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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-11-17
ATTACKED BY SUFFRAGETTE
Winston Churchill Lashed by Whip in
....= Hands of Norman

Bristol, Eng, Nov. IA wild eyed
suffragette armed with a horsewhip
attacked Winston Spencer Churchill
here and it was only after a struggle
that she was restrained Churchill and
his wife had just arrived by train
and were leaving the railroad station
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-11-17
R0BBER SHOOTS THREE MEN
Kills One and Badly Wounds the 9th.
err Two.

Louisville, KY, Nov. 12.-With re-
volyer in each hand, young man who
has been identified as T. j. Hall of
Louisville. son of dealer in second
hand furniture, entered the Merchants
National bank at New Albany, Ind.
and. after commanding every one to
throw up his hands and "get into the
vault" began shooting.
J.. Hungary Fawcett, cashier of the
bank, was shot through the chest and
neck and died almost instantly.
John K. Woodward, president of
the bank. was shot through the liver
and intestines perforated; condition
serious.
James R. Tucker, negro chauffeur of
louisville, was shot through the body;
probably fatally.
The bandit was identified as Thorn
as Jefferson Hall. and. according to
William ]. Hall, his father, he is but
seventeen years old. The elder Hall.
who has furniture store in this city.
said that young Hall was a household
tyrant and not insane at all.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-11-17

Beauty is part Of the finished lam
guage by which goodness speaks
Eliot.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-11-17
MUCH POULTRY DESTROYED

Eleven Thousand Chickens Perish in
Kansas Fire.
Hutchinson, Kan, Nov. 11.-Eleven
thousand chickens were burned to
death in 8 fire which destroyed the
plant Of the United States Packing
company i-ere. Loss, $50, 0O0.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-11-17
New Ulr11 Review
Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1909

uENRY N. SOMSEN,
ATTORNEY d. COUN-'
SELOR.
Practices in all State and U. S.courts.
Collections given particular attention.
Office over Postoffice.
NEw (JLM. MINI
nR. L. A. FRITSCHE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office over Brown Co. Bank.
New ULM, MINI.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-11-17
CKAS. A, Al. BRECHT

When you see this name on
fur garment, it means that it
is honestly made by skilled
workmen, of honest materials
that are just what they are rep
resented to be. It means that
the furs have distinctive style
and that the fit is correct. In
fact, this name means
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-12

town between trains last Ved g! sv1ls
looking after busine q 4 tiers tark
weather I'M IS: I. zs3.5.ss5
B Mrs. AL Veigel and daughter left eff;
Saturday moorning ffor Seattle, where Y I IS
they viii visit a lonth with r Ella
tiVes and friends.
4 1; ness st Devils If axe anne up
the line last saturd and spent the tfle
time between trail on business II pss'
s8missio tarkWeat the ' lines q SS5s
MI FRED locke this q y has laa
recently been pointed agent o ''t'a' the
Union Central Life Ins,lranc ICE company l':1
ana Isl meetin with good success.
leon Maurer w,ent To DEVILS Lake alp
last Saturday for Al visit With relatives yes
ana friends over sunda HE 5returnr ltstl
on Monday morning sstarkweadt her
Times.
idman pho has 4 been sag GEM
"a here for tile past mont was checked esl
out onday and left Tor Devils lake axe
Chas. Poster Of Tapes takes flis place ss,
ton Lead
Hour went To- Devils sagi Ia rs
D last Mond to viii bis SON J l1rss'
while away he took come nice Syie ~
Ill the round house and shops sst Da Y "
III Times: AZ
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-12
y, y, = x Xxx. ~ IL s:s 5:.% 2. r. 3
Read the Label !.

n Under the Pure Food Laws baking,
powder labels now show the ingre-
dients Of (which the powder Is made: III
Those who appreciate The import
ance to health and good baking Of
using q pure cream 81 tartar powder
viii read The back of5 the label care.
fully and make sure that the singredi-
4ents mentioned include cream Of tar
HI; hi
The food law does not force con
sumers;;3 It merely helps them to pro
tect themselves. All good housekeep-
ers want cream Of tartar baking pow,
:ders, and will not use alum substitutes
IN the food, II they know It. 4 AS the
:ingred ients are printed On the back Of
the label, all may know the facts. b
Good baking powder IS one of the
most useful things in the kitche 4
Is easily obtained AT any store the
better 1t is, the more economical IT i
In cooking materials, and the more Il
conserves the helath Of: the family. -
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-12

81 The many friends Of p. w. Gilbert
son, the. furniture dealer, are urging
him to be q candidate for alderman.
in the first ward. 18th n. Baker.
and the present alderman FL n. Hal
Egren and Mr.: Glib rtson in the race
there ! would I he 5 lively time ms the
first ward, f.:
Il You can't imagine how pretty the
new styles 81 women = coats and street
suits are unless YOU see the ones
shown at the New York Cash store.
I'll The local lodge sof Sons of Norway
will have an open meeting Tuesday,
March 9Th. at s p.5 q. at oodman
hail, TO which scandinaY ian ladies' and
tgentl emena are cordi ally 81 invited. A
good program Il provide ed for songs
by the male choir, orden & piano
numbers, reading, etc "a ght refresh-
ments will be served and afterwards
there will de- q dance. Ssis
he New FORK Cash store has lust
1sreceived so dozen men 3 eckties ID
the newest CO.. ors ana designs
Rev. Arthur q. Bailey returned from
an important business trip to Fargo
lsWednesday. over the Aneta line.
Services at the Presby terian church
Isabbath, March as olloWs:
i .Morniinnlg worship ~ q Il clock A
this our the pastor VIII present |a ~
Illustrated sermon for the young PEG
1 pie. no this service al. are invited.
issabbath school at o'clock. Junior
i ChristIan deavor society AT s II. rn
tLsenio G at ening
IN, Wao,rrship :sslO y subiect: ' ma
4 Young Man Como neat Environ 4 Il ,sfnt
4 men This Is the second subject If
1.-The series soffs adj dresses ~ young men esn.
4 Tho male quartette viii lead the sing
h ling ING all % these ser vices the pub
Inc are very cordia Nv invited and VI 4
il genuine ana hearty vel conae is aastl l
\ ed all attsndin seats are lWass
}
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-12
Flynn Al !, !. /. Block 0 !.

The First National Bank of Devils
Lake.: n: D.. loans money on Real
Estate at d very low rate ofinterest.
You can pay your loan at any time
win Us. VI. ..t:..=s... I.
: Fleece lined underwear only 19c at
Whitford stock sale. Everything must
go quick. IA ,ssjjs, Al: s L:
Fred johnson Of McHenry, was a
business caller in the city Monday.
20 pounds granulated sugar for 81
With zequal order other groceries, at
Whitford stock sale.% .7.,.. :.$.=
= 3. +. Reese and family have moved
into their new residence on East
Third street. s$s5s5
Miss Lanrena Belcourt Of Grand
Harbor is the guest Of friends In the
city this week s.$5$ n 81. sF .s55:s.
The largest and best selected stock
Of dry goods ever offered for sale in
Devils Lake Is now on sale at Mann's
bargain basement. Mi FIN 81;
Ri r. r. Merritt of Minot, Is visiting
lin tine city with B. G.. Nelson Of the
Nobby Shoe store. 13s RI sl
Lloyd Young left this week for
Crookston where he viii stay at home
for some time. l22ss
The entire stock Of dry goods, cloth
ing, shoes and gloves of Nc Whitford
| stock must be sold in 10 days, COM
mencing Mond day, regardless Of cost,
y ;;I1 Ds Smell ]. il now representative
lof the Grand Forks Times. He will
make his head uarters II Devils Lake.
Railroad missioner O. 8 An
lderson passed through the city Non
day On hts way home to ssttarkw Gather.
Charles Russell left yesterday for
EMinneapol and his old home at
Green, Iowa for a visit.
John ndrasek, lin Goreski. Jim
Lang ton, d Ohm Elgie and Louis Ripka
we're passenge for Devils Lake
Thursday all Ia come tion with the
trouble Of aturday al aWton
SI4eader
fiss Hannah OLSON left Sunday
for Fargo where she viii visit with
her brother, who ii serio usl u AZ IL
that city,
Mann model grocer is doing y hig
business this sprfn Hood reliable
goods ana low prices set the business
We nave coming alothe Dad ~
schoice seed asld table potatoes ana I
carload of cane grannlated sugar.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-12
maid on favorabE'll terms Low
|estsrates. E.s j. G Chamberlain


llafid on vOrable terms. Low
est;rate + j. Chambe rlin. h.
N Francis Chase 81 Toxic. was a Desy,y- -y
il II :: Lake sitor over ight
}555 Hasse Bros. horses and farm mach.
inery at auction saturda Az. l.s
The ladies /. Of the Presbyterian
church will hold q food sale at, Brain
ard 81 s hardware store Saturday after
noon. Il. Il; t5 :S
S I'M August, Emil and Chas: Carlson Of
Toxic, Weresin Devils Lake over night
Wednesday enroute home from busi-
ness visit to Mime waukan. IN n,
N, Nice bunch Of horses, etc, in the
sale at Bells barn Saturday. NJ
On Mr.. Ledgerwood, horse buyer Of
Kalispel, Mont, is spending a few
days with Auctioneer Hyland, looking
over the horse market. He has also
engaged Mr.. Hyland for a series ot
big sales during the spring and sum.
mer. sE5 <, / 2 N S: .8.. II, @
| The new styles Of women's coats
and street suits shown at the New
York Cash store are greatly. admired
by all the ladies. WI: 4 }55 s$ ,s III.
| ,EE,
DR.. FaWcett went to Devils Lake
last Friday to assist in the operation
on the little daughter Of M. w. Reyit
for appendicitis. The operation wa,
very successful and the patient is get
ting along : nicely. starkweathe
Times. s y Il 4: a +. + 5.l l,s:
Take advantage Of the. great sho
sale at the New York Cash store. S.
The L A. s.. Of the Lutheran churcl
has contracted for the erection. Of i
1, pulpit, altar, altar railing and baptism
al font, in the church at Crazy. MI
Nelson Of Devils Lake, is to; do til
work and tits; expected to be in plac
i May T.. Cray Opinion. "A J: 81 i j:
You'll. find a wonderful assortmer
Of pretty wash goods at the New Yor
Cash store. 5s s y. ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-12

n i have for sale on reasonable term
q responsible farmers the following
ands n: (, u st.z 5 81
NEA Sec. 16.154-6t, 100 acres. s
II SW.1 Sec. 4 1861, 100 acres. S'S3.5
55sSW1z Sec. 6-155-61, 16O acres. = q
NEA Sec. 8, s$sIs is ss.s
j NW514 Sec. 10 1861, 800 acres. s}I5.
sS1a Sec. 20, # 5;sES .s;
y llEA Sec. .30-1 1851, 4S0 acres. |i.:s /.
Il 11As Sec. 2-156-6 J. $50 acres. ss5 rs Y.
4: NE4 Sec. 26-156-61, 100 acres.
h NW14 Sec. 29-1 1866 I, 100 acres. L ~
III sW1z Sec. 5, 81
Il SEA Sec. Al 1851, 800 acres.
d sW14 Sec. 67-62, 1860 acres. st;a:
I'll SW14 Sec. 81 Lbs 1852, s160 acres.
s $SW11z, Sec. &6- 6-63, 100 acres. 5s..i.
RI sWA Sec. \ 2-157-63. 16os acres.
MEL Sec 3 a, ] go acres.
III Money always on hand for 5fatrI
loans - ohm 2W M.aher,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-12

s;5, Miss Mary Norton visited with her
parents ct Bartlett over Sunday. 5 s
# $500 worth wort &of3 new spring ribbons
;lp17 PVT on sale sale today at Mann's depart
ment store. !. s$$E \ III
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-12
= rNl'". . 4, s.. .. \ 49, IS
Salvation Army.

We are pleased to announce for
Saturday and Sunday Captain H. Ober-
sold, who will have charge of the
meetings. Also next week Wednesday
and Thursday. the 18th and 18th, Ma
jor P. Morton Of Minneapolis, viii be
with us. A good time expected.
Everybody come. Seats are free.
IL 553 \; ,.! Captain 3. Ask.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-12
:. Money to loan on Farms. Ramsey
National Bank. !.

Our shoe stock is now complete for
the spring business and we will be:
pleased to show you the new styles.
We handle only reliable brands, such
as Queen Quality in ladies, Budds
chidren's shoes, and Hanan shoes for
men. iy a. :. y - ,.,s-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-12
Money te loan on FARMS. Rams
National Bank 3SS!sz 5s.:3,. 81.


4 County National Bank. 5#.s8
u. Miss Mary Norton visited VIII her7l
# parents y r1ss at Bartlett over Sunday a
# $500 worth Of new spring rribbonsfl
put put on sale today4at Mann's depart:
ment store Il, y ~!
sale H. --. - ~ * = -
.33 NJ Call in at Mann's and see the new
ladies. suits, coats, skirts, waists and
wash dresses. # Il .s$ II. NJ: s5
he Mr., and Mrs Iverson Of Rugby, are
visiting with relatives and friends in
the city. Is s s{s v. Ss{y545i1:
q Tom Turner made a business trip
to Bottineau and other Dakota points
this week. II as.5 \ s5.z:;$ i :5s{ :ss5.@5
l.. D. Smell went to Rugby Tuesday
to look after business for the Grand
Forks Times. s y. 5 5+5.;. ..s.l ' K
J. M. Carroll of Grand Forks, arr1v-F
ed In the city Tuesday and attended
the funeral Of Mr.. Hooper. n: W.. saa p.
81. $4,000 stock Of Whitford will be fore;
ed on the public, beginning Monday,
regardless Of cost. 35 /. :.zt .s35. Is =:
Y =. A. Cooke Of Minot, arrived in the;
city Tuesday to attend the funeral Of
Mr.. Hooper who was killed Monday
The weather the past week has
been exceptionally fine land it looks
very much as though spring was near
at hand. NJ, I" &. ~ i: . 55%
Mrs. Jacob Johnson of York, who
recently underwent AN operation at
1.-The hospital in this city is rapidly re-
covering. M ::s:s. 81 @E E wv ~
II A. ,Jaqua, H. Stewart and Victor
Ruth Of Toxic, were Devils Lake visi.
tors Wednesday. 's. :;
-. .elson arrived from Kalispel
this week, where he has been for the
II past three weeks looking after bust
mess. +. 4 " J? y n
You have missed something If yor
have not visited 5Mann's bargain base
, ment lately. The new spring stock /.
! tnow on display and new goods arr
coming in, all the time. You will fant
Il the price here always below what 20,
are accustomed to paying. 4 4, -,
II Attorney Fred j. Traynor returne,
MONDAY from Bismarck where he ha
been representing Ramsey county i
the Legislature. $.s%: 81; a. 4 III (
Fl Attorney 4. !. Wehe returned thi
\ week to his home in Edmore afte
h depending week in the city lookin
{ after legal matters. 81 =; ! ,,... z:
: Ii wish to notify my patrons that
i. lhave moved my dob printing plaI
!, From the Swanston building sto room
: over sprague' store, next to librar,
Phone No: 5S. II n. 4 2. Blonde. !,
" John Henley returned from MINES
2 polls Monday where he has been; e
p week looking after matters connec
"a ed with his cement business. St
81 Mann's clothing department 81
M crowded full OF new up-to-date sprin
goods, ready for the spring bushes
81 and you are invited to call and see II
q new goods whether you wish to buy {
& not. &: Il. . .5E ~; !. So,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-12
AT 3 DERH0OF'S
Al LENJTEl MEAL.

DERH0O FgS,
and during the Spring tirne when
the appetite IS most siaint will
always be- relish ed. I'M have
many dishes prepared especially.
for the L.enten season and we
serve You with delicious fish!
oysters, shell fish fish of alt
kinds, ifsyou prefer ii 10 meats
that are always served 30 tempt
ingly n
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-12
{ LAND FOR SALE. I I

IS: have for sale on reasonable terms
tia; responsible farmers the following
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-19

ed until midnight Of Jessie and Jenny.
and then they concocted great plans
about the pretty things that the little
mother was TO make for the princess.
And in the morning Jessie and Jeu-
ny. waking in the early dawn. saw
sitting on the footboard Of the bed two
Teddy bears. one with n faring pink
bow and one with Il faring blue bow.
and the Teddy bears held out their
arms sauciiy and Gazed at the happy
little girls with twinkling eyes.
"Oo-oh"' cried the little girls. who
had never seen Teddy bear before.
And that was the beginning of the
most wonderful day of their lives. for
all day the tree went ''tinkIe. tinkle.
as they foraged in its branches for
bonbonS. And the chicken dinner was
a delicious success. And in the after
noon they all took a ride in the prin-
cess Sleigh with Peter driving on the
box. and when at last he set them
down on their own humble doorstep
and lifted little Jessie In his arms the
princess smiled Mt them radiantly from
under her plumy hat.
Remember. Peter will come for you
every Saturday. and you are to stay
at my house all day" she said
"Oh, yes-' Jenny sighed. with rap
ture.
"And you are to come to my wed
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-19

But we won't have to pretend about
the mince pie. for mother has made
lovely one"
Il wish / could help you eat the
chicken" said the princess wistfulIy.
land l should like 70 meet your moth
er. / know she is lovely. And |
haven't any mother. you know"
oh said the little girls, round
eyed with sympathy. And then the
princess told them that all her life she
had lived in a big, lonely house and
she had always yearned for a coy
home and for q sister.
After supper they popped the corn.
and just as they finished in came Pc
ter
II can't find any one to help. miss"
he announced. and it's showing. I'll
have TO unhitch the horses and go
back TO town and get something to
take you over in
mo" the princess demurred as she
stood in the middle of the room with
, heaped up dish IF snowy kernels in
her hand. NO. Peter, I'm going TO
stay utEe uii HlSut-
Peter stared. and the little girls
cried. "oh. will you?"
And the princess said: Il really viii.
And. Peter. you can bring up the
steamer trunk and my bag"
Wont your friends expect you.
miss?r Peter inquired, as if awaiting
orders.
Il will send a note by you" was the
calm response. And rs the man went
out she followed him and shut the
door Lehind her. "Oh. Peter. Peter
she whispered confideRtiaIly. Il am
going to give them such Christmas"
"The little girls. miss:r
Eyes. They are so sweet aud brave:
And / have the presents in my trunk
that was gong to carry 10 the other
children. But they will have SO much
that they won't miss them. and shall
spend my Christmas in a plain little
house. but it viii he a joyful house.
Peter"
"Yes. miss" Peter agreed under
standingly.
II wish we had big tree" said the
princess rcgretfuiIy.
"welI. leave that TO me. miss Peter
told her eagerly. You just get them
little things TO sleep early. and I'll be
here with a tree"
"Oh. Peter. Peter-santa Clausi" ex-
claimed the princess gieefuIly. Il: viii
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-19

some effort succeeding in quieting the
plunginG horses.
II am drcndfully afraid, she admit
ted shiverinGly. but / suppose yon
viii have to 60"
Now. in thr middle Of the pine grove
was set n li:tle cottage. Peter knock
ed at the door.
Who's thcre?" asked a childish
voice. and little girl poked her head
out of the square window.
Our wheel is stuck in the mud"
Peter answered from the dark. and l
want TO get man to help me"
There isn't any man here" Jenny
informed him. There is only me and
Jessie. and our mother has gone TO
nurse q sick pei2hbcr. and she won't
be home until morning"
So Peter went back to the carriage
and reported 10 the princess.
Il shall freeze out here" said the
princess. 81 will go up to the house
and sit by the fire while you look foT
some one to help you with the car
riage."
She climbed out of the carriage, ana
with Peter in the lead she plodded
through the woods. and the wind
blew her long coat this way and that.
and at last. wet and panring. she came
TO the little house.
And once more Peter Knocked. aud
once more Jenny came to the window.
Then she flung the door wide open.
and so tail was the princess tina. she
had 90 stoop TO enter it. 1t was a
dingy little room. and there was a
dumpy black stove in the corner. with
a bubbling iron pot that gave forth a
most appetizing odor.
"Oh. oh. how nice and warm it is"
said the princess as she held out her
hands to the fire.
In all their fives the little girls had
never beheld such a wonderful per
son, for the princess wore long red
cloak and a black velvet hat. with a
waving plume. and. her muff was big
and round and soft. and she had a
scarf OF the same soft fur about her
neck. Her hair was pale gold. and she
had the bluest eyes and the reddest
Inns. and her smile was so sweet and
tender that Jenny ran right up TO her
and cried. "Oh. am so glad that you
camel"
Jessie from her little chair echoed
her sisters words. But she did not
run. for there was tiny crutch beside
Jessse's chair in the square window.
"And am glad TO be here" said the
princess. whose quick eyes were tax
ing IN the details Of the shabby room
"It's so nice and warm and cozy."
isn't ft?" said Jenny happily. "Ant
we are getting ready for tomorrow"
On a small round table beside Jes
sizes chair was a tiny cedar bush, ans
Jessie's fingers had been busy viii
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-19

Copyright. 1903. by American Press AssO-
cistion.l
bits of gold aud blue and scarlet pa
per.
I'VE are going to pop some popcorn"
Jenny explained. and string it and
hang it on the tree"
.oh. may heip?' the princess asked.
Il haven't popped any corn since was
a little girl
Jessie clasped her thin little hands.
Il think it would be the love!iest thing
in the world she said. 'ff you would
stay"
Peter is going to find some one to
help with the carriage. and l will stay
until he comes back"
And when Peter had gone the prin-
cess slipped or the long red cloak.
and underneath Il she wore shining
silken gown. and around her neck was
a collar OF pearls.
And now IL you will lend me an
apron" she said. I'VE will pop the
corn
But Jessie and Jennie were gazing
at her speechless.
''Oh. you must be fairy princessr
gasped little Jessie at last.
The beautiful lady laughed joyously.
Peter calls me the princess" she
said. HE has lived with me ever
since I was a little girl. But really
am just an everyday young woman
and am going to spend Christmas with
some friends In the next town."
She dismissed the subject with
wave OF her hand.
"And now to our popcorn" she said
Jenny brought a green gingham
apron. and the princess tied the apron
ON. making Il big butterfly bow of the
strings in the back. and then she
danced over TO the dumpy little stove
and peeped into the~bubbIing pot.
Did you ever smell anything so
good?" she asked. Il am as hungry
as a bear
The little girls laughed joyously.
Its bean soup" Jenny said. and We
are going to have it for supper. with
some little dumplings in il. l was
afraid it wasn't nice enough for you.
Nice enough" the delighted lady
exclaimed. Il think bean soup and
little dumplings are-um-umr' And
she flung out her hands expressively.
Il thought" Jessie remarked faint
Is. that fairy Processes only ate
honey and dew"
(which shows that | am not true
| princess said the beautiful lady, ''for
honey and dew would never satisfy
| me-"
Jenny got out three little blue bowls
4 and set them on table that was
spread with a coarse but spotiess
4 cloth. There were crusty loaf ant
J clover sweet butter. and last and best
of all there were the bean soup and
| the bobbing little dumplings served to
sether in an old mulberry tareen.
1t was perfectly wonderful to see
the princess in her shining gown al