Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-11

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ss a $3.50, - s'' pi'A'' II soou e""usi'
- 'u' 1t W."
'A'u e"a'ee pes'ue 'hose sho" cats
~" ioo' !ourS0l ABOUT that
-''u no" i'e'en ue''' ii''h'd 'hai II
Wv" NV WI" Il PRIZE sue
"o"'u gay ho'i''"s u warren ABOUT hsN-
ihs SHOWN heI' STE would oe BACK IN
three days ana warren would probably
not miss her before then,
all the cats had the best Of food and care
while on exhibit, ami that she need not
bother about her At ali. But the thougnl
Of poor. frightened little Pussy Purrmew
in that big place all alone took Helen
tnele carry the next moruing.
The kitten greeted her 1oyously. rub
uns IN ara,pst the bars Of the cage,
,,,adi,r A. mani; AS a Nittrn can inca.
:, ma ,aa.n morn, And ,usn ,ts,en 81.
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49,. H.. H..
'"e Al P'+ NV y"
Was "'ue ''ooo" cat ie'e" '"u'"
h"'"'S 'esN'"'' nv u''e"' "'' ''A4 ~
'"eN '""' "'e f''AeS "O"'" NC """'"'H
50 soon
hishly i'he Kitten you We so' 'heIV'
ma am sS'u d" a"e"u""' WV ""
brushing up around tue Cages eApec'Sh'
.ot Up
"oh. yes; isn't she lovely KITTEN
answered Helen proudly.
Fn1lt1
came nome that evening 10 teh MN inc
wonderful news. Before ne got MS over
coat off she was out in the hall win an
excited account OF II all
And oh, you'll go with me tonight ana
see her-won't you, dear
"Humph' A cat show Is about the last
thing I'D ever 20 to- but suppose l"
have to in this case
"Oh, then, let's hurry and get through
dinner eagerly I'm so anxious for you
to sec 1t all Pussy Purrmew looks so
dear in her red velvet cage and there are
so many wonderful kittens there"
Now. look here, ! said Id 20, but you
needn't expect any enthusiasm. The
proper place for cats is the cellar or the
barn, It's these FOOL women "h" nave"
anything better to do vino make fuss
over a lot Of pampeTed cats
But Helen was 50 glad That warren
would go that even this attitude did not
dampen her ardor.
1t was just when lhey feacheu tue
exhibition hall. The poultry sue" was
downstairs ana they 'h'e'eu 1i'''u
chorus OF Growing CO.'S nm. -as =
Ca's IN tue c"u.eIl man
iarsS sisii On ."e .s, "', to, ,o,oro hu, {,
~. 10" -. tos -. oam,coI Rut now
, IaI l'u' 80 - nxn,oaod
- ~ ,b. Concert Hall" he
.arha,,s a 1o,,aIv sign.
WI. door aon,t see ANYTHING very
-, in tha, -
w, don,to You don't? Oh. well. you
mover had anv sense Of humor. Cats IN
the Concert Hail" say that's Tich!''
Put. dear what else could they say?
This is Concert Hall and the cats are
here" said Helen seriously. SIN not see
ing any humor In the sign.
But Just then Mrs. Stevens sighted
them and made her way over through
the crowd.
oh, I am so glad you came cofu'a"'
shaking hands with Warren, hour XIII
en- IS receiving AL MINUS % ''D ', IT,.
As she led the wa towards r1s'y vi,
news cage, she rasSe" Oeio'e nat VI
large pure white Persian cat Win eae'
.ull Of prize ribbons AMI 'ropH.es'
This Is Prince Edward! want you
to see him. They say he worm 49,
Three thousand dollars. hCSeu
ZEN. Imagine S'"" walking along your
back fence. It'd give M the eo'l si''e'
every time I'd see him disappearing o''r
to the neighbor's yard.
''Oh. these cats never WIKI Tue ia"
fence laughed Mrs stevens .-