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Lloyd McWilliams. spent Sunday at
the F. A. Brown home.
Mrs. Asa Brown visited her friend,
Mrs. Heman Newcom, Wednesday.
Albert Whey and family visited at
the Sam Anderson home Sunday.
Miss Hattie Boysen was a Deloit
caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Whey autoed
to Denison Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Newton spent tn
fore part of the week at the home OF
her father.
Mrs. e. NJ Paup. of Denison, spent
a few days at the Newton home.
Mrs Bert Mckim and children Wis
tied with Miss Loyicie Morris Thurs
day.
Rev. Ralston and wife visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Newton Friday.
Mrs. Beaman drove down to the J.
w. Wilkinson home Thursday to spend
the day. igG.trsl., l,,- ea,..lz
Donald Wilkinson is '"wielding. thee
birch" this fall. We think Donald will
make successful teacher. f5 4ta,
Mrs. Stanley Browne is holding
forth at her old school. i,r4 sIg
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Brown were Den
ison shoppers Thursday. .a5al
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown spent
Sunday in Denison. INK III.
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Arthur Pauson and sisters, Deli;
and Edith, and brother, Alvin, depart
ed for Smithland Wednesday.
Miss Olga Taylor visited friends il
Denison Monday and Tuesday.
Martin and VIM. Sykes and Eric
Hanson and children are down with
the measles at present; also viii
Simons' children.
Mr. and Mrs Swan Nelson visited
at the Levi Erickson home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Taylor and fam
lily wish to thank their friends and
neighbors for their kindness in the
illness and death of Irena, and for the
beautiful flowers.
Miss Jessie E. Fleming visited at
the Geo. Newcom home Saturday and
Sunday
Carl Kulberg and family and moth.
er and sister, Anna, autoed to Mari
thOn Monday to visit relatives for a
few days.
Mrs. August Linman spent the past
week at the home of her son, Rus
sell.
Mrs. Geo. Newcom returned the last
of the week from her visit at Des
Moines and Rock Island Ill.
Misses Jessie and Margaret Flem-
ing left Monday for Cedar Falls to be
gin their school work
Mrs. Albin Jarl and son visited her
sister, Mrs. o. Tellgren, and family
several days the first of the week.
Miss Margaret Fleming was a pas
senger to DenisOn Tuesday.
Seth Anderson and family visited at
the John Fleming home Monday eve
ming.
Mrs. Ed Henrichsen and baby, Of
Odebolt, are visiting at the J. B. john
son home this week.
Harry West returned home from
Manila Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Clark and baby,
of Dow City, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Linman left Saturday for a visit
with relatives at Pipestone, Mimi,
making the trip in the Linman auto.
Chas. Larson, of Odebolt, autoed to
Boyer Thursday.
Mrs. Thoren. of Langon, and Mrs.
Hedberg, of Odebolt, visited the lat
ter part of the week with the Carl
Kulberg and c. f. Peterson families.
Miss Worley, who teaches in dis.
trict No. 6. spent Sunday at her home
in Wall Lake.
Miss Mary Hall arrived from Clin-
ton Sunday to teach the center. school.
Mrs. Chas. Erne came home last
week from an extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Neuhan, at Spen-
Ger. ts
4 Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Frahm. of Og-
den, returned to their home Monday
after weeks visit at the John Frahm,
,Sr. and John Pithan, homes. ~, /. tI
i Rev. o. Richter, and family were.
passengers for Denison Monday.
I Chris Koock is the owner OF new
Interstate auto. .,a
X Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. DonOhoe are now
nicely settled in the section house. He
is our new station agent.
/: Miss Marshall, Of Denison, began
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Water
house on Tuesday, September 18th, 9
daughtei. "
Mrs. VERNE Weed Smith, of Chita
go, is visiting her brothers and fam
lilies in. the Oak this week.
Mrs. A. r. Barber and little son re
turned Tuesday evening from theil
trip in the west
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wilson returned
Wednesday morning from their visit
with relatives in South Dakota.
Joe Mills, of Woodbine was trans
acting business in the Oak Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Romans. OF
Denison, visited Charter Oak relatives
Wednesday.
Miss Helen Boyer, of Danbury, came
Tuesday evening for visit with her
friends and to attend the carnival.
Mrs. Guy Mcdonald, of Omaha, ar.
rived Tuesday for a visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Perry.
John Duer is quite i'll with la grippe
at his home on Second avenue.
Roscoe Leeper came home from Mil.
ford Tuesday for visit with his moth
e..
Mr.. Hans Arff, of Mitchell, S. d.,
stopped off in the Oak Tuesday on his
way home from Texas, where he had
been looking after business interests.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. MAR, OF Battle
Creek, were Charter Oak visitors last
Wednesday.
Misses Edna Baak and Rose Mundt
came over from Ricketts, Wednesday
to attend the carnival.
Rev. Bushnell, at one time the NJ. r.
minister at this place, was shaking
hands with old friends here Tuesday.
j. H. Reissen returned Tuesday
from Breckenridge, Mimi, where he
had been looking after business inter-
ests.
Mrs. Ash and "Aunt Nan" Egbert
returned to their home in Des Moines
Wednesday morning after good visit
with their sister, Mrs. Chas. Robert
son. in the Oak. :"
Frank Dietz came down from his
home in Dakota last week for an ex-
tended visit with his father and other
relatives in and around Charter Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannigan and daugh-
ter, of Dunlap, visited several days in
the Frank Smith home.
Mrs. Buckley returned to her home
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Mr.. and Mrs. Max Baer and baby
of Chicago, are visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs E. r. Bar
be-.
Mrs w. B. Conley and babe, o
Sioux City, are visiting at the home
of her parents.
Messrs. J. J. Meehan, P. j. Hanra
han, John Jurgensen and Chas. Schutt
have returned from their trip through
the Red River valley in Minnesota.
Louis Miller visited in Manning or
Tuesday.
John c. Joens transacted business
in Omaha Tuesday.
l.. Arnold visited over Sunday in Lin
coin, Neb.
Mrs. George Hird returned Friday
from Vail, where she had been on bus
mess.
John Hamann transacted business
in Omaha Monday of last week.
DR.. J. B. Gardner visited in Des
Moines Wednesday and Thursday.
A. e. Peterson left Saturday for a
visit with relatives in Clinton.
About twenty-five members of the
Manila Chapter 0. E. S. went to De,
fiance Friday to help institute a new
chapter there.
Jerry Perry transacted business in
Omaha Monday.
The Guild of the Presbyterian
church met at the home of Mrs. w. b.
Liggett Friday afternoon.
Miss Lillian Saunders returned to
her school work at Ames Thursday.
Miss Berdine Robinson returned
from her visit at Anita Monday.
Ed Smith was an Omaha visitor on
Monday. af.t
Mrs. Pete Hoffeins attended the car
nival in Charter Oak Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. LorenZ Huber left on
Tuesday for visit at Lincoln, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. DeBois stopped
off here for a short visit last week at
the home of E. c. Barber before return
ing to their home in Oxford Junction.
They had been at the exposition at
San Francisco.
During the electrical storm Monday
night lightning entered one of the
cables of the local telephone company,
putting about 100 phones out of serv-
ice. 1t will cost in the neighbOrhood
of SIS to repair the damage.
Earl Grief has returned to his school
work. at Kansas City to again study
surgery.
Arthur Callahan visited at the home
of his parents in Perry Sunday.
Miss Caroline McCracken returned
Friday from her visit in Harlan.
Or. M. M. L6omis, of Omaha, visited
i1lsManilla Wednesday.
:Mesdames CurleE and Disburg and
Mis- Ruhls Tryenf visited in Defiance
Saturday tj
Miss, hinS SYKES returned. Friday
from shir..vSlG Fin Harlan Il
REV. and Mrs. A. NJ. Mcintosh EXPECT
to5leave this week for Hawarden,
where Mr.. Mcintosh will take up his
duties as minister OF the Presbyterian
church. A. farewell reception was
held in the Sunday school room Mon
day evening. Mr.. Mcintosh has been
o. .
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the pastor of the Presbyterian Church
here for six years and has grown into
the life OF nearly everyone here. 1t
is indeed with great sorrow he is al
lowed to leave, but all feel he may be
needed somewhere else worse than he
is here. All wish them well in their
new home and may happiness and
peace still follow their footsteps.
DR.. l.. S. Coin transacted business
in Irwin Monday.
Mrs. J. Johnson left for Omaha Mon
day, where she will enter hospital
for an operation. Her many friends
and relatives hope she will have a
rapid recovery and soon be about
again.
Mrs. l.. S. Coin visited in Defiance
Friday.
c. NJ. Krogh transacted business in
Defiance Thursday.
Mcsdames c. l.. White, Cicero Nor
gan and Isaac Hird visited in Defiance
Friday.
A. w. Callahan and DR.. L. S. Coin
were callers in Denison Monday.
Miss Nina Sykes visited in Perry
with friends over Sunday.
Mrs. IT, II. Baer and daughter re-
turned here Tuesday morning and will
remain here several days with her
father. J. M. Miller, before returning
to their home in Timber Lake, S. d.
j. l.. Breckenridge was a caller in
Vail Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Barber have re-
turned from their visit with relatives
and friends in Des Moines, Orient and
Dallas Center
Leon Woodland returned Thursday
from Minneapolis, where he had gone
on business trip.
II. F. McCracken is the owner of a
new Studebaker four. -,
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school Monday at the John Neuman
school house.
Word has been received from Spen.
Ger announcing the birth of baby boy
to Mr.. and Mrs. Neuman on August
9th The young mans name is Carl
William, il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Landon, of Cas-
tana, are the proud parents of baby
girl since September It'll. We extend
congratulations.
Mrs. Arnold and daughter, Miss Lee
ona, of Council Bluffs, spent Sunday
with Lon Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Quade and son
went to Comfy, Mimi, last Tuesday to
visit his sister and brothers.
Mrs. Donohoe was called to Decatur,
Neb, Friday to care for her mother,
who is very i'll.
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in Clinton Friday morning after a
weeks visit here with her brother,
E. w. Timm.
Chris Vollerson, of Battle Creek,
was Charter Oak visitor Tuesday.
Fred Thomson returned from Hor-
nick Tuesday. He was filling the as
sistant cashiers place in the Toy bank
while the regular man took his vaca-
ton.
Miss Laura Simmeonette, of Maple
ton, visited her sister, Mrs. Bert Hell
vik, in the Oak Thursday.
l. A. Mains returned Friday morn
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ing from Des Moines where ne llau
been on business pertaining to the A.
O. u. w.
Rudolph Mappa and wife, OF Sioux
City, were Oak visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Mains left Fri
day morning for an extended trip
through the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Weed arrived
Saturday evening from their home at
Long Beach, Cali. They were plo-
neers of Crawford county and have q
host Of friends who are glad to wei
come them back.
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At all times anxious to give our custom
ers the best possible service consistent with good
banking. This statement system is another one of
our steps forward and we are sure will be received
with warm welcome by our depositors.
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To the right i. SAMPLE Of STATEMENT
which is an exact duplicate of the account as APP
pears on our ledgers. No more surrendering your
pass book to be balanced. No more surrendering
the only valid receipt you have for money deposited
Any time you may call for statement of your ac-
count, your cancelled vouchers are ready for you.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-29
Another lnstaIIment of Beauti-
full Serial is Being Shown
Today.

Norma Phillips, the star of the
noted serial drama, Runaway June,
appears in the eighth installment OF
that play today at the Orpheum. Fol-
lowing this, beautiful Winifred
Greenwood with popular Ed. Coxen
and an all star cast of splendid actors
are seen in the leading parts of
special American western drama
1.-THE Zaca Lake Mystery" in two in
Tomorrow, 1.-THE Outlaws Re
yenge," featuring r. a. Walsh ana
Irene Hunt, will be the feature oher-
ing.
The coming season Maude Adams
will appear In repertoire of Barrie
plays. including Peter Pan" The
Little Minister" Quality Street. :"
what Every Woman Knows" and a
new play now being written for her.
A new musical comedy is being pre-
scented by Reese Brothers African
ders," clever colored minstrel
troupe, for Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday at the Palace theater. The com
pany opened here Monday to capacity
business and the house has been
packed daily since.
Lew eDockstader or George Evans
could not be expected for the price
charged at the Palace but neither
could an entertainment as good as the
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RUNAWAY JUNE
AT THE ORPHEUM

"Africanders." The play for the last
half of the week is called "a Cabaret
Minstrel" and some OF the features
are Henry Thur man, monologtst, who
is a second Billy Van with a new
stock of jokes; Murray and Bailey in
tango dancing specially, Reese Bros.
in a gun spinning and acrobatic act,
Moon Swings Low" by Jessie Reese,
supported by the harmony sextet,
Mississippi Dip" by jockey Murray
and chorus, Reese Brothers limitations
and nonsense. The grand finale,
Dancing at the Ball. is the big hiG
of "The Dark Town Follies."
The pictures include 1.-THE Cornet,"
a Lubin comedy, featuring Arthur
johnson and Lottie Briscoe, THE
Hand of Cod" vitagraph play in two
parts with Charles Wellesley and Ma
omi Childers in the leads; and Others
Started But Sophia Finished" an Es-
sanay comedy, including Sophie Chitts,
Slippery Slim and Mustang Pete, the
big three" Essanay comedians.
THE Diamond from the Sky" a
great serial picture, featuring Miss
Lottie Pickford, begins at the Palace
tomorrow and will be continued every
Friday in chapters.
Another one-reel comedy called
His Homecoming" featuring King
Baggot, has just been completed by
George Lessey. the Imp director.
Francis Bushman is on the Bijou
screen today in the six act master
piece, "Graustark, a story of love
behind a throne. Beverly Bayne, Ed
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NOTICE.

From this day on any person wish
ing to have an enlargement matted
to 1920 win be required to pur-
chase a frame from us. We VIII en-
enlarge any picture free Of charge
providing the bearer purchases
frame for the same at our store.
HALL & BRADFORD.
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Miss Edna Maison is the big attrac-
ton at the Star. theater today. SUI
ported by william CIiford, Sherman
Bainbridge and a selected cast OF
screen favorites in Vanity" two
part Rex drama of excitement. Miss
Victoria Ford, Dee Moran and Eddie
Lyons, the famous Nestor comedians.
appear in when Spirits Moved.
Frank Mann is featured in Lko tick
Ter. SIN and Out of Society"
Tomorrow, William s. Hart Will be
seen in a two-reel photop1ay. THE
Ruse."
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The Home Of
THE PIPE ORGAN

tention is called to the beauty of this
grand picture when seen on the BIZ
jou's $1,000 mirror screen. The
smallest details are brought out in
proper focus. Pathe News No. Sc is
also shown.
Friday, the first number of THE
Romance of Elaine" will be offered.
In addition to the present high cast
.''Nr. x'' appear in this picture. 1t is
better and snapper than ever. THE
Counter Intrigue" a three-part Els
sany feature, will be on the screen
FRIDAY. Beverly Bayne and Sidney
Afnscourt are the principals. 1t Is
an unusually. high class picture.
sonny Jim at the Mardt Gras" will
furnish the kiddies lot OF fun.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-29

..The Coup" by Haddon Cham
bers, is one OF the plays which the
charles F'rohman Company plans to
produce. Others are Kings and
Queens" by Michael Morton, Faith
less Echart," by Paul NJ. Potter; a
new play by Henry Arthur Jones and
several musical comedies.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-29

Some of the big motion picture
managers are contemplating making
plays out of their successful scena-
rios and invading the legitimate
stage, thus reversing the present pro-
cess OF making motion pictures out
Of successful plays.
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IN 1913 there were 574yS59 trees
feIled in Ireland.
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~
The odeon theater has secured a
splendid program of vaudeville for the
last three days of this week. The first
act on the bill is by Mr.. and Mrs.
! Caswell, exponents of fancy dancing,
who were featured in the champion
shin exhibition OF modern ballroom,
fancy exhibition and cabaret dancing
at the Miles theater in Pittsburg.
The second act on the bill is by
Morton and Fairfield, high class come
! DIV entertainers and dancers. On Fri
fday and Saturday they will present a
bIacbface comedy skit entitled "The
New Doctor a funny dialogue OF RI
idfculous situations and startling cli-
max. The act is for laughing pur-
poses only Don't miss It.
Last, but by no means least, IN
Charles j. Born, bass soloist. All in
all, it promises to be one of the best
little vaudeville shows that has ap-
i reared at the Odeon In long time.
There is also splendid program or
pictures on for today and 1t includes
Their First Quarrel" Vitagraph pro-
duction featuring Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Drew; Cup in the Air" a selig come,
day; and "Broncho Ike and the Land
Grabber."
A great future. everyone predicts.
awaits Loretta Blake, the delightful
young Reliance (MutuaD film star
who played Regina" in Ghosts" a
Mutual masterpicture produced by
the Reliance. The studios boast OF
no more conscientious worker than
Miss Blake, which has been a big fac
tor in her remarkable rise to star
dom.
The feature offering today at the
Robinson Grand is a William Fox
production with the great royal &C
tress, Betty Nansen, as the star. The
Offering is County Tolstois master
niece. ANNA Karenina," a story or a
] iove-starved woman's struggle for
happiness. 1t is a well known fact
| that Mr.. Fox brought Mss Aansen
to this country to appear in his pho
t+opIays and "Anna Karenina" is her
| second made-in-Amerlcan release.
Tomorrow David Belasco viii pre-
sent the magnificent dramatic classic,
'rThe Rose OF the Rancho"
IN 1913 there were 574ys5e trees
| RnTTad, IN ireland
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The Star Theater

The Home OF Universal and
the Mutual Pictures
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-22
Skiino on the Water.

This ski is recommended as both
life-saving device and pleasure
craft, combining safety with novelty.
1t cannot sink; makes better speed
than swimmer, and does not tire the
rider as swimming does. 1t is more
practicable for long distances. and can
60 through water where there is a
heavy undertow. as 1t sets so high in
the water that 1t is not caught In the
grip OF the undercurreut as the legs
Of the swimmer are. 1t doesn't take a
long time to master, as the surf6oard
does; requires no skill in balancing
and sticking on. and has the great ad.
vantage u being equipped with a mo-
tive power, whereas the ordinary surf.
board must be pushed and padded out
to sea before it can be ridden in
Outing.
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-22


guiding star at this happy time.
With a rich girl, it is entirely diff
ferent. She does not pin her faith
to finding in the first man who pays
attention to her life partner saying
to herself, 'if I do not accept him,
can never get another opportunity to
we'd" She counts on having plenty
of suitors. 1t will be which one she
will take instead of which one she
blessings which make life's joy fer
her. She attends the theater with this
one tonight, goes to the dance with
another one next week, sleigh riding
with still another at weekend party
and has no time to crown any one Of
them the hero Of her day dreams. She
does not realize, that, with hopes
lamp not lighted she misses a CLEAN
Of earthly paradise.
The rich girl is never entirely sure
that she will be welded for herself
alone. She never fears missing we'd
lock ultimately. Some rich girls i'm
agine-erroneously- a poor young
man is polite he will marry her for
her wealth If not for love of herself
This is not hope but delusion on her
part. The poor girl hopes for long
life of welded bliss after she marries.
If she finds that the partner of her
life has traits which she did not know
of, she bravely does her best to bear
with and make the best of them. She
has no other home to go to, no other
heart to lean on, none to take her part
against him and tempt her to become
estranged from him.
If the rich girl finds that her welded
path is not as rosy as she expected.
she is perfectly independent with him
She knows that she can gain her free
dom, that she will not suffer thereby
as far as support and a roof over her
head go. The relatives who have an
eye to her money tulja every little act
of his as a lover to help them widen
the breach between them and the hope
of reconciliation is crushed in her
heart
OF the two, the one who has hope
has everything to live for. The wom-
an who is without it finds life dreary
and the thought of the future un-
pleasant. 1t is not wrong for young
girls to have love dreams. 1t is nature,
therefore natural. Poor girls are not
building their hopes upon finding q
rich young man to wed. All they ex-
pect is loving and true heart. With
such a man they hope to win happi-
ness and good fortune, il the latter is
intended for them.
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-22
New Mexico,

A. ]. Frank of Albuquerque will
soon begin drilling ON the oil indica-
ton near Algodones.
Forty-six bars of bullion passed
passed through Silver City on the way
from Mogollon to the mint.
The Cash Entry mine near Cerrillos
will resume operations. The property
is well equipped and has good ore
bodies.
The Empire Zinc Company is COM
pleting a large dam of masonry at
their mill site near the Cleveland
mines at Pinos Altos.
The pipe line for carrying oil across
the Gila river, for the Ernestine and
Socorro Mining companies at Mog
ollon, which was swept away by a
flood last fall, is being rebuilt.
The state corporation commission
has ordered the Santa Fe railroad to
pay a refund of $2,O49.55 to the Santa
Fe Gold and Copper Company as a
refund on charges for hauling coal
from Dawson, which the commission
held to have been in excess of the
regular rates.
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-22

silver badge in recognition OF the
merit Of the composition.
"'Tis!"
"'Tain't!"
".Tis!"
"'Tain't!"
Step over the line and I'll lick
you"
Five brown toes wriggled over the
chalk line
Dare you to-"
This was how it started. They
fought till Jimmy had black eye and
Johnny bloody nose. They rolled in
the dust by mutual consent, they
paused.
Guess / licked you good and hard
that time
'Didu't lick me-"
"Did!"
Didn't"
Did,
Didn't" And they were at it
again.
"Boys!"
The fighting stopped instantly. The
teacher stood before them.
What is this about?"
Jimmy called me red head"
Johnny called me 'snub nose"
Didn't"
"Did!"
Didn't"
The teachers eyes cleaned with
amusement.
stop your fussing and shake
hands,"
Two gr.my paws met in sullen
clasp.
Now. go about your business"
Johnny. have you been fighting
again?" This from an indignant moth
er.
Jimmy called me names and
licked him." was the brief reply.
Looks like you were up to some
thing, son." said father, as. weary and
foot-sore, Jimmy entered the house.
Johnny and had fight
"Well?"
Jaw. could lick Johnny with my lit.
tie flnger!" was the retort and jim
my's remaining eye flashed trium-
phantly.-St. Nicholas Magazine.