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Arizona republican., 1911-05-13
cocHINe' CRIMINAL OUTPUT

COCHlNE' CRIMINAL OUTPUT Sheriff Jack White of Cochise county arrived in Phoenix last night with a consignment of six prisoners for the territorial penitentiary. He had pre- viouslv escorted seven couvicts 10 the pen during tn present term of court. and says that he has boiled the jail at Tombstone and feels certain that inc can count on six more before the present run of the justice mill in that county is concluded. Mt White was inclined to apologize for rather than to bIag about the bounteousneSs of the court harvest in his county. He believes the county would b" just as well off if some of its crops were not SO large. but by way of apology he says the present nUmerousness of convicts is not largely due to recent crimes. but to a clean-up from long season now past. His county is at present most commendable in it's conduct. as nearly all of the bad men have gone to Douglas and joined the insurrectos
Arizona republican., 1911-05-13
FAMILIARITY WITH oRICNTALs

Mrs. Lida HaWley. by her own ac- count d hard working woman. but of another description in the reports brought to the city officers. was ar rested last night about l0:30 o'clock by Marshal Moore. accompanied by officer Sullivan. and placed in the city lookup charged with diSorderly con- duet. She had been found in the com pany of II. TakatJ and Frank Sudka and had been under suspicion for some time Two weeks ago Marshal Moore found her with the two Japanese, and ordered her at that time Co leave town. She agreed to do so. and he thought the woman had gone. when it was learned that she was keeping house for her oriental friends on Fourth avenue between Madison and Jackson. Steps for her arrest were taken immediately. and she. with the two men. was brought to the city jail
Arizona republican., 1911-05-13
FUNERAL OF MRS. BERKSHIRE

No answer has been received from the relatives in Ireland. who were appraised by cable of the death of Mrs Rebecca Berkshire. and her funeral will be held this afternoon at 2:3o o'clock in the parlors of Moore X Mcclellan.
 PRINTERS PICTURES-One of the attractions at the Savoy tonight and tomorrow night will be a series of pictures Illustrating the Union Printers Home at Colorado Springs. Colo. There will be other views in the series describing the fight made by the International Typographical Union against tuberculosis.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-13
THANKSGIVING SERVICES

annual thanksgiving service pf Lodge No. 1908. Grand United order of odd Fellows of America will be he'd at the Second Baptist church. Sunday. May 14. 1911. All are invited to attend Ed ward Noble. Noble Grand. Chas Nor timer P <. and Allen smith. Master Of Ceremonies
Arizona republican., 1911-05-13
SENATOR M,pERMoTT-Here.

SENATOR M'DERMOTT-H Hereafter the councilman from the Second ward is to be known as Senator McDer- mott He may never get the job but he received the nomination yesterday and is now on the waiting list. It happened at the meeting of the paving association Mr McDermott made speech of burning enthusiasm that the gentlemen present immediately recognized as real oratory. Whereupon he was presented with the title of Senator and as such will be known hereafter by all who heard him yes terday.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-13
FOWLER BAPTIST CHI
VISITOR FROM eREENLeE-Hon

John R. Hampton of Greenlec county arrived in town last night to look after his real esatte interests. He will be in the city for several days.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-13
THE SEWER BoNDs-There is

THE SEWER BONDS-There is a renewed interest among bond buyers concerning the Phoenix sewer bonds. and several firms seem to realize that they have overlooked something in not getting a bid in before the last opening of bids. all of which were re- jected. The mayor and recorder are receiving telegrams daily. some firms desiring to secure options on certain terms No action has vet been taken.
 FINE PROGRESSES far as the pouring of concrete iS concerned the new Adams hotel is half finished. The last concrete on the mezzaninc floor was poured yesterday. completing the basement. mezzanine floor and first story. and totalinS about 100000 cubic yards of mud" Though there are still three stories to construct. the hotel is a little like the Eiffel tower in that it is designed to be bigger and stronger at the bottom than al the top.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-13
AGENT OF SOUTHERN RAIL.

ALIEN UT SOO H6HN NAIL ROAD-Called to Phoenix on impor- tant business. Richard Warren. general agent of the Fl Paso and Southwestern railroad arrived yesterday morning from Tucson. He reports the railroad conditions in the southern part of the territory to be in a flourishins condi- ton. but made mo statement while in this city regarding the proposed con of his line north to Phoenix Mr Warren left last night for Bisbee
Arizona republican., 1911-05-13
SUNDAY AT THE CHRISTIAN


 CHURCH-On corner Of Fifth avenue and Monroe street. three blocks west of the Y. M C. \. building At the II o'clock hour the pastor. F. N. Phillips will speak upon the Young Life of a Church" The subject k one wl.ich was suggested to the pastor by question asked him by one of his young men. The question was asked him at the close of his evening sermon and was put thus. Bro. Phillips. iS it a sin to play cardS2' The question Eas pro- voked thought upon the above topic. In the evening at the S o'clock hour Rev Phillips wI.. speak upon The Thorns that Choke" The choir will furnish excellent music both morning and evening. Bible school. 9:4I a. m.: church. II a. m; Jr. C F.. p. m.. Y. P. <. (. F. : D. m.: church. $ D. m. The general public has been cordially invited
Arizona republican., 1911-05-13
OF LOCAL INTEREST
-T5s5s% GsLsIs1 :.i s, eos sstO zEEsEE[

NEW NOTARY-Robert Eeay of Hereford. Cochise county. was yeSter- day apointed a notary public
 FOWLER BAPTIST CHURCH Services at the Baptist church at Fowler every Sunday at 10 d. m.. and preaching at II a. m. and P. m. by Rev C. Camp Of Phoenix. Every body welcome
Arizona republican., 1911-05-13
STORED WATER.

May 5........166.45 feet
Arizona republican., 1911-05-13
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Services tomorrow. May lith. will be
 aS follows: Sunday school, 9:f5 a. m..
 morning worship, II o'clock. Sermon
 by the pastor. Rev. Henry M Campbell
 n. D.. theme. "A Worthy Walk" An them. "O., Mother Dear. Jerusalem.
 tOtS): offertory solo by AIr. Fred Spaulding. "Sion." ,Rodney) Inter mediate Endeavor. D. m.: Senior En- deavor ?. m.. evening service. 'S o'clock Sermon by the pastor. am them. Draw Niggh Co Me. Yc Weary. Lassen- CornclD. offertory by Miss Hawley He Shall Feed His Flock" from The Messiah" by HandrD All are cordially invited to attend these Church at the corner of Ad- ans street and Third avenue
Arizona republican., 1911-05-13
SECOND BAPTIST CHURcH-Sun

day school at 70 d. m.. preaching at n. E. Y. r. T. at and the annual Thanksgiving service of the grand uni ted order of Fellows of America will be held at D. m.; Tuesday. May l6. the May pole drill All welcome a4 All times
Arizona republican., 1911-05-13
sICYCLE sTOLEN-Snme nna da

BICYCLE STOLEN-S0me one de- hherately took from the New York Store ou Thursday a bicycle belonging to Mrs. O. D. Fulton. an employe Of the store. It is am Express wheel with black frame, and when taken was equipped with new tires.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-13
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-14
the no,tANcD OF THE TWINS.
C.IIA1.,r,I,ER I'M.

IiI CHAPTER Ill.
Mrs. Grey shut her eyes as II She
would turn away from Tho world She
Is ready to die, yet no fear. no alarm.
comes over her. What use am In
this weary world?" she uttered.
lust MS they fancy She is passing
away her dear little roy cried SO
pitiful the mother opened her eyes,
which had been closed for over twenty
four hours. and saw her devoted lius-
band watching every movement OF tn.
pale face.
For two weeks Mrs. Grey lowered on
the borders of eternity. and often the
anxious friends who watched her felt
that they would rather see her die
than endure the suffering through
which she was LIED to pass.
She bore it silently. neckly. and
when the danger seemed over. MIR.
Grey could not hear to look at tho
patient whito face so liopelessly calm.
We must pass by sixteen years, as
! promised to give he kcS to the
locket OF happiness Let us return To
Drew, the gypsy. Only say after SIX
teen years of searching she found littio
Edith will Mr.. stowe to whom her
real name was unknown. She was
called by them tho gypsy Lille
After Edith had bccn in her new
home about eighteen months. God sent
IA beautiful little baby to brighten the
home. How happy Lille was to have
a sister. She was called Alice. after
her mother. M
II was Il beautiful evening. Just
eleven Years after the lirth of Alice
when Lille -nd her foster fat hcr too Il
Il walk IN the park Willie there Drcw
Unopened Ia SEQ the tat,ooed arm b.
which sh" would always recognize the
lost child she now knew that she
would never get the child. as 1t was
safely guarded. Crawling up close 10
Lille she drops a bundle In her !ac.
containing the little ring, drass ana
locket which had not yet been opened.
Then size told Edith all.
Edith fell III her foster-fathcrs arms
ana cried oh. father: can this be
true? Must ] give up ali | love ana
hold dear 10 me? OH. my mother ana
sister .AlccH' This was more tnan
Drew could stand. She fell dead at
l.dith's feet.
tile iockc. but gave it 10 Alice, and
bc.orc long She had forgotten the
spsy. 5I.
As the weather grew warmer Mr.
stowe carried his family to summer
resort, one day while out rowing
Mice became suddenly frightened and
stepped right into the angry water.
Shc would have been drowned. hut q nice
young gentleman quickly came TO her
rcscnc She was soon safely lying on
the grass. lie was dazzlod by her
beauty rs he was Earl Grey upon
sccing tho lockct lie took tile gold key
from his pocket ana opened It. He
found the picture of her mother ana
father lie recognized his father at
once but his mother was very much
changed. Can this dark haired girl
I he my sister? Why. no. because moth
cr said she had blue eyes and golcdn
hair"
Mice soon recovered and told Earl
where SHE got the locket and also all
about Edith. Earl knew then whore
MS ong-lnst sister was. lie carried
her home with him. and, oh. what q
happy meeting OF motherand daughter.
Alicc soon became 1;arl's wife.
Original. E.nd.)
MARIAN WYATT.
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Joan OF Are. afterwards known as
Lcaunc dare. Tie Maid Of orleans WAS
morn In lill.s She WAS tho daughter or
Jacques dare and lSabcau lie NOuthon.
Joan never learned 10 read or write,
ami received all her; religious insiruc-
ton from her mother. IIcr SIKH In
The use OF the needle wa S not oNccllcu
BY Thai OF any matron. rvcr Of l;ouen.
N This time. through tile q. lance
ana support OF i'hilip Of burgundy,
tic English had extended their con-
Incs. over The whole OF t'rantc. north
of the Loire. as wcll usthc Guiennc
All this WAS greatly owing to the con
duet OF isabella tho mother OF
Charles, Who lad disinhcritcd her son
In favor of Henry V. Of England.
The time had iTy come when The
prophecy oftilc cnciantcr, Merlin. was
10 he fuldllcd: that the ciamiticS
which would fan upon Franco through
The ,cprnvity OF a woman. would be
removed hy tho instruction OF n chastc
virgin 10 tho imagination Of the
timc, there was nothing strange In
such dciiNernncc, because II was; not
lincoiiiinon for dnuiSels 10 accotnpany
their Lovers III war, In the country ot
Joan, tradition said that this virgin
should come from The forest OF Dom
rnty, where Joan was accustomed 10
tend her fathers sheep in hti. ,hi!d-
hood. This Is the reason il became Ms
Lea In her mind that she was the lie
sired dcltyrrci' 81 hor country
NJ last. hi LES Orleans. The kcy to
TIC south. was infested by the Eng
iiSh under tho Earl OF Salisbury loan,
Notwithstanding thc strong reinon-
stlhnccS o. her parents. renewed. with
! increased determination. her efforts
IL win an introduction TO the dauphin
Charles. t
y, las, shc was given an army OF
( about i,nnn on 5,0bn men. designed for
tug relief Of Orleans. By 4 rci,iar:iablc
sirokc of good luck. Joan succeeded in
/ entering Orleans on Apris -. 1879, ana
. through the vigorous and unrcinittin,;
attacks Of tho Frfnch, she forced tho
I l.ntlifh 10 raise the siege ;,hom, mo
fishtii OF May Joan next went 10
| NHrmandy to assist the Duke Of Alien
! con, and In December returned 10 ihc
court whGrc on tho 2aili she anl her
family were cnnoblcd with tho sur
name Of luI.is
Sir WAS sold 10 tho English hv lux
icnhporg anil lIurEuniy. WHO delivered
Ter "Ycr 10 tic icGuifition for trial,
tho was publicly ;ccuscd as I. hcrFtt.
aud aorrcrrr on Mav 20 and in Tho on.
WAS found Euilty Joan was burned
~ tho stake on Tie HIIocta Of Epicn.
ru May 70. 1871
WILLIAM ~. aiIANps
! CORTLAND, Va.
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nnnl.,n,cra, Cnntn.t

!. who wroie".t Child's Dream Of IL
STAR Who was tic author or The
Ugly DuckIinE"? ). what English poet
wrote an cpilaph for his dog. Boat
swain? !. Who was the author OF
"Evangolinc"? 5.iWhcrc Is the Busin
OF Aiinos? 6. What docs Grand Pre-
mean? Z. Who were the Acadlnns? s.
In what year were they removed? ..
by whom was the removal made. 10
moval?
Editors Ncte-i presume most boys
and girls have read "Evangelinc." I
have called your attention FL the qucs-
lions on this poem to most interest
ing chapter of early. American history.
should like for You 10 look carefully
into the reason why the Acadinns.
while in peaceful pursuit Of labor,
should have been taken away from
their surroundings and forced 10 be-
come eNiles In a strange land Find
OFT whether you think there could be
justification for an act likc this. even
in limo OF war.
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A E.AInY STORY.


One day as Mabel was walking
through tho wood shc found a lovely
violet. She stopped To pick it, but just
then Tiny voice said Don't take my
home Looking closer. she discov-
cred tiny fairy, standing on the edge
OF "a petal Sic was dressed in violet
ana had long golden curs.
u am going to give party All tie
blossom fairies viii come. You must
CONF, too" NJ
On" cried Mabel, I'm 100 big"
Just say: Smaller. smaller, shall
grow. for The fairy Wills /, So" said
the violet fairy. 8l.
Mabel aid. and found herself very
small She flew on tho violet (for she
had Wings and sat down.
The party waa ie take place on tho
green grass. \ nat mushroom formed
a table. Small ones were used aa
chairs The table WAS decorated with
flowers of all kinds ~ last IT WAS
time for The party to conc The bios
som fairies camc. and the party began.
They played games and sang and raced
and many other things. lust as they
were In the midst or games a cloud
blew over them, and the rain hogan 10
fail They all crowded under leaves
and waited till the shower was over.
'Fhcn tho sun came out and dried every
thing. The fairios went on playing.
When time for refreshments came,
each ones rlacr Was marked by the
! flower whose name she horc. rhrn
| ihey went back TO play When they
/ rrcw tired Of playing they called some
robins 10 take them for ii ride W'hen
the robins brought item back 1; was
uma to 20. So they all said good by.
| and invited Mabel to como to see them.
| Wien they were all gone the violet
| fairy climbed upon the big leaf where
| Mabel WAS resting.
"on: i've had such a good time
cried Mattel
Y am glad YOU enjoyed yoursef,'
SAID the fairy "Arc you ready To 80
| home now?l
Yes, but I want to so homo bis,r
| cried Mabel
Tho fniry laughed. Just to say,
larger. larger Shall grow. for violet
| fairy Wills It 80"
Mabel repeated the words and found
herself as large as before Then she
ran licmc very happy She often went
10 sec tho fairies. but she never told
anyone about thcm
Composed by
NORMA WlSiiftED nlSoIE.
8 Hnena Vista. VA
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Editorial and Literary Department

home and TOLD tho people what sho had
hfard: AS soon as night came they
went into tho fort. About o'clock the
Indians came. Tho people had almost
driven them back whom they found
TO their great disnay tho powder, had
given ont What WAS to no done? To
run anu get somo would mean in
slant death. ind if they did not not
more thny would be captured. Natalie.
hearing some ono must go. ran QUICKLY
70 the leader and asked could she get
IT. He said no" al once, but she
kept begging until no consented; SO
she ran out before tho Indians. who
were too surprised TO shoot mt her
until she. had started back. then they
shot bullets all around her, hut she
arrived safely
LOUISE L. WALKER.
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ID MI IL.

Dixie was shepherd dog lie lived
on a farm In Amelia county.
There were nine hounds and two
bird dogs Their names are Bob and
Sport.
Their master was named R.lI. Jo'n-
son. There was n horse named Tom.
Dixie and Tom were grca, friends.
Theirs was II boy named Dick. Dick
ana Dixie were friends also. Dixie
was Il good dog. Once while in the
woods he saw a snake and killed II.
Sometimes Dick and Dixie would sec
IL rabbit IN 81 field.
one day VIC went into the woods
and saw big rcd squirrel. lie was
scoldng them.
Once VIC were in tho woods. All of
II sudden we stopr,l. flush, Dixie!
re uuict.H Crash, went the sound
Whnt 10 YOU think ii was? n deer
] saw just before me Il doe ana u
fawn. Dixie bristcd M. one spring.
ana The doe fell dead. Kept Inc
fawn lie grew tame and soon would
eat out Of MY hand
{ am sure Dixie was sorry for what
lie liad done.
Composed hy
(Agc nine,
olo Park Avenue. Richmond, va.
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WILLIE AND HENRY.
Part Ii.

They worked steady and hard and
worried there for fifteen years, going
homo often 10 SEQ their parents. AZ
tho end OF fifteen years they had about
$4,000. and Henry ind Willie built
their father ami mother Il nice house,
and all four OF them lived in 1t and
worked the farm. At last Henry mar
ricd "a pretty young girl. daughter of
tho rich merchant. At last their father
and mother died. and Henry had two
pretty little children. and hope. IL
nothing has happened to them, they
arc stili happy.
(Thc Fnd.)
MARIAN LEE MOTLEY.
lJppcr Zion Va.
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TIE DYING SOLDIER.


One morn on far-of battle-ground
soldier fell in the fray,
iicrccd by bullet from an articss
hand. -
On the sold, damp cnrth he lay.
Ills conraGc standing hcside him
Heard him say in accents low:
I've q message for my mothor;
must say il Gre I go.
"rcll ncr rye 'rica 10, be gallant and
win the thought q her always At
II srieyes inc 10 think of her tender
Ana @ know that VIC must part.
"l'u, tho parting is not forever.
She Will meet INC up above.
Where no sorrow Is nor sickness. M
But all 10 fun Of love.
so, comrade. take this &c TO her.
And also this lock OF hair;
u viii comfort her In hcr sorrow.
and hclp her the trouble 10 bear"
The soldiers voice was growing fainter
When ~ last he paused 10 rest:
lie turned and smiling swectly.
was soon slccpn,s 'monE the blrst.
hy COURTNEY ETH MEADG.'
Mannbor". Amelia county. Va.
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Answcr, ID puo,sIoycra, fontc.t

l. The authcryof The Birds Christ
mas Carols is Kate Douglas Wiggin.
q. The names Of The l;u2glcs chill
dTcn arc sarah Maud, Peter Kitty,
Perrin SGsan, Clement. Eily~Cornclius
and BABY Larry.
- Mrs. JsusSics instructed the chill
drcn as 10 how they should go into
tho mouse ard how they should act.
She gave each one OF the It'll. Ruggiea
separate instructions about what ana
how much of anything they should
take at the table, and how they should
act, because she wanted them 10 act
like we'll behaved children, and did not
want thcmito forget that their mother
WAS McCll. l,Is
4. The name Of their little hostess
was Miss Carol Bird.
.. The members OF the Bird house
hold consist Of Mr.. Bird. Mrs Bird,
Donald. Paul hugh and Carol.
6. Tho Scotch ballad IS My Ain
Countrcc":
am far frnc MY ha,nc,
l am weary often whliea
For the lnngcd-for hamc- hrlngin'
An my fathers welcome smiles;
An I'll ne'ci' be fu' content
Until my cen do sec
The Suwdcn gates O. heaven
EVELYN PHILLIPS.
IN my DIN countrcc. If
Chase City, Va.
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TWO LITTLE HEROES.
(OrIrinal.)


Listen" cried George; 81 am sure
heard something behind those
bushes The two boys advanced eau
tiously toward tho spot.
oh. 1t was nothing said Ned This
was said after the spot was searched.
II suppose you must be right; but
conc. we must deliver this message.
which ought TO DO in tho gcncrals
hunds this minute"
They trudged on. both with n feel
ing of dread at their hcurts, for II
was growing dark. and they were IN
thick woods.
This is dangerous" The son
tenco was never finished, for a rough
hand grabbed each boy by the shout.
ders.
If YOU make n loud cry, you arc
both gohers," hjsscd voice In their
ears. Como give us that letter; wa
know you have IT."
The younger boy was terrified. but
the other had courage
IF YOU want this letter" lie said,
drawing his brother after him as lie
moved a little ahead Of The rufians,
you will-havc 10 catch us nrs,." They
both started on IL run, With tho men
after lhsn.
The boys were nimble AMI ran much
faster. so when they reached the fut,t
tho enemies had to turn hack. This
important message WAS intrusted 10
the boys because IL was thought that
they would not excite suspicion. The
mcssa &c was delivered. anil the gem
eral warned OF The attack. which was
to be male the next day
Composed by
III EVELYN =. DYKE.
t 1918 Washington Avenue.
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l.ettcr i;u,sn,,n..

Ny first is In paid my second III hair,
my third in ,hair, Vow
My fourth in lame, my hf,hin came
my sixth in dame. ,row
My seventh in TOLL nS, eighth in cell,
my ninth in poll. you Sec
My tenth In hair, my eleventh in rail
bN twelfth IN pail. we all agree.
Now think, for YOU nre very witty.
And soon you shall lind city.
T. LOUISE WINCKLER
Willis, Va.
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Composed by
MARY PANN1LL.
Ba ssct,, Va.
THE nAnplrs AND TllE 1.srrrlsn.

oh. Ethel" said Kate as she rushed
into The room where Ethel vas busy
making doll dress, guess what have
TO tell you"
''What?" asked Ethel. III
Father has brought US two protty =,
tame. little rabbits, and lie SAYS that
Amt Elsie sent them" answered Kate.
Lets 70 TO see thcn'' said Ethel. SO
they went out 20 sec the rabbits.
Father says he'll build us wire
pen to keep them in and Wen feed
them every day"
There they are!" said Kate
They are bcautics." exclaimed Ethel.
(which is mine. fatlior?" asked Kate.
They arc both so pretty / don't know
black ard white one ana Ethel may
have The white ono" answered her
fa Their. Won't That please you?'
ooh! yes" they answered you must
write Amt Elsie u letter and thank
her for them said their father.
Then the children went into tho house
TO write the letter This is what they
wrote:
''Wc received tho rabbits YOU sent us
and we think they are beauties
Ethel, how will we tell her which
VIC claimcd?" asked IIatc." 81 suppose
wc snnuld say NO each claimed one
So Ethel wrote that they each claimed
one And what else must wc writer
''Oh. just tell her that father says lie
will make n pen for them and then
thank her for them. cause Tin tired.
ethel wrote what Kate told her to- and
as shn could think of no more to write
ended. Yours,
COMPOSED by
AMY II. rANNILL
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A YELLOW Ilnp.

wont 10 hcd about "A o'cloci III
The hight drcaneh ahnni Inc BIRD
ibis IS ms dream 'til" mother bra lia,
al hor little onca caiin tniirc like 4
real family. Tho liriGor took lcr
littic oncs ont wall,hs. soon i
though, / hcnrJ tho ,aotlier can ~.
But 5ihcn Itawoxe nnd fuunl j, waa..I
my mrihrrI ANSE i' Gii.i.liM
Is y Fillmore Street, l'ct.rat,ur.