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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-29
THE LESSON IN \ CRIME

The Tnaw case as presented in
the newspapers from day To day
during the great trial is bound to
prove nauseating to some natures.
, Many good people will bitterly de-
plure the broadcast publication OF
such wickedness. and think it "a
wanton catering on the part of a
mercenary press to the most depraF
ed tastes of the public.
Many parents must abhor the idea
of an the details in this shocking
tragedy and in these lives of iniqu-
lity being Haunted before their in
uoceut boys and girls.
But such is human life, mind YOU.
Yes. human life has its black
shadows of sins and sorrows which
are just as real aud just as potential
as are the high lights of virtues and
of JOYS.
We can't dissipatc darkness sim
/ ply boy shutting our eyes To IL.
We can't either as individuals oI
as humanity In the mass drive
/ blemishyS from the face Of any such
easy subterfug, as making mirror
that lies
We cant help the unfortunate and
the Infamous from the Quicksands
/ by serencly contemplating the i'm
maCuiatc blue sky.
", MAY thus fool ourselves. 81,
may thus -uuggle down amid com
foftabi, decisions that We and th'
I,.~f of ID, world ARE good aud tru'
and happy and that jealousy. malice
murder are Not of oar sphere
Uut H, only shut our eyes a9gius
.tu.h aud ti, our hands against dU
/ Th. tI,. v, should .snurr ues
.,rfrsl,.- EXISTS. end Is- tegti, boo
,fe,rl1u .uu invade oHr bums .u.
: ,uHfawiueJ, m lowed uuvs 900 .u
murr easily because off .1u0Au.,
I Hw Fbap himself Nas aeHluu.
.I. mHWrI and shielded H. ss Iot
IHE aHI uurr 90 mother .s .,vf Ntrd
Nu.t.. Wsse unpleasant 0rad
Inns .H ,u,f mau HUa somau Nh
@uuJa Ruas il,. aul Ia.s,Is .iHhl
90 Huf .s 80 actually
IHr NEWSPAPER .hat auHlI Hu
paII.If rApoas esiwv. HsUt...W $50
manifold 3aH.Htmer.. uJ muse
HuHH tHe pupalar WiHH w deeply a
psnattIs aaraiHas agMns BE- uuai
Hse fafbiesa eco lts hlgh duu au
auait melit sts tasA 'nss Hf H8hH
s#p ~ saa szansldt as
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f. .l ram fHr Hutr uf fhir arra. .fiu
He alH alsa UuuuAh .B av* la .t 9
rf .ar Etsuaaf lessons sf ssi 4f
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Haa mtlasncsd MeFw people "a
+ ,ae serfnNn Hm fh~ M1gwf Fm
: 4u~fh wa~~Fam.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-29
RATIO MADoNIANs ENTERTAIN
Event l. Given IN Honor uf the Vie
toYInu~ Contestants

Last evening at the residence of
MI and Mrs. G. Il Gibson on West
Main street. the Ratio-Madonia
Literary society of Trinity Universe
IS entertained ia honor of its vic
torious contestants in the debate
for the Looney loving cup on last
Saturday evening The guests of
honor were Mir j. n Everheart and
Mr. y. p. Patterson. The guests were
welcomed at the door by Miss Alice
Gibson. Miss Anne Robnett and Mrs.
Gibson. During the evenings con
test the following vocal solos were
rendered
old Time Religion, by Miss Bees
sic Whitfield
''Juanita," by J. n Cocker.
Kiss Yourself Good Bye, by Miss
Jodie Shaw
Sunshine in My Soul, by Mr.
Howard Boone
Because Love You" by Mr. "
Up Patterson
Annie Laurie" by Miss Denis
Allison.
God BE With You" by Mr.. \, s.
Welch
After this original rhymes on
why the Philos lost The loving
cup were composed and one of the
/ best is
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won the cup,
And the Philos have shut up. shut
up"
| Then followed several "old-fash-
| toned" games until 10 O'Clock
when the guests were invited into
the dining room where Misses Rob
| nett and Gibson served tempting
! cups of hot chocolate with brown
| bread. peanut sandwiches and olives.
! Al the appointed out, II o'clock, the
guests reluctantly departed, very
| grateful to the hostess for her
| charming hospitality and all agree
ling that the evening had been most
| DELIGHTFULLY."- spent. NJ the front gate
/ they aroused the neighbors with
| their enthusiastic nine 'rahs for the
| Ratios.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-29

ezmsss f~ssssss ~ t'ssass-~sssss w.
es~tt pntsrsaias ss Hsases ~
H. tsafss~

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sapas tltsfafs se@s~fY ~ FfiHif7
fsnitafs8ss ens~ss asaxas tsss rsvslnr
hes sgeE a. sprux nH aa4p5e -s@F-4@
Ia Asgsf ~ see fssanN svn who fess
fesemsesI the Ha~&sfs IN she srffatraf
&4gartsap alxh, fer the i.F.sfss7 fas~
Tag zap The s~aha mnn thas AoHot
I'd wes~ AF J = rnnsrg aas NJ
~ a paynn Tfseg contested faan
falit fog the pfise hut ths d.s istoa
~ the judges was ia fAtnf ~ thesg
aprssneags Thls tact. haaesef SD
rot mar the rnthsvlaam dleFia ed
by The pblios last evening Nj she
arfAnao sreuts ~ che affair ~rte
CARRIED sea iu detail sud these pgr~+
ar, sgeut the evening ia = delightful
manner
confess consisted lH guessing the
NAMES of advertisements represented
bs pictures aud this aas enloyed by
.Bil
4 carule readlug rs Miss nettin
NAV Mozart afforded much amusc-
wapt for 5he Eue&th
pet3ghtfui music v an furnished hs
Miss Lutte Sine 0u the piano She
also rendered several vocal solos
At the proper time the guests
were invited into the spacious din
ing room where delightful rofresh-
ments wefe served consisting ~
grape punch as first course. turkey
salad waters and crackers second
and ice cream and cake as third
Al 1T O'Clock the guests departed
from this hospllablc home. after
manitestine their appreciation of
the joyous occasion
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-29
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ss@s4oi,m8 prosperity. soa @*et
se~aA' sAs seassfhasSna 81 she ssasA
gtea2A khs sesfh u aniY / f.
seHs IA "a. ase@ ~ tha aali@si ssAte~
pgupve. ii sass yEss tsgsa-tes csssss
than d 4~s8 gpss ~ fhe raaatFs -
ports
ii Il net sesy loa9 slnes the
soath waa hafaly considered ~ a4i
Ia measuring ag ths eoan,ss basS'
ns2s. The laawagfial. slnansial and
commercial Interests ~ @fs@'
svAsAt weFp AT ia sae cas- and
nurth AHa w.as. ea1s che Fuft Nafth
Telegram Cuttoa @aa kgag. inds@'i.
BIAS Alag wtlhout thruac ~aod
Sew Ensiaut iook bis scentwt frsga
him bs uesblng Aim $50 lu noIthera
factories
The injuries fnfliCsed upon ~"
7outh b. che civil was @cye Terrible
and RECOVERY ~sa painfully elow
aai anyone wha 1855 regard IN.
suuth AS aall au Invalid piIi aae q
mEhi lu tbe actual figures " ias'
years production manufacture and
trade
Thc commercial sru~tb ~ tht
south In the last quarter century has
bsssn litue Hhort ~ phenomenal
Capital Invested ia factories Ia.
Increased from $4,000 go" IL
1851 TO $500 GOO 500 in 1905
The products ~ factories have In.
creased IN The same time from $t57
COO 600 10 $3.50. Goa. GOO.
The sarm products have yo~u
from $500. aao.oo to sl,sae.aee
dob
Capital Ia cotton mills has ieaped
from s2f.oaU,b6o to s225.ooo,8oo.
The most stupendous increase
u all has been from $4,000 tons
of pig iron produced tai 2.le0.aoe
toms. aud from t7s.oou barrels 81
petroleum 10 s2.i95.ooo.
The forty-fiye cotton oil mills of
ttSSa have grown to 7Sa. and the
$500 Geo In such mills 20 $4,000
GOO
The east aud north aud west are
no longer the whole country com
mercialy.
These sections have generous
prosperity goodness knows but
they haven't got II all
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-29

Southbound Freight Train Meets
With an Accident AT italy.

The tender trucks OF locomo-
tive pulling southbound freight on
the Katy was derailed at the Inter
national crossing at Italy this morn
ing The train which met with the
accident left here this morning a.
.5.&5. The damage "a property was
slight but all passenger trains
were DELAYED several hours. the
northbouud FLYER coming iu about
'our hours late
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-29

Fns aHaaaE a~~timE - fhe aaan'
rN EnH<s amd ewm@fF na@ams ssss r.
srs ~ Texas 49, b. h.l1 - Fori
N0xfA FesgwAss = sns :. TAs esss
alive sa-aralffe~ 14s s~Assfs-s C1un.
- gG4xs Sg-1C~T 1T aA2h ses.e f9i
o2- - ne sp~AAefx- ne las h*~s
ASKED 20 speak or th~ sues~cs a
TIE s2tsonAi ard state Good
Rs&as Asssea
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-29

II the bin introduced in the house
the other day by the statesman from
Faunin becomes law YOU will have
to tip the state from So to So
every time YOU tip a porter or en-
ployt OF hotel. restaurant barber
shop. railroad company or ans
other concern except "a state or ma
tiunal legislator.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-29

ke .e fhsf woman Nhu is Fatrl.
tps over .bs ,uHufrr dshvFuns lee
turss entitled. HuW Wives should
Act Geo Keen husbands After fhts
l3ef Their HItie Uemrnens " aeesas-
-nft. sh~ hss EITHER tuil~d tu von-
nret ,sIth one os els.. shv be- 8ut uvrs
ftffue Nhsf she wrusshe@
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-29

Have Won paid your poll tax
This is a requirement. of citizenship
that must be met before the close
Of January. and that is only two
dayS off
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-29

Aevusalua lis gae --LATEST tiaF =3ssa
aaf President Rss@sseisa eahaaat -
fs.esFs asa - fssffD@s Sees refaas ~
state E1sha kuaa secretary -
srpaaarx tseurkw q Eertesvua. a*=
rrtarw ae war 40#aw "a Tat a.
suensy ssHs ga. le4f. ss 2. lsssA2s
axa= Is Asswr EN3sraf, George VOC f.
asv~r- sszrs9zrg * tA~ 1sTF kacsai
IL as~aalf ss~rsFars .. sh~ tNfFrsof
Hars~s X. sArf~sS. ~xEsE&rr = as
rMagsurw- g2Esz Alhso- ss-cTesaFF
= cor rsserc~ and lah-or u,sczx
Strs1s o. ccarse the president 70
segv~s the rfxAs 10 change &As o.
~ = 49, 49, s"tin
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-29

The At,hisou tkasI Glou. SAYS.
senator HuUDu- trouble luderd
from The news from Texas sas chat
he didn't tr TOO gsf urh fast
enough Wed us. tu EuoN shat
the new. from TvSas uas fu Geo ~iih
Jhs f1fr .f ths J.po=ed k5u-a- .'u-
Hflr.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-29

Texas is all right I'M more ways
than one Big crops. big heWteduess.
big bank accounts and big school en-
rollments help go OH the wheels of
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-29

The Enterprise Publishing Com
pany is In nowise responsible for
debts that may be contracted by en-
ployes, nor will We assume payment
OF such debts under any circum-
stances. Every employe of this Of
flee is paid promptly for work done.
This is 10 protect ourselves and the
selling public .@-ENTFRPRfSE Pt b
LISTING COMPANY, Per G. W,
Mcknight, Manager.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-29

lasf .Er dad blamed republican
Tae ~ locals Glugss. d. n.Ue at sag d.
"a discussion bel FasstuG as @ eAciL
~g "a ID pgous fof fhv atgV su eru
sult en-. auasand in fAe matter ef
aaegme haf wfa tha Nea Tuf&
zun u.s. aoa,A tae u ata Boa aHat
se.sum s that discussion sa@ras
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-29

II does not necessarily follow that
the man who is opposed only by mug
pumps and Liars" is the whole
cheese when in comes to telling the
truth
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-29

As You have doubtless noticed. all
the political hens that get on do
not hatch
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-29

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sia-si syrup ~la b. s~as 10 say res4<r =
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-29

W. A. OWNBI City Editor
(Residence Phone, Bell No. 29l)
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-29

Obituaries, resolutions Of respect.
cards of ihanks-ail matter not
NEW S-will be charged for al the
rate az ) cents per line. Poetry at
double price.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-29

ANY erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing or reputation OF
any person. firm or corporation that
NAV appear in the columns OF the
Daily Light viii be gladly corrected
upon its being brought to the atten-
ton of the management
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-29
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS,
q ". Mcknight. President-Treas-
uYer. W. T. Buie, LIST Vice Presi-
dent. Ed Cunningham. Cd Vice
President; G.. W kenf. Secretary.
Directors a. Ferris. G.. W Nc
knight. Ed Cunningham. c. W,
Kent. Dr. c. W. Simpson
Entered at the Waxahachie POST
office Us man matter Of the second
class
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-30
Queens OF England

Katharine Howard, nth wife OF
Henry VIII OF England, was welded
tO that monster of iuiquity privately
sometime about Tie middle ct August,
1910. soon after the anuulmCut Of
Hcnry's marriage with Anne Of CloyDs.
Katharine was in her eighteenth
year, bright-oycd, sparkling. tiny and
fascinating. Before her advent az
court as maid-in-waiting To the
Queen she had lived with her grand
mother. the dowaEcr duchess OF Nor
folk, who neglected hcr young grand
daughter In the matter of proper home
training The maid, who was ever OF
an eXcitabc and yiyaCiuus mind, was
allowed to associate with persons o;
inferior birth and education, often
making the women servants OF her
grandmother house her coniidanteS.
fhus IL will De seen that her downfall
and death were due to the gross neglect
Of her grandmother
Fifteen months after her marriage to
Henry an enemy went to her old home
In Norfolk and questioned the former
servants of the Dowager Duchess con-
corning kathaHue's former life. He
easily got what he wanted, for then,
as now, evil tongues were ever ready to-
tell the truth, and then trim It up with
their own wicked imaginatiOns. 4
story was told Of katharinC's indis-
Cretiuns when Fhc was child In her
| thirteenth year She had then fallen
/ In love with her music master aud had
secretly pledged her trOth with him.
lie. being more than twice her age and
a most INSCRIPTIONS fellow. was free
with her name when In the company
Of the servants. Later, while In her
| fourteenth year, she had another afair
uf the heart, being still susceptible
and unsuspecting child. In fact
throughout her short life she was evcr
more sinncd against than SHINING.
The stories gathered about the child
In her early teens were whispered "a
ncr arch enemy. Cranmcr, who In turn
enlightened his gross lord and king
the monster Henry. Al once Henry
who was doubtless growing tired OF his
fifth bride. had an investigation mad,
into the girl life Of his queen. Plenty
of persons of low birth We're found tC
verify the scandals now being whis
pered against Katharine. She had en-
gagged herself To n certain young gentle
man of some standing by the name %
Culpcpcr before she came TO court
This had been kept secret from In,
King-suiiicient reason for Henry [,
he rid of her Other and more danger
Gus accusations were made against tn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-30
sUPT. BABBITT ON
FLAT-RATE SCHEDULE

Senator Mccarthy. chairman OF
the Ways and Means and Education
al Committees, received a letter from
Superintendent Rabbit yesterday.
treating ON the subject of the salary
schedule proposed by Mccarthy In
the Senate.
In the communication, Superin-
tendent Babbitt states that he is OF
the opinion that n fiat-rate schedule
will seriously embarrass the Depart
ment of Public instruction. Among
the objections set forth by Mr.. Bah
bitt appear the following:
II makes no provision for vice prin-
oipal an important Office In large
schools. IL leaves no room for in
ducements, often necessary to offer.
To obtain teachers for remote and
unlnyiting sections. IL cuts out en-
/ tirely all pecialists-such as in
structors in music, drawing, handi-
craft, etc In this respect IL would
abolish lace-maktng that has proved
valuable adjunct TO the education
OF girls.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-30

helpless Katharine who denied the
falsehoDds tO no avail, although she
confessed the truth In every instance.
She had loved and pledged her troth
to young Culpepor this she did not
deny. but the slanderous stories she
yehCmently denied
Katharine now saw her impending
doom. She fell il through fever. She
was banished from the Kings presence
and made royal prisoner Many in
noCent persons and some guilty ones
lost their heads In connection with the
affair Katharine was condemned to
death on the most nimsy evidence.
But Henry needed only a fragile thread
from which to weave tangled web
about his victims. On the 18Th OF
February. lj4l, Katharine Howard was
executed on the scailold and Henry
was free to contract another marriage.
to onsnare another victim into his
spiders web.
The day before her execution Katha-
rinc had the block brought into her
apartment that she might practice
placing her head upon II In the right
position to receive the headsmans
stroke She went brayely to her death.
guilty perhaps Of many indiscretione.
but OF no crime. on the scaffold she
said: Il die a queen, but rather would
| die the wife of Culpoper, the man
| loved and who loved me-
MARY GRAHAM.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-30
THE SALVATION ARMY

Meetings every evening, except We'd
nesday, In the Hail, corner OF King
street and Nuuanu avenue. commcnc-
ing at 3 o'clock
Easter SUNDAY services. Prayer
meeting at a, M Holiness meeting
at II a. m. Sunday school az 1880.
and Young Pcoplc'H Legion meeting
at p m. SpcciaI Easter service at
5 y. M
Services in thc oahu penitcntiary
and county jail at 1890.
Meetings at. the Japanese Outpost,
ijs ~ Beretania avenue every Tues
day, Wednesday. Thursday and sat
urday. commencing at Z y. m. Sunda'
school every Sunday at $3.50 a. m.
Meetings at the Korean Outpost, 1870
Kukui street, every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. commencing at D. m
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. aud sal
walton meeting AT y. M, every sun
day.
SUNDAY school on School street, near
Liliha street, every Sunday at $3.50
y. m,
Meeting at Eva Mill, CKorean Camp
Wednesday evening, commencing at {,
O'Clock.
Everybody Is cordially invited to A.
tend the meetings, and to send the
children to the Sunday schools
Adjutant and Mrs, Bambcrry IN
charge. assisted by Captain Armstrong
and Lieutenant Long
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-30
When Billy And Bertha Fought

Naughty Voice and needed what II
said. Fight" II whispered in her
ear. scratch, bite and pull hair
Bertha, a strong little pudge Of a
girl, thrust her hands into her brothers
curly hair before that fellow knew she
had any intention of retaliation. she
pulled and scratched. hurting Billy TIL
he began to cry out. But he fought
like q little animal, scratching his sis
ter's wrists and pulling her flaxen hair
nearly on her head.
How long the fight might have lasted
there Is no way of knowing. but II
would probably have kept going tia
one or the other had cried "nough"
for the Naughty Voice was whispering
first in Billy's ear and then in Bertha's
ear, urging them to fight like soldiers
and never give in" But the noise of
the confict-the crying and shutting
of feet-caught the ears of their mother
away up stairs, and hurrying down to
the sltting-room she beheld sight
that at first quite took away her
breath.
After she had separated the children
she led them to her room. where she
placed them on chairs In front of her
and sat down to question the cause
Of such an unusual and shocking sight
as she had Just witnessed In the SIT
ting-room. After the drying of tears
the adjustment of collars and shoe
laces and smoothing of hair, Billy aud
Bertha told their stories.
But why did you take all the candy
aud apple from your sister," asked
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-30

mamma" a'iss.s-s ...-...
The mother folded both little ones TO
her breast. saying: 1T was the
Voice that whispered In your ears. II
yon pay Any heed To tit will come
again and again. each time Whispering
louder and bolder, urging you to do
very. very naughty things until at last
you will become Il very wicked boy
and bring grief TO those who love you
SO dearly"
Billy sat very quiet, meditating a
CHILDREN'S PAGE-When Billy and
moment. Then he broke out with;
"if the Naughty Voice whispers 10
me any more I'll make face at II
and tell II to get a move on itself, |
will And now, mamma, may sister
and stay at home with you aud
pap?"
Bertha had dried her eyes during
her brothers and mothers CONVERSE
ton, ana was an Interested listener.
without waiting for her mother to am
swer her brothers question she said
yehemcntly:
"The ole Naughty Voice whispered
To me. too, mamma dear ! dess II
tole me to fight bruver, tause | jus
fought him as hard az tould. but all
the time was not mad wifi him. love
bruyer an don't want him To be sent
away TO Granny's."
"Then my little son and daughter
won't ever. ever again listen 10 the
Naughty Voice." asked mamma. They
will always remember what happened
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-30


Billy was seven years on and his sis
ter Bertha was tw, wars younger.
They had always pla ed IN the greatest
good humor together. ouch giving up
toys or bonbons to thu other In tho
most loving ana generous manner.
But one day Naughty Voice whisper
ed into Billy's. ear: Take all the
apple and CANDY from Bertha. You
are big and strong and can do It,"
They were plying in the warm sit
ting-room when the Naughty Voice
whispered In EilIy's car. They had a
little table spread for make-believe
dinner an Ape cut In halves and two
blocks of tam Bertha was playing
NJ being hosess and Billy was her
COMPANY" Billy reached across the
table and toll both blocks of taffy,
putting one ID his mouth and the other
into his litte trousers pocket.
"Oh-o-o-oh You took all e can'y."
said little Bertha, looking shocked at
her guests 'ery uncivil conduct. You
mustn't do PAT way. bruver. You mus
play NICE
The Naughty Voice again whispered.
and Billy bbeyed its promptings. He
reached DER and took the two pieces
of apple, Jumped up from the table
and ran ont of the room, looking bacl;
thru cnck In the door to make a
wry face at Bertha and laugh at her
tears.
your, bad--b-a-d boy. so you
are Grid Bertha. "I'll not pay viii
you any more. | don't like you-so /
don't. Give me back my can'y an
apple 81 I'll go tell mamma
You'll better not tell mamma" said
Billy. tsreateningly. I'm smack your
ears II. YOU do"
Berth began to weep loudly, and de-
clared IT, was u bad. bad bruyer. Billy
tearing that their mother--who was IN
the sewng-room up stairs-might hear
ran into the sitting-room and clappeG
his hand over Bertha's mouth. The
Naughty Voice had prompted him how
to act shut up this minute" he
commanded, his fat fist crushed against
Bcrthi's mouth.
Nov The owner of the Naughty Vote,
was IN his glory. All he had TO dc
Max Ia Whisper uinllA-- Beriha's car "a
have fight started. The situation
was prime for just such thing
Bertha, being now very angry with hel
bad brother, listened In turn to tn,