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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-23
FfLnRs GREATEST
INSTITUTION

FiIsrs greatest Institution IA tho
fouuty fair.
Tho NTH annual event. held last
week. eelipsed all other fairs here
and b. those who know, n IL said 20
have exeelled most OF the county fairs
~ the country In the livestock. pro-
duee and farm bureau departments.
DO ~e sufficiently appreciate the
great value OF this yearly expositlon2
10 we eonsifuetlyeiy display the In
fereat In u that We should
The Twin Faila county fair has FAR
rived. and u - In class with the
beat II gets bigger aud better aud
broader esefy year, II IL no longer IA
the experimental stage. ID 10 a sue.
eessful. growing. thriving institution
educational. Instructive. interest
log. useful aud important
To those who make u possible. %
the men who direct lts affairs. and %
those faithful and conscientious per
1ons who give their unceaalng labor
Tor its welfare and success 40 d0ff
our hat and proclaim that the fair Is
much appreciated enterprise which
not only deserves. bat lmpeia the co
OF every one Ia the country
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-23

The fire OF last week has wei
demonstrated tho fact that Filler
tsnd nave veil afforded 20 haFs
modern fire fire lighting equipment.
A Il0.0O0 fire engine. auch ~
that maintained By Bull, would
lave paid for lfseif many times over.
and u - not unreasonable 10 star; b
movement right nov looking toward
the installation 81 such a necessity
Jerome. not much larger than
Flief. has such equipment. and many
towns amaiief than this are pre-
pared 20 protect their Investments
Why not Filerf
Il ~iil cost mon,y. nure' so DO
food. and clothes. and all Other ne
fessiflea
without fear of a single argument
against "a. the Record proposes thai
the village board take immediate ae-
ton. sithsr By bond issue. pubiic
subscription. or direct levy. 10 pro.
de the town with this fire protcc.
ton that must be made either event
ualiy or nov,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-23


showing the results Of adequate
expenditure on advertising. the r. J..
Dryer farm sale held Monday. Sept.
-. Il said 10 have been one of the
best recorded tn this section Nun.
f0u a Hopkins we're the euctloneera
and Il h said they had no trouble 40
Eestinx good prices Tor escrythlnr
euiA
e was the first farm sale OF the
snanon. and indicated good prospects
ipf these contemplating farm aalea
this fall Mr Dryer placed the pub,
uety and advertising erd ~ tho
hands % the Record, and the results
speak Tor themselves Aside from
sale Bills printed and addressed %
prospective patrons ITS sale vas a.,
tertieed Ia the special edition %
ne Noeerd and also with q Twin
Fails sad BAIL paper The whole
fspease ~ The service was only SIS
snd required little effort on Dwy.
eFs part
last season shls office took care
81 the pueiielty of Flxfs live saieN ia
ih,s community. aud IRIS year the a.
n8hds ~iii BE greater
u yoa have an aactiot sale Of any
klnd simply lisi fouF offering. en-
piof roar aactioaesr aud clerk. brinx
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-23
MUNyOS AND HOPKINS
AUCTION SALE DATES

Saturday, September IS. SAID
ground. Bull
Tuesday, September 28. Pritchard
Bros. big closing out sale
Saturday. October z. j. w. Car.
ruth. dairy COW sale. Bull.
Saturday. October .. sale ground
Bull.
Thursday, October "a. English and
konicek closing out sale.
saturday, October 10. sale ground
Bull
Friday. October %. Joe Roggins
closing out sale. including so head Of
fine Jersey milk cows.
Saturday. October 20, sale ground
Bull.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-23
WALTER AND suEaREg's AUC-
TION DATES

Walter and Shearer. auetlOneers
announces the following sale dates.
October s. Seth Custer. farm sale
southeast OF Twin Falls.
October Is. Harry Brandon. farm
sale north west Of Filler.
October 20, O. j. Sanger. farm
1aie southwest OF Twin Falls.
October 10, Hayden and Leland
registered Sh0rthornss county fail
grounds. Filler.
October 30. @. A. McMasfer. reg
Istsred Bhorthorns. Twin Falls.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-23

Tho announcement Of service IN
700 interest % the public schools a.
the Methodist church next Sunday
evening eaght 10 be- of interest 20 all
rarsnts. pupils. and teachers thruonf
iae community
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-23
Touring Car, less starter $4,000
Touring Car with starter $1,000
Runabout less starter $500
Runabout with starter ASSOC
Coupelet with starter and demountabe rims 745.O0
Sedan with starter and demountabe rims 1880
Trucks, pneumatic tires, less starter 545.0O
Tractor 10000

The Ford Motor Company makes this reduction in the
face of the fact that they have hand immediate orders for
46O65 cars and tractors. The Company will suffer tenn
loss while using bought at bob nrces
They willing to make the in order to brno b
ness back to going condition quickly as possible and
maintain the momentum of the buying power of the country
Henry Ford says "The over and # !. time var
prices were over There or wisdom in IRVING TO
an artificial standard of values for the hest ntert
OF time real practical effort made to brno The b.;
ness OF the country down guar prewar stand.dv
we are at your command nth regular Ford F ff;;s md
e"se''e'' TO MI your orders. =. Ii 42 k4.gasp
F 0 R D
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-01
Back Home"

l.. Sanford the popular harness
maker IS home again with llasclden
Brothers. and you will find him fully
equipped with special machinery etc
and all equipment for the making Of
harness. and all kinds Of strap work,
and general repairing, and no one
needs an introduction to him, for all
are familiar with his work and know
Il to be the best tina; money can buy.
You want a good set Of wagon
breeding. and we are headquarters
FOR this work. and we are prepared to
furnish you with up-to-the-minute
harness of all kinds and you will
make no mistake in calling on Us, as
our entire harness department will be
under his supervision and he will also
assist u a. general salesman. and we
solicit your business
Haselden Brothers.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-01
Taylor Poindexter.

The marriage Of Miss Nell Taylor.
Of Richmond. KY 10 Mr. +. II Poin-
dexter. ~ Danville was solemnizcd
Thursday afternoon al the home Of
the officiating minister, DR.. T. &. Ec-
ton. on Fast Maxwell street. The
bride wore her travelling suit 81 blue
with hat 20 match and after the we'd
ding she and the bridegroom left 20
make their home IN Wisconsin. The
bride is the daughter Of the we'll
known Baptist minister, Rev Walter
Taylor and Mrs. Taylor at Richmond,
and Nr Poindexter is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs Charles roIndcVtcr, Of
Dauvillc.- Lexington Herald.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-01

Tuesday, the Rev. Homer Carpenter,
pastor o. the First Christian church,
Of this city, performing the ceremony.
The attendants were Miss Mae Phelps
and Mr.. Eagle Doty. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pieratt will reside near Lancaster,
where he is in business. Richmond
Register
Mr. Pieratt is a well known and
popular business man 81 the Buckeye
section and has numerous friends in
the town and county who wish them
much happiness We extend To his
charming bride cordial welcome to
our midst.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-01

The services last Sunday were well
attended. the audience at preaching
services being quite large The Sun
day School attendance was larger
than the preceding Sunday but small
er than IL was a few Sundays ago. All
members are urged to be faithful in
attendance at Sunday School and
church in order that the proverbial
summer slump may be avoided
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-01

MIR Ebb Slayn q panvllc was 10
Lancaster Monday
MIS- Minnie johnson i. attending
the Normal School IN Richmond.
Mr. and Mr.. J. Hamilton have
been recent visitors tu Lexington
Miss Virginia Bourne has returned
fr ON visit 20 friends ,u Stanford.
Master Woodrow Wilson Bog,e. q
Lexington b. visiting Mr. Emma
Francis.
Mr.. and Mr. Bradley Johnson, q
Versailles, spent the week end with
Lancaster relatives.
Miss Lula simpson - Stanford. is
visiting Mr. and Mrs I y. simpson
on Richmond avenue.
Miss Amanda Anderson is spend
ing several weeks with relatives IN
indianapolis. Indiana.
Mr.. harvard h. Center spent the
week with hIs cousin. Delphinc h.
Robinson a. Valley View
Miss Burdette Robinson spent the
week with her uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mr. Walter Center.
Miss liner Ray has returned from
a visit 20 friends and relatives IN
Richmond and Frankfort
Miss Allene Fratman o. Lexington,
is the guest o. Mis- Mamie Stormes
Dunn on Richmond avenue.
Miss Maudc Clark and brother
William were week end guests Of
Misses Oracle and Lucy Long.
Mr.. Rober, holland who has been
attending State University. LeNing-
ton. Is at home FOR the vacation.
Mr. Cyrus Easou % Salvisa. is in
Lancaster Tor a visit 20 Mr. and Mrs.
p. n. Cox and other relatives here
Mr.. J VI S,aughton Of Camp
Gordon Ga. is expected for a visit To
her mother, Mrs. ~ 4. II. MArksbury.
Miss Helen Norrc,i. Of Harrods-
burg. IS the charming guest q Miss
Bernice Champ. on Maple avenue.
MIR ", 7 West mas returned from
visit to her daughter. Mrs II. T.
Embry and Mr. Embry IN Lexington.
Miss Lena Bright has returned
from pleasant visit 90 Miss Mary
Dunn and Mr. W O. May n Danville.
MIR. Patsy Simpson and Mrs. Bill
Simpson spent last Saturday with
Mrs. l.. L. Mathews Of Poor Ridge
pike
DR. Prntus Walker has returned
from Fort Thomas where he attended
"The Kentucky Veterinary Associ-
alton"
Mrs. Nunnaly, Of Stanford. Mrs.
Morris and son Of Oklahoma, were
guests Of DIR. and Mrs. Al Price on
Monday.
Mrs Henry Faulconer and little
daughters. Katherine Shelby and
Charlotte, Of Hillsboro, Ohio, are the
guests Of her mother, MIR. W. h.
Mason, on Stanford avenue.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-01
Indiana Farms
For Sale.

Buy a good grain stock or tobacco
farm in Indiana. All sizes priced from
S35 to 5000 per acre. one $50 acre
N Henry county. all level AZ $1,000
per acre. Terms TO suit. Lots Of
the Kentucky boys arch uying some
Of these rare bargains.
] will meet you az the train and
take care Of you while you are look
ing them over
Warren y. Murray,
6-iO-it r. r. g. Conuetsville, Ind.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-01

United States. Goodrich. Goodyear,
General and Fisk tires at special
prices for few days only, come
quick while YOU have a good stock 70
select your sizes.
Haselden Brothers Garage
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-01

Little Fannie Lee Walker Is spend
inp the week With her grand parents
Mr. and Mrs b W Ray on Buck
eye pike.
Mr james Collier and rranddaugh-
ter. who have been visiting Lancaster
relatives, have returned 20 their home
in Tennessee.
Misses Alice sutton and Jennie
Barr spent the wock end with Miss
es Ida and Anna Mae Broadus on
Richmond road.
Mr. George 4. SNincbroad has re-
turned from a house party given by
Misses Brumm,.l and Hortcse Lewis
H Grcensburr.
Mr.. 4 glastonbury Mr. W b.
Thomas Mr. ]. q \ Mcdowell and
Nj, Emmalirc HARRISON. u Danyille
have been recent guest. q Mrs T. 7.
Frsbic.
pr Dan G. ElNu left for New
York Gifts last Monday, where he has
accepted a position a. assistant house
surgeon IN the Lyingln Hospital In
that city
Miss Margaret Hackley, who has
been the house guest Of her neicc,
Mr. james l. Hamilton. left Monday
for visit in Georgetown before go
ing to Chautauqua. y. Y for the sum
mcr months
Mrs. France. Croushon and daugh-
ter. Margaret q Bryantsville, were
the guest last week o. Mr. and Mrs
John Natcr and family Little Miss
Elizabeth Frances Natcr accompani-
"a them home for a weeks visit.
Monday Nj. Sallic Elkin invited
a small circle ~ friends to have tea
az ner home with Mr., Anna Frazcc
Ball. % Maysvillc. Ky Her guests
were Mr. Mae Hughes holland, Misses
Kate and Lillian Kinnaird Miss Bet
tic West and Mr.. 5. {. Denny.
The reception given al the Prcsby-
terrain church Wednesday evening
after PRAYER meeting was largely at
tended and proved a very enjoyable
affair The decorations consisted Of
pink roses and ferns. Ice cream. pink
and white iced cake we're served
Mr. and Mr.. $. :. Long entertain
ed several relatives and friends at "a
dinner Sunday Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Clark. Mr.. and
Mrs. Miley Walker and daughters.
Misses Marie, Hazel. and Miss Maude
Clark and Mcssrs William Clark and
Robert Ray
Miss Permela Robinson has ac-
ceptcd a position a. clerk in the gro
Gerry Of Mr.. ". b Ball Miss Robin
son is very efficient and popular
clerk and will De glad TO welcome
her numerous friend. where she will
furnish their needs In the grocery
line.
Rev. and Mrs r. II. finder. Of
North Mddletown, have been guests
Of their daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Ben
Robinson They were accompanied
hy Miss Della finder who left Tues
day for trip TO the Mammoth Cave.
Rev. Frank finder also joined the
party.
Mr. and Mr. Marshall Ray en-
tertained AZ delightful dinner last
Thursday: Mrs. james Foster. Mrs.
l.. L. Mathews, Mrs James Day Ray.
Mrs. Henry Ray and children. Mrs.
John Yatcr and children, Mrs. Jam
Is Hicks and children. Mrs Ollie
Black, Mr. and Mr. viii Preston
and baby. An enjoyable day was
spent by all present.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-01

4 Teacher Training Glass has
been organized in the Sunday School
and will begin work next Sunday.
The New Standard Teacher Training
Course is very interesting and this
work ought 20 prove very helpful TO
all who will take IT, The class will
meet at the Sunday School hour
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-01

Miss Alberta Anderson 3 visiting
relatives in Lexington.
Mr. Jennie Kavanaugh Slavin was
visitor 70 Lancaster Monday.
Mics Leona Colt. Of Richmond Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. L. ~ Miller
Mrs.. Voolfolk. 81 Lexington, has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lear.
Mr. and Mr.. Jed Dunn and Mr.
Ike Dunn Of Lexington, were in Ian.
caster Monday.
Miss Clara Cooper. - Stanford, is
the guest u Miss Angie Kinnaird on
Maple Avenue.
Mrs. 2 Brown, q Stanford. spent
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. T..
Prescott Brown
Misses Agnes and Lucille Donahuc,
Of DanyilIe, have been recent guests
q Miss Carrie Miller.
SIR Stanley Gullcy. Of Mineral
Wells, Texas, is visiting Lancas,' pr
and Gerard relatives
Mr. Julian Anderson returned 20
Akron Ohio Tuesday after pleas
ant stay with his homcfolks
Mr Jack Rl,hin. Of Atlanta, was
the house guest Of Mr. John McRob-
crt during The last week end.
Mr.. I'd HALEY. Of Newman. Calf,
arrived today, Tor an extended visit
10 her father Capt. 7. A. Elkin.
Ms. Francis Grant, who has been
the guest q Mis-. Lula Anderson. has
returned to her home IN Lexington.
MIR {. A. Robinson has returned
from visit 70 her sister. Mr.. +. u.
Gaines and MIR Gaines in Garrard
county.
Mrs Frank Stofer returned 20 Lex
ingtou last Friday after a visit to Mr.
and Mr.. 4. c. Miles and Mrs Hubert
Carter
Mr. and Mr., Frank Broaddus, Of
NichulasyIll,. were guests IN the city
las, Monday q Mr.. and Mrs Cron-
les Broadius.
Mr. jess Mcrshon. Of Corbin. was
IN the city last Saturday and spent a
few hours with Misses Wayne and
Ethyl Walter.
Mrs Cleo Brown and Mr. Mary
Williams. Of Mt Vernon, Ky. are
sitting Mrs. George r. Brown on the
buckeye Pike.
Mrs. ". VI. Boyle 81 New Orleans.
Is the guest Of her uncle, Mr. Tom
Whcrriti and Mrs. Whorritt on Lex
inrton avenue.
Mr. Claude Rice Gaines. who had
his tonsils and adenoids removed at
the DauviIle hospital Tuesday is prac
tcaIly well today.
Mrs J. W Crutcher Of Crab Or
chard and Miss Mary Moore. Of Palm
Beach, Fla. are guests for the week
in Lancaster with Mrs. Hugh Logan
Mrs. Anna Frazee Ball Of Maysville
Ky, was in Lancaster the first Of the
week speaking a good word" for
Hamilton College. lodging with Mrs
Emma Kaufman and having table
cheer with Mrs Hugh Logan.
Mr.. J. c. Amis and son, Billie. Of
Arkansas. have been guests Of her
brother. Mr. W b. Moss and Mr.
Mos on Lexington avenue Il has
been fourteen yeas since Mrs. Amis
has been In Kentucky and several
motor trips were given IN her honor.
Mr. Waller Hudson arrived IN the
city las, Monday for few months
stay with his parents. Mr. and Mr.
h. =. Hudson. Mr.. Hudson ha,
spent the las, year or more in Ecqua-
dor, from which place he came here
direct.
Mr.. and Mrs William Lear gave a
dining Wednesday in honor Of Rev
r. VI. finder and Mrs. finder, Of
North Middletown. The guests pres
cnt were Rev. T.. h. Bourland. wife
and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Basin
and little daughter, Mr., and Mrs "
A. Lear and daughter, Mrs Wool
folk % Lexington and William Tin
der. The day proved most de-
lightful one
n. L. Walden, son Of Mr. Jesse
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-01

Mrs. J. a. fuckers Sunday School
elias. will give a social at the church
this Thursday evening Refresh
mcnts will be served and a fine time
Is anticipated by these young ladies
and gentlemen and their guests.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-01
Christian Church Notes.

The electric fans were in use last
Sunday for the second time this sea
son. They will be used throughout
the summer at the Sunday services
and NJ prayer meeting As the weather
may demand. They are proving quite
satisfactory. rendering the auditor.
ium as pleasant as the shade Of the
old apple tree" even on hot days
The Christian Endeavorers had an
outing at Dix river last Thursday.
Some Intentionally tried the water
and some unintentionally. all finding
II fine Of course. while others amused
themselves IN divers ways. All en-
joyed the bountiful picnic dinner
Mrs Henry Moore. Mrs. J A. Anon,
Mrs Samuel Hascldcn, Mrs J. r.
Hascldcn. Mrs W. S. Carrier. Mr. and
Mrs +. b. Bourland chaperoned the
crowd.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-01

Mr. james Collier and rranddaugh-
ter. who have been visiting Lancaster
relatives, have returned 90 their home
in tennessee.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-11-26

evitability entered. the house. We
were no longer lodging chance. Nor
gan surely and certainly represented
fate. 1t had become only n matter of
time when in one fashion or another
the security of this home, SO carefully
~. That was apparent. 1t might be
that Morgan would be able TO expose
us to nothing more than the publicity
lie mentioned. But that was sufficient;
it would be destructive.
| had %telephOned Mcclure. telling
him OF Morgan's part in the new turn
of events, and he later Informed me
that two Of the Morgan agency op-
erativcS had sailed for South America,
taking Dravada with them. The hunt
had begun-but a long way off.
The hunters knew as much Of the
quarry as | did. and | had no way Of
knowing whether ii was likely that
they could find a trail back to Hart
ley house. 1t was impossible not TO
feel uneasy. nravada had been TO
me-. whatever he had been 10 jed,
merely an incident grotesque and eX-
t%ravaGant, a preposterous dash OF col
or in odd conditions. The lawyer had
been reSourceful and cunning enough,
but his actions had to be those OF q
Sinking fcral animal. He was not to
be greatly feared, bat Morgan was.
lie had the machinery for the work.
Ills cupidity a aroused. Every ras-
cal who Smc!led the mystery OF Hart
ley house became eager to follow the
scent into the strong box OF the house.
| thought | was not assuming enough
again if it would be Of service to give
me The secret of the house. | told her
| was far from certain that my relia-
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-11-26

the ZOO we gaze upon the people Wit
pass, and people help to make up the
world, and SO ! say we gaze at the
world.
It's far easier than saying each
time that we gaze at people and that
people help to make up the world.
"We come from Australia, you know,
and they call us birds, l believe. We're
almost as large as the ostrich family,
but not quite. ! mean that each Of
us is almost as large as an ostrich,
that is what ] mea
"Of course, | don't mean the South
American ostrich, for we are each
larger than each Of them. But
meal that we were almost AS large
as the African ostrich.
"Do YOU agree, Mr.. Emcu?"
"Ccrtainly, certainly" said Nj.
Emeu.
Il was speaking" said Mrs. Emeu,
"of tie fine way we act and of the
way the first Mrs. Emeu taught US all
to act.
I'VE lay the eggs and then we make
our mates look after the eggs and
care for the young. All we do is to
lay The eggs. We don't do any Of the
sitting or watching or waiting or train
ing Of the young.
THE first Mrs. Emcus said, young
Mrs. Emeus. and young Miss EmeuS
who will soon find your mates, do not
wear yourselves all out in working.
Change the scheme Of things and make
your mates do the work.
"'You will find that they can do it,
too. Mr.. ana Mrs. Ostrich take turns
in sitting on the eggs, but don't even
do as much work as that. Just let
Mr.. Emeu do everything but the lay
ing Of the eggs.
"tAnd you will be interesting and
different, and creatures will say,
"'"Gracious, aren't they tie bosses
though"
$50, remember my words, for these
are the ways that emcuS should do
"And we have remembered. Even
here i'm the ZOO where we also lay the
eggs. we get our mates to do all the
work, and creatures think it IS mott
interesting.
"Ah. we're queer looking with orr
great long legs like stills. and cur
bodies which look like hay stacks.
And we're cross la the spring--wc get
q sort Of cross spring fever. The
fever is lacking. but the crcssness
Is present.
"But we're interesting, for we make
our mates do practically all the work,
heigh no, and We are the lazy, curious
Mrs. Emeus.'
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-11-26
DaddyS
U433C lNGnst\O
Fairy Tale
6yMARY GRAHAM BONNER
=---CALA-A 81 NALLsA nv MAELE .h..
T..tFS. EMEU.

"Ilow I've improved things" said
Mrs. Emcu.
Might l be so bold as to ask what
you have improved?" asked Mr.. Emeu.
well, I've seen to it that the Mr..
Emeus didn't become spoilt."
%"lIaven't all the Mrs. Emcus seen
to that?' asked Mr.. EmeI
"Ah yes, they have. They have been
a fine lot. 1T has all been because
Of the first Mrs. Emeu. She was a
leader if there ever was one. She told
what she had done to the Miss and
Mrs. Emcus who came after her, and
she asked IL, all to follow her ex-
ample which we all have done. We've
all helped improve things.
"None Of us have ever changed.
We've all heen as she was. and rs
| said before. she was n great leader.
Just think, thousands or hundreds
or some such number Of Mrs. Emeus
have followed in the footsteps of the
first Mrs. Emcu.
"Of course they haven't exactly fol-
lowed in her fO0tStcpS. That is, they
haven't walked where She has walked.
"Thcy have gone in different yards
AMI walked III different grounds. but
their ways have been the same, and SO
we say they have followed in her foot
steps.
"We're queer looking creatures and
our funny heads often make people
laugh. Our neckS are covered with
collars which look like hay. and our
heads are quite amusing. our beaks
are rather pointed and u little eyes
look out at the world in Il funny
way"
awe cont look out ut the whole
world" said Mr.. Emeu.
"Wcll. YOU know what | mean" sail
Mrs. Emeu. "lrom our yard here i'll