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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-26
ORANGE


Lahore. Va, Jan. "a.
Sleet and rain held the good peo-
pie Of Macedonia church aloof Sun
day and no services were held.
Mr.. O. d. Watson, of Gordon dis
trict. has anno6nced his candidacy
for county treasurer in opposition
to DR.. l.. S. Ricketts,. the present
incumbent.
Quite rumpus occurred about
the home OF John G. Terrill last
week. His son. some eight or ten
years old. was missed. the nearby
noighbors Joined in the search. eX-
element and anxiety were running
high. when he was found in a
''cuddy" under the stairway. JOY
eliminated in feast.
Bidders for the contract TO build
a bridge at Morton's Ford have
been viewing the location and II
5 ems probable that this much
needed structure will be built IN
he near future.
Mr.. Stumpf. of Danville. has been
AZ DR.. Eugene WoOlfolks this week
examining a handy wire Hretch
err which the ingenious doctor has
invented.
FOX hunters have tried the for
bearance Of land owners to the
point Of seeking redress through
the law
Mrs. Harrell. near Thornhiil add
ed boy to the new year arrivals.
She is very sick at this time.
The serious illness Of Mrs. Alice
Brockman. of Monroyia has yielded
to medical skill and she is an again
The family of MIR Joseph Math-
'ews has greatly improved, though
some of them are yet down with
pneumonia.
Mr.. Reuben Coleman is holding
his own and his friends are anNi-
Gus to see him out.
Mr.. Jno. Pugh is placing lumber
for the erection of dwelling house,
shops and outbuildings on the land.
some ten acres, he purchased OF
Mr.. Joshua Bell al this place
Dallas .Coons. Of Ryland. Culpep-
er county, is staying with his
cousin. John Baker. and attend
ing school here Fine and promising
boys they are.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-26
LOCUST GROVE PERSONALS
Locust Grove, Va. Jan. %

Locust Grove, Va, Jan. %.
Mrs. L. e. Richards will return
from Mrs. HIN. Hicks home next
Saturday, where she has been Tor
some days.
Mr.. c. c. Richards, of Indian
head, who stuck a nail in his hand
is somewhat better.
Miss Elder Chewing, oil
Rhoadesville, made a short visit to
Miss Leila Rows school near here
friday
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs
Sidney Johnson near this place is
very i'll.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs
Fispry Bowler has been sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith Will go
to Philadelphia the first of March.
Master Clyde Kube, son OF Mr.
]. w. Kube. is very sick.
Mr. Clyde w. Johnson was at
Orange Saturday.
There will be preaching at Lo-
Gust Grove school house, near Holt
ness Tabernacle, the 5tk Sunday ip
this month. Mr.. T. Il. Thomas VIII
conduct the services.
Mr. Jim Lancaster. near here. Is
quite ILL., 3. N X.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-26
CAROLINE
Two Marriages Death Other Notes

Cedon. Va. Jan. %
Our community has been quiet
since the holidays Bad weather
and roads keep people al home ana
interfere with farm work am
church attendance. We will hail
with delight the return Of spring
with IFS sunshine and improved
roads.
There were recent splendid services
al County Line and Walters Bap-
tist churches The thank oiifflhG
To-, missions an ountcd 10 $3.50.
On Wednesday evening there was
pretty marriage at "Woodla"h'
when Nr a. d. Carnedl. one OF
oar highly esteemed citizeQs ana
Mrs. Elizabeth Hodel, of ba'-
dmore. were made man aud VIE
Miss Maude Carneal. the pre'E
daughter Of the groom. acted as
mail OF honor and Miss Lizzie Mao
ison and Miss sale as bridesmaids
while Megsrs. Long. ja5. Dufr'i'
and Geo. Hodell acted as grooIhs.
mon. The ceremony was performer
,v Rev J S. Ryland. After the
,i,. riage n splendid wedding supper
was served and at a late hour me
guests departed. wishing the D'tuS
and groom many years OF "edden
happiness. , ,uss
Nr Frederick Anderson and MI
Wsry Seay were married on VI,
1Vr instant By Rev. }. $ Ry'a"d
"A, II samuel one OF oui
Old. $, and best citizens continues
quite feeble
cur community was made sad by
IN, sudden do1,h Sunday OF Mrs.
Liifurne Smith Marks, a daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. A. q. Smith. Mrs
Marks VAS young woman OF noble
Christian character and viii be
zrelt, missed by her numerous
friends.
We are looking forward win
muca interest to the building oil
ths proposed electric road.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-26
MARRIAGES

Howard S. Barrett and Miss Pearl
r. Lingo, both of Northumberland
county, we're married in Baltimore
Tuesday
VIM. NJ. Kirkpatrick and Miss Eta
J. Duncan, both of Culpeper, were mar
ried in Washington Tuesday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-26
Daues.sT FOUND DEAD IN BED

Robert Elton Williams. a druggist
OF Hampton, was found dead In bed
nj his home Monday by his sister
Mira. Ching, Of Baltimore. A hand
kercfllef which had been saturated
with chloroform was over the race
OF the corpse and a pint bottle half
fu,l Of the drug was found in the
dresser near by.
An examination by the coroner
showed that death had been caused
early In the morning. The family
theory Is that Williams accidentally
used too much OF the drug in at
tempting to relieve himself OF So
yere headache
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-26
DANIEL MEMORIAL SERVICES

Senator Martin Tuesday gave no
lice that on the afternoon OF Feb
20 at 2:30 o'clock memorial sery-
ices in honor of the late Senator
John W. Daniel will be held in the
Senate. The list of speakers has
not yet been announced.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-26

We believe that the Business Mems
Association Of this city can receive
some valuable hints on the best way
to work, by extending an invitation
to Manager Dabney, of the Rich
mond Chamber of Commerce, to
speak here. Mr.. Dabney has proved
one of the most valuable men ever
connected with a business 'organiza-
ton in Virginia and his advice would
be of great help here.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-26
For RENT

The most centrally located store
in Fredericksburg, Va. southeast cor
ner Main and Commerce streets.
This is a rare opportunity to Sc
cure a good stand for any kind OF
business.
A. b, Bolts & Co. .
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-26

Mrs. Schenk's defense was about
the weakest ever seen in an impor-
tant trial. If she goes free her law
yers will deserve but little thanks.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-26
SHELBURNE'S
Richmond, Va, Jany. 18th, 1911.

Dear Sir Below we give Friday and today; l.
Nicholas Goochand Co., $50 lbs at sl6 sos at $2 81 dOS at 81 IL gu
100 $685. $50 at $ $50 at $40 IL 90
at 50 T. A. Bedser 4S5 At SO $50 at So @ at - o
oes n Co $40 at SIS 1f5 s4 335 at 81 IL S at
Jno Toler Hanover Co. $751; SIG So Cooke $ SIC ~ p IL &
Co. sos So as "a H T. Logon $50 at SO 90 0 Al
S "a Norwood Shores Fluvnna 70 Nv S 70 ~
r sncdy lbs at @ 25 at @ $50 at $40 o~ sz ~
oatS
Market is not crowded. prices very satisfactory
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-26
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER
SHIP

The firm of Lee Brothers, doing
business at Whitewater. have this
day dissolved copartnership. All
parties having claims against said
firm will present same to w. b.
Lee. who will continue the business,
properly authenticated for settlement
and all parties owing said firm will
settle with said w. b. Lee.
Respectfully,
J. NJ. Lee, Jr..
w. B. Lee,
doing business as Lee Brothers.
Jan. !, 1911.
lj12,19.26,f2
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-26
TABERNACLE CHURCH

Preaching at Tabernacle church
Stafford county. next Sunday IL
a. IN. All invited.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-26

II is a matter of congratulation
that three Virginia congressman are
apt to land important House chair
manships when the next Congress
convenes. The general report is
that Mr.. Jones will head the COM
mittee on Insular affairs and Mr..
Flood that on Foreign affairs, and
Mr.. Hay, the committee on Military
affairs. If this report be true, Vir-
ginia viii fare better than any other
State.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-26
MONEY TO LOAN

In sums Of $500 and upwards. real
estate security. Apply to Chichester &
Chichester, ATTORNEYS. ls II
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-26
NOTICE.

There will be preaching in Stafford,
Sunday. Jan. 3Oth, at the following
places; New Hope $50 p m. and
REGISTER Chapel 7 p. m
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-26
LOCAL MARKETS.
lCorrected by Simon Hirsh & Bro

INUII NNtNI y ITIIIvII TIT Ut =
Wheat, 80; to Csc; corn, SIC to- SEC;
meal, Sl.35 to $3.50; oats, 40 to IS; old
hens, live, 10 to IL; dressed, II to 10;
spring chickens, II TO 10, To-; eggs,
20 to 81; lard, IA to 10; ducks; live,
9 t. 70: dressed Ia to Is; butter, 20 to
25; country hams, 20 to p; bacon sides,
Is to 10; Irish potatoes, 50 to 60, lambs,
$3.50 to 81 hides, green, Z dry
sailed, 10 to Il; dry hides, ~ TO 10; calf
skins No. /, Sl.00 to SIPS, baled hay,
SIS 20 800 per ton; live hogs, 8 TO 3;
beef, live wei ght, 4 to 5; pork, 8 l-2 toS;
wool, 20 to q per ID; veal, to z; sweet
potatoes, 60 to SO; dressed chickens, 10
to IS; turkeys live. II TO Is; turkeys
drawn, q to p; turkeys undrawn, Is
to 20
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-26
MONEY AND LABOR SAVER
Come And Sec The Hydro-carhon
Burner.

We invite your inspection and cru
cisla Of cur hydro-carbon burner as
convenience, money saver ana Iaooi
killer to your family. Also fot ire pro
lection. Demonstration from 10 an. "a
SD m. on Main St, next to /. n
Brents.
This burner is approved by the best
insurance companies in the U. ,. IL mas
no spark and is especially recommended
for the farm.
Green G. Revere. State Agents.
ITO. slim
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-26

Chairman Huppuch, of the New
York Democracy, is out in an inter-
view advising New York Democratic
legislators to stick by the caucus
nominee, Mr.. Sheehan. A caucus
bolt, however, can always be justi'
fed when it is done to save the party
from disaster. No one doubts that
the Democratic party will be hurt
by the election of Mr.. Sheehan, not
only in New York, but in the coun-
try at large.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-26
Undertaken and Embalmer

No 7l9 Main St, Fredericksburg, Va.
Phone SO. Across from Exchange Ho-
tel and next 10 Western Union office.
Telegraph and telephone orders receive
prompt attention. Open day and night.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-26
PURE BRED BOONE COUNTY
WHITE SEED CORN

WHITE SEED CORN
Grown and sold under the rules Of the
Virginia Corn Growers Association.
This corn handled with all possible care
to make it reliable, is offered at the
following prices, fob.
bushel on cob $500
bushel shelled ESQ
Shelled corn is fully equal in quality
to that on the ear and tip, butt and ir-
regular kernels removed in order 70 in
sure accurate dropping.
95 per cent termination guaranteed.
C. u. Gravatt,
j2ltf Port Royal, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-26
WANTED

An active, reliable party to sell
teas. coffees, spices, extracts, soaps
and baking powders in Fredericks-
urg, Va, and vicinity. Large in
ducements to the consumers and a
liberal commission paid agents.
Address Grand Union Tea Com
pany. No. 425 n. Sixth Street, Rich
mond. Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-26

Dress Goods
ST. SO and $1.25 Dress Goods, sale price csc
$1.OO Dress Goods, sale price 2SC
S9c Dress Goods sale price OoC
So and SOC Dress Goods, sale price 3oC
80 and Csc Dress Goods, sale price loC
The prices this Day Sale only andncudes
entire stock Goods which does lot of undesirable
Fabrics the quality and styles that money buy
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The evening world., 1911-12-07

are there is a sense Of satisfactory
SOLUTION At this time.
Christmas may come and Christmas
may 60, but the ~tail-ender goes on for
ever and sometimes he ways his VAIL
behind him. For he does not always
fare well. The question is not always
solved for him.
not . problem as 1t is prone to be.
Besides. the spirit OF give and take
need not be a matter of arithmetic and
figures. so that on Christmas morning
the answer Is a MINUS quantity.
It isn't the COSTLY gift that give
the full measure of Joy nor the gift
that represents a great LABOR. In Q
word. loves labor 10 NEVER lost.
And the wee who sits up all
hours these nights embroidering some
elaborate thing and sending 1t forth
with Q sigh OF relief nae best saw the
weary hours and HERSELF In the proc.
ess, in the bestowai OF some LESSER
gift that carries the SAME message,
For. II Is the spirit of giving rather
than tho satisfaction Of getting tina
creates the joys of this holiday period
ABOVE Affiliate SHOPPERS
NEVER HEAR ANY GOOD OF THEM
SELVES.
AND:
A LITTLE CONSIDERATION FROM
NOW TILL THEN Is RELISHED BY
THE BEST OF CLERKS.
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D@Oprp
w.
Copynsht, 1911, by The Press Publshins Co
che New Yofk World.
the 'AN" sUTT MTc SOCIETY.

SsTr IN We have company to-d~y.
~ "'Ess. mamma" interposed
the little s1r1. tends 10 doing to tall"
But YOU can't have . party now. 1t
In 20 near Christmas" explained their
mother. wait ill the holidays and
there will be parties every day"
But this amt q party. maw." saAd
Master Jarr. Jest some Of thu feflers
is coming round after SCHOOL"
An Mary Rangls and Gcrue Sla-
Whisky and some Of my tends 10 toming
too" added the little girl.
well. I don't know what you're up
TO-" said Mrs. Jar with . SIGH. But
II you don't break anything and done
mess up the houAs and don't make n
noise. I suppose IN have TO let sou
entertain your company In the danang
room But, mind yUu"-
But the children did not wait to hear
the '1fs'' their mother was about TO add
70 her tnterdictions.
They we're bounding gayly out Of the
house and Quarrelling good naturally et
the top Of their voices . to what other
children Of the neighborhood should or
should not be permttted to attend the
Juvenile reception IN the Jarr dining
room that afternoon.
Promptly at the close Of school Master
Jar md little Miss Emma Jarr, At
tended by their fam1liars and friends,
came clattering up the street With their
school books and sundry small parcels.
some hfty fest in the ear pulled
Master ley Slav1nsky carrying .
~pasteboard shoe box.
The shoe box was heavy and bulgins
and Il was apparent that Master Sla,
vnsky's bringing up the near with It
was due to h fact that he had
stopped of at his home to get Il.
Tho children storned Up the stairs
dA~scoursing Christmas at the tops %
thedr shrdl voioes. co~ntradiotins eact
other hatly and making open accusa
tons Of high ortmAs and mAsdemeanora
aeainst each other IN that frank and
open way that y such an sndeArSnl
trait Of happy childhood.
At the spproachlng invadonI Mrs
Jarr, with much m~isgiving for having
consented to It. ned to the front OF the
nat. while Gertrude. the Jars lish
running domestic. slammed the kitchen
door shut on herself.
The youthful hosts. scattering coats
knitted CAPS, rubber overshoes snt
school books down the hall and arount
the dining room. gathered in crovdet
disorder around the table with mucl
jostling and admondtions to ''Quitohe
%pushin." and began to banter eaca
other on their several personal posses
sions Of a mysterious nature.
ar betcha 1 Not mOro'n YOU got"
"Aw, shut up!'
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Reason for Suspicion.

. country police court recently . man IN
charged with shooting q number Of ptgeona
tbs property Of . farmer. "
In irving the eudence the farmer was 40 cara
ful that he even seemed nervous. and the soNcito,
for the deense endeavored 10 frishten him
Now he remarked. are you prepared b
u didn't say he did shoot them. WA u.
o. doing IT,"
"Ah. now vs'rs coming 10 II. What made you
suspect that mani"
We'll. firaly. ] caught him On my land VI q
gun. Secondly. ] herd a gun 60 off and ~
some pigeons in his pocket-and l don't hardy
eide. "-Iden
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70 Regulate Trusts.


To tho Editor u The Evsnins Word;
Having read the suggestions Of DR..
w. T. Belheld to the National wom-
ems Council In Chicago that a law
ought to be enacted 10 limit the num-
Der of children according to the In
come of the family. ! would like TO
suggest: Would II not be better 70
limit the power OF the trusts that con-
troll the n~ecessaries of life and charge
high prices for same! The doctor Is
ouotetd as saying It 10 a crime against
seSety Tor a man earning no more than
81 per day TO have more than three chill
dren. | would ask the doctor IL II not
a bigger crime TO deny proper nourish-
ment and plenty Of 1t to poor people
because OF the high post OF living? IL
II not a bigger crime 10 see thousands
Of children dying In their infancy owins
20 che high cost Of pure milk and Ice IN
this hot summer months. controlled BY
the trusts? Why 10 It MOI. possible tina,
ths State should have thD right 70 tell
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In a Dilemm J.

THE newly returned African sUlorer found
himself Ia . horribly tight corner At the
first social function he attended. aya INT
Bit. A scragsy-necked damsa Of very uncertain
age bore down upon him efudvely; -
well, this 10 . pleasure Nj. olmoN'
Charmed TO Gee you again, I'm sup. You rsmsm-
bsr me. Of courSs!"
"oh-l-ys. Of eourss, Of eouvsm r'tu!psd
the traveller. wrestling WITH ms memoU.
i,sh,sd 40 80 YOU again. Al the youngsteu quite
welf"
Ed coure; hos v your fsmlyf means
10 ssy--your husband. for instsncef"
.My-desr me, I nsver had . husband"
"Hs. ha! No, no: Of couss not; only . Sks
on my part, You NOV" tsmm.rsd the ssit,tsd
sIp,orey. IL was referring 70 your brothsr.
I'm aurs you love hin just - much - Il hs
were your husband
but / never had . brother. either.
"Er-um--course not. you know-msrely little
r,.,,.ntry AZ mine--ha, hal I-er-meant to ask
how is your. your-um-er-your-by ns way.
AID you ever have . motherf'
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Sandman Stories q x tns:s s.s . By Eleanor Schorer !

- NE day when BESIDE was play
~ ins In her garden, she heard
her mother call. She came
" running quickly. for tho child
- thought that perhaps her
mamma had something nice to give her.
Bessie. DEAR said her mamma.
when Bessie reached her side. u have
just received q note saying that
Jessie Brown 10 Ill; so I AVE packed
your new basket full Of goodies. and I
now that you will bs only too glad to
tax them to poor Jessie."
Now Bessie was . selfish little gtrl
and wanted those goodies for herself.
so she said to her mother:
why. mamma. II Jessie 10 Ill abe
may not eat apples"
20, yes she may" answered Bessis's
mamma, for her own mamma told me
80"
But mamma" went ON Bessie Q 1T.
tie vexed. "even II She may. my basket
is SO very pretty and I am afraid that
It will break II I carry those heavy
apples IN H."
BUT the basket was not so selfish a.
It's little owner. Indeed, It was very
anxious to carry the apples to Jessie. so
while Bessie and her mother were talk
ing together the basket wisgled itself
TO the edge Of the table and dropped
softly to the floor. and made It's way to
the door. and was half way to Jessie's
house before Bessie missed VI.
The generous little basket climbed Up
on Jessie's little white bed and Jumped
all the annIes into her Ian and hen fell
to the floor. broken into q thousand .,ny
pieces.
Bossie's little heart felt very a over
the loss Of the pretty basket and the
goodies too. But II certainly taught mel
4 lesson, For. In the end. she had
nothing: a. II always 10 with selfish.
greedy children. Still. whom Bessie saw
how pleased Jessie was with tho applsl
she va very glad mat ths basket hs<
taken thsm TO the xtts stok Cyl
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A Prayer.
GOD OF LOVE! make ma Of love

GOD or LOVE! make mo of love
~ May s,vs to her . life that shall
I who have dared to breathe her name
must be
First Of all worthy to nave walked with
thee.
Let me grow sweet with beauty tE my
heart
Shall always bs an satsr where thou
art;
o save mo from the fevered ways Of
That my breath shall not blight upon
her when
I look into her face, and give my eyes
Rapture Of dreaming on the white sur
prise
OF her pure virgin beauty. that the
more
Shall train my soul to worship and
adore.
Make me as pure as night tina I may
rest
With dreaming fragrance on her llied
breast;
Make me as clean as dawn that l may
be
Holly wed to her simplicity.
o may my life forget all other things
Save that / need the consecrated wings
OF love that is a prayer TO reach the
place
| Where I may turn my eyes up to has
face.
Seeing all purely. what I need to see
] That " ! levs her. ! am loving thee!
-LSpyVnee G. Bodguon n Oog3neIjr'a
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Ishins Co. rrhs New Yofk World.
to say. these wo.k-a-day individuals.
instead of having 'peace-on-earth-good-
will-t0ward-men" feeling during this
period. are glad when II 10 all over
and Christmas but ONCE .
year.
Instead Of . time that cheers, II 10
for them Q time that sears. And II
Ii up to- the individual for an all
around remedy. in the vernacular. to
COME EARLY AND AVOID THE
RUSH"
That Is. to sum up this, that and the
other thing. and get II In plenty Of
time BEFORE Dec. "a.
When you come to realize that &C.
oording to statistics as many as three
thousand Christmas Eve orders flash
over the telephone wires In one Of the
New York department stores. the cry
to the late shoppers must still be on
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Copy1Snt. lU1l. py inc Pfeoo Pun
ground Of business activities almost
~ one man. II were no unwise meas
ure to consider the OTHER eide and
put . vote in for q safe and sane
Christmas.
They are . friendly people. %
clerks. and they seek to SERVE. Cor.
tainly there are good clerks and bad
clerks and Indifferent clerks. Yet here
Is . time In which they are DEH
UGED with a mad maelstrom Of spend.
ers and they are often spent In the
PROCESS. Not only must they listen
to the prospective present proposition
- to whether II will suit mother or
John" or 'the baby" and are many
times called upon to SOLVE these prob
lens With rusgestions. but they must
needs DO PLEASANT through II all
else they be labelled crank clerks"
And often, very often. I am sorry
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s1NE
Roy G@s@

Tan. I got twice a. much Of ,'em
a. you've gotv"
"0ussis Bepler. II you don't take your
esoow out Of my ribs tn smash your
facet"
Fortified a. she was in the front Of
the house. Mrs. Jarr held her hands
over her ears and regretted the con-
sent she had given to the meeting Of
tho Juvenile clans henoath her roof.
But curiosity overoams annoyance
and she opened tho door of the front
room slightly n listened to the din
from the dining room.
In assenhaages Of thu kind the SernAls
Of the Species 10 more dominant than
the male. Little Mary Rangie. INC
was almost old enough to be . guf-
fragette. grasped tho situation end
began to bring order out Of chaos.
With sundry commands Of Sit
down." n Shut up!' the cries that
some one wa pulling some one's hair
and some n was standing upon
some ones fest subsidized, and Miss
RANGE was then heard to remark:
We'll. who's got the most Green
onesT"
But blue ones u Just a. good a.
hSSA oANS0s az VIII VA l3Ok0 A~l
was heard to say.
But coupons amt a. good a. tradAne
stamps" tho voice Of ley SlAvinsky
explained. An l got a thousand
cigarette pictures which RI trade. Ten
for Green coupons n twenty for any
kind O. trading stamps. Now. WANe
Jarr, where's all them trading sesmQs
and coupons o said you hAd3" t
II took EN- owe to Brooklyn" n.
piled Master Jarr. 'Over In Brooklyn
you can get moving picture tickets Or
coupons or cigarette pictures or trad1ng
stampA" b.,
A fierce babble Of childish vo1pss
arose. It was evident that the present
convention Of the children Of the neaeA.
borhood had been brought about a.
OF the wonder tales Of the ar
lane OF Brooklyn Master Jar had told.
1t wal also apparent that hts young
friends had gathered round him with
their treasures Of trade tokens, such -
cigar coupons and merchandise ST.
stamps. that we're being boarded up Dor
Christmas presents. ~.
Now. tell " what you seen In
Brooklyn" commanded several voices.
Not TIL everybody gives me two
trading stamps or o u cigar coupons."
replied Master Jarr. the boy Marco
Polo.
And the spelling Of the juvenile
. Egyptians had begun.