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Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-01
ANNgrA BLUNT.

Died, in this city on the 2Tth inst, Anneta, the infant child of Mir. and Mrs. Beverly P. Blunt. lnterment took place from the family residence in Johnson Addition yesterday afternoon, Rev. HerYey D. Shields officiating. Death was caused by pneumonia. New Orleans and Jackson, Mississippi pa. pCrs please copy.
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IS DOING VERY WELL,

Louis nowSmsn, tee miner who was seriously inured at the Shattaek Arizona mine on "Wednesday nisht when he picked into a missed hole was reported lsaI evening by the hos pital authorities of the Copper Queen company la be doing very well oh account af the position ia which B9~sa man was as tho time ef tho 's"i his face was the most seriously weaha. cd, and t Is possible that he VII lose ono eve, but the physielshs have not as yet given ap hepe, Otherwise his wounds afe ef q superficial ha' tufe,
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,, c. pRlTcAARp Brseeg eeHaaEa Circle and Warren elatrie, Stoeks a apeeiaity,
nlahnn. M. Fnh N. lANl

hishee Afla,, feh. aS, 1901,
 Tho market is somewhat more a0. tive today than tn the cartier part of the week. yet the prices are stu down, Fractional advances only ln few such as North Butte, sauerlar < Pitssharg cananaa Central and Amslgamated There ia very active trading in ureeae oolasllver Wet verlne S Arizona Ia held frmly, sa,e0 helng asked, but not much trading Butte & Arizona has hsea ehangtna hands at ss0e and some under The ooppers ao not seem ta suffer as much As some of the cther stocks,
 Closing Quotations
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WRECK ON s. p.

Meagre reports of freight wreck said 10 have occurred Et some point vest of Anricops on yesterday morn ing. reached this city last evening Details Of the wreck are wanting, but it is said 10 have been the deraiment Of a freight train. whether in eoilisiOn or ditched because Of defective rails could not be learned.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-01

STOCK COMPANIES incorporated, fl fefi hsss stocks Sf btaias ffsf ssie lst Hs ffv ie ssH tkem fsf yeS, tsssfe ', EsiI6ee. fsf6kef, so Ei- iie@t sdasfs. f,6ffsis,
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FATAL SHOOTING IN NORTHERN ARIZONA Officers Go From Jerome To Scene To Hold An
 Inquest,

PRESCOTT. AfiE,, feb ss Mess. sf defsiis sf s fatal shooting sefabe HeseHBefeef arrived thefe and Sir. rendered is fss efliesfa, sffef making fbe statement that be had sh8t and killed q man named fieftsdefHsf ai E Nsiefiag pises fH lie Heg6ilsa meiih3 iaiHs,
 immediately afssf she surrender 5f lt0seHbafeef. Justice ef fke peeee Aaams ahd Deputy sBefIH Wes Owen Jeff fof fbe scene 6f ihe shooting,
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RETURNS FROM EAST.

Miss NJ. Raskett. head of the mil, tiuery department Of the Copner Queen store. has returned from the eastern fashion centers.
 Speaking Of the new styles in mil. linery Miss Haskett said
 ''Jhe hats for spring win be on D more elaborate scale than thole of any preceding season for some years. The Rrs,oration' and Empire hats will be among the most popular styies. Another popular shape will be the 'Cloehe' CT bell hat. Fumes are much in favor. especially on dressy hats. Flowers aLa also much in evl- dence, especially roses. Wild flowers win .slso be much used in hat trim ming. Owing to the eastern season heirz so much earlier this year, many beautiful hats arc already being sold, '
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-01

For tia you eau rsas three reoms turnished eetnpfete foF hauaakeepinE New, eleeant, Phone, gas range, bath, at sas South f4gusroa, aaa Ne, Ere meath, ilti West First, Tla uerea, ieii East Ninth. saS croekes. Sia Wea, Fourth, eii Diamond and gaa North Ffemont Ave, Los Angeles. CSl
 HorHL oHsNA.
 Corner Seventh and Hope. app0slis fostoffloe, Everything new, richly fas, ssehed Low rates tos Aneeies. Gal
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WILL OPEN ART STUDIO.

Mrs. Hans Berndt and her daughter Doris. arrived In the city yesterday morning from Tombstone to make ar engagements for the opening of an art studio in the new Elks' building on Upper Main street. The carpenters are still at work putting in the front Of the store room which Mrs. Bsrndi will occupy. occasloning some delay in opening up but it Is expected that they win be finished within the next few days. Both Mrs, Barndt and her daughter are accomplished musicians; {; the mother will also teach painting, Besides teaching the different arts, full. line cf musluai instruments will .!so be d in stock.
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Ez-sNs9S hS1 sAc2 and esotsss eas8nEzs works is located esPosSte tst RShee Mercantile Co, on Naoo Road between lso~el and Rssace, Hart ifN ArAsae A6i.
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aieimeaf vas also eyefftaea
 issiaHia Was tbea fSffaafiy affsleas d aHd entered a BleA f h6s guilty Judge ssse sci ibe trial fer Nefeb |, ssd ordered Inc dfswiEe of < veBife 0f affy isftHeH te Bs summoned On fbaf day.
 District Attorney sfsnemsH sBa Assissssf bfsffteg Attorney iieHfy ats Desfed ea bsbsif d tbs territory,
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lAplse

lf yoa want tirst.elaaa work don0 ir 'he eluanius of your skirts, waiats gloves. Mathees. etc, phone fGi aad wasoa will uall fsiI and deliver sO0ds This shap gnaranlees all wegk Hagl lev, 'phnne f6i
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ll is said that ia Manchester dlstFiel ln England Heme coco ,oOV splnales Nave been added to the eottoA mllls. This la about two-thlrds nf the tatal splRdleage af the South and indicates a great Increase ih oottun manufae. tune The time is near when the South will he oslied upon Co produce Ioar or five millions more hales ef ootton than it Row sraws,
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"ie oia Missouri q isssh from be. ginning ts esa
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5sisksts,sis is seeefts isal kbe sfes.s:, bs tsksh bF ihe shareholders,
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NEW LAW OFFICES.

Attorneys Frank aeedbeas and Joseph Morrison have ensaged suite Of reoms in the cusnihEhahi huilaihs an Main street aud yesterday tnsfea into their hew quarters, Whiie these attoFneys have hpt etletss inin z eosparibeFship, for reasons ef eehvehs fence in the trapeaeiio1 9f iheif sep, afAte affaits, fheg hays taken teeh's together
 ftat merchants laBeh fres, from U to 2 avefr day si Inc Ahtisfs bsf'
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LOGAN 4 sRyAN's LETTER.

NEW YORK, Foh. 2h.--fhe market closed strong, showing general i'm proyement in an departments Trade has been on an extensive scale, with the shorts urgent buyers. Conditions underlying the market have in no way changed liut the heavy selling of the past two or three days naturally placed the technical position of the market out of whaok. The selling was too general, and the short interest too much extended. We are entitled tn a further rally, but feel, aside from short covering, the buying power Is still eKteremeiy limited
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Don't miss Tn Old Missouri" Friday night Come and we will show you.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-01

North Butte-lnsiders have been free sellers of the shares during the past week.
 osceols--News that the Calumet & Hecla officials were soliciting proxies St the Lake not entirely unexpected.
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eisss Cotton Kegs wanted ss He, view office
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FROM suTTEARIzoNA,

Consulting Engineer W, W, Adams et the Butte < Arizona Mining eom, eapy. retaFaed lsst evening from A VisIs of inspection te the camp nf that ia the lNaehaeas,
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have no connection with pritoh ard Hagen < Co My name Is used contrary Co agreement and promise. Seems fitting that Senator Knox should defend Senator Hmutt against the charge of Murmonlsm on the floor or the upper huusa. senator Knox, you remember, is from Pitts. burg,
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Comedy Drama at Opera House, Friday night March |
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Hct merchants lunch from iliOo to 500 free at the Antlerg' Bar
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Hot msfohAnts lunch from tilee te 800 free at the Antlefs naf,
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Ice cream nc parties and famiIy use promptly ilIed. The Wave.
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

Daughters ef ReAekah, Letiws assa meet ta Neasseyieh Hall sex azai e. tearth Thursday evenings cS cal month, MRS, I5L1IAN lzArsa
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Hot merchants lunch from li;00 to 2:00, free at the Antlers' Bar
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-20
520-POUND LADY

The body of a woman weighing
$40 pounds was buried recently with
some difficulty at Chicago. 1t was
that of Mrs. William Maurer, 81
Years old, wife of Detective William
Maurer of the West Chicago Avenue
police station, who died of fatty de-
generation of the heart.
A derrick of the kind used in NOV
ing pianos was necessary to remove
the body from the house. A piano.
mover superintendent the undertake
ing. The derrick was fastened to the
roof of the house. The sash and
frames of the window had to be re-
moved. A special casket, thirty-sev-
en- inches in width and weighing PAS
pounds was necessary. This was
bound with iron hoops and required
ten men to carry 1t. The largest
hearse in the city bore the remains
to Rose Hill.
For seven years Mrs. Maurer had
not left her home because of her in
ability to pass through the doorway.
During most of this time she had
heen in a seemingly dying condition,
paving been unable to breathe we'll
because of her weight.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-20
LARGEST THINGS IN THE WORLD

The largest desert is the Sahara in
Africa. This barren waste has q
length of 5000 miles and an average
width of 900 miles. Rain falls there
in torrents at intervals of 5, 10 and
20 years. 1t is hot in summer; but
in winter the temperature often goes
as low as zero.
The greatest pyramid in the world
is that of Cheops of the Gizeh group.
II contains S1,00G,000 cubic feet of
masonry, is $50 feet high, and the
total weight of the stone in this
mammoth monument has been esti-
mated as over 100000 tons.
The largest bell is the great bell
at Moscow, which is Sc feet in cir
conference at the bottom, over 81
feet high and 23 inches thick at the
top. It's weight has been computed
as III tons. 1t has never been
rung.
The highest lighthouses are the
Partholdi Statue of Liberty in New
York harbor, which is 151 feet, be-
sides a pedestal of $50 feet; one at
Genoa, Italy, 21S feet in height; and
Cape Hatteras light, which is 1S9
feet.
The largest trees in the world are
the giant redwood8 of California. One
of these in a grove in Tulare County
is 10S feet in circumference at the
base, and 76 feet at a point 10 feet
from the ground.
The largest theater in the world
is the opera house in Paris. It COW
ers three acres of ground; its cubic
mass is 4,2S7,000 feet; and it cost
] 90, 100000 francs.
Gibraltar, from a strategical point
Of view, is the greatest fortress in
the world. 1t occupies rocky pc
ninsula three miles long and three
quarters of mile wide, which juts
abruptly into the sea. It's highest
point is 1889 feet above sea level,
md its northern face is almost per-
lendicular, while it's east side is full
If steep, impossible precipices 1t
9 considered impregnable.
The Chinese wall is the greatest
m earth. 1t was completed 204 b. !
:. as a protection against the Tartars.
'his wall traverscs a rough stretch |
# country, passing over mountains |
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-20
QOurChihrGnSPd Sc %

dogs and mewed like cats. Then, witt
one accord, they began pulling my
ears and tail till | feared I'd loose
those necessary accessories to my ana
tony. Then, growing tired of me
| they began to tease some other poor
fellow who had not gone out of his
mind. At this point in my story,
friends, you appeared upon the scene.
| have spoken"
The old lion meditated a moment,
, then said:
| 1T has just occurred to me that
| Hareville has gone suddenly mad.
What you tell me, and that which
have seen with my own eyes and heard
with my own ears, make me draw this
conclusion: There is but one thing
for us to do-withdraw while we can.
Those of you who are still in your
senses would better join us and be on
the safe side. Just now the mad ones
are in the gay state. Soon may follow
a fighting state, and the few who are
sane would be annihiated in quick Or
der. Come, my old friend, call to-
gether your brothers and sisters who
have escaped this terrible affliction of
mind, and let us be off for Lion Lair.
Spoken with WISDOM" said the
lambs, wagging their tails by way of
Endorsement of the lions plan I'VE
agree with our leader the March lion"
Perhaps ne is right sighed the
little old hare. I'm certain of one
thing-it is not safe for one with
dignity and sense to remain in this
bedlam. | shall call together the few
of us that"
But the old hare did not finish his
sentence, for at that moment a willie
stampede of the frenzied hares took
place, they heading for the mountains
far away. All that the sane ones could
do was to get out of their way, hide
themselves behind the trees and clumps
Of bushes till the mad crowd had well |
from the grove Then,
overcome by the terrible sight, they |
drew together and decided to remain
where they were, knowing full well !
that the mad hares would never return.
And to this day the mad March |
mares are loose in the land. always
coming out on their wild stampedes in
March, then hiding away in caves and
canyons till the season of their mad
less again arrives Blu; never nave
hey returned to their first home in
he grove of Hareville.
And even to this day the lambs and
he lions tell the story to their lamb
iins and cubs of that terrible night
many, many centuries ago when the
March hares went mad. But as the
ions and lambs and hares' language
annot be understood by the children
If men, the story of the Mad March
1ares Revelry has never before been
old.
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and valleys and across rivers. 1t is
1900 miles long, 20 feet high, 25 feet
thick at its base, and Is feet at it's
top.
The deepest mine is the Lambert
coal mine in Belgium, which extends
3,490 feet into the earth.
The biggest cave in the world is
the Mammoth Cave in Edmonson
County, Kentucky. 1t consists of a
succession of irregular chambers,
some of which are traversed by the
Echo river.
The longest railway tunnel in the
world aside from the New York sub
way, is that of Saint Gatthard on
the line of the road between Lucerne
and Milan. 1t is &c IL feet wide, 10
feet from the floor to roof, and nine
and quarter miles long.
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| senses will remain calmly here and
drive the others out. In vain have
we calmer ones demonstrated with
those seemingly frenzied ones to stop
their unearthly noises, cease their
ridiculous capers and return to their
beds as becomes decent and law-abid-
ing hares. But our voices fell upon
deaf ears. The more we talked the
louder became the rioting and revelry
around us. Indeed, those wreckieSs
ones lost all respect for the dignity
Of age, and catching me, two by the
front feet and two by the hind ones,
danced me about the grove in the Wild
est fashion. Then. standing me on
my head, they ran round and round
me, crying out all sorts OF silly things.
At last | managed to get away from
that crowd, and going to another
group of hilarious hares, begged Of
them to tell me what had come over
the spirits of them. They laughed like
men, crowed like cocks, barked like
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-20
BY HELENA DAVIS.

There was a terrible commotion
among the inhabitants of Harevilla.
The March lions and the March lambs
and lambkins could hear it from their
respective abodes, the lions from the
deep wood in the heart of the forest
and the lambs and ambkins from their
delightful valley protected from the
winds and storms by a range of purple
mountains.
When the noise reached the ears of
the lions they came from their lair to
nrick up listening ears and to put
scenting noses to earth. The lambs
and lambkins, hearing the terrible
connection from the domain of their
neighbors, gathered together to hold
3, council. "What can it be-" asked one
of the older lambs of the flock. "There
is some sort of trouble in Hareville,"
answered another lamb, one Of the
favorites Of the flock. And all the
lambllins sat up a 'Baa, baa, baa,
with all their pretty might.
The lions in their lair heard the
lambkins, and their pitiful bleating
caused the lion cubs to begin roaring.
These noises of wood and valley, added
to that coming from Hareville, where
the March hares dwelt, made the
whole countryside tremble like an
earthquake.
"I'll go and ascertain the trouble
ventured one old Papa lion at seems
our friends the lambs and lambllins
are excited over it as well as ourselves,
If one is to judge by their bleatings
'I'll bear you company" spoke out
fine young lion, half grown and very
strong.
The two lions set out toward Hare
vile, stopping en- route in the valley
to hold council with the lambs. The
lambs, seeing them coming-and being
on the friendliest terms-advanced in
body to meet them. What can be
the matter with our neighbors, the
March Hares?" called out the lions to
the lambs as soon as they came within
speaking distance
I'VE are quite unable to explain,
friends" answered the lambs. Were
quite worked up over the terrible
noises from their quarter"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-20
SEA SERPENT APPEARS AGAIN

Midwinter is not the time which
the sea serpent usually selects to dis
port himself in view of incredulous
humanity, but this time the interest
ing creature has seen fit to make an
exception. Every one who has visit
ed Stockholm knows Saltsjobaden, the
charming little pleasure resort stu
ated where the Malar lake joins the
Baltic. II was there that the fear
some denizen of the deep was seen,
not by uneducated fishermen or I'M
reliable mariners, but by Herr Victor
Ankarkrona, equerry to King Oscar.
This gentleman and some aristocratic
monster about 200 yards from the
shore moving through the water
with the velocity of motor boat and
making a tremendous wash. The
creature is described as being grayish
brown in color, and with head like
a giant tortoise. Its length is vari-
Cusly estimated as between forty-fve
and sixty feet. The serpent was Wis
ible only for about half a minute, and
then disappeared below the surface.
Professors Schneiyer and Loenberg, !
both eminent biologists, hazard the
opinion that the beast may have been
a large gray sea lion, but those who
saw it stoutly maintain that it was a
sea serpent and nothing else
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-20
NOTICE OF SALE OF GENERAL
LEASE OF AGRICULTURAL
LAND AT LAHAINALUNA,
LAHAINA, MAUI.

At II o'clock noon, Monday, July
22nd, 1907, at the front entrance to
the judiciary Building, Honolulu,
there will be sold at public auction
under the provisions of Part V,
Land Act, 1895, (Sections 27S to
2S5, inclusive, Revised Laws of Ha-
waii) General Lease of the follow
ing described land:
81 acres of the land of Lahaina-
luna, being that portion of said land
temporarily transferred to the Com
mission of Public Lands by the Su-
perintendent of Public Instruction on
May goth, 1907.
Term of Lease, years from July
22nd, 1907.
Upset rental, $228.OO per annum,
payable semi-annually in advance.
For plan, description and full par
ticulars, apply at office of undersign-
ed, Judiciary building, Honolulu.
JAS. w. PRATT,
Commissioner of Public Lands.
Honolulu, Oahu, 7. H., June goth,
1907.
3725-June 22, 20; July 6, 10, 20.
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= 1--WE are off to ascertain the trou-
BILE" explained the lions do some
of you care to accompany us?"
with pleasure" replied several OF
the largest and Oldest lambs. After
coaXing the lambklns to be quiet and
to seek their beds of clover under the
sheltering cliff, the committee of in
vestigation hurried off across the val
ley toward a broad. open upland with
a thick grove Of heavy timber in its
center Towarl this grove the com
mittee FASTENED 70" within its shelter
dwelt the March haaes. This place
was called Hareville.
As The lions and the lambs APP
preached nearer AND nearer to the
grove the noises from fIareville became
mere daafening, and instead of warn
ing the cOmer3 that something dread
full was the matter the noises took on
the sound of revelry. 81 do believe
upon my soul that they are having a
great house-warming, declared the
old lion, chairman of the committee
And how would we feel should we
step into party where we We're not
invited?"
But, friend lion, how could they
have a warming without invit-
ing the lions and the lambs?" question:
ed one of the lambs.
True, that would be quite out of
the question" admitted the lion. well.
let lis advance with some caution and
see from distance what this commo-
tion-and at the dead of night
means"
They circled the grove and came in
near clearing-or open space in the
wood-from where a good view could
Re had of the hares There, in the
widest confusion, were assembled as
noisy lot of hares as it was ever the
lot of earthly skies to look down upon.
The lions and lambs were dunbfound-
ed. They thought they must be dream
ing. and they bit each others sides to
wake each other up But, no, they
were not asleep. What they saw was
not from dreamlands fancies The
March hares We're screaming, laughing,
dancing and standing on their heads
for a certainty. In fact, of all the
crazy capers that were ever cut b.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-20
NOTICE OF SALE OF PORTION OF
PUBLIC LAND KNOWN AS
PUUEO, KAU, HAWAII.

AT 2 o'clock noon, Monday, July
22nd, 1907 at front entrance to Ju-
dietary Building, Honolulu, there
will be sold at Public Auction under
the provisions of Sec. II, Part ",
Land Act 1895, (Sec PIG Revised
Laws of Hawaii) 1905 acres a lit
tie more or less, of the pastoral land
of Puueo, Kau, Hawaii
Upset price $4,000, plus cost of
patent and stamp
Terms: Cash, U. S. Gold Coin.
For plan, description and full par
ticulars, apply at Office of Thos. c.
White, Esq, Sub Agent 3rd Land
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tail falling pridelessly behind him,
came close to the speaker. Come to
one side he bleated in the lions ear,
and I'll tell YOU all about how this
begun
The lions and the lambs withdrew
with the old hare to vacant place at
the edge of the grove and made ready
to hear his story. The old hare rubbed
his nose in puzzled way, tried to as
sumo calm demeanor, and began;
NV neighbors, the March lions and
the March lambs: You have this night
seen a breaking up among my own
kind:ad and kind. What has OCCASION
ed this strange freak | am puzzled to
know. But whatever the cause, it will
be the ruination of Hareville. Those
of use who have this night kept our
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animals these capers now in progress
OF cutting were the craziest.
Suppose we enter in body, serious
and collected" suggested the Older
lion.
Acting upon his suggestion the lions
and lambs walked right into the midst
of the excited hares and began to ad-
dress them.
Friends, what means all this?"
asked the chairman of the investigat-
ing committee, raising his great, roar
ing voice above the din of noises.
'Why this undue demonstration at
midnight when all peace-loving ami
mails should be in bed? Some calm
hare please speak,"
Hereupon small, withered old hare
his ears dropping sadly and his cotton