul
fr.f rhr pU. ~ ihr W1guu tr I,lsUl
lu.N Ht 10 Uud lrDVIri Ultiu and
F.d o wN tr,.r o. sluuiy
'WUuI" and bv'i hIm back bul iIyr
t.v J.z su' down uu Bis belly and
l tUubrd until We pluol DIS bead and
ay, Jim " bind vorl H. srrmcl O.
Z understand present, nul riwr alun,
with 70 sirajy s1Ilr our hostess mr
us NJ the gate, aud the look " her fiv
WHEN she hldr ~ gpodhy aud uckr,
some ro'sive into my porsci has 90
Why's linstrd Do my memory aud pu
To me mlghiy respect for nll W.
wrn The sound 81 her "olrc. bi
tears. the waving ~ her Handkerchief
as We went away ar among the thlnl
TINT have made the what am.
We stuwcl uur package, IN the was
on bnN. and I walked Few miles am
then got into the empty basket Ere
tipped his had over uncc or tWirr. b.
! got a STEADY gait In the way u indu,
Try after awhile aud n more chrrru
look. We had our dinner by iuc roa,
side on the hank " brook an hour d
10 after mld,,ay aud came to a little Vi
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-07

Do s,r tlr nrr"
"Ssairt- said The man ~ th, house
gaming That's what alIri him I've
llycl twenty year ga Paradise road an
u was all Vurls when I put up thr
cabin Sewn dvyr ou the doorstep an
b,1r, 10 tie garden. an pauthrrs loo the
uv.d, Hut toll So there's u, rritirr sn
'r--ihly rs 81 man M i'r animal,
know i'm how b. ruars AN splits ~,
an smoke On. lead M u ru,- ihrlu d o.
bsly 10 bite" ~ % lrg. mr'lic Guess
tiv.il uHt" frrirls with ur hut them
! didn't kIil went away smartlu with
l,ol', .n 'rw M I guc., Toe, toll 90
u'.r people bout no thr terrible yrlt
trr iut walked un its h.ud legs an bel
white face an drrw NJ M spit Is
trrih Into their yitals 'cuis, ten acre
lot Au' purity sJuu thry ,uu,lulcl
they didn't want 4 hcy up TRUCK with
mv Tlgy thought thi, ylylUn. wa, thr
valley 81 death, au they got ,yry ,lr,.
ful Hut o., deer they b,p po,ku' iu
40 wc SuWth.u' funny bout l l.ur
tl,y'r s1 Gurus SEEMS tuuual il.y
lowell o." lu& - my au he ta.ic 20 90,
tame srlss Mvblr ,sl meant sm q
ssr1s loo thr Joke .Hmr WHy Uu %, co..
tl.rui o. WHU They're tIy uuirIsi, %
tbr truai ilr pr.y o tly uiu,r su.
mails au' mrU uky 'vm oll, yuyu tIfr. 'r
d,ai Az they're tlc p'ri.,st critic,
alive au' tlo spr.,~i au tie mO, gra,v
fui"
Men arc tao mu, terrible u 40 crit
ter, 1u' thr mcanvst." sah Uurlr N
They're %" only yriticr, that klli fct
fun"
bedtime" said our host. rising pre-.
entity. "Got e h. ~ carly n the morn
in'"
We climbed ladder 10 ihr top tloo
/, % the cabin with the hlry mrn a
whom thrr were two. The gupi lad
. Ut the hpu-r had made b,,i Tor %. %
the flour, aud ! rvmrmtCr Frcd cain
up che ladder. ton. and las down b,
: side Us Uncle ~ was up with N
men la the morning. aud NJ hruakfa.
time my hoslcss Camc aud woke N
with kisses and hclpcd mc 10 drcs
When we werc about eolns abe brouel
a little wagon uut II the cellar ths
had bevn a laythIne " her dead bo
! and said ! could have H. This voi
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-07

go,d woman brought the family Bible |
and. sitting on that irIn foundaup. ! |
ate my dinner Of salt pork AMI potatoes F.
aud milk gravy-a die; - grateful as u
was familiar tu my taste
Orphan. chy' said TIE man OF the
house looking down ~ mc
orphan" Uncle III answered nod
ding his head.
God fcarin' f,,ksy
best Ia tie wurId. said Uncle III.
Want 4 bind 'im outT" the man
nskcd
couldn't spare Im." said Uncle ~
d~idyrly
where So fu.a'Y"
Jnrlc ~ hr,,atci rrupins for au
answer. ! suppose. that would do no
violence ~ our mutual understanding
"Gu.u q heaven" yrniuuzl 10 say
presently. au answer that gave rise o.
cuub ting cmoti0us az the tubl,
That's right" said unrl' ~. turn
ins 10 mr aud pltiius uy bead.
"Wcr Ou The rpai heaven. hops.
on yv'll scr Il some juy, .art.u SURF.
% So kryp iu the straight rnld and BE- a
E1yl bay"
Atiyr dinner the glud Woman took
on uy cloths, and put me lu b',! while
she mcujr,i ihvm went asiryp then
sul iid not awake Tor luus time
When roi w az last, She hrnusht "a
biz basin ~ water AMI wash,l ur
with such muihvrly Tenderness ln vo. r
ami mluuvr that have newer forgot
ton a. tr.ir ~ lly slrrpins pu Oh,
lluusr anil when she bad tulshv.l
Jr',s.ue mr Frri gud I went uut "a
+ pgg leo thr siriru u wa, suppyl
] tuy lu o. little while. and then agir
b ihr woman viui,-l tho she'll aui tu,
: uun em- Up from tbc Hvd We sal
] Gown 10 vJt Will them. as Wr bad don,
] st nnlu. HHl tnDlr o. consented O.
sFul itr o. :lt AFTER .'mc urgiue III
a hr.ryd jhr with DE- milking and al
: ! siulsi boz ir hIm shui irf 10 ~
!. wam whit, fool into uy m,Hib th
y t,bi,d 10 sl uu auay lush.r.
. Tbs milking dUHr ,Ht uu rnea
4 Ebs Lurr Boa tlr ll1yari with 100 tl
y Frst ~ thF' t1lsruni brIrHa uau
talks ~ Jlr Wilderness FUi uI T1blrf
- sli murder un vuHi.. T1t ta
o uy uITrvs 1n 'hlt &c was "a y1uutr
" uucXtmrel wickciucss 5uJ fcrrit
2 in mcn aug animals Ouc MAN tul
" about the ebost " Buui bridge ho,
v thc bridge bad burnt one Afternoon
" and how a yriain traveller .n tLr dat
N Of the night, driving down tau d,
~ above u. fcil 10 his death ai che bfin
n u the rul,pr,.
N AN every night sincr thea al
the man very positively, "yr can be-.
- him drivin' down the, hin ics' ne pla
= ~ - can hear inc talkin' tho rattle
D the whorls an all n stups sudds
r. an then ~ can hear I'm h'i the rocl
u way down their az the bottom q u
a. Tullcy an gran an gruan An tol
4. say its a curse on che town for leayl
* tibet hole upsn"
Of whats = ghost. Uncle Eby' VIII
m p.rci
4. -sumthin' like a swift" h. answ'
~ 81. hut no, ~ powerful We heard
N panther las night" he adde,i turni
% 30 our host slIollerei IKE sin wh
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-07

"SuppTf time ru,is O.. 2 :
~ ts w. same o. on, U.'r
HSurt-f us. tur.r o.. ' p"
a turning Town o. tfr ."
I go uut ~ ne b1st,t H'
lpv,i him To- The brush IHi
blr travelling bsry uIl
took N DIS harness anil t.f '.
Transferring o. bad w
Willie ~ pushed uu tn 600
piayr la,k lu thy thtk
way fwm thy rad W, Wf
hli ,ur upIer % vas d|
o., plu-. tight as huu-
said ami nusiei wit. i -
ncvil,s When We lay
iu ths urylsbt I rrm'mnf '
dfuuIus ,ui,v ~ Jncir O.. iI
pr.sl,v accompaniment '
While De- told stories I I.'
climber uu thr vni ~ 'i.s
wvrtIus nrfT sky'ns Doc CO..
IT, bad lssn iyliine mr "
De- bad m,t Iu tly uusl,
bow tl. ,ry1tur- rau away
10 him
"wtysspauiit 'fri
inlu.rd
Maj. De- ... ttsy u,ri
ly. yaus au. 1ear Hs'
byr, but tbs5 vautvslt
. v,it gt tlDuz tecthyf ..'
or she panther SIN ',m uur 81.
a grrat while ago i,~ p H
/ ~, cub b. grew big au' u.'I b
D. ycry gentle They UW
tuk 10. an hath on 'cm goi ''.l
~ The boy an the pauil'' ',
one day n the woois %
norm "a hundred year as' =,
last Walk, ! al over au. ilH
rulu' r,und an rpund "a a he ~ i,
they was both on EN- tlpd '.'
night thry lay down - huns7 !,
b,aus The boy be- was e'nl
- the dark. IN be- SGT ~ '''
panther an lay tween hl' l'ae'
boy he thUught the panihcr 80 -
an the panther h. didn't >
smell q the by An the w
a., loo arhe an kirkr,t thu paniii :
belly. ~ Z be- Mn o saee'i an !.
they want neither un ',m "
rinblc. n scr pavs o 'teL
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SYNOPSIS of Previous Chapters.

CHAPTER II am left an orphan at
six and am saved from adissolute uncle
by Eben Holden an old man who has
worked for my father. Uncle Eb takes
me through the wilderness from Yer
mont to seek a new home in New York
State.
II.-Our adventures in the woods.
Uncle Eb scares away panther.
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CHAPTER III.

lATTRALLY there were n good
many things | wanted TO
know about "the OF man o
the woods" but Uncle Eb