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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-17
REINHART's ERROR
LET IN TWO RUNS
Cedar Rapids Won From Monmouth
Yesterday, Score
s to 2,

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, June IT,
A bad peg by Reinhart letting West
and McCarty score in the second.
started Cedar Rapids toward taking
the final from Bert Hough's Browns
The locals cinched their victory by
punching hits In two other innings and
ended it up with to 2 victory
The score: r. II. b.
Monmouth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Cedar Rapids .............. 6 /
Batteries: Mitchell, Berg and
Sampson; Hopper and Mccarthy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-17
Burns Starts Training.

limited Press Leased Wire Servicel
CHICAGO, June 17.-Frankie Burns,
eastern light weight who is to box ten
rounds with Johnny Coulon at Ken
osha, Wis, next Monday night, started
training today. Earl Denning is Burns
sparring partner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-17
MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS
Anne RIcAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Boston, $50: st. Louis. 1852 (12 in
nings.) Batteries-Wood and Nuna-
maker: Leverenz and Agnew.
Detroit, 5-S-1; New York, 3-4-2 Bat
teriesHall. Lake, Zamloch and
Stanage; Schulz, Heating and sween-
ey.
Philadelphia, $40; Cleveland, $50.
Batteries Plank and Schang; Falken-
berg and Carisch.
Chicago, 4-6-1; Washington, ia.
Batteries Russell and schalk; Groom
Engel and Henry.
Where They Play.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia
Detroit at Boston (morning and af-
ternoon.)
Cleveland at Washington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-17
oroanIzed Roofing.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Ma
tionals will have organized roofing"
behind them from now on. A mass
meeting last night resulted in the
''boosters club" with business men.
clergymen, prominent folk and plain
fans as members. The club will have
regularly assigned seats in the grand
stand beginning today.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-17
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Results Yesterday.
Ottumwa at Keokuk; no game.
Burlington. 13; Muscatine. Z.
Kewanee, 4; Waterloo, 2.
Cedar Rapids, 5; Monmouth. 2.
Games Today and Tomorrow.
Keokuk at Muscatine.
Cedar Rapids at Kewanee.
Burlington at Ottumwa.
Waterloo at Monmouth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-17

We're In Muscatine today. With.
Jenkins back and Jack on second,
we'd ought to be able to do some
thing to the button makers.
Notice Quincy still swims around in
the cellar.
Child, Barnes, the youthful Dav-
export pitcher, and allow; us to re-
mark again, last year with Keokuk,
has won nine out of ten FULL games
he pitched. He has played in twelve
games to date and is hitting .237
But thirty runs have been scored Off
the boy in all of the games he pitched.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette speaks
truthfully when it pays Bert Hough
the following compliment:
Those who noticed with what calm
Burt Hough watched the Rabbits
spank the Browns Saturday had to adj
mire the Monmouth manager The
boss of the Browns did not utter a
word that would indicate anger
against his players. Instead he quiet
ly tried to encourage the men. Hough
has the faculty which marks him a
gentleman under all circumstances.
Speaking figuratively, the Waterloo
Reporter says: Poor old Jeffries
was carried out of the park on a
stretcher. When the first game was
called the backstop weighed in at 210
pounds but left the park mere
shadow. Most of his weight could be
seen evaporating from his blouse
And then he had to play eight innings
more after Richards was canned" in
| the first inning of the second game.
Hawk-Eye: Eddie Herr, who man
aged Hannibal for time two years
ago, seems to be on the toboggan
Since his release as manager of the
Clarksdale team, it is not certain from
the records where he has gone. Herr
| is a popular man and has lots oil
friends in the baseball world, but he
appears to have lost his grip on the
/ game in late years.
I Ottumwa Couries: Heine Schleib
liner, who was injured in a practice
game about April 20, has joined the
flock and has taken the place Of
/ George Burns on the initial sack.
number OF fans who witnessed yester
days double bill at Keokuk say thai
the Davenport boy is just as good as
Burns. The fans were also impress
ed with the work of Walker Beach
regardless of the fact that he was
touched up rather often during The
second battle. Beach will probably
work again Wednesday.
Waterloo Courier: 1t took Manag
er Richards several minutes to wall
from second base to the bench, and i
also took him several minutes to gath
er up his outfit at the bench Water
loo fans await with considerable
anxiety to learn IL the Kewanee man
ager ia suspended. 1t is certain tina
Richards was not paying Glenalyir
any compliments while he was leaving
i the grounds, and 1t Is also certain tina
he delayed the game.
Muscatine Journal: The signing O
Pennington came in the nature OF
complete surprise to local fandor
4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-17

Since last Tuesday, when he severed
his connections with the Boilermak-
ers, Penny had been member of the
Keokuk club. holding down third base
for the Indians in great fashion. Sub
sequent developments showed that he
had not secured his release from
Kewanee at all and was so notified IN
kilograms from President Hugh Hill
of Kewanee, and President M. E.
Justice, head of the Central Associa-
ton. In the meantime. SO 1t would
seem, Boss Boyle was manipulating
the strings behind the scenes, cul-
minating in his securing the great
inielder.
Pennington will hold down first
base. meaning the benching of Oliver
Kohr, who in reality is a catcher.
Miller, who reported to the Muskies
several days ago at Keokuk, was
given his release yesterday by Boyle.
Miller is said not to he in shape.
Kohr will do relief duty and act as
pinch hitter.
President NJ. E. Justice viii call a
meeting of the league directors at
Burlington some time between the
fifth and tenth of July. The meeting
according to Mr.. Justice will be held
to talk over general matters and ev-
erything Of interest to the Central
Association will be discussed.
Whitaker will probably pitch the
game at Muscatine this afternoon. He
finished up half inning for Burnham
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-17

Whitaker will probably pitch the
game at Muscatine this afternoon. He
finished up half inning for BurnhamI
on Sunday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of tho Clubs.
Yesterdays Results.

4" SS&SFS0y 'tSSNteSs y
Brooklyn, 10-20-2; st. Louis, $40.
Batteries -Rucker and o. Miller; Sal
lee, Burk. Harmon and Mclean.
Chicago, 1851; Philadelphia, $40
8. Batteries Cheney and Bresnahan;
Marshall, Chalmers, Alexander Hart
trauft and DOOM, Killifer and Howley.
New York, 4-10-2; Cincinnati, 2-9-2.
Batteries -Marquard and Myers;
Suggs, johnson and Clarke and King.
Boston, 6-12-1; Pittsburgh, 5-9-2.
Batteries-Rudolph and Rariden;
Camnitz. Hendrix, Adams and Cole
man and Gibson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-17

Muscatine Journal: The signing of
Pennington came in the nature OF a
complete surprise to local fandom
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-17
Sporting Views
By the Editor

We're In Muscatine today. With
Jenkins back and Jack on second,
we'd ought to be able to do some
thing to the button makers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-17

Where They Play.
Brooklyn at ST. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-17

Five Years Ago.
Scouting along seven or eight years
later, finds Keokuk in the Central
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-21
BOlgarske izgube.

"Frangfurter Z%eitung'' poroGa IL
Belgrade: Delegat Rdecega' kri.
IA DIR. Marval ceni Stevilo bolgar.
skin ranjencev ma $4,000, Stevilo
mrtvih ma 10000. Pri ten pa MISC
ystete izgube pri Cataldzi, XII INA.
Sajo tudi okolo 10000. Ia nalez.
Ijivimi boIeznimi ie pri Cataldzi
obolelo priblizno $1,000 voiakov
med tenn mekaj sto "a kolero.
Spravljanje ranjencev ie silno
tezavno. Transportirajo Jill V
volovskimi vpregami Gez mocvirie
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-21
Skandalozne razmere v avstrij-
skin voiasnicah.

V seJl dne /. dee. so V drzavnem
zbcru socialdemokraticni poslanci
Leopold Winarsky, Muchjtsch in
DIR. stavili ma b~rambnega ministra
~naslednJo interpelacijo:
Phi II. lovskem bataljonu, XII je
~nastanJen Y Judenburgu ma Sta.
Jerskem, trpe vojaki zaradi sla.
bin razmer. Kruh dajo moStvu V
tako manjih mnozinah. da so "
prisle pritozbe naravnost il kom.
panij. Ma podlagi teh pritozb Sc
Je kruh nekoliko poveGal in daiali
so mostvu Sc posebej nekaj pre-.
pecenea. Prepecenec je pa cesto
popolnOma neuziter. PRAY tako
kakor hranenje, je slabo tudi raw
nanJe 2 moStvom. Porocnik Kle.
ment. ki je dodeljen .. kompaniji,
zmerJa vojake z najrazliGnejsimi
psovkami. Beside: 'tepec". zani-
krnez, pes sviniski" so mu mai
lJubsa imena. Nikakor pa nj zado.
volJen samo S tenn psovkami,
marvel tudi pretepa vojake. XII SO
podvrzeni vojaskim predpisom in
Sc zaraditega ne morejo pray mic
braniti. Zadnji cas- ie tore.j. da
predstojne vojaSke oblasti odpra.
vIo tako ravnanje z vojaki. XII nj
prav mic primerno. da hi zbudilo
prl vojakih vdanost do sluzbe.
Vsied nevarnega politi6nega po-
lozaja in preteGe vojne nevarno.
sti hi Uncle vOjaSke oblasti dovolj
vzroka. ravnati 2 drzavljami V vo-
Jaski suknji tako. da hi V resnem
slutaju tudi Gutili. ia utegnejo 2
drzavo. "a katero morajo tvegati
svoje zivljenje. res tud. kai IL.
ugbiti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-21
RaZnO.
ZAKAJ PCJEMA STEVILO


trancoske zene rode re mnogo
let premalO otrok. Mani prihaja
otrok ma svet, mega odmrje l.judi
IN stevilo Francozov polagoma IL
pada. Pojemanje porodov je pro
vzrociO ma Franciscan zivahne
debate in izdelani so bill cello ma
crti, XII maj hi zabranjevali po-
jemanje porodov.
Podoben pOjav, dasI ne tako
mocan, Sc kaze tudi ' drugih dr.
zavah ma Angleskem. V Nemciji
in tudi V Avstriji. Stevilo poro-
dov V ten dezelah sicer Sc ne "a
staJa "a stevilom smrti. a vendar
upada leto "a letom. Podatki zad-
NIGGA ljudskega stetja il /. 1910
kazelo traJno pojemanie porodov.
he nekaj casa Sc vodijo v av-
striJskem casopisju Dodge razpra-
We o pojemanju porodov in snuje-
10 Sc mogoei in nemogoci naGrti.
HI MAJ ia pojav zajeze. Pred vsem
vazno je pOiskati vzroke zakaj IL
pada stevilo porodov. Enkrat DO
jenna Stevilo porodov, ker naraS-
ca stevilo pridobivajocih zenskih.
Povsod. kjer kapitalizem poSilia
zenske v tovarne. pojemajo poro-
dl. Oh nosecnosti Sc Zadostno ne
varuJeJo in cato so splavi pray po-
gostni. Vsled mnogoStevilnih po-
rodov in nezadostnega negovanja
pa Oslabi zensko telo in zdravniki
pray pogosto priporocajo DELAY
skim zenam. da omejijo Stcvilo o.
trok.
Nezadostno varstvo delavk ic
glavni vzrok pojemanja porodov.
drugi vzrok pa je Silna draginja.
Cd leta do leta ie tezia izreja rod
bine cello tedaj. Ge oba roditelia Z
delom sluzita kruh. Mnogo de-
lnvk So ne poroci. ker Jim gospo-
darske razmere ne d~opuS6ajo. A.
ko pa Sc poroke vzlic tchtnim go
S~podarskim pomislekom sklepaio.
oStaJa Stevilo otrok ma.jhnO. ker
nj sredstev "a prehrano. Tudi med
delavstvom je Gez dale wee rod
bin 2 enim. dvema otrokoma. ker
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-21

sc boje bede, ako Sc rodbina DO.
mnozi.
NaJizdatnejse sredstvo roper
pojemanje porodov je temeljita
izprememba dosedanje gospodar-
ske politike. Ma drugi strani pa
10 treba poskrbeti z zadostnim
varstvom delavk IA dusevno in te-
lesno Ddravje mater. TIE poti pa
sta zaprti kapitalisticnim drza-
VAN, katerim je wee do visine kur-
GOV nego do cloveka vec do pro-
flta nego do sploSnega blagosta-
MIA.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-21
Ohutnosti ma

YIN usLooIi nd dnRleSkem
parniku. Spanish list porocajo il
Corune, da so ma angleskem par.
niku Brunswick" zalotili Stir;
p%otnike. Xxi so Sc brez voznih list.
kov vtihotapili ma parnik, da Sc
tako ma cenen nacin pripeljejo v
Ameriko. Kapitan je dial na to vse
stiri zapreti V kabino. kjer jih je
pet dni pustil popolnoma brez
vsake hrane. V skrajni sill so stra.
daJoci zlomili vrata in Sc ma ko.
lenih vlekli pred kapitana ter ga
prosili "a kruh in delo. Kapitan
Je pa potegnil revolver in diva ma
mestu ustrelil, enega pa ranil.
Trupla so Y New Orleansn sprawl.
Ii ms suho. Spanska vlada stvar
preiskuje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-21

made In drzave. u Guvs.vom "a
doseenega maseevanja je udrla
nasa pehota dale, plenec IL tur-
SIKH voz vse, kar je lie moglo ne
sti IN je metala ma desno in levo
vozove in municijske omare v vo-
do, da je napravila presto pot ma
81 arteljeriji. Vojakom Sc MISC
snlmili ubozci pod vozovi. Brez
usmiljenja so Jill morrill, 2 baioneti
in metali V vodo. Tedaj sem rabbi
svoJo pOveljnisko oblast in marsi
kateremu sem resil zivljenje. Mi
mogrede Yam lehko poroeam. da
Je eden naSih ~najboljSih sodrugov
reSil zivljenje tisoe bezeGim Tur.
kom. To smo lehko storili. ker smo
bill Stirje Cd strankinega vodstva
oficirii.
P~rctresljivi prizori so Sc mno.
zlli. elm deli m prihajali. Kjer
so bila tia nekoliko poll suha.
Smo videli vse po!no turSkih dru-
Yin. star6ke zene, otroke. XII so Sc
ma pol zmrzli tresli V dezju. Smrt-
ma tinota ie vladala med mimi.
Napol mrtvi otroci MISC mogli wee
kricati. Strahotno ie bilo pogleda-
II mrtve Otroke. XII so bledi i'm IL
Stradani lezali oh potu. Ia mehko
meso teh otrok so Sc pulile cete
%gavranov, XII so mas redno sprem-
lievale.
koncno, da so naSi zivci postal
napeti do Skrajnosti. smo nasli
pc vaseh Sezgane ljudi. CetaSi.
najzanikraejSi element cloveSkc
druzbe, so u%prizorili tukaj neGlo-
yeSka deianja. Metali so l.judi V
ogenl. Pc deset so Jill zvezali Sku-
paJ in mad mimi zazgali kup sla-
me ali Sena.
Zivi liudje v ognju! Tega ne
BON nikdar pozabil. Vsakega
zdravega cloveka, XII je to videl,
preganja Ia slika V sanjah.
Pc vsem. kar smo videli i'm dozi,
veil, nj pray ME Gudnega. ce "a,
klitcmo. da mas sliSijo vsi Proc z
vojno,
Sedai taborimo po umazanih
turskih vaseh. Raj Sc godi pc V e
tn, o ten ne vemo nicesar. ker
nam je titanje casopisov prepove-
dano. SliSa!i smo lie. da preti vsled
b%alkanske voine izbruh svetovne
voine. &c pomislim ma to. tedai
nimam miru. Kaj so ljudje priSli
cd um? IL vojne. IL krutih izku-
Senj, Sc obracamo do vas. edinih
kulturnih ljudi. do evropske So
elaine demokracije. $ prosnjo :
BOlujte Sc z vso Silo proti vojni.
zdruzite ST. L mani V klicu: Proc
2 vojno'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-21
P~atrioticno cvetie.

"eiiotioIo CNCIJe. us Deu-
tSche kunst - und Antiquitaten
prlnasa naslednji oglas:
Ia muzeie in nabiralcel Otro-
ske srajcice c~esaria Viljema l. IL
leta 1902. Z zaGetnicami. Pristnost
zajamcena. Cena 120 Nix. Pound
he ma lserlohe ...
Poizvedeli smo. da so bile srai-
cice ! ma nckaterih mestih so Sc
poznali Sc sledovi - takoi proda-
ne "a viSoke Gene do 1000 mark
Odslej picnic in druzega perila
kronprincov najbrz ne bodo mic
wee prali. temvec Jill s sledovi
vred prodajsli kot dragocene pa
triotiene relikvije.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-21

Je nekoc prebral V dveh, treh Sc
kundah. Povesti, pesmi. zgodovin-
ske dogodke in slicno lazje Gtivo
ponovi bolnik, ko so njegove oci
pocivale dive sekundi ma doti6ni
Strani knjigc. Razlage "a ia nena-
walden pojav. doslej 1dravnik Sc
nj naSel.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-21
Use oci obrnjene ma Milwaukee.

Use oci obrnjene ma Milwaukee.
Ako Sc zanimate Ia napredek
c~lovestva pazite ma Milwaukee.
kJer socialist kontrolirajo mesto
in county in vrsiio veliko delo.
To pa najlazje storite, ako Sc ma
roeite ma Milwaukee Leader.
nov. soc. dnevnik. Leader je IL
vrsten in metropolitski casopis,
h prinasa vse novice, najve6 DO
zornosti pa posveca delavskim in
teresom.
N%arocnina "a cello leto znasa
$500, 25c ma mesec. - Naslov:
The Milwaukee Leader, Milwau-
kee, Wis.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-21
VISA obcina prestopila k prote.

stantizmu. Obcino Venelles pri
MarSeillu (Francosko) je obiskal
leta 1909. velik potres. pri cemur
sc je zrusila tudi cerkev. Za6eli so
nabirati zbirko "a novo cerkcv V
Venellesu, toda marseillski skof
Je sklenil in dolocil. da no cerkev
poStavlJena wee ~kilometrov cd We
nellesa. Nenellski prebivalci so
proti temu protestirali. Ker pa ie
hli nJih protest neuSliSan. je skle-
Mia celia obcina. da in corpore pre-
stopl X prOtestantizmu in da bo
postavila "a nabrani denar prote-
Stantovsko cerkev. Dnc 4. deem
bra m. !. so ono cerkev posvetili.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-21
Nenaden pojav. Francoska ere

Nenaden pojav. Francoska "Rc-
vue poroca o nenavadni hitrosti
citanJa bolnika. XII Ga je zdravil
ocesni zdravnik V Parizu. Bolnik
Je V stanu. da 2 enim samim DO
gledom precita stran knjige. z
ocmi preleti V dveh do treh Sc
kundah s stran in ponovi potem
besedo "a besedo. Sc cello po pre-.
teku wee let je lehko ponovil. kar
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-21
EFFICIENT
HOUSEKEEPING
Cooking BY Steam
By HENRIETTA D. GRAUEL
domestic scienc e Lecturer)

Steam cooking sounds ominous. to housekeepers who has not learned
the convenfences of the method, Its advantages and economies. When
a number Of articles are o be cooked at once, or when room o the stove
Is at a premium, Or fuel is scarce, the steamer is a friend In need.
Even the worst intentioned cook that vr scorched a steak cannot
have anything but success with it, for food will not scorch or burn in
it o. overlook. Food come ut tender and juicy with natural flavor pre-
served; there is little lost In weight.
There re a number of new-style steamers, but all III modelled af-
ter the built by Count Rumford two generations ago.
Neither steam nor water comes in contact with the food, and q pipe
running through each compartment carries up and out all odors.
A steamer filed with various foods will cook eveningly and quick
coal range. Only enough heat is used to keep the small quantity of
water at the boiling point
A dinner consisting Of fowl, potatoes. parsnips, biscuits and ap-
pies cooked In a medium-szed cooker o our hearts completely.
The fowl a placed IN the lower compartment first. with quartered
potatoes around it.. A little water was put In the dripping pan. but no
.basting a required.
The parboled, peeled parsnips were sprinkled with melted butter
thirty minutes later. rrt -.t
A third shelf held the apples. Then to see If the odors would pene-
.trate the different shelves, onions were skinned, dipped n butter and
placed In the top-the water compartment was filled and the whole
placed over a sir ga burner. .
At the end OF a n hour and a half the chicken was 80 tender 1t fell
apart 1t thu touch. W. tips OF the wings wered delicious and not dried
past use.
The fowl a dshed on a hot platter, and the rich juice thickened
and then poured over it and the mealy potatoes A pan of biscuit was
slipped In the empty compartment and more water poured in the boiler
and the heat increased. The parsnips we're placed in the owe for one
moment to brown. The onions we're tender and delicate and had not
scented the rest of the food in the slightest degree.
When the foods we're all dshed and served, the biscuits, were done
though OF course, not Drowned. We ate them with the chicken gravy,
like dumpings, and voted the cooker a great success ---
Experiments have shown that mor IAN be ACCOMPLISHED With the
than with the freless cooker.
Bread, cake and pies may be cooked in 1t till thoroughly done, then
put In he oven long enough to brown attractive1y.
This obvaes all danger of uncooked o overlooked pastry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-21
Daddy's Bedtirne
O.. Tiny Flossie's
OLOIV- Funny Little
Tea Party

N the stroke Of the clock Jack and Evelyn car upstairs.
a N Little boys and girls who g 0 to oed so promptly ought to be 70
w. warded SAID daddy
Then you must tell VI a very nice story. daddy. dear" the
youngsters suggested
AS If all ~ tories were 10 ntceP" reproved daddy. pretending to be Of
tended
'FlosAe Is a dear little girl with blue eye and fluffy yellow hair. At
Christmas Santa Claus brought her dear little table and tea set
"Fhmiesm III taught her how to lay the cloth and set the table Now
vou have LEARNED 50 nicely you may give ten party her mamma said
"Flmsie st. down and printed little Invitations She sent out to ach OF
her dolfes, n to Fluffy and her W kittens and ne to big jolly Rover
But you see I'm having tn party for papa. h explained Its to b
4 sprtse purity for him.. n 50 won't send him any invitation
She set the table and then hurrted to dress the dolls Each had to wear
its incest tWck and newest rbbo a b. party She dressed them verge care
fully 81. e4
Then she hunted up Fluffy and her kittens n tied rbbons around theft
uecks A . ou as he kittens smiled n food they wanted the tea party =
begin at nee
Meow meow they cried Give III SOM milk: were hungry
You are very rude little pusNes FiosMe scoded IT isn't polite to at
for anything at a party You Just waltz until everybody has some. and THU
party doesn, begin until my papa comes home So you can't have anything
at all to eat TIL then
The kittens sat down in a corner and looked vey cross while Rover
suiked in the other corner keeping an ee OH III table
~ don't believe FhSAe could have waited much longer. bt lust then q
familiar step was heard outside
"Sptse. party sprise party cried Flosshs. rushing out into the hall and
utoh fathers arms
They went ttoth he sitting DON where the tea table was spread, and her
papa looked as surprised as F1ossie expected Rover raj Just whkkng .
<andwich o If the plate n m OF he kittens Jumped down from tn table In
yer suspicious way. b, snan things like this should not be noticed In
youhe guests
And what dc you supposed F'ossies papa had brought home lovely
oo1 of chocoates n they finished OF thu tea with those Rover would have
eaten the whole OK II given q chance"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-21

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