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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-10
MA PRODEJ
laeine Poltmky ' Charles Mix County

leo akrn vystavcna faIma. mil srvcrne u !
mill Eapadns ud Lake Andes. ~ AkIh roli. rus
tatni pSkna luka u pastVisiG. Takrka celia
farma ohratrna plut.m. r6kna kahra,lA. VS.
tavnrsii msJ crny nclmrnc si"n. Tatu iHknA
farma prtsla IN t.Snooo. rakli =" nekdu chu-
NJ ptilrEiIu>ti kuuId u bncd.
idO Akru farina lgf yystavnusii. mile >rvcru-
tapahne 81 LAX. Andcs. - akrn Ioli lunl
nAbIys.hnyanfhu kl-m truio ma krasuuu
urilohu tahnuuri L severn dukatrm kaffl6-
mu. kc nrni kIrsiliu l'oIrmku okulf Crna
fiu fanny ma kratkJ cas- Jest stSU
~ Akrn . miIc Iiine ud Lake Andes. souscdici
sbSvalymi u,adniky TahurSk Jul. Jana Ma
chaska. Martina BurEra. = karla fuksn. 20
skrn I,uli Ccna ma kratky taS lest sstO
$40 akIu farma bct vystavnosti puli. , mil
Htne q ! mill gipadne al Wagner. poblftc
ecskych usaduiku u. Ju>cfa Soukupa !. Bui-
eta. Ncui LrasncJsihu potcmku AMI kulrn
TiiuIa nctli Ic ton,o. Cona so. 400. Tea
j,ne OChutnl VIII We vSmena IA tcnto IuIc-
mck Jcdcn klein hliic Tabora, k,er6mu =
nASIrh ossdniku. Jcnt vIAstni pOuIe Io,lcn
klein. by y, tdalu q. ma malu pozclnku u
ncni mu moIuo ME ptikuupl,l vcdlc. tomu
~ skyta tfdkd ptfleti,o,t pumo,'l u lehce ku
dvom kleJmhm.
Name Icste vice ruSCmkn VA prOsioi ukm-
I'll Charles MiS. a. dalSi I.oIrubnosti hlas,c
~U WASHER BRATRl. Tabor. S. 0.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-10

UrozornGni vsem GlcnGm Ces.
Rol. Wal. roi. SPo!ku Y Tabofc
okrcs Bon Hommc. he adrcsat
Tajcmnika Josef Sciner jc zmeneu
zmenou poStovnich siti, ieho adrc.
81 ie nyni 7. q. Scotland, II. +.
-. No |. 80. Dak. Zaroveh jsHu
ziidani vsichni Ii Glcnove, kter iul
So zmena poStovni sta'a, by sve IA
resy oznamili. Tajemniku, n net
jcho zastupcIm, Antonu BamhasC
vi Frank SlaviGkovi II John Wag
nerovi ktefi askav6 zaslou adresa'
re ma patfiGn6 mislo. TAX Sc pre-
dejde ovscm nemil ym omylGm po:
tovnim, neb dosud je mnoho GlenI
ktefi ncmaii pa'ficny udrcSaf
kazdf talk u6ih.
V uctG krajanskG pro vscchny Gle
ny Spolku Joseph Sciner Tajem
mix.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-10
Fanny ma PrOdej

Maine IVA prodcI mnoho krasnycll
pUzemkn okrcsu Charles Nix, IN CO.
ny yelmi mirnG. N6kter6 mali yyStaV
nUsli a Isou dobfc zaiizene. Kdu 10y
ST piaI IudIausky pozemek necht 81 icj
pruhidnc a poda nam nabidku my
Ici pro u6j zakuupimc.
. dalSi pudiobnOsti dOpistc nam.
Caster & Svanda.
Lake Andes, 5. d.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-10
WASHER BRATRi, Tabor, S. 0.
ORNAMENT,

Oznamuji timto Glen6m Ccsko
Rolnickeho Spolku tonic okrc-
su re move stanovy jsou jiz hotove
n rozdany 20 zastrpcich k Will use
trent vyloh poStovnich. Kazdy
Glen je w zivan by sc o ne pfih'd-
sill u sv6ho zastupce nebo II taiem-
nika. Tez bych zadal ty cleny CO
odbiraji tento list by To oZnamili
tenn kteff iej neodbiraii.
Josef Novotny, pfedseda.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-10

Pfistf stfedu ma sv. Jana bude
zde zas hlucno. Taneeni zabayy
budou pofadany We vsech sinich u
mimo toho Dude ,dejsi ecta micova
hrat proti cete Barney Colts. ObS
tyto Getty isou re znanne u beze
asi pochybnosti pobavi obcccnstvo
svou hrou. Nczapomcfite priiit
We stfcdu dnc l6ho KvGtua.
Pastva pro dobytck. Pfijmu
asi 90 kusd dobytka na rastvu. do
bra voda. 81 y iednoho kusu mn
cele lcto. StGpan Dufek. 4aI6l
mile iiine od Tabora.
Nam nekolik postovnich skfini
pro farmery z bytSch. Kdo by 81
icdnu ptal nccht mnG navstivf.
Prodam je lacino.. A. J. Novak.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-10

Pf.sli Ike mne dive te'ata; jedno
bile a cervcn6 hckovant; druhe
Gerne bile nekovane. Mattel
po dokazanf zaplaceni itrat jich
obdrzi. II. Ptak.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-10

Oznumujem timto vefcjnosti, re
deldme ruen6 Site ksiry tax lacino
II lacineji jake kdekoliv jinde.
Stava Sc caste re k nam ptijdou
Tide a iadsji cenu m takovy ksir-
Ny mu cenu hSme, on vsak neni
spokoicn a idc sc oLtrt do iiuGhU
mGsta. Ovscm, jest TO ieho wee
mdic.li tam dost t lacineii. A'e
kdyz tam musi dat tn samou ccnu
n tfcba vice nez II mas, tn nemu-
lem smlGet takove iednani clov6ka
ktcrS vcdc zde obchod. To ncni
spGsob jednani oLchodnika.
Bouska n Hubal.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-10
DoMAcf zpRAvy.

J. NJ. Pcttik z Tyndall byl zde
"a Cbchodcm v dtery.
Rudolph retcrka Utiky byl
zde IN obchodem v sobotu.
Josef Souhrada ST., je povazlive
nemoccn vodnatc'nosti.
Ptineste veice A. j. Noyakovi,
obdrtite "a ne tn nejvyssi cenu.
vnittek senkovny Black Ha-
Sicky byl vypapfrovan a cbarven
tento tyden.
Slecna Tracy Blschnikova je IA
m6stnana v dumacnosti q. A. Tor
renee.
Pravnik Scoblic Tyndall byl
zde IN obchodnf zalezitosti v SOHO.
Tomas Wagner Lesterville phi
jel We ttvrtek IN obchcdni zalezi-
tosti.
c. l.. Bohac Ed. Zolnovsky z
Tyndall Sc GGastnili sobotni zaba
w zde potadsne.
DO domacnosti manzelG I. V.
KostelovSch zavitala mala dcerka.
Fotr Tones ie celf hyn.
Kravy ma pastvu ptijmou Cogan
Bratti u. Bon Homme. Pastr poi
me cd 30 do 40 kusG dobytka. 5-l7
Vclky obchod VaukGv Jest ma Il
ran barvou tento tSden. Cecil n
Bailey iej barvf.
Ma prodcj nebo k rcntovani.
DGm Theo. Koletzkyho v Tabote.
Ptih'aste Sc u Jifiho Trunce.
Kravy. ma pastvu Prime Josef
PcGenka, dive mile zapadn6 od To.
bora. PeknS psstr pro pet nebo
osm krav. II
Pi. Fcnc'ova a dcera, pi. Ken
ncdy-ova Wagner jsou navst6.
YOU u pi. J. +. HoraGka tento t.
den. ~ F..
'Oznamuji timto SWIM pfizniv-
cum ie cd 10 no kvetn1 budu eitat
l5,cent6 cd no 'eni v ncdeli. Jan
Matuska. -
Sobotnf zabava SIM Wclflov6
nebyIa valnG navstivena ale hezky
poeet uGastniki byl pitt men do
Re Sc tavili.
Kukufice mn scmcno, zluta :
vrubcm. Prodane 100 buslu po
sl.0O busl. Cogan Bros. Bon Hon
me. 5. ID.
J. F. Hostel, Al. Soukup, Ed.
Price VI. Wagner byli Stan
ley Go. IN zaGatku tydne, nm
svych kleimech.
Ncchte objednavky ia draten6
dvefc a okna v lumber ysrdu
Q Icalovs. Nebudcte trapeni
mouch una po ccle l,tp.
Jan Hanzl, st koupil duoulet(
ho os od Ferdy Wagnera monu'
II tyden. Marianne 81 nechdva I'm
hem I'd ezet prsvil 'tohle je no.
vadko, 81 nombr van"
Jos. Musil koupil velkeho pcli-
kama cd Pat McDonalda jenz jej
zasttelil mn jezirku I'M sve farmc.
Tento ptak roztazenima kfidla'
ma meti y stop.
Josef Hruska. Robert Vauk a
Josef Hakl byIi v Sioux City v ne
deli by vyslcchli 6esk6ho krale
housli, Jana Kube'fka. Roberto
vssavali vlasy na hlave pr krko
Iomnych passazich virtuosa.
Jedna rodina deisi, ratrici X
cSad6 sv. V&clava, darovala mad
herni ktiz cfnoveho platu Ike kos
te'u, Ktiz jest Is stop vysokS'
Darci 81 ncpfeji uyefejnovani jme
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-10

V ned6li 81 vyslo nskolik zdej-
sich mladych muzG na hon zv6fe
smrzI k tece, jihov Schodn6 cd
mesta n po pfistani k mistu uzna.
Ii IA nutne zvolit sobe naGclni...a
ably hubafska vyprava sc zdafila.
Jezto byva zvykem zvolit re sire.
du muze velikeho. silncho a udat.
neho, zvolcn j,d1oh'a,nG Jose {
Melichar. ktery nahodou ma vse-
cky tyto vlastnosti NovS vGdce
vedl svou cetu zkrzc Gdoli a vysi-
ny; rokle n GAiny; louie baziny
NJ Sc Gct6 jeho vGdcovstvf TAX IN.
lfbilo, re Sc spikli a hodlali z mel
udelat andeliGka pomoci provazu
n silncho stromu. Josef vida. &c
dele nemozno mu ovladat sve bu.
tiGske poddane, primal sc K srat-
nGmu zachszeni sc sv6tenSmi lid.
mi, n byl lined degradovan. Po-
nevac ale prosil ma kolcnou o mi.
lost, byl propulsion. Nyni pravi
re podruhG NJ sc bude VOLT naeel.
mix, Ludc VOLT kazdeho. jen sebc
ne. 1ato kratka episoda okazuje
mad den jasneji, ze Josef by Sc nj
kdy nemohl stati presidentem t6to
republiky. ami carem ruskym,
jczto ncdovcde ovladat n poruGit
u,,ln hrctca n,,llanS,.h
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-10-20
with problems of
How One Man Chooses Bows.

A gentleman who has charge of 200 boys in a
large department store loves to talk about bows.
"How do you choose your boysm was asked.
My first question is: Who is the bow You
see, it all depends upon the boy himself. You can
Judge the boy better from his appearance his man
ner, his dress and the way he comes into an office
than from any description of him. Character
shows forth in little things; you can't hide it. [
take boys by what you might almost term first i'm
pressions | have sized him up before he enters
the Office the respectful and self-respectful wav
in which he meets my look and questions giving me
an idea of his bringing up and the stuff he has in
him. As to appearances, | look at once for these
things: Polished shoes, clean clothes and clean fin
gernals. Good clothes are not requisites bows
clothes may be ragged, his shoes may have holes
in them yet his appearance may still give evidence
of desire to be neat ! will not employ cigar
cite smoker if | know it. As for reference. bows
teacher is the best reference that he can have The
recommendation which good boy in our EMPLOY
gives boy applying for position ALWAYS receives
marked consideration. A cash boys first advance
is to stock boy, office boy or cadet stock bow
attends to the work of whatever stock he is in A
cadet is general utility boy An office bow works
around some one of the office of the house We
promote according to merit. length of service or
combined. Whenever possible. we try to give our
oldest employees preference, buti l. another boy who
has not been here long as al homer shows greater
fitness for q vacancy, in Justi1 20 the house and
the boy, he gets it. A cash boy krets So 80 week:
when he has been here three mi tbs SO: if he has
shown marked ability. So
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-10-20
AUNT BUSY HAS HER SAY

Dear Nieces and Nephews-Aunt Rus,- boz 49,.
new members for her good morning. clnb tb;S
week. and she IS that the good ,norni,,ao
clubs throughout the country are iourishing from
all the reports she has received. One dear owl
met Aunt Busy recently and told several Of bor
woes. one particular grief being her trouble with
her Latin. well" said Aunt Busy (vbo had tro,il
bes herself in the long ago with Latin). Ewbat i
the matter with Latino"
oh. cannot stand the teacher" said the dear
girl "She Is quite the meanest woman I know.
nothing ever pleases her; she just picks me out 10
Scod and ridicule" etc
Aunt Busy took her spectacles from her funny
old nose, readJusted her funny gray wig. and said
in her funny old voice: DO you say good morn
ing to your teacherl'
DO ] say what: replied Miss Grille in very
astonished voice. and Aunt Busy. with her funny
old speetacles, funny old wig and funny old voice
repeated the question
No. indeed, do not" was the reply. Il never
speak to her only when absolutely necessary.
Aunt Busy said; Say good morning to the
cross Latin teacher all next week. little girl. and
report to Aunt Busy on Friday"
SO last Friday evening pretty vouna school
girl fairly ran to Aunt Busy's Office with the news
that the Latin teacher was perfectly lovely" She
found time during the week to have little. chat
18th the teacher the result of first bidding her
a cheerful good morning. The conversation led
up TO the Latin" question and soon the teacher
knew how discouraged the young student felt
Now. this Latin teacher had troubles one time her.
hef with the same study, all of which she duly told
TO the pupil, and now teacher and pupil understand
one another at last, after several weeks of mutual
All on account of two CHEEKY
words spoken for only five days too!
Take heed, now, all We pupils with Latin trou-
bLes. mathematic troubles and all kinds of school
troubles! If Aunt Busy's remedy does not help
out she viii try to find another recipe lovingly
AUNT BUSY
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-10-20
THE CARROLL TWINS.

The Carroll twins were pretty pair of little
boys who looked so much alike that their mother
had been known to mistake one for the other.
There was one wee difference, however-the differ
ence of dimple. Because of this they were called
the Twin With a Dimple" and the "Other Twin
and people would make them laugh in order to tell
which which.
One day they went on GRAND across the city.
cherry tree hung the sidewalk, and the Twin
With Il Dimple gave jump. and his hand came
down with cluster of bright red cherries in it.
Then he heard little noise the other side of the
hedge and he darted round the corner.
The Other Twin was not quick enough to es-
cape a, long arm that reached right through the
hedge and clutched him. Then tall. thin woman
peered over and said sharply: $50 it is you that's
been stealing my cherries, is it z"
No ma am" answered the Other Twin trem-
blingly.
The woman stared at him. There were no cher
ries in his hand stains his lips 1t
strange,
like yours" said the care you sure you
didn't pick any"
seemed so honest that the woman believed him.
''Was there another boyN' she asked.
yes ma'am, came truthfully from the fright
ened twin.
"Well. / wish I'd caught the right one' said the
woman. and then she let the Other Twin go.
When the Twin With the Dimple heard his
brothers story, he told him he must do the GRAND
alone while he would 90 back and explain to the
cherry woman.
So the Twin With q Dimple said to the woman:
Il am sorry / picked that bunch of cherries. l did
not stop to think that they belonged to anybody.
will pay for them as soon as | can earn some pen
MES"
But you just told me it wasn't you who did it. :"
exclaimed the cherry woman.
mo, ma am-yes. ma'am | mean," stammered
the Twin With a Dimple, ''that was my brother"
ooh, it was your brother who took them, was
it"
NO. ma'am," and the Twin With DimpIe
struggled hard not to show it. 81 mean | picked
the cherries. My brother has gone on the errand.
and have come back to tell you how sorry | am"
But didn't say soH she asked.
Because | wasn't here. 1t wasn't I before" and
hisdimple showed PRETTY now. "You see, we look
just alike"
II declare. Are you the Carroll twins!'
Yes ma am we are
well well! You are real little gentleman to
come and own up l wonder if you wouldn't pick
some cherries for me. If you will, you may have
all you can eat.
SO. when the Other Twin came back he found
his brother up in the tree, and for the first time
they had all the cherries they wanted-The Leader.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-10-20

The dear, thoughtless girl
meals three times a day does
be sure, what disturbing q
household economy. She is 4
cause she cannot deny herself t
nap after the rising bell has
dinner and supper because VIII,
good time with the girls, she
minute of fun she can, rega
venience of other people. TIL
checks aglow, just. as the far
meal, and begins to tell in
fashion what a good time s.
least suggestion of reproof h
"Why. | never thought to lodk
and | had no idea it was 81
does not occur to her tia
similar experiences should II"
watch of the flying hours.
You girls would not need
er's shoes more than a singh
convenience such thoughtles 81
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-10-20
The Bow Princes of Europe.

Little princes lead very simple lives. he
American boy. however, is apt to picture a boy
prince as very gorgeously attired, surrounded by
attendants. given all manner of toys and sweets
and very generally INDUCED But if the truth be
uown. there are great many American boys VINO
i've amid far more luxury than do royal princes ~
their youth, for Spartan simplicity IS usualS
oIIowed in the bringing up of royal boys
IN their feelings and ambitions they are re- gust
Ike any other boys, though it may seem difficult
70 some not TO imagine them OF quite dlnerei'
sort
A great many royal boys are now orougne up 4 -
al manner Of o' simple sports when they are not not
working 1t is not all playtime with princes .i lor
they are made to do all manner OF dlfncui'
All the German princes are brought up Oh
farms in typical old-fashoned farm housg 1 fasb-
,hc peasants use, furnished in the simplest Ias n,
ION The sons of the Emperor of Germany t Iei
allowed any servants in attendance dlo ame.a
own cooking and cleaning in the old farm NUS
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-10-20
LETTERS AND ANSWERS.
Albuol1ern11e n NJ

Albuquerque, \. NJ Oct. s. 1906.
Dear Aunt Busy-As I have never seen a letter
from Albuquerque, L am going to write you few
lines to tell you / have Joined your good morning"
class | am a Kentucky girl. / have lived in this
city but two years and attend St Vincent's Acad-
envy ] viii be in the first communion class this
year. Expecting an answer from you, dear Aunt
Busy, / remain, your loving niece.
MARY GOODIN
A glad welcome dear little niece! Aunt Busy
is delighted to find another member for the good
morning" club Write often to Aunt Busy she
viii be anxious to know how you will succeed with
your catechism.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-10-20
Why They Do Not Read holic papers.

Some excuse themselves for ipt subscribing to
their Catholic weekly because it loes not measure
up to their standard of merit; others declare it is
not 'newsy enough; that they haT no time to read
it, Others that they do not need it If the question
sifted out, however, il wouldbe found that in
all eases the reason Why sgsh 5RaE d. net 6 a RBf
care for Catholic reading. They has ogen weS m
away from the deep love of their f. u! Ny 0ooesS
education by Catholic surr( aiuiigs' OF cor
rupted in their tastes by the sens loal accounts
of murders and scandals which re served up 70
them day after day by the sef 'al newspapers
Catholic Visitor.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-10-20

Since She went away
The rivers song is sad and low.
The whispering pines bend murmuring IN woe,
And longer and longer the evening shadows grow,
Since She went away.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-10-20
MARY GOODIN.
An Hallows College. Sail Lax. o.. -. 19O6.

NJ HaIIoWs college, Salt Lake, Ucf. =. IyO6.
Dear Aunte Busy am going to All Hallows
College and hearing of your good morning" club
would like to join. Ny two brothers and l are GO
ing to California at Christmas time. and we will
write you from there. 1 am nine years old, and in
the preparatory class here Hoping to see this in
print next week, / am vour nephew.
NELSON HOGAN.
If Aunt Busy were a boy. real nice live boy
land she wishes she were) she would throw her hat
IN the air, say ~Oh, golly," and whoop real loud
because she has discovered a really truly boy who
belongs to her good morning club. Do you know,
Nelson that you are the first boy to join? Aunt
Busy is proud of you, and she Is sure you are
favorte with your teachers. Aunt Busy hopes to
hear from YOU often. Nelson Write her about
your football team. She likes to hear about foot
bali and baseball. She heard the other day that
your new coach IS peach" and she has been won
dorng ever since what the boy meant who so de
scribed his athletic director Do you know
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-10-20
ALONE.
Dolores Watts. J

Nmoe she went away
The hours have forgotten their jeweed song,
And the autumn days are drear and long.
And the years seem like dream gone wrong,
Since she went away.
since she went away
Ih night winds forever mutter and moan,
IS / lit and listen in tears, alone, alone
And my sad heart calls out for her, my own
Since she went away.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-10-20
A PLAfE FOR BOYS.

What can boy do arr where can boy stay
If he is always told ~ get out of the way?
He cannot sit here lld ne must not sit there
The cushions that d rer that fine rocking chair
Were put there, of course to be seen and admired
A boy has no business to ever be tired
The beautiful roses that bIoonl
On the floor of the farkened aid delicate room
Are not made to walk oh-at FEAST not by boys
The house is no place anyway for their noise
A place for the boys, dear mot her, pray
As cares settle down round oul short earthly way.
Don't let us forget by our Kind, loving deeds
To show we remember ther pl assure and needs
Though our souls may be vexA d with problems of
life,
And worn with besetments dftoiling and strife.
Our hearts will keep younger your tired heart and
mine
If we give them place IN their innemost shrine
And to lfe's latest hour twill be one of our lows
That we keep small corner. place for the boys
The Leader.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-10-20

This department is conducted solely IN the ,n.,-
ests Of our girl and boy readers 's'
aunt Po-s Is glad to hear any time from the
hem an the ADVICE and help in her power
Write on one side of the paper only
DO not have letters too long
Original stories and verses viii ~ ,s,
and carefully edited. teeeNeu
The manuscripts Of contributions mot scca,+os --,,
be returned. eO'eo WIZ
Catholic Salt Lake City - i0uh'aAn
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-10-20
Obey Orders.

The safest way is to obey orders implicitly
Some think they can improve on their instruction
young man told his intended that as the next day
was her birthday he would send her some roses. one
for each year He sent note ordering the deiv-
cry of twenty roses The florist. thinking to please
the good customer threw in ten more for good
measurement. When the young called he was
nearly thrown out-Catholic Universe.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-10-20
julie
TRY the Golden VI

who is late to her
lot realize, you may
bment she is in the
ate to breakfast be-
be luxury of another
She is late to
n she is off having a
/; bound to get ever
.dless of the incon-
II she comes in with
ally is finishing the
Enthusiastic, girlish
e has had. AT the
er eyes open widely.
at the time, mamma,
ate" Apparently it
long succession of
e taught her to keep
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ess brings.