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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-04-10
ROCK SPRINGS. WYo.

The funeral of Mrs Joseph TOUGHER
took place from the Catholic church
on Monday Morning and was very
largely attended. Mrs. TOUGHER leaves
a husband and five small children, the
youngest but ten days old, who have
the sympathy of all who know them.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-04-10
MILFORD, UTAH.

Especial Correspondence
A valuable lot for the Catholic church
has been selected near the mayors res
idence.
Miss Agnes Smith will have her COM
munion class ready for the last Sunday
in May.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-04-10
Don't Eoruet

The social to be given by the women
of st. Patrick's church at the home Of
Mrs. F. Breining, 622 West First South,
Thursday, April To- All Catholics of the
city and their friends cordially invited.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-04-10
Don't Forget

The social to be given by the women
of st. Patrick's church at the home of
Mrs, F. Breining, 622 West First South.
Thursday, April 10. All Catholics of the
city and their friends cordially invited.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-04-10

Darkness comes into every life So
long as We are human beings, it will
continue to Go so. Our own mistakes
and errors; our own cocksureness and
obstinacy, these are bound to bring us
into the region of shadows. When we
reach this dull realm, let us not forget
that there is still a Friend who wants
to help US out.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-04-10

I'VE simply must move this spring"
said his wife, positively. Il can't stand
this place any longer
"All right" replied her husband II
know fiat we can get that is IS cheap
er than this one
We'll, ! should say not. If we move
into that the neighbors would think we
couldn't afford to stay where we are"
Detroit Free Press
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-04-10

Eva-Dearest, while you stopped to
kiss me, at the bend of the road the
other chaps auto made a mile.
Jack-Ah, we'll To kiss a miss is as
good as a mile.-Chicago News.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-04-10
The Music.

Overture, "Scherzo,' melodrama;
March of the Fairies Song of the
Fairies, melodrama; intermezzo, Moe
turne," melodrama; wedding March"
melodrama; Clowns Dance" finale.
with chorus of fairies. EYE Spotted
Snakes and Through This House"
will be sung by Grace Clark Kahler.
Repertoire, Monday evening and
Wednesday matinee, "A Midsummer
Nights Dream" Tuesday evening.
Romeo and Juliet" music by Gounod
and Tschaikowsky; Wednesday even
ing, 1.-THE Tempest" music by Sir Ar
thur Sullivan and Tschaikowsky.
Prices, so cents to So
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-04-10
Don't FORGET

The socialto be given by the women
OF st. Patrick church at the home of
Mrs. F. Breining, 622 West First South
Thursday, April 15 All Catholics of the
city and their friends cordially invited
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-04-10
Salt Lake Theatre.

On Monday evening and Wednesday
afternoon one of the most attractive Of
ferings Of the present season will be
heard at the Salt Lake theatre when
Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Nights
Dream is to be presen ed by the Ben
Greet Players, and the well known Rus
sian Symphony orchestra of New York
will play Memberships musical set
ting of the work. This combination has
proved to be one of the best drawing
and most entertaining affairs all
through the east this fall and winter,
and its production here, if one may
judge from the great interest Gas shown
by the excellent sale being taken by
students and music-lovers, will be an
event.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-04-10

"Clinker married one of those frail
little women"
We'll, what about it?''
"Oh. nothing much, except that he is
afraid to stay out after 10 o'clock at
night. Birmingham Age-Herald.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-04-10

Bess-I think Mr.. Fusser is two-faced.
don't you?
Tess-No, if he were he would wear
his other face.-Yale Record.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-04-10

Guilty or Innocent" asked the
judge.
well, jedge, replied the prisoner, Il
amt mon two years guilty, eff rs guilty
at allw-Exchange
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-04-10

What is your idea OF perfect Chris
tian resignation"
THE deaf husband of ffragette "
New York Sun.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-04-10
Don't Forget

The social to be given by the women
of st. Patricks church at the home Of
Mrs. F. Breining, go West First South
Thursday, April 10. All Catholics of the
city and their friends cordially invited.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-12
Ana uy be pero rehusaron presentarse al nubo
de

las desvalidas mujcrcs del dsueIto
harem. IantO como les cs possible
sus padres yotros paricntcs han sido
buscados induciendo algunas de
aquellas odaliscas a rcgrcsar a stl
hogar. Algunas Sc han casado con
esos oficiales; otras Sc les han rcga
lados qulntas Y pensioncS para sll
subsistcncia.
Probablementc no hay mulcrcs
en- cl mundo que sean tan POGO aptas
como csas para dcscnv volverse Ell las
dificultades del harcm. La esclavi
tud V cl ocio son causa de este rcsul
tado. In el harcm, sus propios Ia
Jos son cuidadoS por la servidumbrc
del sultan. Probablemcnte tambinn
la mayor parte de elias malIcciri
la hora q.se las echo de su priSi6n.
Las que fucron Londrcs cncontra
ron realmcntc 81 libertad porquc
cl gobierno de ln@latcrra So ncg6 "a
consentir que fucran rcpatriadas.
Sc les ha asignado bonitaS habitacio
mes en- los barrios de lujo, en Wet
End, Y algunas han sido rccibida-
en- Ia bucna sociedad,
FL uso que hacc Ia mujcr europat
dc su relativa librrtad PERSONAL, h.
impresionado gratamcntc 4 las tn
eas dest erradas. Les g1Ista trlt}r
3 schoras distingupias 81 conn Il,
vista dc cabalIeros que les scan con
toda etiqueta presentados. \ adlc
mas les agrada pagar csa, vi~itls.
recibir Ia hospitaliiad que leS otre
cen, tomar parte en- cXeursioncs v
acudir bales.
Todas estas senoras lie los harem5
turcos de primera claSe e>tan my
bien educadas. Lcen Y hablln firm
cGs invariablcmente Y cpn fm-urn
cia hablan tambnn ingl6s I'm la
Ultima doeena dc Amos las mofIas de
Europa han m0dficado cl trap lie
I las turcas aristocrstica>. ron e-ep-
zion de los trajes caScros. Asia apt
recer esas libertadas viudas On Euro
pa no han tenido que hiccr muehI
icsfucrzo por borrar las apariencia,
de las peculiares modas4 y cpst-m5-c;
de su pals
Muestran~e alcgres Y cOnfiala,
I en- el pOrvcnir que un pals cri>tian,
pucda ofrecerla> Il tritD d. I'll :
ha servid0 4 muchls eScr1ores para
e>tudiar Ia vida intima Y las cos
tumbres de los tureo>.
En- un libro llasnaiD 'Haremilik'
escrito por Demetra Naka, una mu
chacha griega naciia en- Cpnstln
tinopla, que es acttlalmente Ia esp,
"a de un norte americana. Il autOr
dice haber visitsdo el harem de u
rios oficiales del sultan, en- los cua
les sus compaheras de Ia infancia
habian sido instaladas como prlms
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-12

ras, scgundas v terceras mulcfc
Dcmctra Naka muestra asombrl
por la fclicidad que dccian GOA
aqueilas turcas. Sus Conversations
con elias dan algllna luz accrca 4
los puntos dc vista dc Ia turca
INA de esas majercs amiga ii
autor de dicho llbro, Sc llamli,
Dlimiah
Cuando ella Sc sent6 mis- pi,
dice el autor-un erato perfum
dc roSas eman6 dc ella.
Rayo de sol die yo plrc.
al acercarte tn que Junto mi ht
llcgado un rosal'
S, capullos dc alnpndra< Ge
los bosqtes. crlic6 ella. Tie toma
do mi baln1 de rosus I'D, ha to.
inado cl sugo!
Pcqccno rio-diio Ga
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-12

ip- E ii1s r. t1:z
ia nt ana'la= .raf
'- ''aiIaeI.io y cen a. usl.e :s. +tt
i Gur -Ueede cn va Pass ra
tr1S epn-lsi rnbft-' "a hDua,a
rhaza "a primort mlIcr X tsAi
,H--nt- i'r..iur' rsr .li3 BH --srts
r. a-I-.cialncute 20 tpmA ana @.H
.!a mul-f III IL afucili ms fp,
..anero & -'l- h4o f r.sH Ia c,uta
a.a 3 lo- cusladD- it, ss ra5.r- /,
gn i"mbra uc p,s q 1G~.ar
- lugcT. eDndfIre -ii FaIlr- lrz-'
'pn.iuIerl NJ Fe.r". 'naIb
f.si ilt--rt no. q hrs. ara 80
muler / "a oira ~ AIMS s.
lIlHi"~. Il primcrs auE sfra -ra
uf ia L. veFgut raa .oa
,.aeai,s- .le u amor t=f.su ai.5.p
nasa
stei eta haipienso. Fsi-su
paeslo ,lle yo segin 81 s.ps.ral
ca, h2oiendo sido sln dlds u m-s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-12
,rografia de las espo-
sas del caido Sultan de
Aarruecos, tomada al
.csembarcar en- Casa
blanca.

"gda u las tlrrea- pcro suponga
,, I'D que mariana -u ular.do IN dc
u-t'd IL Edn y ponga cn su lugar
in I'll ca-a una Ioenc.;a. acaso
mss h.lkt quo listed. aQuf pasaria
f0eor-
bimnh spnri6 coniestando: ,
"Oh ni qucrda usfcd no 20
i.ia euirndrr tamSs ESQ. - mi mari
10 tueefad drz mJer., mas. no cam
uara ~ po.lclju. 10 -rria Ia misma
a. ssmf~ II mc GUERRA sicmpre
,or NJ, misu.a. pos Il amor que yo
',u-p Fl pnr los hiIos que lie
bel d,io Ia mul.r ia b,nna muicr
r.rlrs an'"- que to'lo. S-I eoraz6n
iPea,.-Ic Il mpuento en- que
- radr T,eIp criuerzo, toda su
,taaw"u. indo 20 amor sc reunen
,u .a 4irLa j.. n hJo"
l.n,onee- una muicr adquie
- ims rma'nte yo.'
- mtucr ne tene alma.
Du,ki s., L. ,a.icra 81 vsiaria 4 esos
im m"s pIru- debc entregar TO
s.u -.. ospirtiu
! las tutra -nn muy diferentes'
( la- inuera- T. otras razas. Son q
T ,eoe- nsclar e!ucaias que nuestras
nncfiarha- lie coIe.iO. Algunas ha-
an varia- rllnnlas. ~ &C pasa un
.,i4 cou Hi'a- o. mueStran canno
ef.'.'sfis ysf-r - corazpn y sus pen
irt'cs 'ales cllales son. No hay
ili pI'iar "a hipoere'iA entre elias.
iUa 'iiren +" qr,e ,ieri'ea y plensan.
In ufr-- pai-es mahsTetsnos. en-
i nufis /, niHros b. nafem han siio
,snlsau ir-nraias = cIviilzaelon
hs si- a1r.s renar graio que en-
Tr-u4il blz- uente pIede ina
zi,ar-e srg nlea en un arIsrocra-
500, 6 r-sa rnfehandO una par
IL, ,s..l 70, zrsrsi tie un salon de NH
a - Pms I'm Persia hay una
.-seeiai I-ulill nasIva cntTe las
.p-s 8e i.au yIvido en- VI h.reia
l tIOapadA eu IA p&giaa Al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-12

la Te eFOltiCiOAi, w
tenifndose por ella aquello por 10
que durante tantos siglos lucho
el cristianismo. Las esclavas del
harem fueron libertadas.
Abdul Hamid,e ,el hijo de los clelos'
el destronado sultan de Turqula que
e,ardsba en- su harem mas &c mil
muieres ha sido desterrado, llevan
dose solo una pobre docena de ,aque
Has favoritas para que lie acompa
hen en- su adversidad.
Mohammed All, antes ell rey de
los reyes, la sombra de Dios en- el
mundo, el Shah de Persia, ha sido
depuesto en- favor de su pequeno
hiio que todavia al menos no tiene
harem. Y en- tai concepto ell gran
coniunto de misteriosas bellezas, Gle
veladas hermosas han sido reparti
das por ell mundo.
Arroiadas sobre Paris como mu
estra femenina del iltimo harem
de Abdul Hamid, del destronado
sultan de Turquia, han llegado en-
busca de medios de subsistencia
V algunas han hecho sensational
aparicionn en- los tcatros dc roudc
rille.
va no mas podran Pierre Lott
v Te6filo Gauticr ofrccernos en- be
LA literature intcrcsantcs cucntoS
de los mistcrios del harcm.
va no hay mas misterios. FL velo
ha sido decorrido por el pogrcso y
su familiar Instruments que SC LA
ma revolucion.
No hace mucho penetrar delar
penetrar en- las rcgiones del harem
era suscribir la propia scntencla dc
muerte. La Imagination de muchos
cxcentricos romanticos les llcvo ii
perecer junto los muros del area
del musulman amor.
Ahora para contemplar odaliscas
V bellas orientales no es neccsario
ir al harem. Pucden verse en- las ca
Hes dc los erandes eentros de Euro
pa en- las escenas del teatro.
La critica empapada en- satira
ha dividido Ell Totes 4 cstas singu
lar emigraci6n fcmenina; Y Sc afr
ma el lote numero uno buseo refu
gio en- Londres, estando compuesto
de 80 hermosas mujcres, especicS
de viudas del sultan de TurqIia Y
que andan buscando en- Ia mctroPo
Ii brit anica algtIn altruista ingles
que las socorra en- su horfandad,
OtraS fueron Nicna. In el tea
tro de la mtisica Sc eXhibieron.
;Quien Sc dedicara en- los gran
dcs ccntros 4 haccrse cargo de las
viudas del gran turco? Por 10 pronto
en- algunos teatros de Paris han en-
contrado hospitaIidad
Desde la caiIa dc Abdul Hamid,
L. cual abri6 las pucrtas del Tildez
Kiosk de COnstantmopla. 3 j6vc
mes Y bellas mujcres del caido sui
tan 81 dirumron a lngiaterra en don
de gozan ahora de completa libel
tad bajo la protection del gobierno
britanicO.
Treinta de sus imperiales herma
mas sc dirijieron Paris. de las cua
les Is fueron devueltas 4 Turqufa
apenas llegaron a Paris Por virtud
de una orden del gobierno turco.
Aunque los turcos siendo buenos
mahometanos, han dadO una prue
ba de progreso con su reciente revo
luci6n, son sin embargo enemigo-
de que sus mujenes salgan del pals.
Oficiales del ejsrcito turoo baio
el nuevo regimen estan hacienda
grandes esfuerzos para proteger
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-12

IS seculares muros
han sido derribados.
Las jaulas est On
vacias y los pajaros
Al fin la jaula
de belleza del i'm
perial harem ha 81
do asaltada, gracias
L. rnrolllciHn OBJ
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-09-11
VETERANS TO FIGHT
CABINET OFFICERS
Those Who Advocated Dismissal
Of Old Clerks Marked.

Washington. Sept .. - That the
Union Veteran legion and the veter-
ans OF the Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie will wage an earnest tight on those
cabinet officers who have advocated
the dismissal OF old clerks In the gov
eminent service. was indicated by an
address made by Corporal James M.
Tanner before the first public meeting
OF the twenty.fourth annual encamp-
ment OF the Union Veteran legion.
Corporal Tanner. who was formerly
commanderin-chief OF the g. A. r., In
timated that the member OF President
Taft's cabinet who was responsible for
the movement TO make old employees
give way % younger blood would have
70 account for his action. He said
that President Taft never declared
himself IN favor a ousting the old sol
diers and government employees and
that the veterans would take the MAD
Ter 40 vikh him Aftey. ~, ystzsn hon
~ sssscen tvip.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-09-11
CANNIEALS MURDER
SHIPS ENTIRE CREW
Dreadful Tragedy Reported from
The New HebrIdeS.

Ottawa. Ont. Sept 9.-The murder
OF eleven men by cannibals is an
nouncod in a cable from Sydney. ".
S. w II says:
a. dreadful tragedy Is reported from
the New Hebrides. Captain Lindsay,
master OF the keteh Rabaul was arst
speared and then dubbed 20 death by
a horde OF cannibals. the crew, mum.
bering ten, was massacred. and the
vessel seized by savages and burned
at Mallicallo. New Ilcbrides, where
cannlbalism still exists.
"Some OF the crew OF the French
ketch Guadeloupe were captured by
natives and have since been unheard
OF.
The natives OF German New Brit.
ain have rebelled against the govern
ment and many fresh outrages are
feared"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-09-11
HARTMAN is NO MORE;
DIES AT ARDEn HOME

practices rallroading for the greater
part Of his life, yet II was only within
the last decade that he became IA.
nous as a genius over the length and
breath OF the land wherever there was
road building. road managing or road
merging 20 accomplish.
lie was nifty years old when he be.
gan the first bic work Of his life. the
rebuilding of the Union Pacific. Ills
experience. however, began long be.
fore that. but the same characteristic
that marked his successful develop
ment OF the first railroad he ever
owned-a little thirty-four-mile line
from Sodus Bay. on Lake Ontario
was seen in his entire career.
He built railroads for the traffic ia
cilities they could afford. He man.
aged them on the theory that efficiency
was the best dividend payer in the
long run. and when he effected
merger II was TO produce a traffic com
blnation that would be adequate 10 the
demands upon Il.
When Stuyvesant Fish was deposed
from the presidency. Hartman had
been a director In the Illinois Central
for twenty-three years. He was elect.
ed In 1888. four years before Mr.. Fish
was chosen president. and. with an in
teryal OF few months, had served
ever since-that is. more
than a quarter OF century.
Mr.. Hartman was vice president OF
the Illinois Central. as an operating
official. as far back as 1887. In the
absence Of Mr.. Fish he was for n time,
its acting head.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-09-11
Fight For Life Is Of
No Avail.
DEATH CAUSES A SHOCK
But VIII Not Seriously Effect
Business Of Country.

New York. Sept o. Announce
ment was made at the Offices OF the
Union Pacific railroad that Edward II.
Hartman died at 1885 O'Clock in tho
afternoon at his home at Arden. n. Y.
Mr.. Hartman returned from Europe
only a short while ago. lie had spent
several months there in search OF
health and when he returned here he
was in a very weak condition.
The news Of MIR. Harriman's death
caused a shock 70 his business and
personal friends in New York.
Banking circles received the tidings
without alarm and confidence Is ex-
pressed that the leaders demise will
not shake the railway systems or the
financial interests OF the country.
MIR. Hartman had been active In
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-09-11
FOR THE CHILDREN
The Heron,s Lesson.

heron. bird OF long bcak and tall
legs, was going along river He saw
any quantity or carp and pike dhe
heron is great eater OF flsh). and he
could easily have cargb. them, but he
wasn't hungry. This was very good
reason. A few moments later his up.
petite came bnck TO him, and he re.
turned TO the edge OF the water to find
something 20 eat. But the pike and
the carp were no longer there. II was
a great loss for him. He saw some
tenches. but this did not please him.
He wanted something more solid.
"Me eat tenchesr' he exclaimed.
'What do they take me for2"
At last he found some gudgeons.
"Gudgeonsl Did any one ever see a
heron eat such small fry? What
open my beak for so hitler
Hunger overlook him, and in his OK
IRENE want. not being able to find any
thing else. he was glad enough to run
across n snail.
Dlsdain nothing. and don't be so DIFF
ficult 20 please. often In being will
ing TO gain too much we run the risk
OF losing everything.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-09-11
SENSATION IN
M'CANN TRIAL
Two Of the Prosecutors Aids
Tender designations.
LEAK IN WAYMAN'S OFFICE

Secret Information Held by the States
Attorney Said To Have Been Sold
TO the pefense--some OF the Al
taches Of the Office Said To BE Not
In Sympathy with the Graft Investi-
aation-Flnal Juror Secured 20 Try
inspector Mccain.
Chicago, Sept. 9.-Charges that the
secret information of the states at
torney's office had been sold TO the de-
Tense furnished a new sensation In tho
trial OF Police Inspector Edward Nc
Cam, charged with grating.
Attaches OF States Attorney Way.
mans Office were directly charged
with betraying the plans and ins~rma-
tion OF the prosecution. II was said
that az least two OF these helpers had
been dismissed by the states attorney.
There was stormy scene in Mr..
Wayman's private Office when no
learned OF the betrayal lie had sev.
eral OF his assistants before him for
more than an hour.
The name OF Detective Sergeant
George Chat. who was recently trans
ferred from the states attorneys Of.
fee by Mr.. Wayman. was againI
brought TO the fore In connection with
the allegation that the states secretsl
had been revealed TO the defense Mr.l
Wayman refused 10 discuss the scan-
dai.
II was said that some OF the att
taches OF the states attorneys oficeI
had not been in sympathy with theI
graft investigation. They told Mr.I
Wayman, however. that they had been
wrongfully accused OF revealing SCI
crets. When II developed that they
were 20 be dropped from the prosecu-l
tors force. II is said. they denounced
the states attorney for believing
stories which had reached him. At
least two OF them are said 20 haye 40
cepted the suggestion Of the prosecu-
tor 20 resign orr sg1n
Shortly after noon thu flnAl juror
vas accepted and the trial of Mccain
began. With an op<nine Etsfsucnt BY
ststss Attorney wsysnsn
--~--A~i<~ --<~~-- -
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-09-11

Push pin halfway through n green
pea. making the two ends as nearly as
possible the same weight. e., let the
point come little more than halfway
through. Then break of tho stem OF
a common clay pipe, and the toy viii
be completed. To make the pea dance
put II on top OF the pIpestem. the
point OF the pin sticking down the
bore. Throw your head back with the
pie I'm your mouth so that the stem
may be held vertically aud blow gen
fly. This will make the pea rise. Keep
blowing harder until the pea rises en-
tireIy from the pipe and Is supported
In the air. II will now begin to spin
round and round and turn over and
ovrr. all the while bobbing up and
doy.a. as long as the current OF air Is
kept up. The dance may be changed
by pushing the pin up 20 its head. The
pea will now rise TO the top OF the pipe
and dance slowly and with great dig
nifty around the edge. OF n the blast
is little stronger IL will spin rapidly
unless the blower stops to laugh. when
IL Is apt TO fall into the open mouth
below.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-09-11
The Little Phneesses.

There were once three princesses.
Their mother. the queen. was dead.
and there was going TO be n new queen.
Now. the question was. Who was II
going TO be?
Once the three princesses were sit
ting In the garden. The youngest one,
whose name was Irene. said: IL am
going 10 be queen. am smarter than
you are"
mo, I am" said Miriam. IL am
twice as smart as you. am older and
more able 20 rule the people than you
are"
Tho Oldest one. Rosa, did not speak
thus. She said. 81 do not fight with
my sisters"
The king happened 10 pass by the
garden where they were sitting. He
said. "Rosa. you are queen. because
you did not fight with your sisters"
And Rosa was the queen. and good
one at that.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-09-11

The players kneel upon the ground
on one knee and rest their hands upon
the other knee. twiddling their thumbs
all the time The one at the head Of
the line nsxs the others:
Friends. did you hear OF Brother
obadiah's death and how he diedY'
The answer will be. "No; how did no
der Then the leader says. with
one finger up, with one eye shut and
with one shoulder awry." As he
speaks he must suit his actions to his
words. and the company must follow
suit Should any one fail 20 do 40 they
must pay forfeit
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-09-11
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Then lr npcned the umbrella little
murp each dry until he could open II
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Set the horses master was not sure
tbr plaD would do out OF doors.
ore rainy day be took the horse out
OF doors and. Of course, he soon met
some umbrellas. Instead OF being
frightened he went toward the umbrel-
Lac expecting to get a potato.
The horse did not get one. but when
be reached home he had several.
After that he never feared an um-
brela So you see It takes kindness
and patience TO get along with ami
mails
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Two Couples Were Hiding
An automobile In which were ridins
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