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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-07-04

ing at the barn he took rope
and proceeded to hang himself,
but the hired man caught him
just in time and cut him down.
Then he fired the man for not un-
tying the rope instead Of cutting
it and locked him the price Of a
new one.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Krinklaw
drove thru from Montana, a dis
lance of two hundred miles to
visit the grave of their son who
died in Plaza last fall of con-
sumption. They were unable to
get to the funeral and decided
to come now. Both are old and
careworn and seem deeply touch
ed when talking Of their lost boy.
Numerous petitions are in cir
culation in the western part of
the county asking the governor
to pardon Erik Madison and his
son, who were recently sent to
the penitentiary for shooting
Jourgen Olso in the leg, and
neighbors Of Mrs. Mattison have
taken up collection and paid a
81, 900 mortgage which hung over
the homestead, thus giving the
lady a better chance to make a
living until her husband is re-
leased.
VIM. Kennis, who lived twelve
miles north Of Bowbells, was
drowned in the Mouse River one
week ago last Sunday while try
ing to ford the same with horse
and buggy. It appears that the
young man was out with a young
lady driving and attempted to
cross the river at an unfamiliar
point and where the water was
deeper than was thot. The
horse became tangled in the har-
ness and was floundered, both
drowning. The driver was
thrown clear from the lug gy and
met his untimely fate. A young
man who was herding cattle in
the immediate vicinity, seeing
the accident, came to the rescue
cut succeeded only in saving the
young lady who was a school
teacher in the neigbborhood and
her name was Bertha Solem.
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A..f MT ~. I.

APEX GOLD NIEESG OOyPAST. Prs.ci.
pal iIss= :: t~-sL-=ss, R-Ao. EIO9 eozziy, Ne
TstE- Ge--tIos>s c-Ts!t= q .SsF1tz, ala.
A;Izs BLoGE, SElT Lax CAY. UiLz- Lozaisc-
{: E.Ees- Co!1 Eozriz!= S!1i=E UEsIasT, PEz;s
Coz.iy. CiAz
EUitss = z--ssy Elv== i=sTa:a G=sj.=E O.
IT, Do4rc o:Dtss-;S=s o: aPExGCLD MINING
COMPANY s=l5 O. Ia= .IE tIy q: aP-iI, IaO7
Ass=ss-szI 80 L Q: o.z Al o=s-Ez!: u -
es=;s pe= EEz-s So GsTs=3 upJa the capita!
s:0eE Q: &c eoTo-ztag-. t.sua6 z=t C-1s;Ia3-
i-g, ;sZsa.s .z-=sd.Gie!T 10 :Es S+=rsiAv A.
TIE V=s= q i.= e=g2ay. "a Ai!zs B@o=k,
salt LlEz Czig, CizL
10y zysE -po- sS.sE IAls aszessz=aI n.y
T=--1-- =.P-.t o. EJ-1Ay iss 1872 tzy o:
Nay. IL7. willie t=.!-azezI Ed 1GEertis=5
:g- sale - pEaIis szs:.7=. a-s E.!eEs Jay=@.;
i =ate hs,1Es, ~il - s9G q TEe.tay tie
Ists day ofJuse. 1917. A. : o'eIo-s ?. n a. IEe
oEu@. ztE ANS B.oSE. Sal; LAKE.
City. Ciaa, 70 paJ the GsliE4uszT zssess=saI
Iae.uga. sog=Ezgr x!iG ;.s a5s; Of advertising
AID tIps1ss q sale
GDEOS ~ TDEA Secretary
T-rs; Publication, Ap..! y. la7.
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no SHAKES ~ CANADA
The Great Fore5ts IRE s~insulsriy
Free from Reptiles.

4 curious thing abazt Canadian fo..
cas- is EEzt there are 20 snakes. and
eTsa tEcI Z description ;Es Indian
guides did Eot seem 10 understand
what Z snake you'd 5z Ike
Fishing al taEDgga Canada g Is
good al the hunting and should one
fan 70 bzs Z EDgse he Is fully recon-
peEgsi for the trip By the abundance
u ctheF game. iEcIVGtus bear and
deer There Is L TeIsd melancholy
a5ozt Canadian forests. With the!r
hundreds Of small laEsz and rivers
scattered here aEd ;here, ard although
Ec@cC-y never EzAs 70 the r.a=ai9
cent 'heTs IS something haunting,
aide Eo1D the spr=t ia It. that draws
the hunter bzcE season after season.
Ca1zda - file with legends and
strange srpe-Etitions. most o. them Of
Indian origin. and all OF them interest
ing 10 q degree. especially VIXEN re-
lated By one Of the Indian guides vho
can be Induced to taIE.-Leslie's
Weekly.
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II. :. st !!!:'.

B-tHeeS the zGA o. joy md ;bs 18Th
q August there -ere stolen from liz
Drcphy E=ste field on Marie Creek
sTe tad Q. szdofs bofes.
DEsczTFTEos=-OSe gray horse very
proud add shoE! under E&ddie, =eigh'
between 100 and 1910. ODe so,reL
pogDis x sars from OF. xoo!d be
.1Ged crop cared Three bzys-one
has small white spot On sofstsaI and
iEit eye zesk sDd generally xatsy.
Apotbsr bay has zhite spot % fore
bad, Ehse SPOT On nose, iroa, aDsies
slightly stsIked. Tie oiter il . bright
hay NTH small white spo. IN left eye.
AZ the horses are branded T s Oh
shi2n ss iflustrated IN cot sboTe.
s regard II sEO viii be paid for .fis
reinrn Of sDshr hDrses and sIog viii
also be paid Tor information lead, u
the arrest HBd conviction Of guiiiy
PARTIES. Address ali INFORMATION Ia the
DUsPHT F ,TE,
b~cogswe. .eyadd.
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no pougT OF SIS WEALTH.
independence IN the Matter Of Tio,
Proved Traveller Millionaire.

Late IN the eTeping a report spread
through the train hat We had az a
feilox-passenger a man worth at leas,
s2O.0 900. When the opportunity
came made inquiry OF the porter O,
my ear. and he explained:
Oats what dey says. sab, but you
can't allus tell. He's IN de next cah.
sah. but I can't say how rnuch he an
vuth till IN de mawrin'. Mebbe he's
wuth $4,000, 900. and mebbe he haIn't
ruth a hundred"
After breakfast next morning The
porter becEonei me into the smoking
compartment. and Nth = broad smile
on HIS face. he said:
dat story am all true. sab"
Then the nan Is forth $780, 600. COO,
is he?"
All DAT and neGbe a heap no.
Yes. sab. dar's no mistake about dac"
But how did you ind out7 don't
suppose you asked him how much ha
vas WORTH"
NO. sab. / dun found out By De
odGer potter, sab. De millionaire has
!est glib him 10 cents fur brushin'
him on. while everybody else has
come down wtd at least a quarter"
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Ia Tbs DissrIs C~sr 90 ih= FozTth Judi
ca, District 90 z sale oi Ss1s5s-
IA Ed For the Ceszty osEk2-

IN TIE NATEEE or TIE ESTATE ASD
ErL-1LE.saS q Gsrs- Ez-111 4s5=-s- :
El-1--Sgftes e sale . g4sG Es-s;e-
NOTICE Is EggEgT GEyES. ~; & rr
s-E-S= g n e-ss-et 49, D.SI-=I CAR q re
FR--Z !11&slL1 US;-=T Q: E1= SE11z u Ne
Eb=E, = 49, 81 Gs Ey=zTy q E-Eg. =L.s 60
&c FHf GHy ctEET- 2y7r & -. =IT=s. .: -
asrI4 H. E=I-LGs1p y Ez5-rs Es-gt
1885, =as-. E= z-sasE5I- re gag
AA- (. ~ 2=rs1= Gaa sEl;S q -. zl5e-.
VII s=l =: PlEztE ST. cE A.h- ca
c. z ~ C=:@- SiSr=s - sas@I % o5c-
.--s-zS- II 49, Ds:EcE Cg=-I - EAE-rtEy.
;aE=2 ZrZ q Nay. Es7- L; = 0'e1-f J. II
s-Es@ -sFttza=GF Ez-kl = G-Ls-zac = re
-HE-c: E-Es, EEs Csz-iy- S=TtGA, AL ~
-EEi- iEizE, 3zfs-=ss s=3 estL1 C TIE So.
Gs.rgs EzzA A.:ersS-. , MIR. IL z.d 20
il2sE es-iat- "a, 55sE&s e FE-rsts c: l1-t
E~ifLE;s:. ,TLIg ~. ssE-g & sss ta.s syz.:T 9:
III s3EEs &SETE5a, Ar a1u.5e1 1Zs C.
,eEcSa Is sslySs, S-EES:
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.: ~ sy=-asas; e-s-Ts- q Ih~ s~g-tzst.i q.G.-
-. AID tS= D1-t-=LEE G=zTe- Q: ~ E2z;b-
ssti : LL-s=E @ t5s s1zIs=SsE quarter Q: s-c-
Xxx 3, T0y=tz!2 y 3s-is- z-Es = zssL. NJ
D.A-l5 Base ~ NtEr.sLS-- os-t2Iz!-= ;hIEy
Es-st =Srs - Les Ts--s - Ce-z.I.c:s Q.
sAI== CLEs- goH ssls q liz CEi:41 Si-:es, 10
- pz2 70 sE1 gzsz1iaz o iEs r~g-2-=sEs9. Q:
sale u sz& D-strSr Cczr-
%ELIE L AEUEE@oS.
GARTH. e:ts Ps-ss= AZ Es;a@ {: sst3
Etao-.
ELL TIEEa
ArDrDJ .e- GzLr5fzE sr4 Ekiz-=-
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800 MILLIONS or CHINESE
Empire Has Aheut one-hfth CT
6icbe'E PePulstcn-

Tie Interesting qsestSol Q; the POP
Of the Chinese empire has
c..s- beea discussed. but Il Is stu
Impossible 20 say with Any degree OF
osrstas! Ehzt the hgu-Gare
4; tk= b&5aoing oi The Christian
s-a & IS tole-ah.y certain that there
=ere a. ieas, sa.9H2,92o inhabitants
sd Il mas: b remembered that the
empire thea -zs much smaller than
L Is ~ the present time
Mos: o. the o=os-Ssz taken n China
tE-t-E tie last 2.ey3 years, says the
North China DaGy News, have not
r.oteset % take - the whole popula-
lion Young chiI5rsa and Oh yea for
Instance. we're sometimes omitted. the
main o5!zc; Of the csasGs being 20 a.
certain the number Of taxable persons.
By common co1Aat the most Teli-
able coas1s 7 : taken IL China Has
ia: O. 1872 This gives the figures
as more than 352.09),E1). In IsES the
qgp7,stioa <zz estimated nearly ieS.
80 %; bit II 1851 Il bad fallen 70
q ,03a.o49, the great Taxing rebellion.
= Eh,eh So nHny millions OF people
iost their lives. ts!nz oae o: tie pTia'
cip2l causes untoubtetI! tor this great
t@clIra-
Travellers. missionaries ard others.
-ho have visited the region tsYas
z.ei ~ Ihe time c: The TAPPING rebel
u9a. express tEs Opinion :ha; the loss
Q: LIE d1ri-E The gTes; ~co-Vu,si0z has
general! t=S1 es,iaace! a. too Io@ :
1s--e. s-t 5: Is = question ais
whether t. f=--tl.s famine more thar
s score az yea-s $50 il he province:
Ct C1-li. S--Zsi. S@e-sL and Eo-aa
-i;2 : reputation .! 70.Gt1.o15. S To
responsible tC- ;Le los = mere !lyef
than :: i Usually credited With.
Il Z sill more c=-tz.1 tha. ,he No
kalIeLzc uprising II the -o-.Gwgs'
cezCuye! E0-e lives than {; IS gen
s-lly supposed 70 hare done. ! y.-g
Moderate computation C. the loss 1
he .EcIrE=Z II these three CalaI!t!e.
takes It 20 D. fuzzy 5g.g'a.@1o. A.
= this correction !; would 5e well
perhaps. 20 remind ourselves la. II,
has!:ua! U.s. %. Op!gn By such
.2:se -G:-b=- q The people has te1d~,
70 &C: iulu-iously ~ the recupe-at!y,
powe- o. the nation.
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Wires Need a Rest.

Messages" said a telegraph op-
orator. always slide over the wires
better Oh Monday than on any other
day. The wires, 0 see. have 2roited
by their Sunday rest.
TT Is a fact that inanimate as we'll
az animate things get tired and need
a vacation occasionally. Yol know
how true this Is OF razo:s. OF automo-
bllcs. Of Iocomotiyes-and It Is just az
time e. .glegFaph wires.
a ere after its Sunday rest gIyes
a quicker. a fuller and q more delicate
transmission. II Is ike 4 piano that
has Just been tuned"
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Wraps Resemble Cana.

Strongly suggestive Of capes arc
ono Of the new wraps that proudly
bear Partisan labels, c~onsplcuously
displayed In a very smart model
there is a tablier or chasuJie effect
that hangs ia full and straight lines
from The shoulders back and front.
cut of TO display the curve Of the
shoulder point where the arm Joins.
The space ovo the arm is filtd in
with a cape piece. a sling strap
through which the arm IS thrust sery.
Ing to hold this in place. One SEGA
this design carried out on furs OF tho
richest description. in silks aud vel.
vets ,ur-lIned, and even in cloth with
a quilted satin lining to add to It's
warmth for cold weather.
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La The Di-tsiet court Of the Fourth
judicial Dfs;ricI II the -Isie ar
S-y1ds, in aud fnrih-
County of JIko.

Il NE matte q re Eoriee appoiIiing
mTCuELL TRES tns for Probate Of
CARTES, Deceased. VIII.
= document. purportiSg 70 t@ she last w!ii
ard Testament o. Charles Mitchell TrtscaTies,
deceased. having o. the 18Th day Q; April, \. D,
Igp7. c1ns into the possession 81 sad District
Cogr!,aUd o petition FOR ;hs probate thereof,
and for Ike ISSUANCE of letters o! Adninisirs-
tiOn with the VIII annexed 20 Charles Mitchell
TTesearies, Junior. haTiug beeu Sled sith the
Clerf OF said Court.
Notice Is hereby EiTea. that Friday, the
g,hday o April, 4. D. 1911 AZ Iea o'clock, q.
u Of said day, a. the Court Room of said Court.
az the iowa OF Elho. IN the County Of E!xo. be.
and ;hs sane is, hereby Appointed tie TINE FOR
proving said wiiI and hearing said application
Ehsn aud Where aay person Interested may
APPEAR sad contest ;be SAID Win. and may
file oS!e:iions in writing 20 the granting Of
Letters Of AGtuiHisifailoa Win The II annex
- % said petitioner.
a G. pAwLEY.
fsEAL] CLERK.
Dated April 1870. lgf.
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Hpprcrriate.

Here, clerk, I'm in a hurry. I
want . book for my husband. It's
his birthday And l wan, It for a
present. show me what you have and
be quick about II! Nothing too CT.
7~-azs!ye. mind yo-. and ! don't want
a2y:aIag too cheap, either. do you
heir! Hes . uIl!-nanrered mar and
fart Of sports. 50 don't show me
anything IN that lIEe For goodness
SAKE. doa'f o&c- cle = Of these
trashy novels and no uatte- how
z-cA you IT, 20 persuade ne ! wont
take anything IN the ~ay Of history or
Biography. Come. now. I'm n n dread.
N, hurry and I'VE already wasted too
uu.h tine ktsc- OF course. you don't
know my husband. hut from al! I've
said cant you sIzEes, something ap
2ropE2;o-'
"Yys. u.aam. Here IS a littie. vol
uGle entitled How : Manage I Talk.
Us Machine.
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Cls-T e sItd D-s;-rI CcE1-
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Pile srs DANCE . bI; 20 cot, sob
nit to an o~p-rauoa TLu! yol have fist
tried MAJ IAN the Great Pie E,ueiy
Il Is pu; up IN sollap iDI- tabs With ?
nozZle that ALLOWS il II be applied exact
" her II IL ueedei. II ron have
itchung, bleeding or prOirUd.ug piles auo
Nan Zaa does not relieve, money r.
funded. Soo;he= and eoO!= R=liyes al
once Sold p! Eiko DryS Go.
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The Life insurance

muddle has started the public t0 thinR.
ing. The ~GDd6ffe! suceess that la
met Brllerd'e 3orebound syrup -, lie
crusade on coughs. influenz . ~ofoncbitiE
and oil pulmonary troubict has started
the public 10 tbinkipR ri tbip wonderful
preparation. they are all using H.
Join The proceseicS Ard down With
eickness. Pdce 2tc, J0c anI 800,
Sold ny Eiko Drug Go
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Notice ~ ~Fo-T-Hsr-.
70 IA Ba-1S. YOUR HEIRS AND As
-rENS tSr AL PEESNNS HrI nTSG

70 =. 4 Bg-aS. YOUR HEIRS AND As
SIGNS. AND ALL PERSONS HOLDING
ESGER fO-=
rot ~ EE2EBE SOLyEED THAT l
ID 1-e-sLE-=-. Aly- sEr--c=1 S3I E--5r=-
Dr--ES =. ABR 49, E=g.gyE-==Is -pc. IL=
SlT=- E--- ECL6E= G1+-- sEzLz-1 2cy.
Ec-Ls Siz:, Bee S-- Ez1 G2c=. Et.-=E CEL=s
L5sSt=. u : z 5--!sy. L Il E-..=y 49, Il
= E-E2-., Nay =, LEE- AZy =. Es z-1 ---s
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CC--Iy Il Elk Sis:= @ SsE-6E- 2o= IT, year
-. L c--=- - 5c&1 tn sIi5 =L..-E r1zI=s
E=1e- TIE r-oT.skg=s O: SSr.1ce =-i R-T.s-
ID S-aEE'Es g 60 Ccitsa Stats b=.x ~
Z-a9-=T -@T=!-@1 . hcz1 :sE c-z.= 20 49, p.--
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cL.=tT Gays ltr=- ri, Dgfie= 81 p-s.IrzIt0-
yO- fzsL O. rSt=ss - ys=r p-gS5-.
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:-TE-ssI ~ sac =lzi=s vail bs5oz- I5E
FrsE%rTE c: :Ez s-hst--t=g E-Is= kSse S=S:toa
LIo,SeTa11. ysrsEs Ix5.
7 z. IsLlsp
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Fine Line OF Stationery
AEegretti Famous Choco-
late Creams, Pure
Stick Candy.
Stop Grumbiinp

u 60" suffer from Rhoumnti ~ q,
pir"-. Tor bailard's Snos Luimcb,
VII ling quick relief IL ie u snf.
cur 'oi 'rraiUs, fheuuatism. contract.
ed muscIcts aud all pgin.-and within
Ii" reach Of all Trc" .5.. zee al
q H. Smith. Tcpsha, Tex, ehtcs. I
necd BellarI's Snow L,nimen, in
ny fmily Tor Jeari and hayc f0nod !, T.
hne remedy for al pans and aches. |
recommend It Tor paine - The cbee,. =
Sold 10y Elko Drug Co.
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Don't Pay Alimony

To be divorced from your appeudiI
There will be no OCCASION for II 4 , on
keep !onr bowels regular With DR..
KING New Lie Pills Their action l.
% gentle that tie appendix ne7e: has
cauFs {" make the least complarur.
by Eiko Drug 60. %. TT,
the u.
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Best JOB Printing at
The Independent Office
Southern Pacific Tims Table. Eito
MOUNTAIN TIJE
WESTBOUAD
To the Public:

Tue cnaac Sior. 10 open roi hrs,ross
and sill 90 time u, supply ,stu.,
wi,h coda a. reHsm.aji, .Tc@.
Dated JUiy s.. iDj
f0wELh.
AdmInftirHi0s,5 tho ~ -
Uitaw Gins. Dra---,I
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WARNING!

All Hunting, Shooting or
Fishing is hereby forbidden
on our ranches at South
Fork. Any and all persons
trespassing will be prosecut-
ed to the full extent OF the
law. Reinhart Co.
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H"'"r". ~ -. 1854 ~
10" aioS" balance ~tc1Ia D. 81.
credit " IL" .ariors iurj. ~ rc,
Treasurer Nslnn"s Sh,";. is',.i g..
!. iN7
rPE"'HsEs "HtErtb sHzrr
i'.ysh i, 'rns-.ts1 r. "a. ,.-sI', , a..
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N TIE N1Tzz o TIE ESTATE cE Il
AUEEuL DDcEAsrD-saos - c-s-

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The Best Shoes.

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The Wav to Carry Money.

A man is safe from pickpockets if
he carries his money in his trousers
pockets, says an experienced detective.
A hip pocket is simply delusion.
The man who carries his money there
is a fool. The breast pocket is no
safer when the coat is buttoned, be-
cause the man who is after the money
located there has only to slit the
cloth with a sharp little knife blade
set in ring. Garry your money in
your right trousers pocket and you
will never have it picked AS for
jewe1ry, when in a crowd twist your
watch chain around your left thumb
or index finger and don't let go, no
matter what happens. You are lucky
if you wear a diamond pin for year,
no matter what safety attachments it
has Some chap will even cut off a
portion Of your necktie to get it. Be
ware Of rushes-people quietly knock
ing against you, etc. IF man falls
against you, elbow him off or step
aside In a crowd let them knock
your hat off or smash it over your
eyes, but don't throw UP your hands
Exchange.
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do anything with her. You are very
much like him. He turned away alb
ruptly. Come, my boy" he said,
"I'll take you home"
The ride behind the glossy black
horse was altogether too short.
"1'd like to see your father,' said
the dark man when they stopped in
front Of Tommy's home
"He isn't home, sir. He and my
mother went away. [ expect them
back before supper time"
I'm man of my word," said the
stranger. He drew a roll of bills
from his pocket. "Heres your hun
dred, my boy, and I think I'm getting
off cheap. Tell your daddy to take
care Of it for you. And here-here
are three seats for the show tonight
Come and bring your folks and I'll
see that you don't miss anything
Goodby."
Tommy's father and mother came
home before supper time. The sick
uncle was much better. And Tommy
saved his wonderful story until they
were all at the supper table.
His chance came when his mother
beamed at him affectionate1y.
"You must have been very hungry,
Tommy" she said "I notice that
you ate all the cold meat"
"The tiger ate that" said Tommy
simply.
"The tiger!'
Then Tommy told them the story
When he had finished there was a
little silence.
"The boys been reading too many
fairy stories," muttered Tommy's fa-
ther.
"I shouldn't have gone away and
left him." said Tommy's mother
And there were tears in her eyes.
Tommy stared from his father to
his mother. Don't you believe me?"
he asked and his face flushed. "Why
look here, papa, here's the money
the man gave me-and here are the
tickets to the show!"
And he spread his treasures on the
table.
Tomrnys father looked at the
money and the tickets, and he looked
at Tommy and then at Tommy's
mother.
"Please can't we go, papa?" the boy
timidly asked cts a splendid show
and the man wants to see YOU"
Tommy's father looked at Tommy's
mother once more. Then he drew a
long breath.
eyes, Tommy" he slowly said,
"we'1l COW. R. Rose, in Cleve-
land Plain Dealer
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