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yet Mrs. Fiske makes us sorry
when Becky comes to the finish of
her gay and contemplate career,
as come she must, to meet the end
of morality dramatized.
But what's the use2 II you care
for what ia worth while, see for
yourself and then pray to the the
atrical gods that they will send
Mrs. Fiske back 20 us next year
with no modern realism" but with
Becky again.
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wrsoIT. Nieh.. July 2s.-Four
er.sslss o. the First regiment,
gaxas hstionai Guard. we're dis.
a.ksa 70 Durand today. where
y rrIss situation on the Niehi.
- sran<hes o. the Grand Trunk
fzsx rsirazd Is aeuts.
1 szEslien Of Infantry from
esna ssei6s also Is en- route 20
purIsz 1srand 10 ore Of the eert-
tsl nis.s on the Michigan disi'
ssa n she Grand Trunk aystera.
arssrs Deny Peace Petition.
r0soSTO. Ont. July Zs Strike
hAs today aaKrily deny state
sas OF officials o. The Grand
Ink railroad that the strikers
Gs asked to b. taken back.
n railroad officials say that
n REQUEST was made al a confer.
~ between Presidents Lee Of the
faa4sn and Garrettson of the
4a1zfi0Fs. and President HaYs
I'd we President Fitxhugh Of the
faza Trunk
kEeaFeinE To the company. the
Fstsn asked 10 be taken back
Nd % BE- allowed 10 retain their
r1slaa rights.
'TAs men President Hays Is
81 e haye told GaFrettson ard
~ -mass apply as new employees.
~ tenpaay has hired a Number OF
saausn ia rood faith and cannot
tkAargs them TO make room for
rasFs The strikers win lose
hsF passion privileges We are
Wee to take back all those we
- nzke room for. except those
- hare been guilty OF violence
m strikers assert that the alieg.
q Fuesedings at the conference
ne been vilfullY misFepFeseuted
z y railroad official to weaken
= position Of the strikers.
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Gus SAYS.


"You'll find out
81 you invest.
gate tn at the
ksr o ~ ms a
home and has a
garden Of his
oNn. while the
coed Teller is liv-
in in a hall bed
roam and stand
in his Isndiady
off Tor the rent.
he weather
q pc iss air
tonight ard Fri
daY Light west
cry winds"
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EXCLUSION OF JAPANESE, AND ALL ASIATICS, TO BE
FOUGHT OUT In CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE SOON
AERe,s cALlFoRNlA,s PRoaLEM

HERE'S CALIFORNIA; PROBLEM.
a628 Japanese population OF California January I, 1910
2330f Japanese have arrived within past five yeara
b1 Japanese children attending public schools.
4i02 farms visited IN gathering data for report
1873 farms owned Or controlled by by Japanese
s2So0o0o0 value Of produced annually on farms
30 per cent Of labor employed were Japs
lo09i owned outright by Japanese.
10000 controlled through easeBs
s3e72os assessed value Of land owned by Japanese
s146es value Of property owned by Japanese
2,bs4 business houses owned and run by Japanese
&A00oio00 amount OF capital Invested
46,ita,ao7 amount Of business annually.
synopsis Of report Of Jno D. Mackenzie state Labor Com
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Labor Is Preparing to Make Demands the Law
makers to Stop immigration of Hindus and Japs to
the State-Fight of Two Years Ago May Be Re-
peeted-Labor Union Party Has Been Working
Quietly Lining Up Candidates and Preparing for
the Struggle.
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SAN FRANCISCO July 2s-The next session OF the caior
MA legislature Will be called pass rigid against
further immigration Of Japanese other Asatos
everything points toward than
years when effort made oenta the
Two years AGO there talk Of with Japan the result
OF proposed legislation which would prohibit Of
coolies
fight and succeeded In stopping further action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-27
VIOLENCE BEGINS IN GRAND
TRUNK STRIKE; TROOPS OUT
Dleaation of Sympathzers Notifies Yardmaster to
Leave Buffalo or Be Shot-Frcight Cars, Burned
n New York, and Station in Canada.

suFFALo n. Y, July 2sThe Grand Trunk strike took
serious today sympa
esrs Yardmaxter n. Foster arldssbura
&c unless leaves Suffaio.
Tor freight 1sboose burned during the
division Railroad detectives seeking
IDENTITY the lrcen iar
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! Through a splendid tele. 4
! phone system you are able to 4
communicate your wants TO 4
! The Star from your home or 4
! place OF business and TO have 4
them placed before thousands 4
OF Star readers nj no addition. 4
/ al cost than II you brought 4
them TO the office Ten words 4
! 10 cents Phones, Main 9400, 4
7 Ind. AL 4
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STOP INTERURBAN CARS At
CITY LIMITS IN TACOMA

pany. and also Of the intcrurban. ls
aware that no franchise would be
granted unless be agrees TO con.
ccde Scent fare, 80 he will refuse
20 apply for the grant. announcing
that the intorurban trains will be
stopped NJ the city limits II the
council enforcea It's resolution.
Water. water. everywhere.
And all the boards did shrink.
water. water. everywhere.
Nor any drop 10 drink
--Cuieridge. Ancient Mariner"
Plants make their most rapid
growth between 4 and 6 in the
morning.
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AsSsa hsIshberHood 10 enioyin' =
4 "a s s N tourists ssnce III
e. p'no wuz renamed Crystal
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y ~ erai the boys. seven KiyIs aad
as born Ia seattle yssterday
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L. s.ss are having quite a
III. ,sssn'paiEn down IN Ohio.
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nam. ss.s,'rlags licenses we're issued
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PoINpExTER DATES.

Tonight. Junction hall. Bal !
/ lard !
Friday night. Redmond hall. (
+ Redmond
Saturday night. Kent.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-30
, ,>:.4sa|
lnandole.

...'...... ....'..' '-SfArNH -
Ell ST.. Duval y el doctorentrab aban]
despues juntos 4 Ia casa .mortuoria.1
--Sr. Duval,-deeia 81 doctof
tras largo E interrumpido relate.
Habia en- las palabras de esa infelirz
sonora tai expression de sinceridad
que puedo asegurar 4 usted que la
deplorable ligereza de aquella noche
fatal, no puede, en- modo alguno,
signi6car la deshonra para un hom-
bre digno como usted.
-Gracias-dijo visiblemente con
movido Armando Duval,. acercan-
dose al lecho en- que yacia ell cada-
We de su esposa.
Y al volver 8 yer despues de tan
tos amos las rigidas facciones de aque
LA mujer, con los ojos vidriosos, Sc
cos. fios, que parecian como clavar-
Sc en- los de SUI esposo, al mirarla, dos
gruesas lagrimas descendieron de
los de Ar1nando. Tomb. este aquella
mano guarnecida por 81 guante ne
gro, y, descansandolo, ID llev6sa los
labios impartiendo en- ella un beso
largo, muy largo, exclamando des-
pues con expression de in6nita iris
tezay amargura;
-iPobre esposa MIA! ST hay be-
SOS que manchan, hay besos tambien
con Ell perd6n que puri6can.- ~-l
Bayamon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-30
Pedido en- Las Novedades

:Querels hacer. un buen regalo 90
bodas? Pues id ala esplendida tien
da de la calle de la Fortaleza. Ali os
presentara el Sr. del Pine todo cuan
to bueno y de Ultima novedad ofrece
la industria de Europa y de America
Para gabinetes de reciencasados hay
infinidad de objctos de gran fanta
sia y gusto. Desde la pequeha alfom
bra chinesca, hasta el raaro por 10
artistico globo japones para alum
brado desde ell rico pomo de esencia
francesa V oriental hasta la elegante
figura de terra Gotta y biscuit, Sc
cncuentran en- Las Novedades" los
recomendables objetos de utih-
dad Y fantasia. En- camas es magni
flea la existencia. Pasamaneria, som
bmros, plumas, botones, cristaleria,
rclojes, iuguetcs, cortinas, macetas,
flores artificiales, espejos bombhlss
todo en- fin 10 que el mas refiIaoS
susto dcscc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-30
UN .cAMBIo

equitativo. Observation-Disclosures
SO realizsn fnertes samAs do d.
nero por les especulacioaes mas
sencillas; pero les graades for
tunas proceden Dc los nsgocios
legltimos y de busns fe, en-
que los efectos preporcionados
vs]en el precio pagad 10. Cisrtos
afamados hombres do nsgocios
han acumulado sus millones ;en-
teramente de esta manefa. Exac.
tos y feles en- TODD coptrsto s
compromise, gosan de ls con.
fsnzs dol p1blico , dominau
un comercio que no puedan a.
canzar los compstidores trsmpo.
sos J de msls fs. A 10 largo no
psgs engafiar & otros. Un far.
sante puede apupciarse con- un
ruido semejante il sonido do mil
cornetas, pero pronto 70 le. llsgs
& conecsr. + ,LQs fabricsntss dsAa
PREPARATION de- WAMPoLE
siempre han obrado bajo princi-
pios muy distint6s. 4ntes, ), do
ofrsesrla 81 p6hlicp,. 50 oepcioFs-
ron perfectameste Dc sfs meritos
y solo entonces permitieron que
So nombrs.s 90 djsrs s Ia estamps.
al pdblioo % 10 asegprsron los
resQltados, J encontrS que 10 d.
cho era la verdad. Hoy Ia genb
le tiene fe como Ia tiene On Il
palabra de un amigo probado Xtds
tods confanss. Es tan sabross
como Ia miel J contisae todos,lss
principles nutritiyos = curstivcs
del Aceite de Bacalao Puro,. .con
Hipofosftos, Extractos dc Malta
= Cerezo Silvestre. Ayuda4 h
digestion, arroja las Impure1as
do Ia Sangre y cura la Anemis,
Escr6fuls, Debilidad, Linfstismo,
Tisis, : todas las Enfermededes
Demacrantes. "El Sr. Doctor
J. 2. Arce, de Buenos Aires, dice:
Certifco haber recetado & va
rios enfermos Ia Preparation do
Wampole, y siempre con gran
exito sobre todo con los ninos
y aun con sdultos de constitu-
ci6n delicads. Efcsz desde IA
primers d6sis. Fl desengsno 60
impossible. g En- todas las Boticas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-30
LEASE! LEASE!

Para que Sc tcnga idea de la bondad y calidad
de los instrumento que vende 81 &a&AN BE WUsfsA'
"SvHg2pg' lease la reaci6n de los Munlclpos Junas
Escoares Bandas Partcuares los cuales han vend
do dicho Establecmiento:
MUNICIPIOS-RioP Piedras, Veques, 'Juncos, b.
rros Guayanilla, Manati Vega
Baja, Comerio San Sebastian,
Hatillo, Moca, Salinas, Yabuooa
Bayam6n.
JUNTAS ESCOLARES-Santa Isabel, Cayey Juana Diaz,
Guayama, San Lorenzo, Toa .Ba.
ia LAjas Ponce Banda Marina,
Barceloneta, (Suscrpcion popu.
lar) Banda de Benefcia, Barco
'c tuerra (Aliance) Zen Culebra).
Todo nuestros nstruel.e ncluso los Pianos proceden
de las meores casas Francesas Aemanas Epaholas Anne
ricanas Es la dnca que enrega CERTIFICADOS de
garantia de los PIANOS Especialidad PIANOS ALE.
NAMES Complete surtido en- Instruments de Cuerdas
Percussion.
(nCO eSabeCimiepb musical en- toda Ia ba.
JOSE LAZA Ca
San Juan, Puerto Rico. Box si6 Gale del Cruz No l6
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Sc VENDEN.

Las casaS de veeindad cont.
guas a La Colsctiva", en- Pser-
ia de TERRA. Producer 500
meRsuaies- Facilidaaes para el
page. Arartado sic Sen
Juan, P. z. @
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29

Sfuzacy oddalif sic, q zdzi-
wiony, malarz ujrza} W PACE.
GO 300 gulden6w.
Nazajutrz poszed} malarz
do ga)eryi obraz6w, ale d.
remnie czekaf "a swego no.
wego przyjaciela. Wreszcie
zwr6ci} sic do doz6rcy z "a
pytaniem, czy mic Una tego
a togo pana, zt6ry tn codzien-
ME bywa}, i dowiedzia1 sis
ca{ej prawdy. Natychmias1
napisa}: do kr6la list dick
czynny, humaczac swa pou.
fa1ose niewiadomo6cia, a ma
ten list, W kt6rym naturalnie
usta}o luz braterstwo, ode
bral cd kr6la przyjazne pis-
mo z zapewnieniem, 10 te
800 gulden6w corocznie be-
pobiera6. ...: .....#.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29
Nlskie raty kolonistowskie
do wybrzezy Pacyfiku.

Bilety W jedna strone pc specyal-
ME niskich ratach ma sprzedaz W
pewnych datach W miesiacu wrze6
niu i pazdzierniku do Kalifornii,
Oregonu, Washingtonu i do'miejsc
W gliniasto piasczystych okolicach.
T'ygodniowa obs}uga W Pullmana
wagonach sypialnych ola tyryst6w
wprost bez zmiany miejsc, !po roz
maitych drogach cd Mankato, Al,
ton i Sioux City do Los Angeles
d%ostarcza najprzepysznieiszych i
Observation-Disclosures srodk6w podr6
zy.
Pc zupe}ne informacye zg}o6cie
sic do agent6w biletowych kolel
North-W estern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29
CZfoWiek O ZelaZnych ner-
WaCh.
WaCh.

Nieposkromionej wolf strasz'i',
wei energll nigdy sic ME znajdzie
gdzie zo}adek, w2troba, nerk, ,
wnetrzno6ci SO " nieporzadku. j.
zeli chcecie tych w%}asno6ci i wynn
ku jaki przYposza, uzywaj ORA
Kingta New Life p'gu}ki, niezr6w
nanego regulatora ma bYstry rozum
l SLING cia}o. CSC W apiece M. J.
Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29
Korzystne braterstWo.

IAOILyoCllt DIdUtIoCWV.
z zycia zmarlego kr6la
bawarskiego Maksymi-
Llama, opowiadaja haste
pujace p%rawdziwe zdarzenie.
Pred niewieIu laty bawil
Maksymiiian we Wiednlu,
gd2ie codziennie W przedpo-
}%udniowych godzinach zwie-
DIAL galerya obraz6w prey
Belwederze i d}uzszy czas
zawszo W niej bawi}. Ubi6r
jego by} n%adzwyczaj skromny
i pospolity, ma czarnym sur
ducie ME mia} AMI orderu,
ami oznaki zadnei, tax 10
mkt ME m6gl poznac W MIN
kr6la, a. on bez przeskody,
bez zwracania ma siebie uwa-
q, oddawac sic m6g} ulubio-.
nym swoim studyom a z ia
kim zapa1em oglada} obrazy,
tax gruntownie kazdy study
oval z osobna, re zdawa1o
sic, il to malarz z powo}ania,
kt6ry w dzie}ach wielkich
mistrz6w IVORY ola siebie
upatrnje.
w tym w}asnie .celu by
wax take m}ody malarz CO.
dziennie W galeryi obraz6w,
a spotykajac tam zawsze
~nieznajomego, zbli5y} sic do
niego W m%niemaniu, ze ma
pred SODA kolege i vidal sic
z MIN W rozmowe O sztuce i
obrazach. Wytrawne zdania
kr6la W dziedzinie sztuki,
wielkie ma m}odym malarzu
zrobily wrazenie, tax ze "a.
wolaf W uniesieniu podajac
kr6lowi reke: "Musimy 20
STAG przyjaci6}mi!" Kr6l pc
da} mu reke i Eau wazv}, ze
bardzo sic .cieszy, IL moze
bye przyjacielem m}odziedca
z takiemi .zdo}no6ciami i tax
. +". -. '.+.tS 1892 - ~
dobremi checiami, " ale -
doda} - musisz pan ME u
stawa6 i sumiennie uczyc
sic, DO jeszcze wiele panu
niedostaje!"
= Achl - zawo}a} malarz
porzucmy to ceremonie i to-
go upana", m6wmy sobie: ty!
ia sic nazywam Huber, a
twoje nazwisko?
- Mole %nazwisko: Wittels-
bach!
- (Nazwisko rodziny kr6-
low Bawarskich).
Odrzek{ kr6l.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29
Wittel sbach? +.

,--- Wittel sbach? - lego
nazwiska ME znam, dziwna
rzeez,5 a lednak zdaie mi sic,
re mann pred SODA 2ierwszo-
rzednego artyste. W twoim
wieku, moi kochany Wittels-
bachu, powiniene6 juz mice
slave jake malarz, a skoro
tax ME jest, to chyba juz 2
ciebie mic ME bedzie!
- Przyznaje to ~ odpar,
kr6l z usmiechem, ale sto-
sunki
TAX, tax, to nieszczesne
stosunki! przerwa1 mi ma
larz. Pieniedzy ci potrze-
ba, braciszku? TAX - ia sa-
ma bieda jest tez u mniel
Gdybym mia} pieniadze, by}-
bym drugim Rafaelem!
- Pieniedzy, co prawda
man dosy6, ~zauwazyi kr6l
= ale inne okolicznoscl stall
mi ma zawadzie, aDym sje
m6g} cia}em i dusza oddaf
sztuce, mp. polityka.
- Ba! Ktoby sic politYka
zajmowa1! - zawo}at ma]arz.
- Wiesz co braciszku?
M6glbys mi pare grossly po-1
zyczyt!
- Bardzo chetnie! lie
cheese?
- No - chociazby piet
gulden6w! .... -4.-...
Ale ma nieszczescie
niemam pieniedzy prey sobie.
To tax samo, jak ia.
- Jezeli cheese czekac do
jutra, natenczas ci s}uze -
nawet wiecej, jezeli cheese,
moge CT pozyczyc!
- Wola4bym ia dzisiai,
moi kochany Wittelsbachu,
bonn W okropnych tarapatach.
zo1adek pr6zny skrzypimi,
lax n"ienasmarowane zawiasy,
a przeciez farb jese ME moge!
- Gdzie mieszkasz?
Malarz poda1 mieszkanie,
a kr6l ie zapisa}.
Najp6zniej W po}udnie
bedziesz mia} pieniqdze -
czekaj ma mnie W domu!
2 uderzeniem godziny dwu-
nastej wszed} do izby mala-
RIA s}uzacy W bogatej liberyi
i k}adac ma st6} paczke, rzek|:
uPan Wittelsbach przepra-
sza mocno, ze sam przybyc
ME moze, ale zasy}a pozdro.
wienie i te packer
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29
iace~ chor0by:sk6r.
10 e..

uC9
" dodatku do zewnetrznego leks.r.
st va severy MaScl ma Swlerzb j
wewnetrznego Severy Czy6c>cie]a
Krwl, wymsgaja czystych kapie)i
z czystem myd}em antyseptycznem.
Mydfa z~wyczajne. ME nadaja sic do
tego. Severy Myd}o Lecznicze
Sk6rne PCS ada wszystkie wymaga-
ne w}asciwo6c', by uczyni6 skdrs
zdrowai utrzyma6 il taka. Col wy
rzuty sk6rne, upieksza cere i u
trzymu]e sk6re czysta i wolna cd
chor6b. Uznane "a naj1epsza do
kapanis niemowlat, do mycia g1o
wy i do wszelkich potrzeb toal,to~
wych. U aptekarzy. 25 centdw. W.
F. Severa Co.. Cedar Rapiss, Nv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-29

Czy Cierpicie ma:
Kiestrawnosc, zatward-
= zenie, biegunke, Dol
glowy reumatyzm
cl,or6by sk6rne, cho-
roby serca , choroby
Ierok, choroby watro-
by, hemoroidy, skrofu-
sly, rozstr6j nerwowy,
clloroby pluc, niezyt
zoiadka, neuralgia,
cllcroby kiszek, katar
rcsa i gardla, bronch;-
It's astme olloroby
Xvi, paraliz, choroby
ecu ctoroby uszu,
rupture, wrzody TO-
place sic guy (tumor)
tasieulca i wszelkic
choroby plciowe mez-
czyzni kobiet, zwykle i
chroniczne?
sPrzyslija natych,o'.:st
10 c. W markach pcazto-
wychna Sigma d-ra &c.
Collins ksiazke lecznicza
"Poradnik Lekarski".
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-22
Angelina Learns to
Appreciate Her Home

O PRING FEVER had struck the
~ town hard. In some cases the
~ symptoms were very alarming,
but in most they resulted in nothing
more serious than a hatred of lesson
books and tasks in general. This dis
ease was not at all fatal. 1t is merely
another name for "The Greatest Show
on EARTH" In other words, the circus
was coming to town. And little girls
and little boys-yes, and old ones, too
were feasting their eyes and imagi-
nations upon the gay posters which
decorated every spare bit of fence in
the neighborhood OF Milville.
What right-minded child could put
his mind on the feats and exploits of
the heroes of history when right be-
fore him on the billboards were de-
picted more daring feats than such
gentlemen ever dreamed of? Automo-
biles turning turtle with their drivers
escaping unharmed and triumphant,
tight-rope walkers, performing more
wonders in minute than were ever
recorded in dusty books.
AS | have said, enthusiasm ragged
for days beforehand and all the little
folks counted up their savings and ran
numerous errands to earn enough to
make up a sufficient amount to permit
them to enter the big white tent and
witness the wonders of the magic ring.
Angelina Whitcomb walked along
the glaring stretch of road which led
through the village to her farm home
stead, feeling very much out of sorts
with the world. or what use was all
this glittering glory if she could not
be happy onlooker? Sne could hear
the stir and hustle at the usually
sleepy little station: she could see in
the distance the gay wagons of req
and gold, the gleam of the tent, the
crowds of people, workers and en-
chanted spectators, all a part of the
merry hour in which she alone seemed
unhappy.
In truth, 1t did seem hard luck. The
little girl had saved up carefully for
nearly two months for the purpose of
satisfying her hearts desire of really
witnessing a circus. And now she was
compelled to face the mournful fact of
a large shortage in her net result. She
lacked all of 80 cents to possess the
magic sum. This had come about
through the childs tenderness of heart
In the first place. She had purchased
some yarn to keep grandma's fingers
less long to the aged lady. She had
been very happy in making this sacri-
flee at the time. 1t had given her great
delight to witness the dear relatives
Joy in her gift. But now that the
circus had actually come. nothing
seemed to console her for her disap-
pointment. She did so want to go!
Every little comrade of her age was
to be there. The world seemed very
miserable place.
Angelina was swinging a basket of
wild Strawberries as she walked. She
had picked them in an idle hour, with
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-22
LOS ANGELES SUNDAY HERALD-JUNIoR SECTION

and thinner than pictured on the poster,
but pretty and wistful, with smile
that went straight to Angelina's heart.
That young lady, forgetting all her
woes, held out the berries with a
radiant smile, and said:
you are very welcome to them, if
you really want the common things!"
"Oh, thank you'll" cried the other
child, radiant turn. "They are not
common; they are wonderful. Every
thing around here is so lovely. Do you
really live in that beautiful homer"
Now it had never occurred to An
gelina that berries were wonderful or
that her home was beautiful before.
But she looked upon such things with
new eyes thereafter, and appreciated
her privilege of living amidst such
things, even when she had been per-
mitted to view all the glories of the
circus ring through the kindness of
her new friends. AMY SMITH.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-22
WENT TO MOUSE TOWN
Dear Aunt Laurie:

Dear Aunt Laurie:
One night l was awakened by a
slight noise near my pillow. l looked
and saw a mouse, chased by the cat
! took pity on the mouse and put it in
my pillow. The cat hunted awhile
and then went away
The mouse crawled out from its hid
ing place and went up on the pillow.
With a squeaky little voice it said:
Would you like a ride on my tail?'
l asked her where she was going and
she said:
I'VE will go to Mouse town"
] consented, so we started on our trip.
She Strengthened her tail and put a
bicycle seat on it. l jumped on the
seat and away we flew. First we went
through a lot of holes into a big town
of mice. 1 should judge about 800
mice The houses were in straight
rows. Most of the houses were painted
white with a few red ones.
Many of the babies were playing in
the front yards. They all stopped and
stared at me.
We went through the streets to the
palace, which was in the center.
Some mice soldiers We're guarding
the palace. The mouse l was with
gave a pass word and we went in. We
passed through many halls and went
into the throne chamber.
The queen sat at one end on her
throne. The soldiers, lordships and
ladies We're lined about the chamber
She was pure white with all kinds of
jewels on her.
She welcomed me and then ordered
her chariot and showed me the country
Finally we went back to the palace.
After dinner she showed me my room.
AS l was leaning out the window look
ing at the people l fell and | awoke
and found myself at home Your
nephew. FRED ROBINSON.
619 East Fourth street, Santa Ana,
Cal; Central school, sixth grade.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-22
CLOWN

I said Don't, don't, l am about
dead: let me 60" but he wouldn't
let CO.
He took me through places of fire
and heat which he called the bad
place. | wanted off, but he would not
let me sc.
l took out my big jack knife and
started to cut off his tail, but he found
it out Ii hurt him, so he threw me
to another fellow.
This one caught me and gave me a
nice big sack of hot popcorn He was
a fine fellow The other fellow had a
tail made of fire, two horns, and was
red ALFRED WARE.
Sawtelle school, grade 6.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-22

round and black which the man in the
comet assured him was the earth.
Have you ever been any place be
sides on Halley's comet?' asked Johnny.
Me? Why, no; l can't leave here.
answered the man. But my eyes and
ears go everywhere-Mars, Venus, the
earth, Jupiter everywhere"
you yourself are going nearer the
earth every seventy-five years, aren't
you?" ventured Johnny.
"Oh, yes, but l have been neglecting
to send my eyes to the earth lately.
My men are getting smart Well,
shall be nearer this time than ever be
fore and 1 shall see all these interesting
things. So men are flying, eh? They'd
better be careful not to do too much
flying about May 19 or they may get
too near me-
"Breakfast!" said a voice, ard Johnny
rubbed his eyes. 1t was morning!
BEULAH BRODE.
Jefferson Street school, Al grade 90l
West Thirty-fourth street.
| had to cut this because it was writ
ten on both sides of the paper and was
also too long. Remember, only 300
words,