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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-09

Mile run-Campbell, Jackson.
Shot put-Irving, Perrine, Pearson
Pole vault-Romig, Cline.
120 hurdles = Howard, Perrine
Cline.
44O yard dash-McCallie Morris.
Discus-Irving, Pearson.
22O yard dash-Richmond, Thomp-
son, Hartwell.
High jump-Burke, Irving.
$50 yard run-McCallie, Campbell
Morris.
Javelin-Irving, Perrine, Moe.
22O hurdles-Moe, Perrine, Hart
we'll.
Broad jump-Moe, Irving, Perrine'
Two mile-Campbell, jackson.
-McCallie, Richmond, Moe,
Thompson, Morris, Campbell.
Big Crowd Going.
From the number of men that have
signified their intention of accom-
panying the team it looks that the old
Idaho Fight will be in evidence on
the side lines as we'll as on the field.
Here's to a win Saturday.
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for her new home in Spokane. The
color scheme of yellow and white
were carried out in the decorations
and menu the centerpiece consisting
OF tulips and the rooms, being dec
Grated in narcisses. The afternoon
was spent informally, with needle
work. The guests were Mrs. E. Mac
Martin, Mrs. G. j. Orland, Mrs. Chas.
Thompson, Mrs. H. H. Simpson, Mrs.
Charles Shields, Mrs. Ray Carter, and
Mrs. Louis Fogle.
The ladies of the Moose lodge gave
a party and dance last evening for
their husbands and friends. The
event was a decided success both
financially and socially. The music
was furnished by Holmans orchestra.
A delightful time was enjoyed by all
present and future entertainments
are looked forward to.
The 1914 Sewing club was entertain
ed yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. M. w. Schumacher, with Mrs.
Schumacher and Mrs. Draper as
hOSteSSes.
The Pleiades club met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. W. Truitt. The
club studied the sonnets of Shakes
peare with critics review of the
same.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4SS

An Ordinance providing for the con-
struction of sidewalk along the
south side of Block Five (5) of the
Original Town of Moscow; Fixing the
width of such sidewalk and where the
same shall be placed with reference
to the curb; Repeating all ordinances
in conflict herewith.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE MAY
OR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
MOSCOW, IDAHO:
Section 1. That the sidewalk on
the south side Of Block Five of the
Original Town of Moscow, shall be
constructed of concrete, shall be four
feet wide, and the outer edge thereof
shall be placed next to and against
the curb, so that there shall be no
parking between the curb and the
sidewalk
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C|hOER MEN PINNED
FOR ". S. C. BATTLE

Every man is in fit condition
Other than that l have nothing to
say" said Coach Tommy Matthews
after the final workout last night
preparatory to the battle tomorrow
afternoon when Washington State
College will be met in the annual
track and field meet at Pullman.
A hard weeks work put on the
finishing touches and today the team
will rest. The showing Of the team
on the whole has been entirely salts
factory and at the eleventh hour it
looks like an even chance for Idaho.
Coach Matthews will have a team
that is strong in the sprints and
weights but of unknown caliber in the
middle and long distances.
w. S. c. Looks Good in Distances.
In Phillips, Ratchford and Smith,
w. S C. has a trio of experienced
distance men, and Jenne is hard
man to beat in the high jump and
pole vault. Parker, quarter-miler.
has high school record of so 2-5
but he will need all of it against Nc
Callie Saturday. w. S. G. sprinters
are an unknown Quantity, the gradu-
alton of Schactler leaving big hole,
but it is not anticipated that Idaho
dashers will experience any difficulty
in taking a couple of places in these
events.
Broad Will Be Battle.
The battle between Moe and Jenne
n the broad jump will be an inter
ssting one, as each took first and |
second jumping against each other
asst year. Pullman has no new
weight men and with the invincible
rio, Irving, Perrine and Pearson
against them, they are not
onsidered dangerous.
Sixteen Will Wear Winged 81"
The following men will be entered
n the events as noted:
100 yard dash-Capt. Richmond,
thompson, Moe.
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Mrs. Ben Bush and Mrs. George
Horton entertained the b. Y. o. f
and the Hi Yu clubs, Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Bush. The
afternoon was spent informally with
sewing. The guests, beside the mem
bers of the clubs were Mrs. G. j. Or
land, Mrs. ]. N. Clarke, Mrs. F. Cush-
ing Moore, recently from British Col
umbia, Mrs. Alma Scheiman of Ind
lana and Mrs. ~ Williamson.
The Merry-go-Round club was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. ]. w. Schumacher at very pref
ty May party. The rooms were re-
splendent in apple blossoms, lilacs
and gernauims. Floral guessing games
were the pleasure of the afternoon,
the victorious guests winning pretty
May baskets of pansies and each guest
received tulips as souvenirs. 1t was
a feast of flowers.
Guest day of the Women's Faculty
club of the University was delight
full event. Including members and
guests there were about 125 present;
Mrs. Clifford and Mrs. Krugel of Pull
Lldll, dHu MIS-. ElllOl VI Lew lStOH were
guests from out of town. The parlors
of Ridenbaugh hall were bowers of
beauty with spring blossoms, the ia
bles being prettily arranged for the
service of dainty refreshments.
The musical arranged by Professor
Bangs and Miss Wegman, made the
afternoon most enjoyable. This is
the program as rendered:
Song, Flight. ............ Brown
Miss Gladys Beach
Polish Dance .s.Schwarenka
Miss Olga Anderson
My Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair
................ Haydn
Miss Florence Allebaugh
10 Spring Greg
Rondo Camppriccio -. Mendelssohn
Miss Inez Sanger
O, For the Breath of the Moorelands
.................. Whelpley
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Section 2. That all ordinances

Section Q. That all ordinances or
parts of ordinances in conflict here
with are hereby repealed.
Section g. That this ordinance
shall take effect and be in full force
from and after it's passage and first
publication.
(SEAL)
]. G. GIBSON, Mayor.
Attest:
j. R. STRONG, City Clerk.
Read the first time, May 5, 1919.
Read the second time, May 5, 1919.
Read the third time, May 8, 1919.
Approved by the Mayor May 8,
1919.
Attested by the Clerk, May 8, 1919.
Published, May 9, 1919.
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of God, but son of the devil if not
the devil himself. Jesus said to the
people, 'Ye are of your father the
devil I got out of that training camp
in hurry. You can't crowd that rot
down me. A man must repent of his
sins whether he be deacon or devil"
At the close of the services, Dr.
Marshall called upon DR.. Perry to
come forward and tell the people
what was trying to be put over in
Moscow. DR.. Perry told Of petition
being circulated to open the movies
Sunday afternoons How the minist-
ers had gone up to the council meet
ing to ask the men that they would
do nothing hastily but give the op-
position a chance to make a repre-
sentation. The seven ministers repre-
sent many hundreds of Moscow's
population and they are not mapping
on the job Then DR.. Perry called
for a standing vote Of those present
who were against the Sunday opening.
1t was a unanimous vote, the entire
congregation was on it's feet in an in
slant.
Meetings every night. including Sat-
urday and great day planned for
Sunday.
LOOK OUT FOB THE
CAMERA FIENDS
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The entire revenue of the city Of
Moscow for the fiscal year ending the
first Monday in May, 1919, was the
sum of $62,56410.
Done by order of the Mayor and
Council of the City of Moscow, Idaho,
this 9Th day of May, 1919.
(SEAL)
J.R. STRONG,
May9-June6 City Clerk
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ESTIMATE OF CITY EXPENSES

1t is hereby estimated by the Mayor
and Council of the City of Moscow,
Idaho, that the probable amount of
money necessary for all purposes to
be raised for the maintenance of the
City of Moscow, during the fiscal
year which will end on the first Mon
day in May, 1920, and for which this
annrnnriatiOn is made is as follows:
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The Startling Lehman
Miss Olga Anderson
Chopin Waltz
Miss Ruth Kutnewsky
Song My Mother Taught Me. .Bzorak
Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal. -.
....... Quilter
Miss Lucy Davis
butterfly Grleg
witches Dance. .......... Mcdowell
Miss Margery Alberts
10 Messenger. La Forge
Miss Nathali Tecklenberg
En- COnrant GODDARD
Miss Margaret Friedman
Barcarolle GODDARD
Beautiful Blue Danube. Strauss
arranged by Schultz Evler
Miss Wegmann
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There was a surprise party Tuesday
evening, the occasion being the birth
day of Mrs. S. j. CLANCY. An enjoya-
BILE evening is the report of the guests,
who were Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Or
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Estes, Mr.
and Mrs R. B. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs
F. d. Hawley, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Van
Meter, Prof and Mrs. J. Hugo John
son. Prof and Mrs. J. H. Jonte, Prof
and Mrs. E. o. Bangs, Mrs. Pease,
Mrs. w. Harrington, Miss Fogle, Miss
Cornelison, Miss E. Brown and Mr.
Leslie.
Mrs E. H. Lindley was hostess at
delightful luncheon, l o'clock Tues
day The entertainment was in hon
or of Mrs. 0. M. Elliott, wife of
Pres. Elliott of the Lewiston normal,
Mrs. Clifford, sister of President Hol-
land of w. S. C. and Mrs. w. C.
Krugel of Pullman.
The Mokepahreca club was enter
tanned last Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Hoagland.
Mrs J. F. Yost was hostess at
beautiful 1 o'clock luncheon Thurs
day afternoon, complimenting Mrs. E.
who will leave in June
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The camera fiends are in town ant
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BAPTIST REVIVAL
STIRS BIG CROWD

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OBSERVATIONS

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Bnncrfcind. w. ~ Hraeicr. g 4. Gunst
said election fhpil hv htlfl under in'
provisions 90 tiso Road District Arl
passed az The first called sreHion ni
the rhiriv-flrst Legislature az ntnt nj
lea by The Act Of Nprli sth. iaii 'hAp
tor a0a and only qualified voters who
are resident prup,rtN lIN pnNcfi oi
Ha,a County shat le ulluwNd iu vote
and an NctefH DESIRING tu ninpuri ih'
proposition To- issue uandH ahuN hnNc
written or printed or ti'it hHliuiH ihr
words
"For the issuance ~ bends tor
the purchase Of district roadh, and
The further construction. main
tcnarce and operation Of racad
amixcd, gravel or paved roada md
turnpikcs, and for the lovy md
collection OF a tax 20 provide tor
interest and ainklng fund for said
honds.'
and those opposed shnll have written
or printed un thslf ballots 20 words;
Against tho issuance 81 bonds
for thn purchase e. diairlct roads
and the further construction, main
tonarce and operation % mlcao-
au.ized, gravel or paved roads or
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notices OF such election az three public
lpnccs in the County of Nuoccs ono ~
(which shalt be az tho Court House
door for three wochs prior to said
lclcftinn
sand election shall Dc held in the
following election prccincis ana I'd the
I following named polling pluCrs, 90.
twif
I Election Precinct 10 !. Court House
llcrtlon Precinct M. =. City Han
Election Precinct M. 3, az or near
old Masonic Han.
Election rrcclnct No T. Rou,hlngcr
llifoa. Store
Election Precinct No. 3, 40 or near
Ee,nou'a stable.
Election rreclnct no 6. at on near
Staples street School House
( Election Precinct No z. az or near
Ii'nirNicw schnol House.
Election Precinct 80 8, ut OF near
ITuinfo school House
Election Precinct No O. IN the town
OF Celallen
Election Precinct 40 10. az or nd,ir
BlMnfzyr School House
Election Precinct No. H. In the town
or Atua nulcc
Election Precinct No. ~, Ia the town
of Hunuuete.
Election Precinct 80 49, IN tho town
OF itohatuWn.
riecton l'rccinct No 49, 90 the town
of luahop
Election Precinct SO H. at or near
pso School House
Election lrooinDt 40 if Uf or near
Morgan GIN.
Election Precinct SO ia. 40 or near
Sunshine school House
Election Precinct so rs. at or near
floug Bluff School House.
Election Precinct SO 10. iu The town
Of OF Port Atunsas.
l.
JACKSON Schooi House.
Election Precinct SO. y. at or near
Beach Hotel
And the following named persons
Fare hereby appointed mHn1rcrg oi said
IelectiOn.
Election Precinct So. J Court House.
ChaH New. a. VI. Ncti,ts. joe Mircur
w G. Hardin
Election Precinct No. cry lmn.
g. b. FltgHifmons a. % Wright H. ~
Norman. }. y. shoemaker.
Election Precinct No 3. 90 or near
old Masonic Hats sam Anderson q T.
Ff2aimmons, ~ J. ferry G Mac
election prcclnc, No g. ncuthinrcr
liros. store. Jake Neuihiucor Russell
Snpage F o. Michigan J. Vs. iriest'y
Election Precinct 80. 8. 90 or neli
B0'nons table. Thns. - Southgate
y p q. Gusscit T. l. lio,non I. j.
49,.
fl,ction lr.'in't 20 . ~ or n"ll
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ROOM Flash suiichliehi and lhe
c'cciJic dog moves up 90 Che wight.
Reverse switch insid u and y
mofcs away from ihc heht I'm.
eannily likc dor. responding o.
IFS masters call
fhf invention Is based on tho
principle of oricn'aiion moan
ine. moving or turning toward
Tie east
You seq iho principle in nature.
Many flowers turn 60 aci the
'ligh' ~unfl0ucrs FOLLOW dc win
with ihoir faces Plant a tree
Fcrookcd and % vill strive "a right
itself so il cau roach nearer ihe
sian
~ fakf . moth f Flies into 8
light ami burns mp because ii has
'orsAne in ils body That arc drawn
toward ligii as surely as o mag-
nri attracts nail
As science progresses. vie arc
Inclined io scof' less ai the sua-
wof,hipcrS of centuries ago They
81 leasi knew that Tight has much
io do with life
A Swedish naval man makes
practical use Of the electric dos
llis apparatus Is attracted by
Wnl Instead ul 'iahi
We starts torpedo through the
'vaior AND TIVE roar of ihc propel
len of ihc attacked Slip guide,
1.-THE torpedo ora toward iis target
Make q FLYING torpedo shat wi'l
De attracted hv ship's scarch
LIGHT or THE Noise of ils machine
ry and you have q mechanical
moth
The torpedo and the hatflcshin
,fecred by wireless and without
crews are on the VERGE OF hocom-
ma practical Models Of Them
work already. but are not rcia.
hlc
Give thc Lcapuc ~ Nations (
few inventions lisc The electric
dog and handful of men ean
preserve she pence Of the world
Sire hmm beings lilsc tbc
electric doe moeN mechanism.
hat are goyernahle iu their
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trrnpikos. and against the levy snp
~rilcstien OF ta< 70 pfoy'de 70,
,r,rrest and slnkin1 fund for sa'a
'rTe manner of holding said election ioi
sNau ne governed by Tue Jaws ~ Wy
ut,t, raVriulur enori cleguu.i
"A. III SUTHERLAND
r,nnt, iudsa I'd Nuccfs county ieN'"
ADV.
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THE ELECTRIC DOG

Scientific journals are eNcitoi
over the electric dog invented bN
ID r. Miessner II Is boN i1tll -
batteries and machinery monnl.
ed on wheels. rut it ia q dark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-17

urgent 49,. Doctor not in" be
reported superf1uously. returning to
Gu; away collar. tie. shirt. and IN.
derEhirL Never mind. shouldn't
be surprised II we could manage TO
do without him. after all
Meaning it's not 50 bad"
Meaning. gtid the other. expos
ing the naked shoulder. I'm begin
ming to hope you've had a uArye-
lousiy narrow escape"
Feels like H." said Kenny. ironlc
y. Sybariie withheld response
while he made close examination. At
the base Of M. kenny's neck. well
above the shoulder blade. dark blood
was yelling slowly from an ugly
punctur-. Ana in front there was
a corresponding puncture. but small.
Ter. And presently his deft and
gentle fingers. exploring the folds
Of the boys undershir;. closed upon
the bullet itself
Il don't believe" he announced.
displaying his find. you deserve
such luck. Somehow you managed
10 catch this just right for IL TO
slip thru without either breaking
bone or severing artery. And by a
special dispensation Of an aIi-wise
Providence. Red November must
have been preoccupied when he load.
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Famous in a Day for Her
: Beautiful Complexion
Oatmeal Combination Does II

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recommend IL for freckiep. tan. sun
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are heir 10. II your neck or chest
Ia discolored from exposure. apply
THE combination there and the OBJ
tectionahie defect will disappear
~ IL absolutely harmless and will
not produce or stimulate a growth
OF hair. No matter how rough and
uneAinly the hands and arms or
what abuses they have had through
hard work and exposure to sun and
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formation In ~ hours at the most
Thousands who have used IL have
had the same results ! have had
Snfs. To get The hest effect Ne sure
70 foiiov the complete directions son
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You nsed nothing eiss and ~ 10 10 simple
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ford a. The rnAnufa>tursrs ard drug
Eists rusrantse that there viii be a
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Application or they will refund IN.
money. n IL sold IN thla city under a
rseney refund guarantee BY department
stores and al up-tosdate druggists. In
eiaaans Bartsn and the Owl Drug Co.
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ze4z1ays 1 sfI 5'4 1lez:z1za1z1

longer. never fear
business 81 taking off my hat
20 you said ?. sybarttc in IN.
fclEued admiration. FOR pure grit
you're young wonder"
A diverted haiiboy opened the door
4 second waited in the cleva
tor. Promptly ascending. they were
set down at one o. the upper floors
Turnout The boy carried himself
with never q culver. HIS oounte-
nance composed and hctraying what
pain be suffered only to eyes keen
30 discern its trace % palior. Now
az he left the elevator and fitted a
key 20 the lock o. his private front
door. he addressed tho attendant
over his shoulder. in "A manner Rd-
mirahiy casual.
BY the way. Jimmy"
SIR"
"can w Dr. Higgins for the"
Yes. sir
Tell him I've an attack OF indi
Eestiou and viii be glad IL hen turn
out and zee n he can't fix me up
Cor tho night"
very good. Ar. Kenny
TIE gate changed and the cAEe
dropped from sirht as Mr. Kenny
opened the door and stood aside to
lot r. sybarite prcoede him
Rot objected the little man
foreibiy. GO In and turn Up the
lights Punctilio from man in your
condition"
The boy nodded YEARLY. passed
in. and switched up the lights in a
comfortably furnished sitting room
AS a matter OF fact" he said
thouEhfuiiy. when =. syharite had
followed him In and shut the door
Tn wondering how much Of a
blum ! MAY he. after all"
Meaning -"
by an literary precedent ought
20 faint now after my magnificent
exhibition Of supcrhuman endurance
But I'm not going to
That's rather sporting OF you.
r. sybarite grinncd
Not At all: / just don't want TO
don't feel like n. That sick feel
Ing Is Eone--nothinr but steady
agony Ike a hot iron thru my
shoulder--something any man with
teeth TO grit could stand"
Wen find out soon enough I
don't pretend to he any sort OF a
dab at repairs on punctured human.
ity. but ! read enough popular tic.
ton myself to know that the only
proper thing TO do Is TO ruin that
handsome coat OF yours by cutting
II off your hack We can antici.
pate the doctor TO that extent. at
least"
That's one thing. at least. that
the popular novelist knows right. ="
asserted Mr. Kenny with conviction
Sorry for the ooat--but you'n find
scissors yonder. on my desk"
And when r. Sybarite fetched
them. he sat himself sideways in a
straight hacked chair and cheerfuily
endured the little mans impromptu
essays In first-aid measures.
a very little shipping and slash
ing sufficed TO do away with the
shoulder and sleeve Of the boys coat
and 10 lay open his waistcoat as
wen. exposing a hlood-stained shirt.
And then. at the instant when T.
Sybarite was noting with relief that
the stain showed both in back and
in front. the telephone shrilled.
III you don't mind answering
that" srunted MIR. Kenny.
=. sybarite was already at the
instrument
"Yes7" he answered. "Dr. His.
ginsg"
Sorry. sir" replied a strange
voice: Or. Higgins isn't In yet.
ANY message7"
TELL him Mr.. Kenny needs him
at the Monastery. and the matters
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'vERETT TRUE
BY THORNTON W. BuRGE,s

kHoLD on cried Peter Rabbit TO
IL Jenny Wren, You told me
bust now that sally sly the Cowbira
h member o. the Rl&ckhitd family.
ard now yea are taking as u she
! .sre related to Goiay the Oriole ~
a Bizckbird don't see what
80 got 70 Do with Gotdy~
You don't. chr exclaimed Jenny
swsIl. Tor one who pokes into other
Ipeoples affairs as much as you DO,
bou don't know much. The Orioles.
the Meadow LArks. the Grackles and
the Bobolinks all belong 70 the Black
bird family They're all related %
Receiving the Riockblrd. and sally
Sly the cowelrd belongs In the SANE
family
Peter gAsped "I-I-hadnt the
beast idea that any OF these felix's
wcre related stAusrnercd Peter.
Wen. they are. retorted Jenny
Nren AS live. there's sally Sly
[no~+-
Peter caught a glimpse uf a hrown.
flsh gray bird who reminded him
|vrry much Of Mrs. RedwinK. She
was about the same size and looked
)much like her. II was plain that
/ shr vas trying to keep out Of sight.
IRE instant she knew she had been
f3tscovered she Few away In the d.
rectton Of the Old Pasture
IL happened that late that af.er-
tn0on Peter visited the Old Pasture
and saw her again she ard some OF
hsr friends were walking about close
% the feet Of the cows. where they
seemed to be piokinx I'd food. One
had a brown head. neck and breast.
The rest Of his coa; was glossy
black Peter rightly gpeasesd that
fhis must b. Mr.. cowbfrd Seeing
cm on such good terms with the
-. he understood why they are
>ziled coxbirds-
Sure that sally Sly had left the
DCid Orchard. the feAthered folks
there settled down to their household
cares. Having no one to talk to.
peter found a shady place close to
k1he old stone wall. and there sat
doxn to think things over. Presently
ICosdy the Oriole alighted in the tap
o. the nearest apple tree II seemed
Ito Peter that never had he seen any
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O. Ehf and morning. The first ap-
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