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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10
Warrior Objects TO
Old Nickname, "Tiny"

J. B Belinger, superintendent OF the
---''' oD'~o transport a this
"Tiny" b; old classmates to understand
Of
academy distinctly dspleasing TO him.
recently the
all taller than the little
Indeed supreey happy
dfed along
CHANGING passed of Beng
the old assmate
He buted his the
Blg shoulder and the voice that with
and proporionae grth said
"Goodby
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10
Girl Displeased by
AcquiffaI of Hams

" AA"A'
always have been fond dumb animals She said and have been
willing almost something dreadful happen Thornton Hams
him the beach Augustine amusing himself
He beautiful bulldog His idea cab
loose
Il howl of only Thornton FIains
grnnng
cruelty I'm really
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10
Famous Old "Crimp"
Has TO Sail the Seas

FAMOUS oio Sfi"P nv San Francisco OF
Has TO Sail the Seas famous old ~crimps" Bound
~ H. !. 49,. .x.ct through the Magellan Tim
taking medicine he to many thousand s ~
landubbers
of There IS scarcely snppg man. eH
captain has not heard OF BckJack I'M
front In the so1 @
shanghang trade Inns ongooSes were
When Brown died Hawkins sueeeeued " ~
crown and rule wha a o. OF
blackjack acquired from his ready use OF ne per
failed yield his glowing account
told of the odd incidents
Methodist minister and anN
prede for all alike o
enforced The gentle ART
Tim taking dose OF ms own
but they grind exceeding
NAL"
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10
Cutter Carries Gums
of Spanish Cruiser

opening battle Santiago when the American
has rapid hre machine
Spanish Cstna which ded 0S
shells
The guns were presented to by department
bear an inscription stating taken from the Rena Crna
departments appreciation
by the cutie the great night
Although McCuoch received thorough train
sights these captured
knuckes As Captain Daniels
their 1t IS wonder tna t
hit the American ships
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10
San Francisco
Is Herself
Again

That eloquent testimony
future made by the of the financial world whose
special business take OF municipal in every
part of the world.
AT time when demands capital heavy high rates of
per especially gratifying and
encouraging There plenty of gilt edged securities TODAY
that cent and safe investments per
therefore has of bidders camor-
for its bonds at much lower than those quoted
regarded financially sound.
Half dozen years ago the bids for local
municipal securities would have been calling
for remark but great things happened San Francisco
period and although our own people
the future of the city has wavered vet is
gratifying that done since the fire
justified that faith the of the outside
that Francisco herself again and the whole
the fact
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10
The Insider

profits former days by man VINO snang-
haed Methodist bank president and tnou-
the fate of boarding house keeper
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10
The Future
State Of
Dope Fiends" ="

under TINS Urgent prompting either by smuggling pretense
medicinal needs?
The movement to restrict the OF opium confined
this continent and conference session Shanghai plan
make the campaign world wide The States
een under the prompting OF President Roosevelt has
foremost the and has conducted investigation
demonstrates the need OF this regard Here
facts developed by that investigation:
While there has practically population
been found that steady
today than 20 similar
classes
morphine derived hem would
100000
United States last while statistics opium
derivatives increased 100 New England
years and 80 the prohibition" Maine
shakespeare discovered long that pleasant
whips to scorge us So the increasing prevalence of opium
ing oompels the OF law that direct invitation
strongest kind to smuggling other evasions
statute An opium hend has comes to
question OF satisfying his imperious craving
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10

HE wolves OF the never sleep 1t is
Tor the country that the breed growing and that their
numbers viii be considerably curtaed after
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10

ME prohibition OF opium imports except for medicinal pur-
poses under the law recently passed by the
gether policy whose working will attended with no
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10

little economic interest should the bill pas:
the house. The passion or craving for opium
among habitual users of the drug is powerful
beyond the conception OF those who have nevel
become slaves TO this vice. The question thai
arises IS. How far will the law be evadeo
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10

the present body IS absolutely controlled by
the band, and measure in the public interest
designed to check the exactions of corpora
tioDs has not a chance on earth. These
remarks are suggested by the report of the
senate committee on interstate commerce.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10

Mr.. and Mrs r.. p. .Schwerin enter
tanned at an informal dinner given re-
Gently for less than a dozen guests
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10

Among those who enjoyed a week
end visit at the d. o. Mills home were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Athearn Folger. Mr..
and Mrs. Folger have returned to town
after the visit at Millbrae.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10

the remarkable results accomplished in
restoration OF city ravaged by fire and almost
completely laid in ruins, now say to San
Francisco, Your credit is good, nay, even it
stands among the highest" The municipal
bonds are virtually marketable ON a 4 r,er cent
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10

A number of society women have
given their patronage to a course of
four lectures to be given by Mira ALI
Kuli Khan, a poet and scholar of Te-
heran, Persia, and imperial consul at
Washington. The lectures will be de-
scriptive Of Persian art, literature. so-
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10

ITH the departure of Tim Hawkins
San Francisco loses the last OF the
famous old time ~crimps- Bound
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10

Mrs. William Porter will entertain
this afternoon at bridge party to be
given at her home in California street
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10

ME high premium offered for Francisco municipal bonds
establishes the financial of ciys rehabilitation
The moneyed having looked the ground and valued
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10

1 met a girl the other day who expressed
regret at the acquittal of Thornton Hams.
She knew him years ago in St. Augustine, Fla
of dumb animals, She said, "and have been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-22
FEATURE rs TIE HANGING or
ootrow FROM A REAL
BUSINESS sCAFFolD.

Ia the intarciub wrestling Win
representatives ~ the NAlt lsake
Athletic club ~ Salt Lake Gist.
Utah. last niEht the representative
OF thu q A. g., took three of the
four events on the mat. iu fast time
aud dneiaiveiy
Tho only event that went a. the
saline oitY wHa the iih-pouud go.
which Frank Duncan host ia Freddie
crahbe. kincaid threw Miller with
ease Ia minutes and migiioa
Reese and Evans had hard Ams
of it. each winning a fall hut HfTHe
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but asa not get chance 90 show
aff hlH base running nu account ~
miHo0arhinA and general faiiinHp
an AROUND.
MIRO tAueh made another swell
peg in from the deep garden. gut
ting uff Uafihaidt al tho plate Mike
la some there 90 that throw
Danny Shea. although not much
81 batter. initiated himself into
tne bunch Yesterday WITH couple
81 atnHien This shows hu# Easy
fha Portland iahbsrH were. bat hin
ilnkn waH not ap Easy
Umpire flynn has Imposed Tines
aHafrEafinH something Ake 90 in
tha five games iu which hH orr
riafrd Thia 10 HrtfinH tH DC bore
ana be dives % more from habit than
anNtniuR etae.
Teaiey Raymond was the real Hiaf
81 YeatrrtaYs eranre. NetiihH ave.
9Th . srsat sob % nice stops hha
throws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-22
SPORTING NEWS
SEATTLE ATHLETIC CLUB
WINS FROM SALT LAKE

was too mulch for tho Houtherner
and COPIED the last ono Ia mins
ttrH
oliver Munrpc flopped Doll Judd
III Htrainhta 81 8 and minutes rec
spectiVrlY
Tho feature event was a hanging
Yra ID MAS. a real hanging Tom
Mcdonald was the eNeCuttnuef ana
nolioW. strong man. the Victim,
Tom hung him hy the neck from
riraed up nrBffold while Dolt0w
laughed and waved a fiHg
o. was great exhibition ~
strength ~ the neck muscles. ana
htlrred the house considerably
The hosinA bouta were more run
titan anything elise. al the entrants
being neN 90 the game. There WrFo
no iuurkuutH
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fo0R JtBG MINT AND DECISIONS
srolIlen Att CHANCES Eon
LOCALS no NtN.


what have We ever do9e 90 this
man Lucas that 10 should hHnd aH
such fruit AZ this Flynn
That Is toe question that wahls
nnaWarinE worse than AnxthlnN 4
know Just 81 tnr proeent mement
n a. deliberate plot g put ~
attic in such a hole at the hfhih
niug ~ the season a. 50 siNe hsr
on " ID merely tut irony of tate,
that WITH the best team ga Years
Seattle has 60 work aaatne& the
handicap ef an umpire whose v0NAl
Tor banehaAde dnewn, hui3hcAd edness.
ana AL around lueapacity wenld de-
serve an exclusive place aud nlkh
salary IN any side aauw IN tnt
Morldf
Fisaa seemed An RiEet.
when Fpan nrst came 60 town
nIs Vas hard worker ga me
farrlnx What We sNppesed WAS
early saasan faiMnUity pu raN and
strikes he seemcd All flsht
sat not new
His exhltliien % tcmpsF ifast 10Y.
iity. ineapaeity. and peef ia'a g ii,c Y
on the has yesterday wHs enough
20 forever gueer him Wtth the tehs
~ seattle and We are ONLY t@" htAW
that President nugdale has wiFea
fer help g NJ Lasss ana, ,s,t n.
~ s'F ss.,s : .He q seattle i,ai 10
pat an such an rxhinutgn e. that
yestsrdav en- any other dlampnd in
TIE circuit. he would have lett the
fiafH on a shutter.
Ana maj Il No DREAM. either The
crowd was sn maAd even fer q ~.
mttte crowd which Ne 81 sMN q NfNAt
deal that hmndrata ~ fNns aFvwarH
About this trayeetN on she naueg et
.-f .,,,-s r,far nelffna hta Eraf
riynn has queeEea himseif here Ger
geSd and al and 81 would tAke
new birth and absolute fe6NNHtA
ten 20 ,make e.m ,sos $780, .a ~
the hrosh from which BE- came. aua
me sosnsr ~ finds this 0ut. sac
better e may prove for atut
nrsks ~ the Case.
The game YESTERDAY BY ail
rlHhfs MAS Saattles at aRS one -
a dosea Uusas hut Flynn was
always there with come rams g.
stride. and tae opportunity ~eHt
rae climax came fr the ninth.
with I've men en- bases when. after
Aiken had been thrown tive balls
ana thea grounded Qua. Mtke ltnch
raised q vsrx Keufirfnsufy bowl
Hsre was flyun's chsnce e slow
off and he aid
Pirst ne tined Mike - Mia
r.iweA a veal howl then. amd vas
~urar,arilY fiurd SIS more and Or
dsr~A OF th. field just beiora y
was hts taFu a. bat Wnan NJ
meant a tied ssurs and tWorpAs
Wsr a Ntn
portisna famed out CrueAsF who
went up for him and 81 Nas tne
warna 10 thN Ducks f-4
Othaf breaks were too nmwefons
10 utenflun
TIA eftMrN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-22

with Highland Gaines. and Miss
Eiisnafo l.nldinw. % Hu1Haue, car.
lied orr third hunofr iu The Same
GLASS with Bsarehilght
-. ri Frederick 81 seattle took
Tho blue ribbon Zoe roadsisfH with
hie famous team Mira and Homer
81. While MrH John W rguHidlnr
with htr heavy harurrg h0fhe Dor
olhoa, won q fret prize Mrs Con
sidine took The blue ribbon With
Sunshine and Belle Brandon The
attendance az tho OPENING day wac
very gratifying 90 tho manaR cement.
and PROMISES a. much HueeeHH for
ihir show nH MAH won w the initial
undertaking Americans fesfefdh
won most ~ ho pfIzrH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-22


CHICAGO April Gt John ~
iNpra. the famous second Wcker Tor
the cubs who. Il has heen feared.
&auid be- out 0f the game AL auae
son on account ~ ilineas and a diHs
agreement with the management
aroused by thn plight in which hia
team now e.. has siNnlfiad hts in-
teniiQu 81 Joining az his earliest pos
Hihlo opportunity
President Murphy had given t'vers
vacation until the latteF part ~
tunr. but seeing the way "a which
the cuba Aru heine run eser, he has
voluntarily fafH9uuu THIS offer. and
yesterday ~ ifgd Manager thanoc
that aa Waald repnst on tha 1Qth
e MAY Ia Kessa shape aud fgadY
90 cntnF the game a. once THIS
win greatly strengthen She cubs,
and has hguuNht much boz "a the
huarta 10 the fans IN tbs greatest
Janrhaii toNn in the world
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Aroaaa the Circu,,.

other games In the North western
league Weun won bN Vancouver
from Tacoma t-a. while hiN tfvde
nfinkrr pitched tnViulate ball fut
Spokane aEainat Aberdeen nhd
handed the dark felines the snsall
nj ia IA ESQ acoHs This leaves THE
standing ~ fhe clubs a. fulloWH.
wslth Vancouver ln lhT lead nY une
sasnu and Seal tte and Spokane und
lev SECOND hNnnrH
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st--ai~s es sas cI~As-


A. Los Angeles -rrlsso g. veruen
saore a. "a e.
san Franriacn s+ss.s.+ss.s -
NHfmum ttfsts ttsstea tsrfe W.
Batteries EaatNrts ana hirfFf
Iftt and kinket
a srnre 81 81 r.
Oakland ..4sss.ss =rrss-ss rs
sacramento .t.IraH4s..sr. ass III
Batteries runf.HHau Wigs ana
a. Lewis HruWu and NYfues
At Portland los Angeles = Tort
taua 8 4nnrs ~ ~ ~
LIS AnNmiaM 4tsstss#+sstr
Portland s.as4ss sa.strs.s
Batteries ~Tnsier and nfeni1fff
Heatnn. Murray and Arinhruatsr
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Al nnstau naMton a. rhilaaei
49, snara a. u ~
Boston ...-fssassrsrsfsfs
Philadelphia +s.t+-+tft
batteries --f'hegh and spencer
pIaak and Schiitsss ana iapp
All other games postponed 90 ae'
count 81 wet gruands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-22
ATHLETE GOES GRAVY
AT BELLINCHAN

bhLLiNoHAM. wash As,a~
4tNh limiuH one u ne ~, 80
rnfiliH'a Dn Che Pacific 49,, l,Fn
having been fortified In Iiff
.ADih ~ ne woods nsar hs5s
ipele HtAn Two weeks, waa ye.is, ~
ishen Wy sheriff. p0aae sna ~, ~
,hlitra ~ the hospital ~ ~ ~ ~,
IimHH was 90 one time
prominent 600 oDaei pHeHsir e,,.'g
hn ha been fortified Ia ',.,ss
af ine deits ~ the 8kaelr ~, s's =.
nearly Two months. and fefasss "
~ anyone epWe neaf him. M.
two double barfaied ahetewas 10
Wna very dangerous ' az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-22
VANCOUVER HORSESHOE
WELL ATTENDED
AMERICANS CARRY orr MA
JoRlTY OF PRlxas, AND sGV.
RRAL cOMg TO eEATTLE.

FWF NFIFE# tFN'NT
VANCOUVER, .. O., April kk -
with "a large attendance from re
attic Tacoma and other American
cltiea. tho second annual Vancouver
horse show opened here yesterday
afternoon.
Ms John w. Counidine was the
principal prize winner on The open
ing dag, win two fifHtH and two see-
nnaH
Miss uarnnioo Baker. ~ Tacoma
tnak fret place f0r Reidlna anddlers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-22

NATIONAL tEAGuE.


Al Cincinnati 50 Louis 9 Ciucin
oafi a.ars "a "a D.
81 Louis ..s..ssss.sssstttf
Ciueinnau -t..tseF.t+ttttt
na4tefieH Rhodes and firahr
ftraamnhans casper nnEon bu0ae
and Kararr Roth. Mclean.
other games called account wet
grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-22

President uuFdHfe wired ~ PRIEST f.
dent Lucas IN tho MuffhaF eaffru
bee que laa Might for fHe removal 81
timuirr NlFHu Thir 10 Hn unusual
step 30 take 30 early iu tae seaHDn,
but FINnu'n actions Hu Far HHVH NOT
warranted hia retention any longer
than b. absolutely nrrcsHafF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-22
NOTES OF THE
= GAME

Gus ThompHnW pitches today ard
herr 10 where we even uu fuf the
loss % The last two. THE slaughter
ta sotng 40 ht awful Como and see
Aiken oct away with three Hita
yeatHftaF m Ne are mot careful
thla man Or going 90 prove the uad
~ ths seaann Cor uus
Caanef made father Joke 81
tfenFNn ENprnn YwetNfany ~ telling
hlm That q naased strike wa fnut
halt George had second stolen
niraiF huf rnt dHuhtinF Nuuuas b
Nuta aud iaakiua uafning from bic
coach. hv turned and started 10
Nafk back tn first. HHiY % be u0t
euf As he Gays though. lt ven
happen aaAln. Auufae may uut BE-
NAma ~ All the tfkehH ~ ths Kafus
bng he g. ball PLAYER emuuah e. tnnh
aMfaiif Enah 10 dtaiiiuke. aud fHNL
is mufh uafr than yan be- said =
caanss eith al BIS aceend hana
Nissuesa.
MafshaN vas taueheA FOR hut alice
hits NHatafdaF. white thr spirits Nus
ammB wth thlfteau hithsf That
number NaH hnni8us o. hiA NWus
waH there we hat0mt found uat fet
George Capfan Het on nesa every
time yesterday. aHgtias three hlfH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-22
UMPIRE FLYNN QUEERS
HIMSELF IN SEATTLE
BY ERRORS YESTERDAY


seattle $500 a0 ooi
Portland .tt.t,p 30 o.
SUMMARY rive base hits -Muilin.
Garry CoonvY Foruer sacrifice
hits nAaaey. swanfpn stolen haHes
ganrou shea Tits orr carneH.
lu 5 as Innings Oft ktnHela in
klea inuinEa Nuna@-off Carnra. g.
off klnsaila. e upppnrnta 20 pa -
Carnaa. fH kluHetla at Struvk nut
ny Marshall A. hv Cafnee, 4, ~
ktnsailA RaMaa ON balls 1ft
Marshall uff caFneH. Wild
pitches Matahal, earnaa tfl hit
IS pitched ball station BY Marshall
Pissed Haiia rFoeh Time ~ game
"a 4n Umpire FLYNN.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-12
Unknown Wives of Well-Known Men


Mrs. Robt. NJ. LaFollette. wife Of
the senator from Wisconsin, has been
called an ideal helpmeet. Just now
she is the busy associate editor OF La
Folette's Weekly. the magazine the
senator recently launched.
AS she has helped her husband In
everything else. she IL helping him
In this new venture OF MS. She con-
ducts the woman's department OF the
magazine, which is proving bright
and entertaining feature.
Mrs. LaFolette, who was Miss Belle
Case. OF Bariboo. Wis. before her
marriage. is an example OF he type OF
woman best fitted 10 be the domestic
companion of "A public man.
She is a graduate OF the University
OF Wisconsin and a postgraduate in
law there, although she has never
practiced. For 10 years she was pres
ident OF the Emily Bishop league, an
informal school devoted 10 health and
self-expression.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-12

marry that girl | know. They always
think they can reform men. But when
a woman loves she loves so deeply
that she goes the mans way She
doesn't fight against him 10 make him
go her way. He'll only drag you
down. | told her.
And found out afterward that the
gentle Judge had sought the girl and
had consoled her as best he could.
But there is a bigger thing than
the romance of 1.-THE broken ro-
nance" continued the judge.
What about the children they
would bring into the world? That's
the biggest question we face today.
Despite the opinions OF certain gen.
tleman who has recently gone to Az
RIGA, | say that we must see that chill
dren are not born SO promiscuously
that many OF them will be criminals.
las II is now the hand OF the law
does not stop the criminal. who hap
pens TO be out OF Jail, from producing
offspringh. If he can find mate ne is
at liberty 10 raise az large family
as the processes OF nature will per
NIT They are cursed into the world
They are born with living souls.
Living souls must be either lost or
saved in this world and their fate is
a tremendous question. 1t is terrible
that this question of the fate OF
living soul can be raised by drunk
en- criminal In moment OF passion.
after he has beaten a weak woman
into submitting 10 his brute cravings.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-12
BY STUART q. STONE.

Ganley placed the Royal Compen'
dunn OF Literature. Science and Art
upon the low stone wall and peeped
through the iron gate for inconsider
ate dogs Nothing stirred within the
immense park-like Enclosure, however
and, taking up the heavy prospectus
he passed up the cedar-lined walk to
the big, UNCOVERED mansion. The
quiet gloom OF the great. brick house
rather frightened him, but he needed
funds for the final year at the tech
nical school, and he set his jaws.
AS he tugged at the old-fashioned
bell knob, Ganley ran over In his
mind the multiform merits Of the
books. Before the door had been hal.
opened, he was we'll into his intro
ductory statement.
Madam, have here the most as
toundingly complete compilation of
facts. fun and figures the world has
looked upon. The Royal Compendium
comprises 80 volumes. $4,000 pages
with maps, charts. flags of all ma
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-12
WOMAN REFORM
A BAD MAN? NO!
JUDGE FOSTER.
In Remarkable Statement Says Law
Should Not Prevent Criminals
Bringing Children Into World.

NEW YORK. April 10.-He stood be-
fore the judge. convicted OF theft.
She sat In a seat behind him.
In his eyes was worry.
In hers there was that unexplain.
able longing OF woman TO help a
man-that thing that makes a woman
love q man just because he needs her.
His lawyer was pleading for him.
And your honor" he droned on,
pompously. I'm addition To my argu-
ments that this young mans sentence
should be suspended. let me also add"
he smiled benignly-"er-let me
also add that in this court room there
sits before you now a woman who Will
wed this man and will make for him
a home. The redeeming power or
love"--
STOP said the Judge That's
enough. | suppose that most Judges
would melt at the suggestion OF matri-
mony. | don't
'But-er-er," came from the law
yer.
This man is criminal He shall
not bring any more criminals into the
world"
The lawyer was nonplussed.
hhC hob uD akdihnN a HtN klHu
OF Judge, Warren w. Foster, OF New
York.
I'll suspend sentence on this young
man. But. II he marries this woman
or any other woman without my con-
sent-without coming To me and prov
ing that he can be decent husband
Ill put sentence OF two and half
years In force against him right away.
Don't you dare TO marry, young man"
This dictum the Judge gave. and AL
bert f. Johnson left the court room
troken-hearted. his sweetheart weep
ing bitterly.
Judge Foster Is a bachelor, with
gray hair He seems chivalrous and
gentle to women and men alike. He
was willing to talk about his action
the next day.
Il suppose | am going to be misun-
derstood," he said TO your correspond
emit I'm not a crusty old bachelor.
Yes, you may take a picture of me TO
prove II.
But | couldn't let that young man
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-12
PLAYTIME STORIES
Ar Old Morse Tale.

Once long time ago woman went
to hire an herdsman and she met a
big bear Where are you going, old
woman" said Bruin.
ITO hire an herdsman." said she.
Won't ! do?" said Bruin.
We'll. why not?" said the woman.
do you know how TO call the flock
Just let me hear
HOw. ow," growled the bear
my. no: | can't have you" the
woman cried when she heard him
say that. and off she went on her way.
After while she met wolf.
Where are you going old woman?
said the Wolf. TO hire a herdsman.
said she.
Won't do?" said the wolf Well,
why not; IL you can only call the
flock; let me hear" said she.
"Uh uh," said the wolf. My. no."
said the woman. You'll never do
for me"
After a while she met fox. Where
are you going. old woman" said the
fox. ITO hire herdsman," said she.
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in the center of each and then place
them in each OF the houses that you
wish TO connect. on straight line
with each other.
Five pounds of stove pipe wire Is
enough TO stretch the ordinary dis
lance. Make a loop in one end and
fasten II with a nail; then stretch It
taut to the other box. supporting 1t
where necessary with stout twine
stretched to tree limbs, etc.
II your mother won't let you bore a
tiny hole through the glass. so you
can run your wire through the win.
dow into a room, as Johnny and Mary
Clarke did. set your cigar box UP on
the window sill outside. mailing II down
10 make II stout. Then your telephone
Is complete. Try II and you will find
that You can hear distinctly for over
400 yards.
A telephone like this, 200 feet long