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CHATTING DISH SUPPER.
SUPPER MENU.
Oyster Cocktail.
Mushroom Saute.
Cream Cheese and Strawberry Jam.
Tea Biscuit. Sponge Cake
Hot Tea
Oyster Cocktail.

Oyster Cocktail.
CERvE six oysters on half shell in
- a soup plate containing cracked
Ice. Place glass In the center.
holding the following mixture: One
teaspoonful Of horseradish. one tea
spoonful tomato catsup, one teaspoon
full Of vinegar. one teaspoonful Of lemon
Juice. with a dash Of tabasco sauce
Chill and serve.
Mushroom Sauts.
Melt two tablespoonfuls Of butter In
saucepan or blazer Of chatting dish.
Wash and pare two dozen mush-
rooms and place in hot butter with
heads down. Cover and cook until
mushrooms are tender Season with
salt, pepper and butter and serve i'm
mediately.
Cream Cheese With Strawberry Jam.
Cut cream cheese into two inch
squares. Place in individual berry
dishes and cover with two tablespoon
fuls Of strawberry jam.
Tea Biscuits.
Two cups of -four. two tablespoon
fuls Of butter or lard, one-half cupful
milk. salt. Mix together. roll out about
q half inch thick. cut with biscuit cut
ter and bake in hot oven for fifteen
minutes.
Sponge Cake.
One cuptul Of sugar. one cupful Of
nour. one teaspoonful Of baking pow
der. onehalf cupful Of boiling water.
one teaspoonful of vanilla extract Beat
the whites and the yolks Of two eggs
separately. Add the water last and
bake in Moderate oven. But beware
that you do not bake it too long.
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JOINT INHALATION,

David A. Hooper lodge, F. and A. M,
and Oasis charter, o E 8, held . joint
public Installation JAMS.
Officers for the lodge: q 81, Fred Blais-
dell; 3 w, Arno Wooster; W, Clarence
Havey; secretary, e F Clapham; treas
urer, Ernest. Gordon; 8 d, John Robert
son; d, David Conners; chaplain, Robert
Abel; 8, Albert Jewett; J 8, c Blais-
dell; T, William Milne. h F Chaplain,
d D g NJ, was installing odicsr.
The Star officers are: w N, Louise
Holt; w P, Robert Abel; A N, Bessie
Springer; treasurer, Mrs. X. Abel; secre-
tary, Clara Haskell; marshsl, Louise
Hooper; chaplain, Isabella Milne; organ
list, Matte Havey; ooniuctress, Maud
Osborne; assistant conductress, Annie
Wentworth; Adah, Eunice Leighton
Ruth, Linnie havey; Esther, Maria Clap
ham; Martha, Mary Robertson; Elects
Charlotte Stanley; warden, Eva Gordon
sentinel, Peter Milne. p n Mary Rob-
ertson was installing oficer.
At the close OF the installations
refreshments we're served, short speeche,
made and q social hour enjoyed.
Jan. 10. II.
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WEST SULLIVAN.

W. B. Blaisdell, attorney. who hiss been
occupying rooms in the Lipsky building,
has moved to North Sullivan.
The members OF M. L. Stevens lodge,
K. OF p, have chosen the following
oficers: c. e., Roscoe n. Springer; ". c.,
Fred Leighton; p, Forrest Haskell; NJ. OF
w., David Corners; N. A.. Henry Lwrie;
N. F., James B. Havey; NJ. E., Edward
Hale; K. Of R. and g., James 8. Scott;
l. g., Fred Clark; o. g., w. H. Seavey.
Jan. 3. NJ.
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Jan. Z, eighty were present. One candi-
date was elected to membership and two
applications were received. Annual reports
showed the grange to be in good stand
ing financially, with a membership OF i75.
Officers we're installed by John Wood, OF
East Biuehill, in his pleasing manner,
assisted by Hattie Allen and Evelyo
Hutchings. Brothers Ray Thurston, and
Malcolm Allen, with Sister Florence Allen
at the piano. The lecturer gave an in
teresting program.
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NEW CENTURY, $50, pKpHAM.

NEW CENTURY, $50, DEDHAM.
Grange held an aii-day session to install
officers Jan. s. One member was received
BY demit from LAkeview grange, and one
application was received. After reports
OF officers and other business, recess for
dinner was taken.
Mary Burrill, who was to install the
officers, being unable to he present be-
cause Of illness, the work vas done by G.
W. Brewster, assisted by Bernice Edes, Of
Passsdumkesg, and Bernard Peterson, Of
Pinegrove grange.
After the installation literary program
was enjoyed. Music was furnished BY
the Colby trio, one minute speech, @. w
Brew ster; recitations, Pearl Giles, Maurice
Miller; stories, N. b. Colby, g. A. Gray;
piano solo, Marcia Burriil. A report OF
the State grange was given by Z. w. Bur-
rill.
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among the @ranssrs.

This column 10 devoted 10 the Grange. es-
ecialiy 70 the oranges OF Hapcook county
The column 10 open 70 All srAnsen Tor ".
discussion Of topics Of general interest ano
for reports Of grange meetings. MAKE ieuer'
short and concise. All COMMUNICATIONS mus
be signed, but names will not be pnnsed ea
cept by permission Of the writer. All com
municstions will be subject TO approval oy
the editor. but none viii be rejected without
good reason.
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NORTH oRLAND.

Frank Trundy came home Sunday, i'll.
Friends OF Mrs. Nettie.. Gray, who was
married to George Emerton, OF Lucksport,
Jan. /, extend best wishes.
Warren Moore is working for A. l.. Fos-
ter, OF Eddinsion, preparing to move to
camp al Goose pond, as soon as the ice is
sale, to haul cord wood to Green Lake
station.
Ian 10,
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OLDER But STRONGER

To be healthy nj seventy, prepare at
forty. is sound advice. because in the
strength Of middle life We too often forget
that neglected colds, o. careless treat
ment Of slight achcs and pains. amply
undermine strength and bring chronic
weakness for later years.
To be stronger when older, keep your
blood pure and rich and active with the
strength building and bIood-nourishing
properties Of Scots Emulsion which is q
lood, tonic and medicine to keep your
blood rich, alleviate rheumatism and
avoid ackneas. No alcohol In SCOTS.
. scpts 4 Dpvss. 1ieoAAsiA. NJ.
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.scHoopIc. 4os. WINTER HARBoR.

.scHoopIc. 40s, WINTER HARBoR.
= Jan. 8, forty two members we're present.
After business, officers were installed.
= Carl bickford gave an interesting report
OF the9 meeting OF State grange. There
will be work in the .econd degree al the
next Injecting. Cake. land coffee were
served and games played.
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Don, scold rr.tful Cbildren

That nervousness, fretting and restIessness
are no doubt caused by worms or onstipation.
Instead Of whipping or scoldinE, give your
child . treatment OF Kickapoo Worm Killer.
Nice candy confections that kill the worms
and are laxative enough to move the bowels
and expei not only the worms bat accumu-
lated poisons. These poisons and worms
bring on fever, make children nervous and
irritable, reduce their vitality and make them
victims Of sick ness. Get box Of Kickapoo
Worm Killer to-day at your Druggist, only 25c
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Dear M. B. Friends:

Dear M. B. Friends:
1 am sure you will enjoy the letters
and extracts from personal notes and
cards which you will find in our column
this week, though very small percentage
of the good wishes extended to me and to
the clan can have space. The most marked
feature Of the collection OF cards is the
bond OF sympathy each one seems to feel
toward every other mutual.
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third and fourth degrees viii Be work.d
and harvest feast served.


Ofhcsrl wsrs Installed Jan. 4 BY Past
Master e. J. Bracy. A harvest feast VI.
served, and . very interesting pro-
gram was given BY the lecturer. The
outlook for the year 1918 10 very promis-
ing for Brookiin grange.
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YOUR NEW YEAR GIFT.

YOUR NEW YEAR GIFT.
BY Daisy d. Stephenson.
wonderful gift has the New Year for
A calendar, shining, unblemished and new,
A sheaf OF fair days, bound in gladness-and
A chance to begin things all over again;
-Four lovely rev seasons-spring, summer
and fall,
And sparkling, gay winter completing 1t all.
Your mind and your heart and yourself
through and through
May take opportunity, smiling anew,
And start being kind, where you failed yes
ter year
Unselhsh and loving-cast gloom out :or
cheer.
Rejoice at this wonderful gift At your door,
And make this year oiadder than any before,
Selected bk ". l.. II.
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Nose Spencer, Of Bangor, Is visiting
Merle Googips.
Miss Alice Cline, recently returned from
North Caroiina, is visiting her. parents, G.
p. Cline and vile.
Jan 10. ANON.
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SUNSET.

George Cooieu and Roy .snowdenl have
gone to Boston.
chusetts for the winter.a
Merticc small has returned tot Boston to
resume teaching.
Jan. 3. SADIE
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JOHN poRrrv, SULLIVAN, ssI

Officers were Installed Jan. s by Pred A.
Moves, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. T.. D..
Noyes. Refreshments we're served.
Ciarisss Ordwsy johnson gave an interest,"
ing talk OF her work as pa bic health nurse.
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East BLUEH,LL, go.

Jan. /, eighty-f five were present. John
F. Wood, assisted by Mrs. Wood and Fred
l. Greene, installed officers. Jan. g.,
committees were appointed and Leon
Chapman, W. Grindie and William Mason
elected trustees. There will be work in
the first and second degrees next meeting.
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SADIE.
PARTRIDGE COVE.

Kendall Salisbury, wife and con have
gone TO Boston.
There Was . party at Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
ties Saturday night.
Jan. 10. HUBBARD.
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MOTH IAMoINE.

Capt. A. r. Holt made q business trip
ing his absence Mrs. Holt wa. a CUES, Of
Mrs. T.. r. Young.
Jan. 20. Y.
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LAMofSE. IA.

Officers were installed Jan. 4, with q
good attendance. Past Master I. X. Hodg-
kins was installing officer, assisted by
Shirley T. Holt. supper vas served. r..
r. Hodgkins reported the stste grange.
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Liv.n Up Your Torp.a Liver

To keep your liver active use Dr. Xmas
New Life Pills. They insure good digestion.
relieve constipation, and tone up the whole
system keep your eye clear and your skin
fresh and healthy looking. Only z5c. at your
Druggist.
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cAsr1NE. $50.

Jan. forty seven we're present. Officers
were installed by Brother Norris l.. Heath,
OF Castine grange. Refreshments we're
served.
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T0Wt0Qpoid
Operations
These Three Women Tell How They
Escaped the Dreadful Ordeal Of
Surgical Operations.

Hospitals great and necessary institutions but they
should be the last for who suffer with ills
peculiar to their Many letters file in the Pnkham
Laboratory at Lynn Mass, prove that great number Of
after they have been recommended to submit
operation have been made well by Lydia E. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound. Here three such letters. All
sick women should read them.
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Friday, Jan. 21-Meeting OF haneoes
Pomona grange with North Sedgwick
grange.
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BAYsIDK. 476, ELLSWORTH.
Jan. s, oficsn were installed by Brother
and Sister Foss, Of Hancock, In . pleasing
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SIooLrN. $50, NORTH ELLSWORTH.

NfCOLIN, cos, NUhfH ELf1s"VE''
Jan. the regular business plans were
made for the installation 10 be held Jan.
Is. with Charles Shapd, oi Bar Haroor,ss
Installing officer. supper will be served
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with female anything
said would have undergo operation. could hardly walk
without help when read about the what
Lydia nnkham Vegetable Compound and package Of Lydia
Fnkams Sanatve Wash and used them according directions
They helped and today able all work lam we
Mrs Tuos DwYER $50 Milwaukee Ave, East Detroit Mich
Bellevue Par suffered than tongue tell with terrible
bearing pains Inflammation tried
they all told me the that could get well without
good other medicines that and
of them helped me until friend advised give Lydia Pink
hams Vegetable Compound trial The
taking and don't know what is to be sick and
picking weight am years old and weigh 14 pounds
1t will be the greatest pleasure to have the
tuniy recommend other suffering Miss
FRoELCHER, 1928 Manhattan North Side, Bellevue, Pa
You would like special advice Lydia Pinkha
confidential be
and answered confidence,
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RAINBOW. aS. NORTH BRooKsviLLE.
Jan officers were installed by Herbert
Grindie, after which q fine supper was
served.
The new lecturer presented . good pre-
gram.
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Onicers will be installed Saturday even
ing, Jan. Is, by Norris L. Heath, OF Cas-.
tine, district deputy.
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Aunt Sue writes from Minnesota:
Dear As~t Madoe:
You were kind to ex press appreciation Of my
letters. I'd love TO do anything could 70
Nil up your column, but 90 many OF the sister
can write so much more honey letters. We
are here for the holidays. and next week Mr.
D. and 60 down TO the agricultural depart
ment Of the university for the "short course
1t 10 for FARMERS and wives, but we 70 be-
cause Mr.. D. is so much interested in the
farmers Of our county and their work. ]
shall attend lew lectures, and should g nd
anything of real interest or newuess for the
". BIS, will write it.
By and by we are going South for awhile
and may find something OF interest to send
back, but you had such fne letters from
Florida last winter in your column.
trust the new year will be filled with help
full suggestions from the sisters, to make
bring some new Joy.
Aunt Sue enclosed a Chinese card OF
booklet, with Chinese wish, Long Life
and many days..
Niece Peggie closes 4 personal note:
With best wishes for prosperous and hap
py New Year to you and all the Mutuals.
Melissa, in addition to good wishes
writes:
l am in hopes to help you some this winter
have guilty feeling, but enjoy the a. B. c.
all the same.
Esther by card says:
We are journeJing here and there and
have not found time to think OF Christmas
We were in Portland last week, are now Ia
Whitman, Mass, and shall stop in Augusta
then home. Then I'm going to write the col
umn when have time to collect my thoughts
once more.
A large illustrated card, ''Studies in
Harmony" came to rue from Aiexia, and
the closing sentence cannot be surpassed
in its wish, which pass on to each niecs
and reader of our column:
Ny wish for you, my friend, as for myself
is that the harmony OF peace and praise and
helpful service may ill our lives throughout
this glad new year. MARION LAwRRScs.
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Jan. 8, the first and second degrees were
worked on one candidate. Jan, Is. the
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NORTH SULLIVAN

Miss Winifred eGray. OF Orland, was q
recent guest OF, Kisses Florence and hosa
Harvey.
Much sympathy 10 felt for Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Warren in the lossrof their eight
mont his oIdison. Donald.
James T.. Havey returned home recently
from Tomhegan Operation, lockwood,
where he had been me-keeper, and left
again for Pinehurst,..N. c.
Puritan temple, No. IS, P. g., has
elected officers - follows: NJ. z. c.,
Isabella Milne; e. g., Mabeile Bunker; e.
j., Lottie Clark; M. OF F., Carrie Trip;
N. OF X. and c.. Alice Carpenter; ana
ger, Edith Abel; protector, Geneva Dick
ems; guard, Annie Clark; p. c., Alice
Watson.
One Of the best social events OF the
season wss on Friday evening, when Rev.
Richard Moyie and wife entertained q
party Of twenty nine who watched the
old year out, The evening was passed BY
singing and playing games, several prizes
being given. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess. Promptly at II
O'Clock the New Year was ushered in by .
short song by Robert Abel and happy
New Year from all. The company Joined
IN singing T0OO ne WIN you I'LL we
Meet agstn". "Good morning. was said 10
host and hostess, and ali went home
happy.
Jan. 3. H.
Benjamin Havey has gone to Tunk Pond
for short visit.
}. E. Havey has gone to Pinehurst,
N. c., for the winter.
Mrs. Nellie Lawrie has gone to Bangor
for medical treatment.
Ralph Stanley, Alex Petrie and Jerry
Warren have gone to Halifax to work.
maria B. Havey, grand chief Of Pythian
Sisters, left Monday for West Falmouth
to institute q temple.
Puritan temple, P. g., held an interest
ing session Thursday evening, Jan. g.
Officers were installed by g Z Maria B.
Havey, as follows: p c, Alice Watson;
NJ + Z, Isabella Milne; E 8, Mabelie Bun
ker; F J, Lottie Clark; NJ of F, Carrie
Trip; NJ Of r and z, Alice Carpenter;
Man, Edith Abel; Pro, Geneva Dickens;
guard, Annie Clark. Interesting remarks
were made by the III E Z. supper was
served.
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Dear Aun. Madee and M. B. Sisters.

Dear Aunt Mddge and NJ. b. sisters:
This is such a glorious. sunny morning 1
must write line and wish you all many such
days in the coming year. Only think, we are
drawing very near the close Of 1915. This will
be my last letter to you for this year.
b. f. g.. your letter was charming; that's
the very word for it. l thank you, and wish
you would coon write another.
H. o. B., thank you for the pretty Christmas
card: also Aunt Madge. No one knows the
true worth OF these little remembrance cards,
until adversely overtakes them and they are
.'shut in" or "shut out" from many pleasures
Betsy Prig," you surprised me SO much
that have been guessing ever since who you
are. Am not quite sure yet. but think your
little girl is Elizabeth G. With hearty good
wish, happy New Year to you every one.
sincerely,
Penobscot, Dec. 30. N. l.. H. {.
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Marinette, Visit went to the doctor and
he told me ! must have an operation for female
trouble, and hated to have it done as had been
pains and my hands and feet were cold all the
time. took Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and was cured, and feel better in every
way give you permission to publish my name
because am so thankful that feel well again"
Mrs FRED BEHNKE, Marinette, Wis
Detroit, Mich-sWhen / first took Lydia E
Pinkhams Vepafah1a Comnound was so RIM down
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Dear AUNT Madge:
We ate our nice Christmas dinner at Mr.
and Mrs. Springer's, South Pasadena, Cal
Little Hugh, whom we had occasion TO men.
ton in foi mer letter, is getting to be full oil
business. His Christmas tree he wanted To
tear down and scatter the mock snow ali
about the room or to the four corners OF the
earth. He had the floor of the living room
Uttered with toy cats and dogs and blocks
and automobile and horse and buggy and
dolls aud whatnots. guess his two grandps {
and two grandmas down there in Franklin
Maine, would have heen ickled almost to death
seeing him with his white rompers on. He
would sit down In his little red rocking chair
and get up again about three times minute
and ~ there was . Ore in the crate, he
wanted 70 make use OF it. burning sofa pill
lows. Oh. he's . great boy. tell you'll He's
got the ambition for finding out and testing
things to see il they be OF sound timber.
We enjoyed the afternoon with these
friends very much, my John and 1. Susan
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GREEN xouxrArs POMONA.

GREEN MOUNTAIN POMONA
Following 10 the program for meeting
OF Green Mountain Pomona grange With
Bsyview grange, Salisbury Cove, Jan. 10:
Music. A..........--.-... Host grange
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HANCOCK POMONA. 800

Following is the program for the annual
meeting OF Hancock Pomona to be b, Id
with North Sedgwick grange, Friday, Jan.
21.
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Thomas seafis. Bar Harbor
Address,. ......State Matter Thompson
Remarks for the good Of the order
Opened by Past Easter Julian Emery
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

AIAIRE AUSTIN. mistress Of Las Palmas,
one Of the hnest ranches on the Texas eide
of the Rio Orande, and Ia Feria, across the
Mexican border. h lost amona The MESQUITE
bushes when her horse falls and breaks q
ler. After q terrible struggle she nnatiy
auccecds IN reachine a water hole Whtch
she had passed earlier IN the day.
DAVID LAW, forest ranner and former
soldier Of fortune. Il preparine his evening
meal AZ the water hole when Alaire arrives.
Hhe II on tho verge Of collapse. He helps
her TO comfort and furnishes her with food
from his mearer supply.
Law u waitinn for a Mexican, who mas
escaped after committing a murder, 70 pas.
BY the water hole. and Aiaire remains until
the handsome, weil.built rangcr completes
hts task. The ambush Il laid the next
morning and tho pair wait. suddenly a
hgure on horseback anDeara beyond tne
ridee, haits moment and then shentD
After a pause, two Mexicans arrive at
the water hole. One n the man for whom
Law is waitingi the other - Pannlo San
chez. one OF Alaire's employees. When ths
Latter attempts TO escape Law pprsues ,nsa nne
tri9-a Mssiean murderer, fo,s,. r, sspass acpess
ED AUsTiiN. Aisirs's husband. ha. dts
sipated his fortune and health, Alsire
opposed TO divorce. lives In section OF the
house apart from Ed They seldom meet
Alaire calls her attorney ELLSWORTH, 70
consult with him as TO what should ps
done about the damage done her cattle and
ranch by General LonEorio. the Mexican
Federal commander.
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was SO pleased with himself he could not
help laughing out loud
TITS a 60" exclaimed Billy. handing over
the periscope
Jeremiah Goat disappeared on his back
porch. while Billy proceeded 10 eat the bed
spring. He was 30 busily occupied he did
not see Jeremiah filling = tub OF water on
his porch.
Billy Bumpus looked up and there was
Jeremiah Goat looking Into the perlscope.
what do you see" asked Billy. very
much excited.
Il see your wife she has just burned the
soup. Mercy she has just burned a pair
OF your trousers. What's that7
''she Is running around like mad. 7
wonder what Is the matter. Maybe the
house is on fire !"
Billy could stand Il no longer. He left
the bedspring and started up jeremiah .
back porch As he did 30, a tub Of water
came down on his head.
Here. stop that I" shouted Billy, and a.
he did 30 his mouth nlled with water
Splash splash
Give me my periscope." pleaded Billy,
Excuse me-" said jeremiah Il was 30
excited tried 70 put out the nre At your
house"
'is ,Aa, or sn.usrs< suy. as hs vent
away 1IippInE.