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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-21
TWO FLOATS OF
HONOLULU SCHOOL

q The attention Of all within the walls
of the Honolulu School for Boys, Kai
mulli, has been directed during the
past ten days toward the erection Of q
couple of floats to be entered in the
forthcoming Floral Parade. one o.
these is of an allegorical nature en-
titled Hawaii, the Throne of Flora,
and IMPLYING our islands, rcpreseuta
as the throne of the Queen of Flow
ers and the home OF all things beau.
tiful The general color scheme viii
be pink grading into deeper shade
of red. At one end is a flight of steps
leading to the royal throne on WIFI an
Her Majesty will hola ner court as
she passes in review through the cap
ital Of her mid-Pacinc realm. Oppo
site her is somewhat lower dais des.
tined for the musicians, slaves, fruit
bearers and other personages whom
one would eNrect to find in attend
auce upon royalty Of olden time
Around her wave magnificent ostrich
plumes, while the scent Of countless
roses will be waited through her
court, and amid 0is nowery splendol
her slaves, in classic costumes OF
Grecian style, will minister to hel
needs and ply their wonted tasks
around the throne Vast lunches OF
grapes and a large number Of grace
full lilies will add to the general
beauty of the scene, and the whole
will indeed bear out the reputation
proudly owned by Hawaii of being the
Paradise of the Pacific.
The second float is of the comic va
riety and shows an enormous sausage
machine fanked by a couple Of fly
wheels, and from the front of which
pours an endless stream of sausages
complete and ready for sale. These
are ostensib1y the remains of the va
rious CANNES which are being giver
an assisted passage into the monsters
open nav and greedily devourej
thereby, though needless to say each
of the aforementioned hounds man
ages to revive in a most surprising
manner, after which return to things
mortal he is again converted into sau
sages. It is feared that at least some
of the butchers may, on account of his
lack of stature, fall into the works
and become hopelessly entangled in
the mincing apparatus. However
every hope is anticipated that the
product of this particular machine
may rival anything that can be pur
chased elsewhere In the town.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-21

Fine Job Printing. Star Office.
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market may be closed the shippers,
according to the letter of the con
tracts, would have to take into their
warehouse the product of an enor-
nous acreage which they canOt ship
and which they can not possibly dis
pose of in this city.
One large Chinese shipper is bound
by contracts to take almost the whole
output of the Waikiki banana groves
and, while these goods might be ship
ped before March 1 to the Coast,
they would go against the advice of
Market Superintendent Starrett and,
according to the new arrangement, he
would have to notify the California
authorities of the infected shipment,
so that it would be destroyed on the
other side and the unhappy shipper
would lose the cost of freight as well
as the bananas.
After March /, these bananas will
be condemned here and the bad ba-
udIlun VIII Simply nave W stay III lIO
nolulu. It is rumored that the ship,
pers' liability will be tested in sew
eral lawsuits shortly and if it is pos
sible for them to break their con.
tracts with the growers of infected
bananas they will do so, which will
have the direct result Of cleaing VI
the bad patches. If they are held tc
their contracts the shippers will suf
for enormous losses.
The small growers can not be per
suaded, it seems, that their scaly fruit
is not acceptable in California, and
in the belief that their shipments
would get through, several sent
patches Of bananas on the Siberia
which were not approved in the loca
/ inspection.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-21
WAILUKU YIELD
SHOWS DECREASE

The annual meeting of the Wailuku
Sugar Company was held this morn
ing in the offices Of G. Brewer & Co.,
the agents. The officers elected for
the ensuing year are the same as last
year, with the exception of the au-
ditor. D. G. May being elected for this
place instead of #. r. Robinson.
According to the report of the man
ager. II. b. Penhalow, the output last
year was less than for the two pre-
ceding years, amounting TO l6,l9S tons
of sugar. The manager ascribes the
lower yield to the exceptionally wet
winter which lowered the standard
of the juice. In spite Of the fact that
labor has been dearer and scarcer
he points out that the cost per ton
of sugar has been little higher than
for the two previous crops.
For 1912, an output of 1900 tons
Is estimated, Of which 1920 tons have
been already manufactured. The con
ditions this year are thus far salts
factory
According to the treasurer's report
the net profits of the company for
1911 were s474,9O239 Dividends paid
during the year amounted to Is pei
cent on the capital of $3,OO000O, OF
$4,000 The total assets Of the
company are placed at $3123,26147.
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Federal Court

c. Z. Wynn Johnson, who was ar
rested by the federal authorities last
week on cable advices from the Coast
on a charge of having violated the
Sherman antitrust law, has been re-
leased under a three-thousand-dollar
bond, supplied by Cecil Brown and
Mark Robinson
s. v Simao, a native Of the Azores,
and James e Hamilton, born in Eng
land, have filed declaration of their in
tention Of becoming citizens Of the
United States.
Marcus II, Sanders, who was last
Saturday denied by Judge Clemens
his discharge in bankruptcy has filed
a. new petition for discharge.
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BANANA MEN

CONTINUED from page one)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-21
HONOLULU BRIGHT
WITH GAY COL0RS

This is essentially a season of flags
The Floral Parade, the approach CT
Washington's birthday, the Chinese
New Year and the birth of the Chi
nose republic have given Honolulu
ample occasion to drape herself in
bunting and hang out the emblems Of
iolli1cation. There is scarcely a store
in the business section this morning
without an array of American flags
and a picture of George Washington
The shields of the United States sur
mounts the cornices, in the downtown
section the American flag is draped
with the Hawaiian, and in Chinatown
the new fve-colored flag of the Chi
nese republic shares the balconies
with the American colors. Some of
the window decorations are not onl'
colorful but are done with great tast-
and are truly attractive.
The Jordan dry goods house in Fort
street has carried out the floral idea
in it's window decorations with SPLEEN
did effect. A green lattice work Is
hung with pink and white flowers an
in the foreground of one of the win
dows is a miniature automobile com
pletely buried in blossoms, with dol
chauffeur attired in bright red, white
and blue.
H. May e Co., Ltd, has two strik-
ing window displays, in which grow
ing pineapples and Kona coffee in all
its stages, from bush to ready.to-brew,
are shown.
Many of the shops, like the Japan
csc Bazaar in upper Fort street, Ar
leigh &c Co. in Hotel street, and the
Hawaiian News Company in Bishop
street, have set apart a window for
the display of American flags and the
familiar engraving of Washington.
The little Stanley Stephenson build
ing in King street near Bishop is pla-
carded with huge paintings of Wash
ington, Taft and Frear in a setting of
shields and flags. Against the back
ground of a large flag the Gurrey
store is displaying pictures of Lincoln,
Martha Washington, American revolu-
tionary prints and colonial pictures.
Other shops which are already strung
with bunting and adorned with flags
are those of the Photo Supply Com
pany, the Manufacturers Shoe Com
pany. the Wichman store, the TWO Nc
Inerny stores and Wall, Nichols Com
pany, besides many others. The Ba-
zaar Nippon has taken up the floral
idea and its windows contain two
Japanese vases filled with the cherry
blossoms of Nippon, panther skin to
add color and drapery of red, white
and blue
The most striking decorations in
King street this morning were the
four great American flags which hang
from the third floor of the Elks' build
ing and the double string of signal
pennants on the WALL Nichols build
ing.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-21
GOVERNMENT IS
WATER MASTER

"On the waterfront alone the gov
eminent wastes as much water in a
day through leaky taps as the house
holders do from the same cause in a
year." was the startling assertion
made by a prominent shipping man
this morning.
Look at the Kukui, and see the
amount of water she is wasting" he
continued. when the crew is not
using the water to clean the decks it
is not cut off, but allowed to run to
waste into the harbor. Everywhere
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-21
PERSONS IN THE NEWS

E. E. NAHUM, manager of the Hot
gard store at Waimea, Kauai, ar
rived in the Hall.
HARRY D. WlsHARD, a member o.
the Kauai Board of Supervisors, az
rived in the Hall.
j. A. BALcH left for the Coast by
the Lurline last night.
CAPTAIN A. TULLETT was an out
going passenger by the Lurline last
might to San Francisco.
RSS
w. F. POGUE, chairman of the Mau.
Board of Supervisors, arrived WitA
Mrs. Pogue in the Claudine.
w. n. FIELD, manager of the Mau'
Hotel, with his wife and two CHI,
dren, arrived in the Clauiine.
A. L. LoUIssoN was among the de-
parting passengers for San Fran
cisco by the Lurline last night.
PURsER JIM LOGAN has made hi
last appearance on the w. G. Hal
temporarily at all events, for he
joins the Kilauea as purser during
the absence of Purser Sheldon, who
is laid up with broken leg, Mr.
Logan has grown popular in the ser.
vice of the InterIslaud S. n. Com
pany, He has been purser on to
Hall for long time, and has been
on several other boats. The Kona
and Kau route will not be new to
him by any means, for he was or
that run many years ago as freight
clerk on the Mauna Loa Who vii
take his place on the w. G. Hal
has not yet been decided.
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C. w. sPITZ arrived from Kauai in
the Hall.
HON. w Il. RICE of Lihue arrived in
the Hall .
w. EBELlNG returned in the Hall
from Kauai
A. V. PETERS returned in the Hall
from Kauai
w. NJ. GRAHAM returned in the Hall
from Kauai
W. H. RICE, JR., sheriff of Kauai, ar
rived in the Hall.
FREDERICK CARTER of Lihue ar,
rived this morning,
E. E. ROBBINS of Hilea, Hawaii, ar
rived In the Claudlne.
F. WEBER, manager OF Lihue planta-
ton, arrived in the Hall.
w. F. CROCKETT, attorney, of Wal
luku, arrived in the Claudine.
sSS
X. C. HOPPER of the Garden Island
newspaper arrived in the Hail.
JOHN FASsOTH, manager of Wal
mea Sugar Mill Co., is in town.
JUDGE o. X. KAPAHEE, district mag
istrate Of Koloa, came to. town in
the Hall
D. II. CASE, county attorney of Maui
arrived In town with Mrs. Case this
morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-21
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

Sunset and gold watch. See
Tweedie.
A ttrstclass barber is wanted at the
Model Sanitary Barber shop.
Coronation King George, opera
House, Monday Book now. Promo.
ton Committee Rooms. 81, SOC, 252.
No waits" at the Silent Barber
Shop. Six chairs and six first-oIass
BARRIERS.
A suite Of three rooms handsomely
furnished is for rent Apply 1881
Beretania avenue.
DR.. MacLennan has returned and
resumed practice Office, King St.,
opposite Advertiser Office. Hours: 10
to IL, 2 to 4, 6 to z.
Wall Nichols Co.. Ltd, have re-
ceiyed a big lot Of flags by last
steamer. Everybody should decorate
their homes February %.
The Bible class OF the Central
Union Church will not meet as usual
tomorrow morning. The next meeting
will be on Thursday, February 20
Coronation King George, Opera
House, Monday Book now Promo
ton Committee Rooms. 81, SOC, 25o.
We will make the island trip with
party Of three or four, at Sc each, AMI
a party of five or six at S. each.
Silvas Auto Stand, Chaplain street,
opposite Catholic mission. Phone
1864 or 1879.
Hilda EasJOn has been granted
divorce from Walter f. Easton on the
ground of desertion and non-support.
She is awarded the custody of the
minor child.
This afternoon the Honolulu Iron
Works was awarded the contract for
supplying the material, pipes, etc,
for the Waipiopilo sewerage system
The contract price was $5295O1.
There We're no other tenders.
Coronation King George, Opera
House, Monday Book now. Promo
tion Committee Rooms. 81, SOC, 25c.
There will be a patriotic service to-
morrow at 1880 p. m. at Oahu prison
in honor of George Washington's
birthday Short sketches of his life
will be read by visiting friends and
patriotic songs will be sung by the
friends and the inmates of the prison
The meeting will be in charge of A. F.
Cooke and John NJ. Martin, Miss
Florence Yarrow will have charge Of
the music, and players Of instrument
tai music will be welcome to assist
The dredging of the harbor channel
should be finished within the next
eight or nine days, is the opinion Of
Representatives of the Standard Am
erican Dredging Company which CON
Germ has the contract in hand.
When the dredge has finished its
work there should be a minimum
depth of thirty-seven feet. There was
never very much wrong with the chan
mel itself, but the sides had begun
to silt up. This has all been removed
now, and there will be clear en-
trance to all the wharves including
the channel when the big dredge has
finished its work.
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the connections are, leaky, Take the
railroad wharf, the water is being
sprayed into the harbor there thu ough
a faulty connection. The government
takes no notice of that, but says that
householders are to be blamed for mo-
seeing that water taps are in order
Everywhere, he said, there was evil
dence of great losses. In many in
stances the water could not be seen
to be running to waste, until a bo5t
was procured and a glance taken un
beneath the wharf.
His words were true enough with
regard to the Kukui having Heaky
connection, and the tap on the rail
road wharf being in bad shape.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-21

Coronation King George, Opera
House, Monday. Book now, Promo
ton Committee Rooms. 81, SOC, Csc.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-21

Coronation King George, Opera
House, Monday. Book now. Promo
ton Committee Rooms. 81, SOC, Csc.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-21
AUTOS AND FLOATS

Following are the entries of decor
ated autos and of floats for the Floral
Parade to date.
Autos.
Kilohana Art League, Free Kinder,
garten and Childrens Aid Society, the
United States Navy, Won Hamm-
Young Co., Volcano Stables, Schuman
Carriage Co., J. L. Mclean, f. K.
Durham, Moose Lodge, w. H. Nc
Inerny, A. J. Campbell, Mrs. Hyde
Smith, Walter Dillingham;, Healani
Boat Club, Mrs. Timberlake, L, l.. Nc
Candless, John Walker, J. NJ. Dowsett,
c. p. Morse, D. Mott, Mrs. c. J. Me
Carthy, Myrtle Boat Club, Norman
Courtenay, Wichman & Co., Ltd, H. f.
Wichman, George Davies, Mr., Hunt,
Mrs. Waity, H. f. Lewis, r. j. King,
Geo. p. Denison, George Yamada, Mrs.
c. NJ. Cooke, Associated Garage, Mrs,
R. w. Single, E. F. Bishop, George
Carter, Mrs. Walter Macfarlano, Mrs.
James Jaeger, w. G. Ashley, w. d.
Adams, DR. 0. e. Wall, Miss A. Hus-
tace, Mrs. St C. Sayres, Mrs, E. e.
Dodge, A. Fl. Dondero, DR.. A. C. Wall,
]. R. Gait, c. A. Stanton. Kaimuki,
and Chinese Society
Floats.
Honolulu Fire Department, Chinese
Revolutionists, Myrtle Boat Club,
United Chinese Society, c. Brewer &
Co., Castle & Cooke, Alexander &
Baldwin. J. Walter Doyle's Water
wagon, Honolulu Rapid Transit and
Land Company, Ernest Kaai's Trouba-
dours, Hawaiian Fibre Company, Out
rigger Canoe Club, Hands-Around-the-
Pacific Club, Trail and Mountain Club,
Boy Scouts, Honolulu School for Boys
@ noats), Native Sons of the Golden
1 West, King and Queen Float, Hawaii
an Dredging Company, o. R. G L.
Company.
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CHAPTER v.
Turning on the Hose.

Look! Amt that a snake?"
shrieked Billy. pointing to what
looked to him like a big snake coi.ed
in the yard.
Snake. nothing" sneered his com.
panion, that's a hose. You all time
got to call hose a snake. Come on.
let's sprinkle" ard Jimmy sprang out
Of the swing, jerked up the hose and
dragged It TO the hydrant. MY nam.
ma don't never low me to sprinkle
with her hose. but Miss Minerva she's
20 good ! don reckon she'll care" no
cried mendaciously.
Billy followed. watched his compnn-
ion screw the hose to the faucet aid
turn the water on. There was q hiss
ing. gurgling sound and a stream OF
water shot out. much to the rapture Of
the astonished Billy.
won't Aunt Minerva care" no
asked, anxiously. rs she real 'ligious
oman"
she Is the Christiane-t woman
they is" announced the other child.
Come on. we'll sprinkle the street
and don't want nobody to get In our
way neither"
Il wish Wilkes Booth Lincoln could
zee u.s." said Miss Minerya's nephew.
A big. fat negress. with . bundle
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all time talking bout you going to
have Miss Cecilia for your sweetheart.
She's done already promised me-"
'T'll tell you what" proposed Billy.
femme have her an you can have
Aunt Minerva"
II wouldn't have Miss Minerva to
save your life," replied Jimmy disre-
spectfully. her make amt no bigger'n
that" making a circle Of his thumb
and forefinger. Miss Cecilia, Miss
Cecilia" he shrieked tantalizingly. rs
my sweetheart"
a. betcher I have her fer a sweet
heart soon as ever l see her." said
Billy.
whats your name?" asked Jimmy
presently.
Aunt Minerva says it's william
Green Hill, but faint, it's jest pain
Billy" responded the little boy.
Amt God a nice. good old man."
remarked Billy. after they had swung
in silence for while, with an evident
desire to make talk.
THAT he Is" replied Jimmy, en-
Enthusiastically. Hes bout the forgiv-
INCEST person ever was. l just couldn't
get long at all 'thout him. 1t don't
make no differ'nce what you do or
how many times you run off, all you
got to do is just ask God to forgive
you and tell him you're sorry and amt
going to do SO no more. that night
when you say your prayers, and IT'S
all right with God. S'posing he was
one Of these wants-his-own-wey kind
O. mans, he could make hiself tie
troublesomest person ever was, and
little boys couldn't do nothing a tai.
I sure think a heap Of God. He amt
never give me the worst of 1t yet"
Il wonder what he looks like"
unused Billy.
II spec he Just looks like the three
headed giant in Jack the Giant Kill
err" explained Jimmy. "'cause he's
got three heads and one body. HIS
heads are name Papa. Son and Ho y
Ghost, and his body Is just name
plain God Miss Cecilia 'splained it
all to me and she is bout the splendid
est 'splainer they is. She's my Sun
day school teacher"
She's goin' to be my Sunday school
teacher. too" said Billy. serenely.
Yours nothing: you all time want
my Sunday school teacher"
"Jimmee!" called a voice from the
interior Of the house In the next
yard.
Somebody's a-callin' you." said
Billy.
That amt nobody but mamma" ex-
planned Jimmy composedly.
"Jimmee-ee!" called the voice.
Don't make NO noise" warned that
The Dolores star., 1912-03-01
to cut q piece Of wire. ] stole on
and vent down to Sam Lambs house

to cut q piece Of wire. ! stole Oh
and vent down to Sam Lambs houss
...is morning and token breakfast
with him and his old woman. Sukey.
he boosted.
II knows Sam Lamb" said Billy.
Il rode up on the bus with him.
Hes my partner" remarked Jimmy.
Hes mine. too" said Billy. quick.
ly.
mo. he amt neither: you all time
talking bout you going to have Sam
Lamb for a partner You want every
thing | got. You want Miss Cecilia
and you want Sam Lamb. Well, you
Just amt a-going to have EN-. You
got to get somebody else for your part
ner and sweetheart"
We'll, you Jest wait an see," said
Billy. II got Major Minerva"
"Shucks. they amt no major name
that away" and Jimmy changed tho
subject Sam Lambs sow's got seven
little pigs He let me see 'em such"
said Sam Lambs partner proudly.
He's got COW. too: she's got the
worrisimest horns ever was. l be-
lieve she's a steer anyway"
"Shucks." said the country hoy. con.
temptuously. You do know q steer
when you see one; you can't milk no
steer"
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goes In swimm'n An p"y 49,
can knock q nome.!un IN
curve an ketcn NJ WY o
you gimme q paseosn us'! .
Got q oal wnat
Gimme. An ! amt s-so'h 70
sissy neither. Lima an s H
dolls, me an Jimmy NO seopp
sudden confusion.
Lima and Frances ana JANIS
'e,a. - -" wv,,,,.r,,"
tn. .sua.. ,.c. a,.haa ~ seen
49,. ri. ,nnrr,n'" be acknowledeed.
~. ,,,n.ry. M, . hand nm eitheP
-ss..,s.r .rd ,o,L.d .,ra,rht into hle
aw,u,,.u wbo .,,r,ed that sprink.
u,. nj. morring," sbe Questioned.
.h.,,,v
p,,,v s,.h.a pu,,ti,v and lowered
ri. ,Ss hnt only Tor an instant Quick.
=, ."no,ar,rg h,s comnosure he n.
$500 ,.r g,,. x,sad,lv and IGNORED
h., o,.,,ion
"I 90. va, ham ton. Amt Minerva
ho ram,rhsa TRANQUILITY
:. w,. N,,. Minerva th,s Tina Who
,,., her composure. for her thin. sal
loo ,.c. hscams perfectly crimson.
INV b.au," abe asked consusediy.
.wh" mn, Tint nonsense into youP
,hesay"
"J,mmv sbov him to me-" he 70.
,,,sd ,suntiIv, once more master Of
tho situation and in full realisatiou
n, the fact "Why don't you marry
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Of clothes tied In red table cloth
on her head. came waddlins down the
sidewalk.
Billy looked at Jimmy and giggled:
Jimmy looked at Billy and siggied:
then. the latter took careful aim and
= stream Of water hit the old woman
squarely In the face.
who dat' what's 20 doin''" she
relied. as shs backed on. rs a-ewine
to tell 20 psppy. Jimmy Garner" as
the recognized one Of the culprita.
"Pfnt dat ar hose way rom me. 10
, make yo' ma spank yuh slabsided. !
rot to sit home an wash. Drap Il. ]
ell yuh!"
Two little girls rolling two doll
rukgies IN which reposed two enor'
t,ous rag.babies we're seen approach.
Ing.
That's Lima Hamilton and Frances
Black" said Jimmy. they're my
ehums."
Biliy took = good look At them.
"Thcy's Eoin' 10 bs my churns. toe."
b said. calmly.
Your chums. nothing'" angrily
cried Jimmy. swelling up pompoufly.
you al ,ims trying 10 claim my
,hums. ! can't have nothing . tall
thout you got TO stick your mouth In.
You bout tho selnshest boy they "a.
You want everything l got. all time"
! The little girls were now quite near
and Jimmy hailed them slssfuliy. for.
sstful Of hls anger:
"cone 90. Lana. you and Frances"
10 shrieked. "and We can have the
mostsst FUN, nifty here's done come
10 live with Miss Minsrva and she's
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CHAPTER VI.
successful strategy

II have q present for YOU" said his
aunt. handing Billy = long. recsanEs.
lar package.
Thank you, ma'Am." said her beam.
ing nephew a. he sat down on the
floor. all eager anticipation. and b.
gan 10 unite the string. Ills charm.
Ing. chanEeful face vas bright and
happy again. but his expression be-
cane one Of Indignant amaze - hs
saw the contents Of tho boz.
what I want with . doii?" ho
asked anxrily. Il ain't no girl"
Il think every little boy should
have . doll and learn 10 MAKE
clothes for H." said Miss Minerva. 7
don't want you 10 BE- . great. rough
boy; want you 10 DO sweet and
gentle like . lite girl: ! am going To
teach you how 10 sew and cook and
sweep. 40 you may grow W com
fort 10 mo-"
This was . gloomy forecast for tho
little boy accustomed. ~ he had bssa.
u the freedom Of . bls plantatica.
and be scowled darkiy.
me an wilkes Booth Lincoln aia't
never halter play With 10 dolls ssiscs
YES bora" 10 rsp,isl euissely. We