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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-02

STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-02
A. o. Fl. Gives Ball.
Funeral of John Garrity, Jr.

Funeral of John Garrity, Jr.
The funeral of John Clarity, jr., of
1926 William street, Harrison, who died
last Friday, was held this morning from
the Church of the Holy Cross. Mem
bers of Harrison Truck Company No. 1,
of which the deceased was a member,
acted as pall-bearers. Interment was
in the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-02

TRY. STAR cLAssIpiED ADS.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-02

Voting Light In HARRISON.
The vote in Harrison at 2 o'clock
this afternoon, when. the election
boards resumed their duties, was ex-
tremely light. In the First ward about
1872 had been polled; Second ward about
1874; Third ward, about 1872; First dis
trict, Fourth ward, about 70; Second
district. Fourth ward, about 1874. In
East Newark 152 votes had, been polled
UP to 2 o'clock.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-02

rRY STAR CLASSIFIED ADS.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-01-06

V 1terf minultbo tfdno ma
YatiyiIi na- mill nasi prdtelt Pr,
= Y Sttrba, o Kotout 81 Han,
zlikova dcleqati siezdu yzddlaya-
e!eE klaha komersl ktert y
miuul}eh dnech odb{yaI r So,
Omaze iyio nam pfiicmnn ntio
ik ogumfku mimi upfimt "a.
have str6yiti.
Yr stfrdu min tNdue naysti.
.vh mis- pan \. l. knhik Tmst
.un Neh Jak Mani sdtltl oddan
.hyi south omage s. sletnou f.
.Xta kosm reF Alinthergerpm lIe
.2t proslnre rtelene xe srlee
muaha adam il sitstI mludfm n0
gomaulslnm
Minui0u sNbntu natsliNll mas
safod pan skolIl mi sNn paua ia.
.sefa skoIla Comiaek Neh no
III la uaseba pfiiel pfisman
l36eni ehnftha ska nhralll so e
.tlm 0eelem na dra lirsania ~
.6eaI nspsut pakmtBih iakfr mi
.lt pfitel n3s hfaku hW,le 81 mpeI
damh o.iehmli pfeigms mu e.
nlf brake p'sdmyenl
lN i nFims Wllhat .lll j
m@lt uaAem be- uaknilsadenn|
|naHtF mllim htalfm man
ll0 kalna,frh ut iiini u q
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-01-06

tfeba uhli, lfkafsk6 pomoci d po-
liccjni sluzby jestG mnoho tgdnl
bude tryat. s $1,000 yycyiGengmi
namofniky, lfkafskgm sborcm, bo-
hatou zdsobou lGkd a potrayinami,
budc americkG Iod'styo na pobfeM
SiciIie ] jeStt po II dnech nejyys
yftangm Namofnikd mohlo by
5000 poslano byti ma peyninu ku
yykondni rozliGnyeh praci -- Po-
moe 5000 ttehto Damofnild pod
fizeniu dGstojnikd Y souhIase $ 4.
fedniky CeryenGho kfize byla by
yelkgm dobr0dinim pro zhoubou
stizenf ltrajiny. Lode atIantick6-
no Iodstya jsou dobfe zasobcny, y
tchoz jcdcn diI by mohl aouziti k
uleyeni bidy, anil by jim tax
mohl poystat yazng nedostatek.-
Hasoboyaci lod "Culgoa", Jcz lod.
styo ma ccstt kolem sy1ta pryazi,
je ysemi ziyotnimi potfcbami M
sobena.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-01-06

sled Ietosnich proti lo1skgm a q
JIM Aneriky 0 $25,0O0.00O. w
Won do Eyropy yykazuje zmenseni
jen 0 tfi procenta kdezto do Sc
yerni Ameriky jest mensi q
DrOCcnt,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-01-06
Cesky tanec v diyadle Metropol.
itan.

Manager Dippel Z Metropolitan
0pery v New Yorlsu poytfI PAM
Bartika, byyalGho taneGniho nj.
stra muich0ysk6 kraIoysk6 opery
1koIem, ably nacyiGil pro Smeta.
noyu opcr "Prodana neytsta",
ktcra ma bgti proyozoyana ntkdy
koncem mdsiec ledna V jmenoya-
mem diyadIe, yseclSy tanee, jichH y
0pefe bude tfeba n aby uzil X to-
mu dcskych tanc6nikd a tanetnlc,
Pan Bartif zabajil jH syoji eip.
most u doposud ziskal dostate6n$
p0Get dobrgch tanGnic a taneGni.
kl Opera Smetanoya bude snad
daydna v tGto sczonG asi sedmkrat
a newyorsif IsrajanG 8 pochopitel.
nou ncdoGkavostf sIcduji Gas, kdy
bude opera oznamena. Ncni po.
ehyby. zc tato bude sIayiti yelikt
triumfy
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-01-06
Zpravy anerick6.
vgd6lek pfi razbG pence.

Jest vscobecnf znano, Nc penize
nemaji nikdy hodpotn takoyou,
jako v obGhu pfedstaynji, con W.
.ka Ne hIayn6 pentz stfibrngch, nj.
kloyych q bronzOyScb. Proto pfi
razb6 pcnGl We yIddni mintoyn6
usctn ~ hojnG koyu, eena tobo.
70 ~ uplynuly rok obndsi slusnon
sumu $1O,54L37l, - Die wash
ingtonskG zprayy fiditele mincoy-
my urazilo se Y pray6 uplynuIGm
roce v S0ust6n eelkem m $107.
23S,377 penGz N zIata, u IN $lGr
.j3O,477 \ drobnyeh n ze stflbra.
IN rok 1907 yytGzilo Sc Y Sou
statf zIata IN 400, ,43j, 700 o st1bra
m &37, ,299,7O0, coz bylo by 0 4
mil data d o ! mil. stfibra meme,
neil IN rok 1906 Die veIik0sti
obnosu yytGzenGh0 zIata v zemi
stoji Adty v Basledujici fadf.
Colorado, Aljo5lsa, Kalifornie, Ne.
yada, Utah, JIM Dakota, Mo1ta.
ua q Arizona. We Vermontu bylo
pryn6 po mn0ba letcch zaso yytG-
zono troclm zlata. Stfibro t6ziIo
NJ We ~ h6tcch a uejyiee v Colo.
mdu Utahu. Montana, Idabu. Ne.
yad6 II Arizont. Hmen5eni y9tdz.
ku drabgcb kovh " roce 1907 pfi.
fita Sc penezni tisni v onom roco,
jcIikoz bylo pfinuccn0 mDoh0 ta-
nirnn lnVkiE
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-01-06
I3AIKAN

iPAAitlhAhtNf
yide6sk} dopisoyatcl londyn-
sl6ho casopisu "Daily Express"
|oznamuje " RakouslSo- Uhersko
ma Y Bo3n6 Herzegovina arma.
du $4,000 NUN. ktera kazdgm
okamzikem mdze ypadnouti do
Srbska DopisoyateI Daily Mail
oznamuje. " mezi rakouskym
vojskem V Bosnf fadi tyfus o "
yojaci nesmirnG trpi zimou u drs.
In9m podasfm. IyIaatni depesc \
Cetynt. hlayniho m6sta Cern6 10.
~, oznamujc. ze cernohorslg mi
nistr yalky a generalni stdb ode.
brali SC IA inspekcni cestu ma bra.
nice lIereegoylny.
Yzdor noyym potizim, jez yzni-
IMy v posIcdni dobt . jcz nesky-
tail yalnt yybIidky ma mirnG ron.
resent balkanskych spord, WIDEN.
| ske kruhy pfece jcn stale probla.
| ISuji ze V nynGjI situaci neni mic
hroziy6bo. Jinak ale pfiznaya se
jednomysln6, Ne poslcdnf nota RI.
lsk6bo ministra zahraniGnGch zalc.
lzlt0sti IsyOlskGh0 znamena gmrfel
non ranu pro obmg5lenon konfe.
rencj ylad. v dipI0matiekgch lru.
lzicb nezpasobila ysak nota lsyol
skeho zddu6 pfekyapeni, ponGyadz
lbyl0 jiz cd delI DOLBY znamo. H.
Izajem Ruska a Auglie D syoI6nf
mezinarodni conference stale vice
ochab0yal Ma ddkaz klidn6bo
pfijeti rltsIEt bOty uy6di se. ze ta-
to neyyyolala zddnf nepokoj Y
hrlizich finanfnicb q ze naopak Il
yidedsk6 bnrsy dostalo se j do.
konce pfizniyGho pfijeti.
RUSKO.
We Fiusku opttna zapotato by.
10 s periodiekym yypoyidanim H.
Id6 Tficct zldoyskFeh rodin, y
nichz ntkterf byIy jiz dlouho u
sancny V zemi, dostaly rozltaz, by
neprOdIent opustily gem, Finskg
senat opira sc o dosloyng ygklad
Izakona q vyhrazUe 81 prayo kn
lyydayani indiyidueInfch doy0loni
na jejichz ldkladG IidG nesmi sf
Izdrz0yati Y zemi ponze & mGsici
a po upIynnti t6to lhnty zddatI
mus o jejich obp0yeni. Die fin
Isk6 istayy jest Israelitdm zakaza
no lsupoydni pddy. Tito ncsmi 81
dale staff obtany a smi We Finskr
Ibydlcti jeB y yelikym omezenim
" roce 1850 byla We prospteh 20(
IzidovsItgch rodin ucintna zvlastn
Iyyjimka Ndyrh na odstranGni o
Imezovacieh zakond oproti Ziddu
Ibyl v poslednim zasedani zemskG
no snGmu zamitnut. Ma pOdnt
Ifinskych spolkh ku ochran6 zyifat
jest zakazano zabijeni dobytka pr
ltoscraclu. Rusti zidG pouziyai
yeskereho ylim proti tomuto opa
tfcnf. pontvadz Sc obdvaif. ze IN
ycdeno b}ti muzc Y ccl6m Ruskn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-01-06
Houslista Vilim z Chicago zaloyan

Chicagskg easopis "Syornost"
w dno z. ledna tohot0 rOku pisc
ndslcdujicH o zalobG Karla g.
Polka proti Joscfu Vilimoyi IN.
dane na municipalnim soudu v OBJ
nosu 5000, sdtll nam pan Josef
ViIim. znam} hudcbnik d feditel
IbonsloyG skoly, Ne pred Gasem pfi-
vel k nGmu PoIak zalichotil 80
lm slibem, zc napise 0 kariefc q
koncertech pana Wilma n6co p6k
lnGh6 do Slavic, jejN byI dopisoya.
tclcm, a sknteGnt TAX uGinil. Po.
lzdGji Sc opftnG PoIak k panu viii,
movi dostayil napoyidal mn, IL
Iby mel syG rodinG Ccchtm anne.
Irickym zanechati pamatku We for
me podrobn6ho ziyotopisu, Ike KITE
lrGmu by byla pfidtlena snfska
kritik a pochyalnych Mninek 0 p
IVilim0W, iako houslistoyi a fedi
tell hudcbni skoly; rovn6z korres.
lpondenec cd ythIasnych Geskycf
IskladateIG jako Dyofaka, FibichS
atd. a umeIcu jake jsou Ondficek
|KubeIik, Kocidn. Friml atd. Po.
LAX poukazoval ma skvostnou bio
grafii Bcdficha Smetany a nayrho
val panu Vilimoyi. ably nGco pod
ttz yefcinosti zanechal. Ma zdlila
Id6 ttchto slibd a feei probral Po
IIall panem Vilimem podrobnost
jeho ziyota a ceI6 umelecke kari6
Try X dolontcni dila vsall nedo
Islo. Za svt sluzby refercntskG Z
IspisoYatclskt poaal Polak PAM
INilimoyi Meet u obnosn asi 300
@eha1 se ovsem pan Nilim shrozi
"a rnzhodnf odepfel he laprayiti
IOblaloyanl slihuir le phi proied
In6ydni soudu pakli 1 ntm0 do
Iidp glidou Miimuyt Neci ma ieyo
obchod ' roce 1908 byl ohaby
Statistickt ufadoyua SO Wash
Iiuglonu omamuie % Soustbti ID
Iifpal0 uimu on0m roce na OBJ
Ipbadu ohuosn 300 mil dolau
Iua daspm a l5n millonn dolari
lna Nlyoz0 ~ 25 eisith ncm
lkolrut s,fia ieilehk sabmui6n
Enhrhnl iladp,ua statistlcka Eupi
Isua m5sls po m,siei. yseelny le
tma Eta ua tNt lkaMQi irtu
Ina tfuHf 4 dive itellnN uicl
lNgkamil iratp na ,iaNotH N.
lYttam ubym hlatUt gemieh ev
lion sktfh 4 nh doNafu hlafna y \
luerie lntaf tNr0p' deue
llu1silu lnhala mku Ntns. 5.
aWnMm la@l na til0n1
lWn tfebtr dssiiI mssleIeh &
SeVffnl AmarikF a AsEe losat n
lfmHI st3WuWN m 30 m9
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-01-06
Vladni schodek.

Ylddni posladniGni odbor We
Washington uyefejnil pr6yf p6l.
letni zprdyu m prynich sest mdsi-
cd fiskdluiho roIu, die kterfho sc
jeu ylhdni scbGdck M onu d6bn Y
obnosu $G40OO.O00 Ylddni pM-
imy ~ ella, ynitrozemskgch daDi q
rozIiGni jinG jsou zoafnt mcnsf
proti roku pfedesltmu. Ma cju byl
pniem o $27,0000OO mcnH, ma
pnlirozcnsltfch danich skoro Q
1900, 900 rozli6nt jinG pfiimy
byly mena . 100000. Vydani
pryuich sesii mGsicd 1fcdnibo ro-
ku yykazaji $3j8,OO0,0O0 proti
1926, 100000 v stejntm obdobi ro-
.ka pfedcsltbo. Pfirdstek yydani
.pfifitd ~ hlaynf na G6ct ydletnic.
.tvi, a vyItazuje sl2,50O,O00
Boj 0 senatorstyi dokoncen.
v Ohiu byl veden po nGjakOu
dobu tuhy boj 0 sendtorsfou togu
v kongresu 10 omen stat. IIlaynimi
soupefi byli Theodore Burton,
dlouholet} oblibeny ellen posla-
nrckf sn6movny, a Charles Taft,
bratr move zyoIendho presidenta
Tafta. Boj tento nyni skonGiI d
pln}m yit6zstyim Burtonoyym, a
Taft bude Sc uchazcti o omen ufad
Iaz v roce 1911, - Burton slouzil
" kongresu cd 81. jcho zaseddni
a pracoval ma v}boru pro feky Il
Ipfistayy. jest pfivrzenccm nine
Ini hlubokfeh yodnich cest Y Sou
Istiti. Burton je tt5 pravnikem
Il yelmi yzdaIanFm odbornikcm fl
Inantnim
Americka eskadra pomuze Italum.
Yelkt atiantirkt Yalotut lad
lstyo Spojrnych Stitl jcz asi pred
lrokem nastoupilo cestu kolem syt-
lla a nyni naleza Sc v Port Said.
laby zisobIo sc uhlim K dalsi ce-
lstf, odpluic pokud molno neidfi-
Ivc do jilni ltalie, aby poskytlo
lysemozne podpory zemctresrnln,
Ip0stIzentm ltalum Lode prnpIuii
lpruplaycm guenkfm ii pax bthem
ll2 AZ a. hodiu mnhou ptistati II
lostroya siciie kde talk ,trasliyt
Isctu5 y minulleh duecll s. ode
lhragaly Ielisol ysak nakMd Mill
lyy k6da 81 ufkolik dni casu prota
lnemiie duo lodstYo drive pfialh
lti ii Mcgsing, af utkdy kol II D.
ldna. Molna io take admiral
I lSmrry iedm nebo lFt = ueirych.
lleisieh lodi uapmiim ysech u
liah icn gehlr motua uhluN Fisa.
Ihii nelA q lyIN pluou parou 1
lphstu nrstall k}sle Il ktertmfla
Ipflpaau tgia hs uah M ledua
lnm pfsiAtl mphly Jest ataEkou
lsia lofstn unpflpluie patl3 abs
nohlo t dohr5 shIiby pr0kia
lH. ale Bamutalm allham if n4
Ihlr1 e s. mt slap neh atuse
lnest ylaiaieh aenih ~ hfotntH
IA d Mauui ralea usl ~
llnslabnlsh rHpileeh Al6 "a ms
menhh = tNhmanl q pa
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-11-20

SHAMEFUL STORY. claimed Hannah,
turning the limp turkey over. The
idiot has gone and killed herself en-
tircly with those beans. Id like to
know who left open that door. Well,
well. | want a turkey for ThankSgiv-
ing. and this one died by accident, and
its meat will be as good rs though Id
wrung her neck"
So, muttering and grumbIing to her
self, after fixing her fire she attacked
the turkey. for. though she was some
times cross, she was always econom-
ical, and she knew no questions would
be asked as to how it came to its end.
provided it was fat and was roasted
well.
In few minutes she had the feath-
ers off, except those on the wings and
tail, and she laid the picked turkey or
a bench to COOL shutting the door to
keep out the cat while she finished
some other work.
Meantime tea time arrived. The fam
lily came home and were all at the ta-
. BILE when the door burst open and Han
nah rushed in, evidently frightened out
of her wits.
"Oh. Mr.. Winslow," she cried.
there's something in the woodshed.
all in white. and it ran after me when
/ went for some wood. and daren't
go out there, If you plaze"
Mr.. Winslow. supposing some animal
had got in, left the table and, arminS
himself with the poker as he passed
through the kitchen. threw open the
door.
Silence and darkness only.
Yet in moment came an audible
rustling on the wood pile and an indis-
tinct glimpse Of something white.
Bring the light, Hannah" called
Mr.. Winsow. and. taking candle
from her trembling hand, he led the
way to the strange object.
ITS a white-why, no. it isn't" he
interrupted himself as he drew nearer
to the fiuttering. frightened thing
"It's-I declare. it's picked turkey!
Where on EARTH
"a picked turkey" scream ed Han
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day when Hannah had another scare.
She declared that trampS or thieves
We're up in the woodShed chamber.
She heard them. and she dared not 20
up.
While she stood in the woodShcd tell
ing Margery in Il whisper about it the
child heard step that she knew
Kris hopprd down on to the top step
of the stairs which led to the room
overhead. After moment she hoppcd
to the next and after her came. one by
one. twelve baby turkeys.
Margcry screamed with delight and
ran to catch Kris and pet the whole
family, while Hannah rushed upstairs
in dismay and saw a sight that shock
ed her more lhan the fear of trampS.
In that room trunks and things not
in use were stored and a month or
more ago Hannah had carried up there
large square "Squaw basket with 4
cover, a basket such as the Oneida In
dians of New York state make for
various household uses of their white
sisters
This basket was nearly full of the
winter supply Of wooden stockings, all
neatly mended and laid away till fall.
In this basket, on these soft stockings.
had Madam Kristine made her nest
and hatched out her interesting fam
lily.
She must have found the door ajar
and managed to pry off the cover.
which lay on one side, and here she
had hidden all these weeks.
The room was put in order and the
door closed, and kriStine was provid
ed with place in the yard. Every
day she wandered off with her babies,
but she never started until she had
visited the breakfast table with her
whole brood to get her regular morn
ing meal.
At first it was funny to see them run
around and pick up crumbs, but as
they grew it began to be troublesome
to have a flock of turkeys 50 much at
home in the house. SO mamma made
new law that Kristine and her fam
lily must be fed at the door.
After that her life was like Shat Of
the other turkeys, only she knew her
name and would come when called and
never failed to run up to Margery
whenever she saw her.
And the dinner that walked away
last year supplied twelve tables with
dinners this year and provided Mar
gerry with fine lot of pocket money
for her pains.
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copyright, 1909 by American Press Asso-
ciation.l
't,~s *'f n,' It ds; "ss'" ys' '"":" ""' n"s H:*
4 she had big Thanksgiving
baking to do in an old fashioned
house where pies and cakes were made
by the quantity.
Then, while she was out Of the kitch-
Ell Il minute. Margcry in Il frolic with
puSS had upset the Churn with its load
of cream all over the snow white floor
That made plenty of extra work. but
the Crowning disaster was to find
when she went to the pantry for the
beans she intended to bake that Il bot
tie of brandy that she had kept last
summer to bathe her ankle. which she
had spraincd in falling down the Gel
lar stairs, had been upset
1t stood far ont OF the way on the
top shelf, but unfortunately the dish
of beans was directly under it. and the
brandy had drippcd over them. soak
ing them so thoroughly that il WAS not
possible to use them
But the worst was yet to come On
finding the beans ruined she simply
emptied them into the pail which stood
at the kitchen door and, washing her
hands, set to work to knead her big
pan of puffy bread dough.
Now, the Kitchen door opened into a
woodshcd. and the ash pail. with the
beans on top. was supposed to be safe
enough. but unfortunately on this spe
cial afternoon the outside door was
ajar.
The beans had not been there long
before the turkeys came around to be
fed. as usual. and one of them. of
prying disposition, noticed the open
door and. probably remembering the
good things that came out Of the door,
quietly hopprd on to the step and walk
ed in.
Nothing to be seen but piles OF wood
for the season, now getting severe. and
yes a pail with something in it.
"Ah. that looks good. I'll try it,"
thought the curious turkey Uo doubt.
She did try it. and. not being SenSi-
tive in either taste or smell. she never
stopped trying it until she had swal-
lowed all the top ones soaked in bran
dy, and then turned to go.
The effect was sad.
Her head whirled around, it is sup
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them, only coming when called and
generally making Il visit to the table
for her usual treats.
She had not been out very long when
one morning Margery went out to see
her and she was gone. No one had
seen her since breakfast. Mar%cry felt
very bad and after looking all about
came to the sad cone lusun that she
had Straycd away and got lost, for the
whole flock wandered far off To feed.
But the next morning nj breakfast
time Kris walked in. as usual. and b.
gan to beg for food. MHrgrry hugGc
her and fed her. and she ate as though
she was starved.
When she had finished her meal she
went out again. and about noon her
little mistress sought her again. and
again she was missing
This now became the rr@u r thing
with Kris. Every morning Sh" wai oh
hand for her breakfast, and in spite Of
watching she would slip away aud
hide so that no one could find her
again.
Poor Margcry was almost hrarthro-
ken at this tendency to vagrancy in
her pet, but Hannah only smiled ami
said:
wait bit and you'll see something
nice"
But, though Hannah had her suSpi
cionS. she was not prepared for what
really occurred one day.
After this strange conduct had been
going on for few weeks there came a
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was really pretty good fit conSid-
ering.
AS ornament Margcry ScWcd some of
neck like ruff, at the edges where
the wings ought to be and around the
legs. So when dressed the unfur,u-
nate, or, rather, naughty. turkey look
ed like n new plaid variety of the scar
let flaminEo. with side pockets and
fringcd drawers.
The appearance of KriSline stalking
around in her new suit WAS very fun
ny. How the boys did laugh, And
even papa had to wipe away the laugh
ing tears.
In this dress the next morning. after
she had been fed daintily. MarGcry in
troduccd her to her Old friends of the
poultry yard by opening the kitchen
door and letting her walk out where
the turkeys were taking their break
fast.
Margery thought they would be glad
to see her: but. alas this distinguished
stranger in gay attire was not rccog-
nizcd They stared and scodrd ut her.
and the old gobblcr rufilcd up his
feathers and dragged his wings on the
ground and came up to her. saying
angrly:
"Gobble gobble, gobble."
KriStine seemed to be dishcartencd
at this coolncsS on the part of her fam
lily and skunk into a corner. as though
ashamed of her fine dress Then the
family crowded around her to punish
her lmpertinence in coming among
them and actually began to peck at
her
Margcry, who was watching from
the window. could hardly believe her
eyes at first; but. yes, they We're actu
ally pecking at the poor outcast, who
finally fled screaming across the yard.
Margery flew to the door and KrStinc
hurried in just in time to escape the
whole family, who were close upon her.
You poor. dear Krstine!' she muir
INJURED over her when she had her safe
ly in her arms. Did they peck you?
The naughty things! You shan't &"
with them any more! You shall stay
with me in the house"
So it came to be at last. Hannah
grumbed little; but after all, she
couldn't say much. for ii was by her
own fault that the poor thing lost its
own winter coat Before long the
family grew quite attached to Mar
gery's pet, whose name they shortened
to Kris.
On her part Kris was Il very bright
bird. She would come when called by
name, and she never failed to be on
hand at mcaItimes, when she would
walk around the table and receive dei.
icate bits from every one.
While her little mistress was study
ing or sewing Kris would stand and
look at her turning her knowing head
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-11-20
PRISCILLA breaches.
On the Noble Art of Being Thankful
GracefullY

On the Noble Art of Being Thankful
Gracefully.
Every girl wishes she was charming
Some girls wish it so fcrvcntly thar
they actually do something to bring
around the happy result. Others just
build air castles on such foundations
and full pockrtbook. which gives un-
limited privileges in the matter OF
choosing frocks and friIls.
More arts than you can count on
your two hands go to make up that
composite gift. personal charm. One
of them is appropriate to the season .
the art OF giving thanks gracefully.
Have you ever practiccd it? If not,
Thanksgiving is the appointed time to
begin. 1t makes men adore you. old
people speak beautiful words of you
and young women envy you.
Perhaps you are going to ThankSgiv-
ing service If you are the kind of girl
who lives up to the good old New Eng
land custom. Perhaps YOU belong to
the new idea class with whom football
has risen superior even to the turkey
dinner at midday. Perhaps you are
going for long days outing in the
frosty country. No matter where 1t Is
pretty sure that he is going, too. and 1t
ought to be written He" Armed with
a chrysanthcmum and a purely maScu.
line sense of gratitude for day away
from the grinding cares Of office or
shop, he will call for you early with
blithe "Wcll. isn't this a day to be
thankful for?"
And what reply will You have ready
for him?
If mother could not afford to give
you a new frock for the day or II
your slender salary forbade quite as
stunning costume as your minds
eye pictured. will you say in cold, care
less fashion, well, | don't know that
| have much to be thankful for" or
"Please do I 1T spring that chestnut on
me; you know Thanksgiving day is n
mere form in this money making age?"
Girls do say such absurd things
when something goes wrong with their
clothes!
Can't You see how you will qucnch
that young mans enthusiasm and his