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Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-08
LIVERY AND BOARDING srAR1m

LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLE
SooV0-A thriving livery and feed busi-
ness IN one OF the best cities tributary to
Los Angeles, doing q business Of $1,000
per month; will take $4,000 cash. balance
$1,000 on time Would consider an ex-
chanse FOR good alfalfa ranch. This
business Is Al In every respect and will
stand strictest investigation See my
agents. LEAHY & SON.
$500. or exchange on reasonable terms. a
livery and boarding stable. 4s stalls, u box
staIls' horses. surries, top buggies, harness,
ETC.; splendidly located; earnings Justify two
persons; now paying good income; owner
cannot give 1t his attention. See LEAHY q
SON.
For sale, one of the finest equipped miIlin-
cry stores IN Southern California: located in
fashionable and dressy town of about 1000
people; doing a very nice business and de
rectly across from the postoffice. Price for a
Few days only s11o0 See LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-08

For sale, one-half interest In a very pront-
able business; been established for years.
clearing to each partner more than $500
month; must be a man OF unQuestionable
character and have s751 For particulars
see LEAHY q SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-08
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES, July Z. 1905
Time. Bar. ITher. Hum Wind Vel Wealth.
3: q: m: m: Ss:Ss S.a : = = Z Clear: Clear:
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SAN FRANCISCO, July There has been
marked change in the weather over Nevada,
Utah and Arizona. Cloudy weather prevails
along the Oregon coast, but in the interior Of
this state unusually warm weather is reported.
Afternoon temperatures in the great valley
OF California remain practically unchanged
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-08

$500 delicatessen and lunch room, up to
date and in good locality; parties must leave
for northern business interests; investigate
and make an offer. LEAHY q SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-08

$4oo-Ice cream parior and cigar stand,
cash or will exchange and viii pay some
money In addition for u good grocery, well
located. See L,EAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-08

$4,000 equity in $4,000 ideal 2o-room
4-fiat building, centrally located and has
good income. Will exchange equity for
orange ranch. See LEAHY g. SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-08

S15,ooo-A fine full bearing walnut grove
between 10 and II acres. with 7-room
house. located in city limits OF one Of the
most beautiful cities tributary to Los An
geles VIII exchange for Los Angeles
property in good location. See LEAHx 6
SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-08
Weather Conditions

Maximum temperature 81.
Minimum temperature 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-08
TYPEWRITERs

WE GIVE YOU A CHANCE FOR A CHOICE
ALL MAKES. ALL PRICES, largest stock
of typewriters on the coast. We rent repair
and sell.
. Cut prices this summer to reduce our big
stock; SIS to $50 less than such machines
ever sold for before in this city.
60 No. 6 and No. rebuilt Remingtons. $s5
TO $50.
45 No. and Smith Premiere. rebuilt.
S35 to $55.
65 No. 10 Yosts. rebuilt, $35 to $55.
15 No. and No. rebuilt Densmores, $S5
tc SIS.
15 No. and No. rebuilt divers. $35 to $50.
We have a cheaper line. older models, but
rebuilt and do good work from SIS TO $50.
good visbles.
Los ANGELES TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
Branch American Writing Machine Co.,
1888 S. Broadway.
A5913; Main $685. 6-7-x
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SODA FOUNTAINS
DENTISTS
RlcYcLEs

FIFTEEN SECOND HAND BICYCLES. sb UP.
I need room for locksmithing and general
are good snaps. CHAs. e. ELLSWORTH.
217M w. First. 1-3-1
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
TELEPHONES. MAIN sso5. F4ssl.
Leading
Business Brokers
Rooms all-al5 Severance bldg.

Northwest corner Sixth and Main STRAIT.
At Is our business to put people In business.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-08

WILL CLEAN, DYE AND REPAIR LADIES'
and Rentlemen's garments at reasonable
prices; all work guaranteed. Suits called
for and delivered For good, honest work see
SCHWARZ, THE TAILOR, ia s. Broadway.
As94s ism
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-08

$6000-16s acres mountain ranch with
sulphur spring, also lots of fresh water
close to suburban town; win stand strict
Investigation and Is a snap for the money.
win exchange for Los Angeles property.
Sec LEAHY g. SON.
s5oo-2.cylinder Ford automobile, seats
K nsonle and 10 in nne condition. The
original cost Of this machine t14oe. Would
exohanrs for grocery stock to be removed
10 small suburban town. See LEAHX Dc
SON.
s1Ko-s lots at Latin station on Long
1aach line near Watts; would exchange
~ cigar stand. See LEAHY SON.
st6oo-F1ne lot. Arlington Heights, BOX
1A9: will exchange for good grocery. See
LEAHY q SON.
we have buyers for cigar stands, restau-
ranta and pool rooms. If you have any
thing nrst class come and see US. LEAHY s.
SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-08

JOBS GOING AT PRESENT.
Electricity, plumbing, bricklaying taugnt
In few months. tuition back arter Two
free catalogue. UNION TRADE SCHOOL
AND CONTRACTING CO., 12o-1xs 10.
Ninth st., Los Angeles. f-A-"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-08

WHERE THE CROWDS GO
Catering TO ladies and children. Latest films,
life motion pictures Admission &C.
6-s0-sod 15t
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Help, Female

STRONG YOUNG GIRL TO
do general housework; one that will ap-
preciate good home Call BATS SECOND
AVE. Take green West Jefferson car to
end of line 7-S-w
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-08

H5I1Tp. DIR A. POLASKY. ocCULIsF AND
optician. formerly Of Des Moines' -,
S Is now permanently located IN TINS
NV with office at 8l7 w. THIRD 81
years experience.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-08
SPECIAL NOTICES

HERMAN's FIREPRooF THEATER
$50 South Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-08
Money

WANTED-s12OO, 10 PER CENT NET,
about $1,000 security; $4,000. 10 per cent
net. $4,000 value.
G. w. YOUNGBLOOD.
400 S. Hill st. 1873
WANTED-A LOAN OF $4,000. PER
cent years, on $4,000 real estate. e.
G. ROBINSON, 319 Byrne. 7-S-1
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NEW PENSION Law. ACT APRIL Is. 1eOS-
widows of Civil war, married before June ".
1890, entitled to $12 per month regardless OF
income. N. T. KIRK. 2O1 Temple ST.; A20Oa.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-08

WA NrHD-rO TRADE. DESIRABLE PROP |
erty FOR 7-passenger Pierce. Wlnton or
Thomas machine. See JAMES IRVINE, esz
p. b. bldG.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-08
WANTED
IIeIp-Mals

MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS IN THE
mail order business and began with only
few dollars. There are unusual opportunities
for making money today and It Is not dini-
cult TO begin. II you have even small CAPT
tai and want to start a mail order busiress
OF your own, send for my free booklet IL
er THE MAIL ORDER WORLD. box loSA
Icckport N. u. s-A-4
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-08

AND FELT HATS CLEANED,
blocked. soc up. Factory ia 8. Broadway'
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-13

Lena's drawings, but occasionally he
opened his mouth briefly ana quenched
her.
Vat you make Lena? Let the schil-
dren coom,'' he said comfortably on
this occasion.
And Lena submitted. though with
much wasplike s7olding and buz- ing.
to which Herman paid as little Mt en-
ton as to the. rafting of a org BAN
pod.
The birds among the trees in the
quaint old Dutch yard OF the Krafts
opened their Saturday NOR ing rehears-
ais unusually early in snnnSe To the
sound of Frau kraft'S SWishing splash
ing. grooming and hopping bc.un in
the rosy gray dawn. and the fraulciu's
faithfully FURNISHED tirware flas ed
broken iavelins to the rising sun The
good frau was still seal. hing for IN
drenched corners and Wilma busy fry.
ing big round apple butter doughnuts
when the young Stanhopes raced NJ
the freshly Redeemed brick walk edged
with blue flag clumps and a fringe Of
lads love.
\ dark presage of tracks. together
with Wilma'S desertiOn of the dough
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The Piute Indian myth Of the sun,
moon and stars is as crudcIy anihrop0-
morphic as can he found in amy say
age belief The moon is the suns
wife The stars are his children.
When he appears; the children skcdad-
die. They live in terror of him He
eats them When he can catch them.
His stomach-the only part of him one
can see-is stuffed with stars, When
be goes to bed the children emerge
again from their hiding places in the
blue. The moon is fond of her chill
dran, who smile as she moves among
them. Every month she goes into
mourning because her cannibal hus-
band has eaten one of them. The Piute
Indians account for the appearance of
a comet by stating that the sun often
snaps at one Of the stars. his children
and does not get hold of 1.-THE only
tears piece out-and the star. getting
Wild with pain, goes flying across the
sky with a great spout of blood flow
ing from it. 1t IS then very much
afraid, and as ii flies it always keeps
its head turned TO watch the sun, its
father and never Turns its face away
from him until it is far out of his
reach.
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but she never forgot him Why, pro-
fessor, where are you running off to?
Weren't you going to give Reelie her
music lessonY
The visit of the young Stanhopes and
the delayed frying of the dOughuuts
soured Lena for the day. She scolded
Wilma roundly for both happenings
and made a clean job while she was
about it by beruting her for all the
shortcomings she cou,d rake out Of the
dim past and. saddle upon the plump
shoulders of her Sister-in-law.
Patiently the frGuicin bore the stingS
and arrows of her relatives tongue.
Lena was much the elder. ana Wilma
seldom talked back Win serene fore
head and blue. uncloud"d eyes she tro.-
ted about at her task amid whirin iuI
Of shrill reproIch arl blHut sarcasm.
In her sturdy German mechanism there
was no place for hystericn nerves.
And still she was n human little per
son, with warm blood anil an inner
itance of sentiment throdbing deep in
her sensible bosom, She was glad
when the apple butter cakes IN their
knObby rOtundity and the sheets Of
cinnamon sprinliled coffee kuchen for
the Sunday breakfast were set away,
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The King and the Army.


One day when the king had come in
from a ride he was met by Murphy.
who showed signs OF much excitement
as he said.
20 ruler of the lands and seas and
all else, we have bad news from the
east"
We'll, what's broke loose in the
east:"
The soldiers are on the point of
mutiny because they have had no pay
for six months"
I'm, What else:"
The soldiers in the north have re-
fused duty for the same reason"
I'm. | suppose its the same in the
south ara vest"
Worse, if anything, o ruler. They
even threaten to march on the capital
and loot your palace"
Getting pretty warm. Ell: The loot
they'd get around here wouldn't pay
one of them off. but OF course they
don't know that. Well. what shall we
do about it,
Il don't see any other way but to
send them on a hundred thousand
shckelS from the tax money coming in.
That may keen them oufat for limo >,
"Wbat, send ON fine monav am
going to use to build a new towe' On
my palace: Murphy, YOU must be get
ting buggy NOT on vour life my
hoy"'
Pint We can't keen tbar, o7iot with
furtbor rr,p,i.o.. ,.',r ,,,.,.,.+,.,,
we do7't have to T.sna = v,uocr,.
nation in INV name IN tno oreadt tho+
fine world has never sn.r .,,,n .ngIf..,s
before and that tbeir co,,,,,,,. and
bardib,ad ar. poal,ing p,+ia,s tror,
bla Ada tr,t b..o ,,.,t,.ho5 H..
with fathrr.rv owe ana .r,Ir cor+irro
70 do 80 Tack ON IN tnat statement
that fine rar,o,v of an lb,t b,z.o f.,,...,,
I'm Inc lin. Of lr+, viii o,.o, IL, NV,
served in tha archives Of - or,+nf,,r
cornr,v
"Tf.s the Same old svaat oil vo,r
majesty"
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Definition of a Dachshund,

This is what the boy wrote about the
dachshund:
THE dockshound is dorg nOtwith.
standin appearances. He has fore legs,
two in front an two behind. an they
amt on speeliin terms. | wunst made
4 dockshound out of cowcumber an
fore matchis, an it loOkt as nacheral
as life. DockshoundS is farely inteli-
gent considerin thare shaip. Thare
brains bein so far from thare tales, 1t
bothers them sum to wag the lattur
| wunst MOO dockshound who wuz
too impashunt to waite till he could sig
nal the hole length of his boldly when
he wanted to wag his tale, so he maid
it up with his tale tibet when he want
ed it TO wag he would shake his rite
ear, an when the tale seen it shake 1t
would wag. But as for me, gimme a
bull pup with peddygree. "-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
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in company with I-enI's feather bed,
ike lOaves Of bread. and she could sit
near the green paper shaded window in
he sitting room AMI see the oicanIers
and darn in peace.
Over the P~mp pink fingers of her
eft hand she drew big yarn sock and
set to weaving blue latticework
across the grinnna hole. wondering in
patiently TRANQUIL way if there might
ever be iOophoie Of escape for her
from Lcna's perpetual driving and
scolding. Her brother Herman had one
time given her the practical counsel:
You shoudt get married once"
And Otto Boppcrt. the prosperous bar
Der on the next block. stood ready TO
assist her in carrying out the sugges-
ton. Fraulein WAS studying about
Otto now. Otto was short. but very
wide. His hands. were fat and moist
and always smelled of cocoanut oil
soap. His face was red and glisteniIg.
as if he had but just been dipped from
the lard kettle. lie laughed IN a puffy
way, which gave the impression that
ne was stuffed fun of feathers. and he
-rever seemed to think about much be
sides customers and eatings. Maybe
some time she would not mind those
things, but now, just after meeting
Professor YOst-
Again Wilma's belt buckle creakcd.
Presently a good round knock at the
entry door roared its way through the
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Use of the Diuits.

You realize when shouts arise
And rend the air with clamor
The thumb was made that 1t might form
A target for the hammer
The index finger has its use
In every land and nation;
II points with scorn and thus enjoys
Most constant occupation.
The middle finger, being made
Much longer than the others,
Can reach to some one else's pie
Your neighbours or your brothers.
The third has more romantic aim,
OF words and vows unbroken; s
Twas made on purpose to display
Engagements sparkling token.
Within the last each one believes
Dame Wlsdoms stores to linger:
Though Smith is smart. Jones has moro
sense
Within his little finger.
Wilson in New YaEk
Sun.
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DE-" BROKE AGAIN, YOUR MAJESTY
king or - sw,h and I want f., end ont
which"
20 most rracions and biobbor, but
| cooked what was gtven mo r. Good, {"
said thn u.rastIa,. Of ,nt, -, ho mod.
his appearance with his hair standing
ON end
AWAY then. and send fine household
puryevor here, Nv INV baIdom if mis-
was intended for an insult some ono
shall die hafore noon, Goldfish and
taters for kings breakfast,
80 most grlrious and bapf,p ,, said
The purvevor when he had arrived
but this was th, best I couId do with
the T. cents M nv command I + ,r
thy dinner Will he still moro uearer 8"
~Firtern cents, DO Won moan that
We are ont Of Dough-"
so the Yankee people across the sea
would term il. O ruler"
Then send nv royaI treasurer here
He has got n show me or off con.es
his head There has boan knaverv
here. There has beer craffinr 10 nut
America 10 shame"
Three minutes later N1ustaDha Uur
rhv. the rovaI treasurer came Iouuc-
Ing in. and the king greeted him with.
"Scoupdrel Will Won look at fhat
Breakfast,
ITS better than I had q r1ler
They left the coffee out on me"
the reason for il? Get right down 70
business ard eyplatp things,
Dead broke again. vour maiestv
told YOU Yesterday that we hadn't q
silver in rhe box"
And told YOU TO send out the rovaI
silver watch pitcher and raise some
sheiels on it."
Il sent ii out O benefcent kut the
pavnbrokers shook their heads and
handed it back. II Is only silver wash
ed. YOU know"
And IT is TINS that the pawpbrokers
of my kingdom impugn my kingly hon
or, Send messengers to all F,arts of the
city and assemble about a dozen Of the
three ballers here"
An hour later twelve oawnbrokers
had assembled in the kings audience
hall. and. with the big water pitcher at
his elbow. the ruler OF the sun. moon
and stars swuetly purrcd:
Subjects. dispute has arisen. and
YOU are here TO settle II. ask that
each one step forward and examine
this pitcher and tell me its worth"
Those pavubrokers were no spring
chickens. They had done business with
the king before The first one there
fore, nut the price of 100 ShekeIs ON the
five shckel pitcher, and the others
named the same figure in rotation
They realized that one of them would
have to advance that price. but the
others we're to chip in and help him
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EVIDENCE TO FIT.
Lawyer earrett's Experience With


Two Cinnamon Looking For Help.
When John j. Barrett was new at
the san Francisco bar two Cinnamon
entered his Office and retained him TO
help prosecute ''one yelly bad man,
Jim Hing"
Having locked the retainer in the
safe, Mr.. Barrett inquired what Jim
Hing had done
Him velly bad man." the spOkes-
man replied. Jim Hing Kill he wife.
lie live same alleyway. Gloss the
stleet. Me-my blother-both look ouc
window 'cIJss alleywHy. see Jim Hing
stabbee wife. She die light away. He
lun. You hang Jim Eing:"
''Certainly," said Mr. Barrett. "Rut
you must tell the police just what you
saw"
jim Hing kill Wife they began,
when the lawyer interrupted:
Yes, yes, know. But when you
first saw jim was the knife up high
or down low"
"Hoong yeh goyamen zoon fab COON
qHuong gey yoola"- the Cinnamon
began jabbering and singing at each
other when Mr. Barrett again inter-
rupted:
ANSWER me truthfully. Stop CON
sulting. Was the knife up high or
down low"
The elder Chinaman looked puzzled.
Restraining the impulse to consult his
brother again. he turned a guileless
stare on Mr.. barrett
(which You think best?" ne replied.
-Harper's Weekly.
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Lena fell upon fraulein.
"Ach, himme'"' She seeded. The
house we must to the schildrcn elf vet
-yess Some tracks they make ant the
blumen break-vat you care? Now,
yuSt make on your pounet once ant
make dose schildren homeless"
Fraulein found no hardship in COM
pliance. Better the smell Of dew wet
earth than that of boiling lard; more
congenial a crisp morning walk be-
tween strips of spangIed grass than the
monotonous forming of kuobby fried
cakes and the tireless refrain Of Lena
pUngent tongue.
The children skipped happily beside
their little plump governcss along tie
sleepy bystreet which ran suddenly ont
into the wide avenue where rose the
griffin guarded gate. From the opposite
side came Professor Yost, bcaming
rosily. his sleek. pine shaving hued hair
cleaning with the vigor OF its recent
brushing
Gluten morgen." he greeted as the
four reached the shadow Of the griffin.
Gluten morgen," fraulcin responded
sedately, retreating gently, "Gutcby.
schildren. | must absent me"
The professors eyes beamcd COM
mendmgly after the fresh. starchy bue
calico Of fraulein's disappearing house
wrapper
Vas ist the little fraueins name
yet|' he asked the children who went
hopping before him like robins.
wilma Kraft, Della replied. shes"
''NasE" The professor was standing
stock still on the stone walk with his
mouth open. We're lif she at hey?7
In the polky little house down tie
next street that looks like mammals
Swiss music box. Its got little bits Of
window pan2s, with big red oleandals
standing in front And there's candle
sticks and blue plates in a long row on
the shelf and frauIein has a wooden
shoe in her trunk
''Wooten shoe?" the professor re-
peated
Yes, stumpy little Dutch wooden
shoe" Della babbled on "She told US
a story about it. \ German boy and
German girl used to play together be
side lake and sail the girls wooden
shoes for boats, and once one shoe
fioated away, and they couldn't tell
where it went They padded and pad
died in the edge of the water in their
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and caught fast in the reeds. and one
day after the girl playmate was gone
the boy found it there and tender
II carried it ashore. And the boy kept
it for love Of his girl playmate-the
pretty little wooden shoe. Now. see,
my Wilma, if speak not the truth for
here IS the girls name car~cd into the
little sole-'Wilma KrIft-and the date
the hoy found it in the reeds. lie cary
ed them SO, last thou been waiting
these years, little Wilma, for thy play
mate lover? Let us wait no longer, my
beloved. We have found each other"
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An Ideal Guest,

She was a most accommodating old
lady, as this incident at an afternoon
tea proved
asked.
"If it's in, leave it in." she replied.
"and If It's out, leave 1t out 1t doesn't
make n bit of difference to mellon
don Punch.
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Friendly silence, much less a little rosy
fraulein in the employ of his own
patrons. A respectful Cute efenin.'
in broad. mellow German tones reac,a
ed her Sociable soul.
Cute efeninG," she Responded, with
"A quantity distant courtesy, and went
her way, dreaming absenty of red
clover patches and strong shapely trees
AND TRANQUILITY flowing water brooks,
.all because OF the ruddy German with
his mellow greeting.
Frau Lena Kraft scolded loudly
about the prospective invasion of the
Stanhope children on the next day.
'"Schildren coming on the Saturday
alretty," she protested shrilly. They
Will the cleaning hinter and some mud
on the clean floors maken
Each Saturday it was the good frau'5
practice to so scrub and scour AMI
splash and Sluice the cottage that il
was surprising there was a silver OF
woodwork left about it, And Wilma
was not excused from sharing the
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bare feet AMI
sailed cut on a
raft to find it.
and they could
not. The girl
cried b &c a u s e
she was afraid
her papa would
not buy her any
more shoes, and
she kept the one
shoe to remind
her what a nice
tim G she had
playing with the
b o Y, for h g +
papa and mann
ma moved away,
and she never
saw him again,
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cot kuchen bake ant make the socks
me d."
s. Wllma's opportunity for retro.
:spect or day dream was narrowed to
the darnlng hour, and even that
Lena's sharp tongue oftentimes rem
dered stormy.
Herman, the slow, tranquil husband
and brother, smoked his long stemmed
pipe in unconcerned silence through
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Sagacity.

Don't you know" said the solemn
person, that ice is full of germs?"
What marvellous sagacityr replied
the man who suffers from the heat
II had no idea that germs knew 50
much about making themselves com
Portable. w Washington Star.
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SYmpatnN.

Pore little fishes
Swimmin in de stream
Don know muffin tall about
De sunshnes warmin' CLEAN
Dey can't hear de robins
A-singin' in de tree.
Dem pore little fishes
Mus be lonesome as ain be.
How kin | keep workin'
Roun' de house all day,
KNOWN dat dem critters
ls sufferin' dat a-way2
Gwineter do my duty
Std o hangin' roun' about
Gwineter git hook an line
An help dem fishes out!
-Washington Star.
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The Leisure Glass.

Does youah leisure clawss in this
country follow the hounds at all. Miss
Pepprey?" asked the visiting British
nobleman.
NO" replied Miss Pepprey; the
hounds usually follow the leisure class
here. We always try to keep the no
boes on the move."-Cathohc Standard
and Times
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Il lDNnt DlIt(IT
rigpnpl paach
aud her whole
some mouth had
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-13
Worse.

81 jusc heard you mention Dabley,"
said the returned traveller when I
knew him some years ago he used to
go on tear once in awhile"
We'll" replied the stay at home,
"he goes ou tear twice in awhile
nOw."-Catholic Standard and Times.