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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19

statement IN opposition 20 my
resolution Of investigation by
Governor Henry ID Hatfield
OF West Virginia He makes
it plain that in certain parts
Of the state the constitutions
OF both the state and the ma
ton have been nulliiicd. and
the constitutional provisions
for the protection Of the libcr-
" OF the citizens have been
set aside by his arbitrary
cdicts.
Judging the case on his own
statements. VIC have he spec
taele Of a governor OF IN
American state prociaiminl
his purpose 10 proceed in his
lawless course. defiant OF all
limitation on his power which
the constitution has provided.
I have seen sffidavits OF
workingmen who declare that
conditions worse than peonage
have prevailed in the mining
districts OF West Virginia. I
have been informed by relia-
BILE persons that Mother Jones
was tried before a military
ourt-martial. within few
miles OF the state capital,
within the county where the
capital is located.
Mother Jones and other pris-
oncrs, some OF whom are
serving sentences in the peni-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19

Principally through the ef.
forts Of tho exploitation bureau Of
the Chamber Of Commerce. more
than % state. Northwest and ma
tional conventions will be held In
ceaftle during the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19

a MEETING of the John Hay
civic center will be held at the
John Hay school, at which ITamil.
ton Hlgday. assistant secretary of
the port commission. will give an
illustrated lecture on The Port Of
Seattle"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19

All teeth need attention a g
time or another. and II negiecf
lead TO various complieaua1
Don't let the thought Of being fr]
keep you from having your ce1l|
work done. as we can crown. Z
or extract your teeth with ~
lutely no pain TO you. Have :
seen our Ever Stick plate! E1
not slip or drop when you eat
talk. II all your teeth are es
this is the plate you want
Our guarantee is the one .
really protects you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19

TACOMA.-A grand jury investi-
gation Of the police department is
10 be demanded by Chief of Police
LOOMS, whose resignation has been
requested by Mayor Seymour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19
SENATOR WRITES
OF WAR RAGING in
OUR OWN COUNTRY


In the hsa- Of
a "a
hoassnds being.
Virginia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19
SUICIDE OR MURDER ?

ny United Press Leased Wire
SAN DIEGO. May 49, TNe
body OF man. thought 10 be
named Stedman or stogman.
was found today in the harbor
here A sack filled with stones
was tied about tho neck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19
BY JOHN w. KERN

q. 5. Senator From INDIANA and Leader OF o. 5
II any doubt existed the necessity OF nvestiga
ton by congress into conditions in the West Virginia strk,
region these doubts be dispeed after reading OF hs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19
THE GLORY OF A FIN!
SET OF TEETH
CANNOT BE
EXAGGERATED

The tins 1
not far ds:z]
when pro-
attention 1
the teeth u
be compulkql
as a CO
number q N
man Ills Hl
from imr9|
mastiGfios 4
food, the 4
rect resI.l
of negieiz
teeth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19

LOS ANGELES, May 19.-Thc
grand jury Investigating white
slavery IN Los Angeles roconyened
today Several other matters. how
ever. we're scheduled FOR Inyostlga-
tion, and II was uncertain whether
the jury would resume It's probe
into ylco conditions before tomor.
raW
The Chitina leader., 1913-10-07

The steamer Sampson arrived Tn port this morning about 7:30 o'clock, bringing a few passengers, mail and freight. She sailed for Valdez and the westward at 11:30. The following were the passengers for this section:
 For Cordova-J. c. Behymer, w. B. Phin and wife, w. A. Black, John Schmidt, Caleb Corser and wife and child, Mrs. M. Robinson, Mrs. Mary Supermont and 2 second class.
 For Yakutat-M. Fiedendburg, Rev. E. G. Hyerfe, Jos. Bjorn, c. B. Hurd, and J. A. Snow.
 For Katalla-C. E. Bredham and wife, Nels Larsen and H. w. Sell ender.
 For Valdez-Harry R. Brown.
 For Seward-Mrs. H. J. Vaughn, Forest Vaughn, George Deibelbis, George Kasmas, J. J. Cavana, F. E. Whelpley and second class.
 For La Touche-Jas. A. Murphy and 1 second class.
 For Kodiak-Mrs. M. Sargent
The Chitina leader., 1913-10-07

A number of our citizens realize that there is considerable business from here to come before the fed eral court this fall. They further realize that to have the various cases tried at Valdez will result in much inconvenience to litigants and wit nesses. They appreciate the neces- sity for a term of court at Cordoya and have induced the Chamber Of Commerce to take up the matter of trying to secure term for this town. As result the following cable has been sent to Hon. F. M. Brown, pre- siding judge of this division, at Valdez:
 Upon the petition of citizens the Chamber of Commerce requests that a term of court be held at Cordova this fall. Practically all the im- portant cases on the docket are from this section. A great loss of time and expense would be caused by the many going to Valdez, due to the steamship schedule. Rumored that a spring term is contemplated here,
The Chitina leader., 1913-10-07
F. NJ. BROWN, Judge.

but it is vastly more important to hold a fall term. Investigation dis closes that there are seven criminal and eleven civil cases, and possibly more, from this section. Consider that the present arrangement is an injustice to this community"
 The cases referred to in the tele- gram are the following:
 Criminal-U. s. vs. pan Reeder, murder; U. s. vs. Gus Johnson, rob- bery; U. S. vs. Paul Chevallier, as- sault with a dangerous weapon; U. s. vs A. J. McGinnis, grand larceny: U. S. vs. Richard Rimmelin, grand larceny; U. s. vs. M. Radavan, rob- bery; U. S. vs. c. David, assault with a dangerous weapon.
 Civil-Cohn vs. Dooley; U. s. vs Whittemore & Little; Hampton vs Alaska Pacific Ky. & Terminal Co.,; Bolte vs. Bolte; Bowden vs. Patrick; Gray vs. Gray; Robinson vs. EXum 6 Freedman; Thinins vs. Sullivan; Bottstein vs. Leach; Blum vs. Dooley ct al; Gagate vs. Copper River Ky
The Chitina leader., 1913-10-07

NEW YORK, Oct Baseball fans from all parts of the country and scores of minor league magnates and players have been arriving for a week past on every train for the series to start at the Polo Grounds | this afternoon between the New York Giants and the Philadelphia Athletics for the worlds cham pionship. The national commission has headquarters at the Waldorf Astoria, and the worlds series atmosphere has arrived.
 The interest shown in the series has never before been equaled. When the opening game was week away, officials of the New York team announced that they have returned at least S50,00O in checks and cash to persons who desired seats for the games. These requests come from every part of the country, one San Francisco fan sending SIP with . request for seats for all three games in New York. But because of the rule that no seats should be placed on sale before October 6, all such requests were turned down and the money returned.
 ALBANY, Oct. 7.-Attorney h. quiry, for the New York Telephone Company, further testified today that he had loaned Governor Sulzer S10,000. A letter written in con- nection with the transaction was submitted, but was not allowed to become part of the evidence.
 It is reported here that it was upon the recommendation of Gov ernor Sulzer that President Wilson gave appointment to Ambassador Meany.
 VANCOUVER, Oct. 7.-Fletcher T. Hamshaw, who spent the season in the Chisana country, arrived here last night. He came out by way of Mccarthy and Cordova. He then went to Skagway and made a hur- ried trip to Dawson. Although re- l luctant to talk about the new strike he finally declared, "Chisana is one of the greatest camps in the north and 1 believe will be one of the richest. James claims alone will produce two or three million dol lars''
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 7,-Senator Cummings, of Iowa, has made public plan which he has outlined for bringing all elements of the Repub- ltcan party together. His reform plan of conciliation will be sub mitted to both the Republican and Progressive National committees. He states that the chief trouble has been the methods pursued in years past lOI oSdtiuS uS4SSdlSS III luC national convention. His plan would take from the national committee the power to make up a temporary i roll of delegates or to pass on the credentials of state delegates before they are seated in the convention. WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.- Rear Admiral Doyle has been ordered to the command of the Pacific Reserve fleet. He has heretofore been com mandant of the navy yard at Nor folk. The present commander of the reserves, Rear Admiral Alfred Rey- holds, has been ordered to Washing ton, where he will become a mem Der of the examining board. 1 MANILA, Oct. 7.-The new Gov ernor General of the Islands, Francis Burton Harrison, arrived here yes terday afternoon. He was cordially greeted by 100000 people.
The Chitina leader., 1913-10-07
Valdez, Alaska, Sept. 30, 1913.

H SLATER President hamber of Commerce, Cordova
 telegram Will in
 needed in already oe wish to to secure fa trial
 F.. BROWN,
The Chitina leader., 1913-10-07

Steamers Mariposa and Alameda operate on the Southwestern Alaska Route, through the Southeastern Inside Passage" calling at Ketchi- kan, Juneau, Skagway, Cordova, Valdez, Latouche, Ellamar, and Seward; connection at Juneau for Sitka; connection at Cordova with Copper River & Northwestern Rail- way; connection at Skagway with White Pass & Yukon Route; steamer of October 8, November ', December ' connects at Seward with steamer Dora for Alaska Peninsula Route points.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10
ubfait af Sipets 3egnebog.
(af X.)

Som bet fan ffe for ben beoite,
at ban en- ffenne Gag fsIer liz iIoe
tilpns, iligt bar bet gnoet meo @lnr.
meiteren, MiffeI WiffeIien. Mif.
feI, Der eaers bar en- aernefnrI for
en- @larmeIter al barre, bleO uior.
mooet ipg og ieae, og man matte
bare 9ll6 efter 2pgen. Men i'll
aft nbelo bar ben enmle Goftor ielo
ipg og iengeIigeenoe, og ina bar Der
oa ingen anoen llobei, emo at maj
mnatte bi6e | bet fiire sgbIe og toge
ben irige Goftor, bbem man encrs
ingen Glib baboe til. De finoer
10 pan ina mango npe aimiter nh
ON Climber, inofsrer foa meeet mt
5irIefmts, Tom bore Gorfp6re al.
brig bsrte Gale ON, at man fon IL.
Re let prre forfistig not, ON man
effers CAB iIippe> beIffinoct eennem
0ibet. Wii, ben rpe goftor greb Ca,
gerne an paa en- bel an6en Waaoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10
Warsmsoet.

Min Ben 9oit. aipr fan life rig.
tia bIipe iortrolig meo, bbilfen 8or.
anorina bore gnrsme0er ber unoer.
goa. Son erfen6er, at Den fore.
ifane6e MISREPRESENTATION bill
brinse aSifiIliee Sober meo iig. Gen
bill iaoleoes, mener aipr, bIipe me.
re reprafentatip emo bore nub9ren.
be aarsmeoer. os BERT bar ban fif.
fert Net, bet Iieser 10 for Heiten |
Sngen ieIp. Wen ben bill oefao, fri.
Der aior, .brinee ct Samfumos.
puff til fiernere gene, noget bort
miparenbe aarsmsoe life fam.
Deri bar ban fiffert oeion Ret. Nen
iaa er ban bonge for, at Snnfunos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

; en- % iamme artifeI / ct But.
te6lao iorefomner folgenoe 10 10
talelier. Set Get iapanif 6empeD
bar foitet ca. 3 02iaiouer Den, Z
09iaion Collars aSapans
me Seller bar. iom ct @tinoe / 9ln.
Looming al 5aoerens 600. i~fanfet
I Miaion gen 100000 gnno Ster.
Iinq) til 9arm6iertia6eOsanitaIter a
Sfslge ferite Gitot er en- Den lig
t6H Gents, ifslge iiOIte Zig ca.
$3.50. @fen baaoe efter MisiionGr
8inters 0plpSuinq % altrien poa
9anferne Der er en- gen Zig 30
Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

missioner 8pff - 9 ge. g.
ira sntnmg. aina. anfom bar til
9anoet Mtanoug D. I. Sept. meo
0amperen aWanhuria". Otter ct
9ar Cages 0pbolo / OatIono, Sol.
6bor ban toIte oeo ct prioot Msoe /
8aitor g~noreaien's 9iem % oeo ct
abinoemeoe. reiite Fan / 3orsoags
oft paa. 5 Sreoags 9Iftes ifiloe
ran toIe | Salt Cafe Sin % / S6n.
bags Mites / 0eni9heoen / 8enoer.
: sites - Sirson9 - tdlte ban /
Council bluffs. og poa Ssnoaa
6ormiooag oil ban tale / gben-g5er
Qirfe I Chicago. MuIiepis orones
ct Reoe / Rocine / Rorgen. Iors-
bag. 8oitor @nff er paa @ei til
9anmarf poa ct gnrs Orion, OF
aater iig til npite Gfteroar tiIbnae
til @crninaen pao @isiionsmnrfen
/ ainu. Chen oenne Reooelelie
os ira California, er Ser itet
3oranoringer I Mist. Gpffs Heiie.
plan, / boert 8oIo oenne, at ban oil
tale / airfen Der / Blair 5reoog
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10
IRA Narsftlten paa
Chen G5er, gruib, Gsls.

Seq peo paa 5orbonno, oct oil
interesiere .3aniferen" 2Riere at
bore IiOt ON og ira 1gben G5er",
og oa ieg meo min Suitru baDOe ben
@lR0e at onerp9re aarsfeiten, iom
afbolotes Der fra Den 23.-25. Gu.
quit, og bar G9it paa Chen g5er /
ober en- uge. iaa Ifol iee efter eioet
2sfte meooeIe Iiot ON Iamme / oct
5aab, at bet bill biorage til at p9f.
fe mere Snteresie for Den paaifsn.
neIiesbGroi9e @erning, fom epes
Der. Wen ferIt bill ieg tage min
29ier meo poa en- lille Spaoieretlir
eennem Chen g5er anl9g. Get er
bleoen faIot for 7anIfernes ffsnne.
ite Steo Der / Gmerifa, og ieg innf.
~tionerer llotalelien.
vi toger Tom llogan9spunft gn.
en- gruib; berfra er Dog life noget
n9pneDeroigt at meooeIe / oenne
5orbinoeIie. @i bar Der lloiigt
oner en- Gel al BIatteoolen, bnor
Here al pore 2anosm9no bor. On.
firing en- gil 8elt for gnen, belie.
gen6e menem Soneolonoeneien til
Sort Morgon og 9urIingtons SO.
ueobane, Der / en- Y1eaenofItano Of
ca. 90 .roos~ lsber pnralel meo
binanoerL fit1oes Chen G5er meo ct
2anoareal pna 35 Geres, 1bornf be
1912 acres omfotter 9nitoltens
anIGg. @i fsIger asreceien gem
mem @nl9gget, 90 en- Gutomobiltrr
niloe mnaife bore ct mere p~asienoe
llotrDf emo S~pnoieretiir, ioet ni life
fan tnge 3io at 9oa ieennem an.
I9ggets mango, oeiliee Spaoiere-
gauge, bnor hi bIeb neot til at fGt.
tie os oe bnile en- Tile Stino | De
fIere forifeaige 2pitbuie os 2so-
butter, fom finoes Der, og beunore
be iirlige, meo 9Iomiter og 8uife
omfronoieoe, anlGe. Sna ni fol.
ger asreneien, og CO. 10 sroos" ira
5opeoinogmeen pan benitre 5nnno
ligger 8oneobpgninsen Bethesda.
Ser bar 9infonisierne og De ipge -
ierIig De itooig ieneeIigeenoe oeres
Opbolo. Get er en- imuf 8pgning,
opfsrt Of rsoe Nhurften; men farlig
bar ben npe SiIbpgnine, Der belt
igennem er mooerne, bioraget til ge.
tbesoos Gorifsnnelfe og Sormaal.
On n9rmere geifriDelie Of iamme,
tpnfer ieg oil finoes | npite Num'
mer Of g5sbe". 2iot Ipngere frem
oeler 8eien fig og goar uoen ON
en- oeiIig cirfeIformet 2un0. beitaa.
enoe at 80 9r9er og omfrmiet meo
pnoige 8uife. Ser boloes be ftsrre
5riInftsmeoer, os 2irnoen benpttes
peo iomme 2eiIiebeoer iom Spiie.
iaI. Di tiaoo os peo oertne aors.
felt at faIoe Steoet .Nmnre 2nno".
gao Benftre Sioe of geien, lige
operfor raprfe 2uno, ifimter pi
me1em TrReruc 9eItbpen, beItaa.
enoe at II 9eIte, 0iesebol1en iamt
gNaIborgs Min6e~. Weboerne Der
fer Iibt boone ub, iom be figger Der
uoItrafte poa beres 2iseeftoIe; bog
CT Der pift ineen of .Gmfferen"s
Qrgere. 6er nil mi81m6e 6is}e ttrde
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

AIbert 2unoe og S~nore-Waisiion
{ ariitianin. Oct bar naft megen
Gpiigt / firfeIige areoie, i~friber
.2utb.@, at ariltiania Snore.Dlis-
fion 8eitprelie bar n9etet at uoIeie
galmepergaoens Wisfionsbus til ben
befenote S9gprpoitmt 4Ibert 2in.
be, ON bnis EaleritoI MI | flere
Mar 1ulinoer Far iamIet fig, og
bnis tiolisere ariitianiamsoer niit-
NOT ole blep boIot | Misfionsbuiet.
Nisfonens 8eItpreIie angiper iom
G~obeoeruno til 6ens 99gtelie, OF
Qunoe bar oannet en- egen Sore
ming, .9en epaneeliffe Screening"
fom I bisie 5ope0pumfter, napnIig
ODER for SpergsmaoIet ON Gen.
baob, life itoor poo ben Iiitberife
BefenbeIies @runb. Der orbeioes
uu poa at ffoffe aIbert 2inoe gen.
&c til at reiie ct eset GoriomIings-
bus | ariitiania, bportiI @rtno al.
lereoe ftaI bore fsbt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

oqgcIien. at 9ooeoet ior en- itor
9lation iaalcoes itiaer iia ielu %
lit qano til ct fortrptt Soils og I'll
5rposiagens Sieneite. @r. @ilion
uoeIuffer meo 0perlGg 9rig iom ct
aPiooeI, ioet minoite in0til ale on.
Ore WioIer bar ifaaet ieil."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

Om Br9fioent WiIions guoffab
onoaoenoe Merico ffriDer ct repre-
i~entotipt BIno I Miotpeiten: nar.
giimentet en-, at ri mere END nogen
Sinoe er forbunone til Greo. Dor
Gtorbeo og Wagt paalRgger os
fom EIigt at piie EiIbagebolo og
cperbrrenbeo. anore Waticners
llnoeritptteIie eer bet emo mere MO-
benoiet for os Of fpIge ben Sti,
jorn Mominiftrationen bar afihiffet.
Sneen | yeroen Fan, efter at ban
bar Irit g~rriioent WiIfons noble
Gale, tpibIe bm Dor Regerings lin.
teresieretbeb. Dpbbietbeb | Seniigten
oon6er eennem enbper 2inie. Oct
bttr6e barre b0rO meeet for Grebsbe'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

Misiionsitatiitif. SfsIee ben ie.
nett uOarbeioeoe Statiitif bier BET
epangeIiife 8eroensmisiionsarbeioe
blanot iffe-friItne 6oIf fsIgenoe 9oI
for 1912: Observation-Disclosures Sn0.
fomiter / Siemlmbene: t09,456,0O0
6r., Observation-Disclosures Snofom.
tier paa Wisiionsmorfen: 28,449,.
600 ar., Mislionarer (incI. Mis-
fionprbuItruer): 24,092. inofgote
at~eoarbeioere: 1882, noooersbe-
rettigeoe Weofemmer: 2,644,170,
De inofeote ariltnes antol: 6.055,.
425 oebt / aoret 1912: 2t2,635.
geo SammenIigning meo StatiItif.
fen for 1911 bier oisie EaI en- 5or.
seeIie, ser er ber6 at Ipgge WRr-
fe til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10
0nsoag Den 10. Sept. 1913.

9ruitemangeI / gtorge. Get nor
ife glao nSioens Ge8n4 oplDier, at
Der er Diaugei paa YrGiter / ytor'
se. Mange graiteembeoer itaar le'
bige, og ingen Anieser meIoer Jig.
9reitemanglen igles iqrlig | Den
uorore Gel al Sanoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

Or. 8. q. @rapiae, 9%r9iioenten
for @enniplpania College, bolot
npIie iflg. Plug" en- 6oreI9sning /
gortbfielo, Masi, for DC Der for-
iomleoe 8aiter og Stlioenter oeo
Sommerifolen. Gette iiges at oGre
fsrIte Sang, en- Sutberaner er Bile.
pen onmooet ON at optr9oe iom
Caller beo oenne Sfole. Yroiesiorens
emne bar: nSporfra ifaI ri faa DO
&c Siemme-M isiiOn9rer2"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

Waalet naaet. S n9utberaneren"
al 3. os. i~frioer Broi. 5. u. Sill.
babl, Der ioreitaar SnoiamIingen til
Subelionoet: Set er mig en- itor
@l9oe at funne meooeIe, at Der ben
4. September Dor inofommet $780,
900 i aontarter til Subelfonoet, og
at ri altioa baooe ben of War.
Sames s. 9ia itipuIereoe Gum for
at foa De $4,000, iom ban bar
Ippet."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

Serren bar iaot: 0aar bu aiber
almisfe, oo lao life bin penitre
pioe, bpoo Din bsire esri - aa,
bpor er bet BOG nsie taeetl &por
bIiDer pi al, hi StafIer, noar Dor
almisie beies paa oenne @uooom.
mems @iIop9et. Sffe cngons min
egen Saanb, Ianst minbre oo mine
0oboer, ia, Ionet minore enonu
belle Sognet. belle Stiftet. belle Can.
bet, tor bibe ON min @npe. &por
er bet bog nsie taeetl - Cab %
iaa iom Wobiatnins bertiI betrn.
fe, bbab Der fer, uaar en- Winionqr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

Entered at Blair Post office as second
class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

Advertising rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

g. @. s. Tom life boI6er o6ebe",
BET lille gIoo, Boitor Wnoien no.
giber fra Chen G8er, buroe iub.
ifribere poo BET. Oct brineer Weo.
oeIeIfer fra Chen g5er ell Sang ON
Mnoneoen, er 16 Gi6er fort, TO.
tier 30 Gts. ON aaret. Oct itstter
8erningen Der, oe fan maoife uGffe
mere Snteresie oa 5oritnaelie for
ben ifsnne 8erning. 6. q.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-01
Daddy Bedtime
The Pear That
Manu. Didn't Stick
To Its Twig'

PACK and Evelyn came upstairs, each with a nice yellow pear
Mother gave them tt IS because we have minded everything ne
said today" the children said.
- That's fine" daddy replied. Then those pears ought to taste NICE
And we're going to share them with you. daddy, dear" they added
"You may have a bite Of mine first" Eveyn invited. So daddy took a ohe
Of Evelyn's pear-not a great big greedy bite but a nice small polite oe
Then he took q bite OF Jacks pear, and after that he said he had thought u a
story to tell them, and the story was to be about a pear.
ut was a fine big pear, and it grew away up On top of the tree SAID e.
Every morning the u woke 1t up, and the little birds sang to 1t q IL
rocked on it's limb. 1t had a lovely place to grow.
Now and then the people to whom the tree belonged would come out to
look at the fruit.
That's of the handsomest pears I've ever seem the farmer said to
his wife.
Eyes, indeed I've no doubt 1t would take a prize at the county fair his
wife replied.
"I think I'll save 1t for that Up there on top of the tree it is quite safe
from HARM tho farmer answered. 1T cal hang there until the fair opens
"fWhats the county farT the pear asked, and the old mother tree an
swered him.
1.-The fair is q place where the people of the county take the best Of every
thing that they have grown 81 that others may zee It, To be taken to the
to grow large and sweet and handsome, so that the persons who have charge
"Tm tired staying up here at the top Of this old tree the pear grumbed
It's lonesome and I wish l was down below, where I could see something
"a naughty little gust of wind going by heard him and came back with a
puff and a shake. The pear was So busy plying himself that he had forgot
ten to hold tight to his twtg' Is little PEARS should do. and down he went to
the ground.
Zone cheek was bruised where he fell. and in the night a little rabbit
hoped up and bit a piece out Of the other cheek.
"n the morning when the farmer picked up the pear he shook his head
sadly 1T isn't even 1T for the table now he said as he threw it into a clump
Of bushes, where the ants and the rabbits soon finished it"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-01
News Notes From Fargo Library

Collins-Wireless Telegraphy and
Telephony.
Timbie-Essentials Of Electricity.
Cook Books.
Farmer-New Book of Cookery.
James-Chafing dish.
Larned-New Hostess Of Today.
Games.
Foster-Auction Bridge UP to Date
Foster-Bridge Manual.
Foster-Whist Manual.
Literature. Essays, Etc.
Chesterton-Miscellany of Men.
Crothers-Humanly Speaking.
Repplier-Americans and Others.
Cairns-History Of American Liter
allure.
Cooper-some English Story Tel
Readers and Speakers, Collections of
Poems. Etc.
Quiller-C Couch - oxford Book of
English Verse.
Bryant-New Library of Poetry and
Song.
Eggleston-American War Ballads.
Knowles-Year Book Of Famous
Lyrics.
Moody-Poems and Plays.
Clark-Handbook of Best Readings.
McCaskey-Lincoln Literary Collec-
ton.
Biography.
Gross-Lincoln's Own Stories.
Muir-Story of My Boyhood and
Youth.
Travel and Description.
Amundsen-The South Pole.
Beveridge-Russian Advance.
Bryce-South America.
Dodd-Cathedral Days.
Franck-Zone Policeman SO.
Hearn-Japan: An Interpretation.
James-With the Conquered Turk.
Mikkelson-Lost in the Arctic.
Nevinson-New Spirit in India.
Prescott-Conquest of Peru,
Townsend - Along the Labrador
Coast.
Wack-Story Of the Congo Free
State.
Wagner-With the Victorious Bull
garians.
Winnie Bucklin,
Librarian.