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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25

measure at all They are going
through the motions because there is
"a demand on the part Of the people
for primary law that they can not
resist without experiencing the effect
OF the peoples anger.
On this question Of allowing the
voters todccide how many candidates
for the legislature the party shall put
III the field In each senatorial district
the minority party IN the legislature
has taken d very decided stand
They believe, and truly, that IL
there II 70 De minority representation
Ia the legislature it is necessary that
there Should be something Of the
kind.
The senate combine represented on
The conference committee hopes that
ii viii be able to throw the blame for
defeat OF a primary law on the Demo
cratic members Of the house. Peoria
journal.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25

A German scientist asserts that ali
the material required 20 make up the
body Of O man weighing $50 pounds
can be found in the whites and yolks
Of 200 hens eggs
The remarkable combination Of sub.
stances OF which eggs arc made M
may be realized by The same scientists
analysis Of what the body Of an aver
age man consists.
The list is as follows: Sufficient
irca to make seven large nails, sufIi-
cient fat for IA pounds OF candles.
phosphorus enough for some thou
sands Of matches. 20 teaspoonfuls Of
salt. 20 humps Of sugar. and a small
quantity Of soap.
In addition. there IS enough carbon
10 make a few thousand orayons. and
tho final item is large bucketful of
water.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
a PAYING Crop.

r. W. Bnrbridge. Nj. A.. Of Dublin,
in his opening address at the Barcis-
sus conference, held in 1896. said;
AN acre OF wheat or potatoes may be
nut down as worth from Ego 10
$50. according TO locality. variety
etc, but an acre Of choice daffcdils or
narcissuses NAV be worth anything
from $50 to $500. or even more
The advisabiiity Of blending bulb
growing with the culture Of Towering
roots Of ali kinds is Increasingly ap-
parent. and thus the chance Of sue
cess is widened In addition. flower
production may pc regarded as a very
natural aid to the enhancement ot The
scope Of the bulb grower There u an
astonishing demand in large cities for
the very commc1s It kinds OF bios
SONS. and many a grower Is adding
substantially IN his ANIMAL turnover
and profits by the production Of these
ordinary fiowefs-Dundee AdFer-
tiser.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25

III tic government officials wouH
l,aye the people dismiss their panicky
ieeling. quit boarding their money aud
,tnl;snc their usual methods OF bust
ness. they 1.-THE officialsD must set the
example. Their talk III wasted as long
iii they bald the United States gov
eranicit Itself HI al attitude or abiact
fear. hoarIipg money or encouraging
and aiding tie mourg sharks 81 the
east to hoard IL while adapting \
policy radically diiTcrent fruia ks orb
nary policy ol doing business With t.ie
people and exceedingly oppressive 10
them How can they expect that the
people shall have confidence in the
face of such conduct on the part of the
government Let the pcstmasters
and internal revenue collectors receive
checks and drafts ii their dealings
with the pcple, as they always have
done; let the government repositories
In the cast and elsewhere honor drafts
as they always have done. aud the
business world will soon be moving
along as II always has done. just al
present the government. through itE
postmastcrs and revenue collectors
acting under instructions from Wash
ington, Is the CHIEF alarmst. and
every community is taking care OF It.
self by holding on to It's money rs
much as possible. The banks Of each
city and town are taking care of their
own immediate locality as best they
can. The people are net TO bo blamed
fer resenting OF laughing TO scorn The
aifnest hssterical demands of men
high IN authority that they give up
their money. tnc wing as they do. that
II will be transferred direct to the
New York stock gamblers to be held
~ 4 per cent premium, or otherwise
TO serve their always more or less
questionable ends.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
WISCONSIN PEARL HUNTING.
Digging CLAIMS for the Valuable Gem
Twenty Years Ago.

Twenty years ago a pearl craze
started In Wisconsin. Every one dug
clans, says Outing Magazine. Mills
stopped and the water was drawn
from the mill ponds that the people
might get the mussels more easily.
Previous to 1895, according to the
government report, $30a.e0Q worth of
pearls were found in Wisconsin
Sugar river alone yielding $4,000 be-
fore becoming exhausted. At that
time river pearls were not valued as
highly as "orientals," but now they
are eagerly bought by jewelers.. Sew
eral years ago button factories were
established at various points on the
Mississippi river Men collected clans
and sold the shells to these factories
to he made into pearl buttons Some
pearls were found and another craze
soon started Men floched to the river
from all walks of life White men
rcd men, black men. brown men and
women. ALI came. though after a
month Of sun. wind and river water
coffee. racial characteristics We're not
conspicuous.
In the summer of 1902 it WIS said
that 10000 men We're claiming on
the Mississippi and its tributaries. In
the spring of the next year the rush
was even greater. but this did not last
long. Owing TO the everlasting of the
previous season. the market was al
ready overstocked and the price of
shells had dropped so low that by
July comparatively few boats were
at work. Many enormous beds that
were thought to be inexhaustible had
given ont. the buyers rejected so
many tonly about a quarter Of those
caught were salabIe. even at the lat
ter part Of the season. the river was
almost deserted.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
CAIRO IN 1856
From the Cairo Delta Published BY
Add RI. Sanders)

Times and Delta OF Jan. IS, 1856
Thc dedication If tie church r
ently ereeerd IN Cairo by the Pres
bwteriaus. took place on last Sunday
md was nunefously attended rs both
ilizeus aid strangers. Tho building
Is fine aonea we'll built aud artistic
,lls a,range,l. both for ncatuoss aud
,onfcrl. II SCENE. like step into
lnother worIa 10 attend divine servic
u Cairo. in such a pleasant house Of
Worship. aud among such numerous
congregation The Presbfterians ar
indeed doing q good work for South
orn Illinois, and deserve alt commen
dation
The following clergymeu were pres
ont AMI ofrlciated at the dedication.
Rev Il. Stewart OF GreenviIlo; Rev
:, Jenny. Of Waverly; Rev. $ Wood
{ Carltndale, Roy. E. y. Olmstead
Caledonia and Rev VI Morris, OF
Scntucky The choir under the di
-ection Of MIR Melcham Of Centalia
nhanccd the interest Of the services
W excellent music
Tho dedication discourse Wa
reached by Rev Il stewart who So
'ected for his text part OF the 1911
ersc ri the sith Psalm: II had
atber be door kcer in the house Of
ny God than dwell in the tcpis of
girfcdncss'
We understand that meetings VII
ie held At this church during th'
week Nest of the clergymcu pres
nt IN town viii remain and take
barge Of the meetings This churci
ias still some liabilities 70 meet Wt
sc hope that the liberality Of our ci,i
ems will soon clear them cfl"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
BEARS EXPECT HARD WINTER.
Besides, Trees Are Putting on Extra
Thick Bark.

Jim Tompkins. the Mt Hood woods
man whose prediction last fan NJ a
hard winter was verified, is again
out with'a pronunciamento to the Of
feet that the coming winter will dis
count that Of last year and win in ef
feet be a peeler."
Mr. Tompkins again bases his pre-.
diction on the habits of the bears
which he states are more numerous
in the lower valley than last year and
are foragng almost in the dooryards
Of ranchers to fatten up for pow
erful spell Of KILN weather"
Them snowst0rms we had last win
ter" says Mr. Tompkins, won't be q
marker to what We'll kotch this win
ter Every sign known to natur ii
hnllerin it ont loud and the bears
comm in close TO town Is a sure sign.
Another is the bark on the trees
Whenever II gifts as thick as it IS now
look ont Git plenty Of wood, friends,
concluded the woodsman, and git it
quick. fer you'll have use for 1t mighty
sudden. "-- Portland Oregonian
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
FUSES OF AUTOGRAPHS SHARKS.
Ingenious Methods uced to Elicit Let
tiers from Noted Men.

No one Is better posted In ruses
10 which collectors resort in order to
secure autographs from living celeb
rites than certain London dealer
There IN not enough profit in their
sale to encourage any number Of peo.
PIE In this country to secure auto
graphs for the purpose OF dlsposing OF
them 10 the dealer, but writing to
celebrities and selling their replies TO
the dealer In question is d means Of
livelihood to no small number,
No one perhaps has outwitted in
cleverness the methods Of Gen. Cist,
whose collection. sold after his death.
brought one Of the highest prices OF
any sale in the world. Cist was a
skillfu penmau and a born letter
writer He wrote in such a way that
he rarely failed TO elicit lengthy and
interesting replies He would write 10
stateman saying that party had
applied to him for employment and
given the statesman ais reference
Was So.andso ever In your employ
tN FNANhit NNt&&tAl = At Ntutu NtfNNe
CiSt was a rccluse, a hermit. He was
estranged from his family. His last
days were passed in America in
room Uttered with books and papers
of rarest value, secured through the
most ingenious ruses.
Tho cleverest modern autograph col
loctor whose methods became known
10 dealers was the late Boniamin AUS
tin, resident Of the. United States
lie organized literary society in his
TO which he elected as
honorary members all the distin.
suished men and women of Europe
and America. When notified Of their
they naturally replied. thank
ing him for the honor conferred. In
this way he secured much excellent
material Doubtless he made the col
lection with a view to its subsequent
value After his death his
widow sold IT, but values had de-
creased and II did not bring anything
near the price that might reasonably
have been expected
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
HOW TO WIN BATTLES.
Men Who Hit Are Determining Factor
in War.

Other things being equal, good
shooting is the determining factor in
war Poorly drilled and hastily or
ganized bodies OF men can give good
account of themselves if they know
how to shoot and hit what they shoot
at
In our war for independence, says
Army and Navy Life. the colonists
were woodsmen. They carried and
used their arms to supply their homes
with food. and TO protect them from
the savage. AS marksmen they vast
ly outclassed the British. and that
more than anything else gave Wash
ington the final victory.
Again, in our great civil war. mark
the effect Of a general knowledge Of
firearms. In the south we're sporting
people. they were fond Of riding and
hunting. shooting at target and at
game entered into their sports and
pasdmes. The north was CONNER
cial
It's men knew nothing Of firearms.
save the Gintlocks of their GRANDPA
theirs. objects Of curiosity in their
shops or homes. except in the far
west. whore the life of 1876 was still
beir lived. The result was that in
tho east the southern troops were geff-
orally victorious for couple Of years
until the northern troops learned to
shoot. What little success the north
had was in the west. where they we're
little better than a standon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
WORKING FOR DEFEAT.

There Is no question that the sen.
ate combine in the Illinois legislature
IS working for the defeat Of the
Oglesby primary law.
That IL the meaning OF The adop-
ton by the conference committee of
the senate amendment striking out
what is known as the McGoorty
amendment of the original house
bin.
This anenmcnt was in effect that
the voters OF each party in each sen.
asofial district should state on their
ballots how many candidates for the
lover horse of the legislature each
desired 20 pst in the tield.
Il was bass,,ss Of this agreement
en- The rcpt{sentslire question that
the ozisshv measure secured tbs
necessary nsimfscr Of Democratic
vetss in the hcsfe 80 psss the bill
with tho emergency clause that would
ma ~ froar ~ operative thu
coming spring. There was not a
ghost Of q show that the Oglesby bin
could have received the neeessar,
twothiris had this not been made a
part CT the bill.
By retaining the, senate amend
ment taking this away from the vot
ers the senate combine hope and be
lIeve that the conference report viii
BOZ be adopted By the house. The,
bciieyc that this woul5 relieve Then
81 the edium that would cofaa from
TIE aetest e the measure Or a. least
IL failure n appiscsbiliiy a TIE
<alnsng EcrlHs pcliticzl movements
AZ heart il Is not believed thai
there are very many members Of TIE
legislature who Rsnt any prinary
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25

introspectlon consists OF looking
at yourself from a purely im9cisonai
point of view and picking oat your
faults il you have any. You must be
sure, also. that your astral color
matches that of your friends. or 10
at least harmonioasly contested. 9th
crwi5e the continuity % your SELF
analysis viii 50 to Smash. you know
lud spattcr the wallpaper never
aw an astral color aad neither did
sou. but we've al got en- yes, in
ieody, From tho bohemian.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
NOVEMBER Is IN HISTORY.

I5i2 English defeated the Scots al
Solway Moss
1853 ioit nrquesne renamed Pitts
burg by the English,
1895 Much property destroyed by
tire In Savannah, Ga
tSsf John lockhart sonin-law and
hiographcr Of sir Walter Scott
died.
1867 James q. Birmcy. anti slavery
presidential candidate IN 1870,
lied Rorn 1902.
1867 Committee Of the house re
ported in favor Of the impeach-
uIent Of President Johnson
1869 Giulia Grisi famous soprano,
lied
500 Benjamin z. shilIaber c'Mrs.
Partington', humorous writer.
died. Born 1871.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25

Join lanes Tigelt bishop Of tho
Methodist church was born Noyem
.er Is. ISL IN Louisville Ky He
graduated at tho Louisville high
3clirol ami gfiersari at Vanderbilt
niecfslt III studied two wears IN
lhe Southern Baptist lhrologicaI
seminary ut louisville, and was
iefnsel u preach IN lSfh- From
1s9f III $500 Nc vas professor a.
,an4lerflt University, and the neYt
eur years be occupied Q pulpit IN
Fa,iaas city IA 1897 he became
.liteF If iln Methodist Review IL
& e4ualls well known rs a preacher
.lneatnr md aithus and has received
}eao,arg degrees from the University
Il Missouri and other colleges. He Isl
DE author II seseral well known
theological works.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
TIME Cam CAIRO ELECTRIC RYs

RELT LIME rafs iDe n lravo RRcpna ut. IL
ng north or Commercial Ave, every ~ Hin.
Rtrg frosa q a. 10. " l b. m
Going Horia on Walnut Ne every Is miaatss
Ir0m G.Gs su. 10 ias6g i. ri.
POPLAR ST LINE Holbgook &ye, car dN
Aye. 1T isfii G n B.f3: 6sBT 7i2 =. ia. ana o.
3alae inmates every hon- upiil io:s2 and ii;ls
.. M.
Going wesi on Twenty Eighth W. ~ EIIi
saw. f;B; F.se: ard 1906 A. y, md on snlHe min
at~s every hons until lD.3s mud li;HB y. m.
Popiar st. cars due ~ pass ~. MAry's psrt
minutes tster leaving y .nnd st.
BELT ldA4s0Hi gsRH nulsh on walnut
u 30 .. IN. 1884 5. m; i,2G a. m, 3:sa .. B.g
30 q. M: 70 y. NJ; & 30 a. ~.
North n Commercial ~ ~ . M; Zoo
4. are \. al. j go H. 81, 4 I'D "a. e. = a, ~.
Fell ard Owl cars are due 10 pass Ne.
Thirty fabrth st 10 minutes after leas.yf
Serond st
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25

Some startling figures Of conpari-
son have been made to show the great
cost 81 English paupcrs. The fnglisa
poor law foois up an expense OF Ino's
than s75D90.00o year. which Is 80
great as the entire annual expenditure
of the kingdom Of holland, almost -
much as that Of Australia and New
Zealand combined and equal TO the
whole public expc1sifars OF Denmark,
Greece aas Nos. -.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
Hnmsnitn

II is certain that humanity IS ths
particular characteristic Of a great
mind. little vicious minds are fun Of
anger and revenge and are incapable
of feeling the exalted pleasure Of fer
giving their enemies and Of bestow-
ing marks Of favor and generosity
nnoB those Of whom they have gotten
the hctter.-LOrd Chesterfield.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
TAFT CROSSING RUSSIA
Arrives at lrkutsk--Has Been Busy
Making Out Report Of Trip 10
Philippine Islands.

rkutsk Russia, Nov "a Secretary
Taft arrived here tonight after 2
pleasant journey during which he
visited several military and civil sta
tions. He has been hard AT work on
the report Of his trip ID the Philip
pines which will be presented to con
gress. Through the courtesy OF the
Russian government Secretary raft
Is IN constant communication with
On Saturday next he viii
be the chief guest at an elaborate
timer IN Moscow
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
ST. LOUIS SHOE STRIKE
Has Been Officially Called OF ey
Aerecment-Shoe Workers Apply
For Unemployment.

st Louis. Nov ei.-The strike If
TIC 81. Louis Shoe Workers has been
sfficialiy called of bY tho oint cxecn
tive hoiafd of independent Boot ap1
5hoe= WORKERS urion and the sTfi
re are NOV making applications tor
f'esefnploTmsn These applications
sFe made aa individuals. About 27
fn'H mep. women and inre were #
feoted at the time Of the wsllEuut. hut
many ~eni back during The past few
weeks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
October Circulation

Itf-. - -,s.s. 1asJV
The above Is correct statement OF
the number Of complete and perfect
copies of the Cairo Bulletin printed
for tho year 1906 and for the month
OF October, 1901.
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me.
this first day of November, 1907
LEO j. KLEB,
fSEAI.) Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25

A certain strong man gives these
rules for nervous w1men. Eat when
yon are huuerv. srnt rat rh97 you
are not. SCI pienp 10 siecH. don't
worry. The only iia ncse
rules are that they az 50 easy they
are hard.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
SARGENT IMPROVED.

Washington Nov 3t1he condi
ton of Frank z Sargent, commits
sioner general Of immigration and
naturalization. showed a marketed iii
proyement today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
pas...le controversy Here.

Why. asks the London Gentle
somsn. are mon better ioolging than
women? Il t. n nrb'rm a"ich must
parpjex snd n. = rn, -rn men. for.
fatins then IA TIE Sc. men
nowadays leare tna III
point Of persenoi h--1'r
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
"Why. poodles!'


ran upstairs to his room. As he re-
tnainad there some time his mother
wondered what was delaying boobies
fcrasins in the pantry So she went
up softly TO his room.
Doodles in his former long stock
ings and shortlegged suit Of clothes
was busily engaged in folding up his
0ew snif
Why. boobies. what is the mat.
ierg~ exclaimed his mother. Don't
you ike your new tiothcs7"
"Doodles looked up at her in sur
prise as he placed the suit in a large
box.
of course / do; but You don't sup
Csc I'm going 10 wear # for com
men. DO ycu2 Everybody knows I've
cot if now. so ! don't have &C. wesr it
except when want tn" explained
Igsodies -Chicsao Daily News
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
Ihonnht II Was safe.

How did he come to propose to
herr
"she coaxed her chum to tel him
conhdentially that she had overheard
her say she would not accept him
II he did propose'-Iiouston Post
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
The First Bareback Rider.

Riding on broad pad strapped on a
horses back Is very old. bareback
riding is comparatiyely new It was
no longer ago than 1854. on the Fourth
Of July, that f.. b. Washburn circus,
playing in Boston. was packed to slf-
location by the announcement, sent
broadcast. that on this particular day,
for the first time III the history Of the
world. a man would ride three tirlas
around the ring standing upright on
the bare back Of a gal0piug horse.
The rider. Robert Almar, actually ae-
complished this feat. and also he car
Jed an American flag. which he waved
uncertainty, thereby arousing TIRE
ucDdous enthusiasm Contrast that
with the present when there are
scures Of riders who can turn a somer-
saUlt on horseback A clever boy can
be taught in about three days to stand
MP on a horse and ride around the
ring -Eyerybody's.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25


deal bigger taan lVi ~ FELLOWS who
are wearing en- long" he said, VITA
determination
! But, noodIes, dear you aren't tail
enough 10 look wel in long trousers
yet demonstrated his mother.
"Oh. pshaw9 responded Doodles
10 his mothers argument Look al
shorty Downs Iie isn't up to my
shoulders, And Fat Allen is just my
height Gee, fellow can't have any
fun with the fellows when he wears
stockings like a girl The fellows
All laugh at me and call me Spin
dies
Wen just call them stubby' and
Baby Elephant said uoodlcs' sis
Ter who secretly syppathized with
her small brother
There Is plenty Of time for long
trousers, nay boyn said poodlcs IA
Their from behind Ills newspaper
Whel 4 boy puts them on he ex-
pects to he a full grown man AZ once
YOU can wait another yeaf and then
Won WIN look the part better"
ooh. gee,9 said DoodEes IN dis
gust. Won said that last year You
promised that # ! nsssod everything
could have them
We're it not that one must decline
wantonIy 10 odena Doodles dignity
dao would say chat at this point he
smiled The family council as
whole looked uueasily.
-Ilpt you see, dear you are really
only small boy yet said boobies
mother. with her eyes decidedly
moist
"0h, now, mother, there you go,
That's just what you said about cnt-
ling my curls or Why, at the last
social ~ school dlnt eet To dance
hardly At an Shorty told ME II WAS
because the girls wouldn't bother
dancing with the fellows WIN didn't
wear long trousers after they got
into tie high school Now, dad you
know my legs are as skinny is tooth
picks.
Doodles father laid down his news
naper with an air of decision We'll.
my boy / suppose you've got TO have
item Meet me down town tomor
row. and wen get the whole toys"
Boobies wa ur carly the day school
opened lie paid elaborate atten-
tion 10 his toilet and his new clothes.
all laid ont the night before, were
handled dozen times before they
were finally mt on
Don't PM your hands IN your peck
efa, noodles il shows you're new
rs tFc business" advises Doodles' fl
tiiar
"tEd inst out those girls dead who
aoald1t favor you at the social
contributed his sister
son. WHO'S got any time for girls?'
said Doodlos alrily Ina going TO
fry for the team"
Doodics family followed him to the
door.
'Now, don't everybody run to the
window and LET all the neighbors
catch on commlpded Doodles
He went down the steps two at a
time. He didn't look back to wave
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25

Edward Yates. who recently died In
Walworth. England. leaving a fortune
Of 5000 600 in real estate in and
about London. began business life as q
poor brickiayer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number Of complete and
perfect copies Of the Cairo Bull
Ietin printed daily and Sunday
during the year, 1906 .......... 2o2S
Average number Of complete and
perfect copcis OF the Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during tho month Of October
faoT N .2t75
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25
Ken srss-e RAILWAY q. DO.

One Of the most remarkable ra5iway
bridges IN the world is that which
coHnacts Venice with the mainland
Built oa 20 arches it is 1850 feet
long.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25

II the average man ruled the al.
verse every woman would be created
n a picture hat. lugy gown. lace
sleeve fTiIls aud French boots
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-25

his hand as he
usuaii N1 Ut
WEI ed sFa re
al a1 M ~
in bis poc6cta
aud whistling as
loud as possible.
He pretended not
TO hear shorty
d o VI ms whistle
and he crossed TO
the other side OF
the street when
he saw the Peters
girls.