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Faculties or The Human Soul
Written Especially for the Beldine
Banner News
tBy Robert Hazel Phi. d.

Consider, in the first place, the
many excellent faculties of the hu-
Fan soul. the imagination, memory,
raason, judgement, will, the power
it has Of reviving such multitude
of ideas from external objects, of
deI,ositing them in the storehouse Of
the memory for many years, of
drawing them out again for use
whenever it thinks fit, of comparing
arranging, combining and diversity
ing them in such, an infinite number
of ways, Of rejecting, medtaNing,
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A Christmas
Movie
BY ALDEN CHAP MAN
r'sht l'2l. westsrn NewspAper Union

lie sweet voiced
Christmas chimes
we're echoing OUT
a chorus melodlous
and reverentlal and
Mabel Dnrand sat
in the parlor of ner
cozy little fiat alb
sorbed in reveries
that The season nat
.lt .l. -.
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and the honorary attache of the Brit
1sh embassy and Mr.. A. p. Graves.
A number of important dinner
parties preceded the One Hundred
Club dance given last evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. T. 7. Gaff.
Mrs. Gan received the guests, assist
ed by the members of the dance com
litfee. which included Mrs. Sylvanus
Stokes. jr.; Mrs. Cromwell Brooks,
Mrs. Scott Thropp and Miss Gladys
Hinckley.
Capt. J. F. Harker, secretary of
the British embassy has gone to
Warrenton. Va. for the fancy dress
dance to he given by Mrs. Frederick
Kohl of California, who is spending
the winter with her mother. Among
others who went to Warrenton for
the dance this evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes. jr.
Miss Ann Wickcs Craven, daughte err
Of Capt and Mrs. Craven. and a
much-feted debutante of the winter.
is entertaining at a card party this
Gordon Woodbury., daughter of the
assistant secretary of The Navy and
Mrs. Woodbury.. A number of addi-
tional guests have been invited in to
the tea which will follow, when Mrs.
Gordon Woodbury. and Mrs. Randolph
Miner will preside at the tea table
Gen. and Mrs. Arson Mills ard the
formers niece, Miss Kline, entertained
at dinner last evening. when their guests
We're Gen. and Mrs. Glenn. Gen. and
Mrs. Beach. Representative Charles Il.
Timberlake. Col. and Mrs Lynch, Ma j.
Burgess. Mr.. and Mrs. Capron and Col.
and Mrs. Wescott
Mrs. II. l.. r. Johnson and Mrs,
Continued on Ninth Pa-s)
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n IRIS. WILSON was the guest of
NH honor at the annual breakfast
Of the Congressional Club at
| Rauscher's at noon today. The
scene was a particularly brilliant one
! flowers. music. handsome costumes and
! distinguished women contributing to the
splendid surprise program Of speeches
and special stunts prepared in comp1i-
ment to the outgoing first lady Of the
| land.
A long table ran the length Of one side
| of the ballroom and was so arranged
| that the guests of honor faced the rest
| of the company seated at small tables
The flowers. which profusely decorated
| the long table and the smaller tables
were so arranged as not to interfere with
! an unobstructed vision of the guests and
; the brilliant scene.
| At the honor table were Mrs. Wood
row Wilson. Mrs. Thomas Riley Mar
shall, Mrs. Frederick II. Gillett; mem
| bers of the executive board. Mrs.
/ Charles b. Ward, Mrs. Josephus Dan
! iels. Mrs. Finis j. Garrett, Mrs. James
, F. Byrncs, Mrs. Edward J. King. Miss
Alice Page, Mrs. c. Frank Reavi5;
| chairmen of standing committees:
Mrs. Selden p Spencer. Mrs. Julius
| Kahn. Mrs. John Il. Henderson, Mrs.
| no" III -. fteeSlut, MIS- JoStPt l.
| France, Mrs. Edmund Platt. Mrs. Cal
! vim -. Paige: past presidents of the
| club: Mrs. Duncan L. Fletcher. Mrs.
! Atlee Pomerene, Mrs. Horace NJ.
; Towner. and the newly elected presi-
| dent. Mrs. Irvine l.. Lenroot. and Mrs.
Henry w. Reyes.
/ Hostesses at the other tables were
. charter members and life members.
assisted by members of the newly
| elected board, and included Mrs Dan
lei r. Anthony of Kansas. Mrs. An
| drew ]. Barchfeld of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Henry Allen Cooper of Wisconsin,
! Mrs. Stephen Il. Elkins of West Fir-
ginia, Mrs. Burton l.. French of Idaho.
Mrs. William f. Fuller of Iowa, Mrs.
William Hughes Of New Jersey. Mrs.
Willis c. Hawley of Oregon, Mrs. Will
liam E. Humphrey of Washington.
Mrs. Gordon Lee Of Georgia, Mrs
James T. Lloyd of Missouri. Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth of Ohio, Mrs.
James r. Mann of Illinois, Mrs. Frank
w. MoHdeH of Wyoming, Mrs. John H
Small of North Carolina. Mrs. Thetus
w. Sims Of Tennessee. Mrs. Joseph
E. Thropp of District of Columbia, Mrs.
Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama, Mrs
William w. Wilson Of Illinois, Mrs.
Harry c. woodward of West Virginia
and Mrs. Edward Cooper of West Vir-
ginia-
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for n short visit from Columbia Uni
versitY. where she is taking a post
graduate course.
Mrs. Grafton w. Minot entertained
al dinner last evening preceding the
One Hundred Club dance at Mr. and
Mrs. T. Il. Cats home. Mrs. Minots
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. George
Garrett, Mrs. Kenna Elkins. Miss Isa-
belle May, Rear Admiral Theodore
Long. Brig. Gen. Charles L. McCaw-
ley. Maj. Gen. Clarence c. Williams.
Col Sherwood A. Cheney. the charge
d'affaires Of the Swedish legation,
Mr. de Legerberg: the secretary of
the Argentine embassy. Mr.. Espil,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Everett en-
tertained a company Of thirty at din
ner, followed by dancing, last evening
in their hme, on Sheridan circle. for
Miss Anne Everett, who is at home
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Town Of Frankliuton,
November |, 1921.
MAYORS OFFICE.

Ah Al L Wv ~ W l. ASA~f
At q regular meeting Of the
Board of Aldermen of the Town
of Franklinton, the following res
olution was offered and ,unani-
mously adopted:
That hereafter the Town Mar
shall shall become EX-Offcio Sn.
perintendent Of the water works
plant; that he shall receive as ex-
ira compensation the sum OF
twenty $50 0O) dollars per month
and that he shall discharge his
duties under the direction of the
Mayor.
Be it further ordained that all
revenue collected by the Super
intendent on account Of water
service shall be accurately &C.
counted for in detail aud placed
in a special account and only
withdrawn on the joint warrant of
the Mayor, Superintendent and
Clerk of the Town Council and
that detailed statement Of the COL
leotions and disbursements be
made to the Board of Aldermen
at the end Of each month.
This ordinance shall 60 into Of
fectimmediately on PRONUNCIATION.
thereof.
E. L. Magee, Mayor.
D. A. Self, Clerk.
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not..be turned into the pipes un'
til said inspection is made.
(4S) Any plumber violating any
of the above rules shall forfeit
his license, and such violation on
his part shall operate as a forfeit
ure Of the license Of any and all
persons associated with him in
business, whether as partner, en-
ployee or otherwise.
(49) When a job of plumbing is
completed, leave the water turn
ed off.
(5O) Within twenty-four hours
after all new jobs are completed,
written report of fixtures in the
job must be handed to the Super.
intendent.
E. L. Magee, Mayor.
Passed November 1, 1921.
Approved by Mayor November
1, 1921.
Attest D. A. Self, Clerk, Nov.
ember 1, 1921.
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Town Of Frankrinton,
November /, 1921.
D. A. Self, Clerk.
MAYORS OFFICE.

MAYOR'S OFFlCE.
At d regular meeting of the
Board of Aldermen of the Town
of Franklinton, at which all men,
bers were present, the following
resolution was offered and unan-
imously adopted:
Be it ordained that the charges
for all meter service for water
Within said town shall be as fol-
lows:
a. Up to 5000 gallons of water,
furnished at 80 cents per thousand
or $3.50.
b. For each 1000 or fraction
thereof above 5000 gallons, rs
cents additional.
c. The minimum charge for
each water service $3.50 per
month.
E. L. Magee, Mayor.
D..A. Self, Clerk.
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and the town may at any time
thereafter connect other parties
to the sub.main or use it for any
other purpose.
(RULES GOVERNING HOUSE
PLUMBING.
(35) No work shall be done in
the Town of Franklinton, by any
plumber or firm Of plumbers, who
have not executed an approved
bond and taken out license. Each
master plumber shalt see that all
employees have copies of these,
rules and all plumbing work shall
be in strict accordance with them.
| 1851 Each plumber shall have
written permit from the Super.
intendent or his authorized repre-.
sentative before starting any new
work, or extentions or changes in
old work. A drawn plan Of such
work must be given to the Super
intendent before permit is granted.
(37 After plan has been ap.
proved no alteration will be allow
ed except on written application OF
owner of the property and appro.
val Of the Superintendent in writ
ing.
> 1881 No person, except the Su.
perintendent or some one approx.
j ed by the Board, will be allowed
q to make connection with water
n main.
1897 The master plumber must
} notify the Superintendent in
writing that the work is ready for
# inspection, before he has a test
It on it. The Superintendent will
# then have the water turned on the
% entire system and it must stand
. full of water for fifteen minutes,
Il A curb cock shall be placed at
e the curb line, with curb boz
a ovrr same, having top OF boz
Il flushed with surface. This will b
}. furnished by the Town and IN
D, stalled by the Superintendent
70 when main is tapped and service
0. connection made. All connec
Of tons or taps to cast iron mains t
" be made with approved corpora
~ ton cock and lead goose-necks.
tn (40) Every house must hav
(, stop and waste cock
" Nh Each premise must be on
ID seperate curb cock, and no two 0
lie one supply.
(42) All water pipes in expose
places must be protected frol
sts freezing.
ut (43) All water closets supple
Of, from town water system must /
no fitted with a reliable ball cock a
n. tachment of a pattern to be al
10. proved by the superintendent.
81. (44) Undee no circumstanc
u. shall a plumber interfere with Il
will connection Of the meter. II 1t
wo necessary for it to be temporari
mt, removed because Of its extension
lis. the Superintendent will take
of out.
(45) No plumber shall allow
rs. name to be used by any pers
Ior- directly or indirectly, to do a
the work under his license.
With (4el When a plumber has a c
the to repair a pipe or fixture that
iced wasting water, he shall give 81
the job preference over other w
of and repair Immediately.
bill en- Any plumber who shall
I'm. terrupt or resist an inspection
yer, his work upon the pipes and
the purtenances Of the Water We
pro. Plant or its customers shall
laid, 'tsit bis bis, license! License and the water 8
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y n AUTHORIZED USE o.
WATER

y ~ "a - L II " II | Il T. IL bSE OF
WATER.
G9) The occupant or owner of .
any building or premises in which
water is delivered will not be al
lowed to supply other persons or
premises, Or permit others to take
water from the premises, and shall
not allow the use Of water for
other purposes than those speci-
fed in the application and paid
for. If water is to be used for
building or irregular purpose, ap.
pIications must be made for such
nsa.
No addition or alteration in any
plumbing system shall be made
without a permit to make same, to
oe applied for as for the original
connection.
All outlets shall be kept closed
when not IN use.
No water shall be carried or
hauled from any public water
trough or fountain,
Any person thus Wfully per.
hitting the use Of water Or unlaw,
fully using same shall be guilty of
a mlsdemeanor and, upon convic.
ton shall be fined by the Mayor
not less than $500 or more than
$25 90 in each and every instance,
and the Superintendent shall cut
off the supply Of water from every
premises where such improper
uses or reprehenslble carelessuess
or waste is detected, and shall not
turn 1t in on, until satisfactory
adjustment is made by the pay.
ment of fine, if imposed and Of the
assessment is double the regular
rate, for all unlawfully used water
FEE FOR TURNING ON
WATER.
(20) After the first turning on
of the water to any consumer, a
charge Of S1.00 will be made, pay
able ia advance, for such turning
on thereafter of either water, il
addition to all charges, no matte
from what cause cut off, except
ing that no charge shall be mad
after cutting off only for repair
or extensions, if by request 0
consumer and on his Statement
that the stop and waste cock vii
| not properly shu. off.
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF.
(2l) 1t shall be unlawful TO
| person or persons, excepting EN-
! ployees of the Water Works Plan
, or members of the Fire Depart
!, ment or plumbers When making
Q test of work and at once closin
/. again, to open any curb cock, fl
1 hydrant or street valve, or to in
It lure, deface Or interfere in an
Q way with the water, .appurter
!. ances, building, structure or ma
n chinery, or any property OF tx
q Water Plant, or to open the reese
|, voir or throw any thing therein
10 or in any way to contaminate tt
water in the system or any pa
thereof, 1t shall be unlawful
lie attach any sign or advertiseme
y to, or place the same in conta
rs with any building, structure
= any thing belonging to or formi'
~ part of the Water Plant.
ng Any person violating this Sc
ton shall upon conviction be fiji
a. ed by the Mayor not less tn
he s5, 90 nor more than $500.
all ABUSES SUMMARIZED.
or t22) Using, permitting Or 1
d. preventing the use OF water :
'e. any purpose not specified a
We paid for, or beyond the limits s
lse CITED in the application.
e. (23) Permitting leaks in 8
se vice pipes or fixtures not be-
ire repaired Immediately.
i0M Allowing water waste,
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INSPECTION,

VIII
;,o to-toa I, ''''' -
m wator tornnno,,;1,. ~
q 20 roouirod 70 t,,,,,, :, ~ 'l'
5iataiv .ftor to,.;n Tn
ranortino nv n,,,r,b -
tion of r6a nov, n.o,1r 5,:t:
the snnnriotandont vii ;no,
tho sen,o o,a 49,, 3e
nv him which .vn,Id i,noo;, 49,
INTEGRITY and aoonorou of tha aa,
ara1 sarv;o. ~ c,h;oi, o.o 20
comn,ianca with tno,o rn1o, ,,,,,.t
ha corraoted hafa,a IN -.
haoun On tha snnrovaI "a srob
,un,l ~, .bo su,,,:t,.
altar soid onrl;oo4;,n h,a h.on
nronaylv msda tho ernor;,ton
dent will 44urn IN tha wotor
nM The snorova, If orv sroh
work hv tbo S,nar;otoraaDt .ho,,
in No wav ra,ass, n, n,,nh,n
from resnons;h;};tr nndar tbo mn
troo+ ~ Eohn;.,. -. hooa g.
! . =, oo roa,,]+,r,,,o $780,,
his work
nm Frae accass r. al, norts ~
tba nronisos wboro nj, ,oh;noo ~
tends. shall be given at all proner
honrs for the nnrnose Of insnac.
+;on r. Tovr an D,o,,oos ,.hon;
to N y. Ia encb ;nsnsctioo
spRINKIJNG
nN The use Of hose without
nozz|es. or with lets or fountains
io n,ohib;+ad avoant altar nav
mani IF snocial ratas Tho roop1or
rates ara for "A inch hose and I a
inch no71,o No ,oroor oiza sbolI
h0 ,soa, exoent after navmant Of 9
sneciaI rate,
SPECIAL PERMIT,
n2l The Sunerintendent vii
issna snecisl nermits for special O,
transient uses of water, for build
;nn n,,rnosas "watar tanning"
hoi,er and nrivate fire service, etc
II s,,ob oasas the Town assume.
~ responsibility for failure 10 SIM
NON for ooo;donts or damar,
Of anv kind that NAV result from
,h,tt;ro off tho water without no
,;oo =, from anv cansa whatever
1;o,, ~. For tbis sarv;ca INNS
s,o civilization tru,v ESTIMATING
tho extent of work and paving il
.aonoo f., sarvioa
rryrtrDpc ArSrcsUn
n M c.. sho,
~ ~ eas 90 ouaru bin
",'. l ,,ao 80 -,
VIZ" ~, -, IT,
so1,,ot;on will bo mad
,,,o 90 tb0;r not haino in nae
oe0aN h.n;,c ubio1
no+ oxnect r. usa mn.
sa su a;soonnaot tham or oils
!, $500 nav tho fn,, rate for them
uosa Iiosnse will, be charged O
oo,noot;ons wbAtbar 70 +
1900 ~ no, IF not to ba usa,
800 thom ramoved from II
:
Cutting OFF
na The Town reserves Il
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he Management. Account
/ inc, aud Use OF " alter " W orks
] system, Service and Plumb
inc in the Town OF Frank
linton.
Be il ordained by the Board of
qavor and Aldermen of the Town
i Franklinton, Louisiana, that
Inc following rules, governing the
uater works plant and It's rela-
ion with employees and consum,
sr,, be adopted; that they take
affect and be in force from and
after their passage, and that the
Nayor is hereby instructed to
have same printed for distribu-
ton.
These rules shall be part of
wsry consumers contract for
service,
The Board reserves the. right to
4 add or amend these rules at any
time,
4 ALL previous ordinances in con-
4 dict with the present are hereby
1 repealed.
q APPLICATION.
~ All applications for water
4 connections or service shall be
made in writing at the office Of
tho Superintendent setting forth
! fully the service applied for, and
] all uses said application
d intended to cover. APP
4 DIlcation blanks will be furnished.
4 No other use of any service than
4 that set forth in application will
be permitted. For additional SER
4 vice q new application shall al.
ways be filed.
4 l2) Application for connection
4 must be accompanied by fees fol-
making same, AND application fol-
4 unmetefed water service must be
accompanied by the first monthly
i payment.
& iS) No addition or alteration
Z whatever shall be made in any
q plambing, or fixture without frs
fling an application and receiving
4 spermit from the Superintendent
ID writing, for the specific chang
nbe made. Only by an observ
ace of this can correct reeor'
athe service be kept.
l4} When said application j
lied, the superintendent will hav
thsmain tapped and water con
notion extended to curb line, o
have the water turned on, as tn
eass may be; and no person sha
hp any main or make any con
aeetion with mains unless in
slructed by the Superintendent
& ot authorized by him in writing
sn employee.
~ The tapping fee for wate
& Includes cost of connection
& curb line.
lel Each premises should be G
4 . separate connection with II
Water mains. If two or more co
sinners on one premises and tt
have service, the owner OF sd
Premises shall make applicable
aad be responsible for payne
Jog the whole service on SUI
Premises.
WATER PIPES DFIXTURl
~ Water pipes and hxtul
nay be such as the consumer N
sslset, Conditioned as follow
Iaey must not allow wastes
aAage, or any use except u
Wnslacted for. They must be
aecordancs with fules for plum
lng hereinafter set forth.
openings must be of q pattern
proved th Superintendent.
ausanltary fixtures viii be p
nllted.
lSl CNnanmar will nav for 2
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all acts performed in the capacity
OF Superintendent, and shall be
under it's direction, subject to its
Instructions; performing faith
fully all duties imposed upon him
by it. His salary to be determine
ed by the Board. In addition to
the operation Of the Plant, the
superintendent principal duties
will be to keep the accounts of the
plant and to render to the Board
Of Aldermen each month an item.
lied statement Of the receipts and
disbursements Of the plant >how-
ing the amounts uncylIerted and
he shall make a thorough written
report on the operation nf the
plant during the mouth.
(28) The Superintendent as
sistants shall consist Of SUCH help
as he deems necessary who's sal
airy or salaries shall b. del"rmn-
ed by himself and the Board.
FUNDS.
(29) All revenues derived from
the water service are to be kept as
a special fund and disturbed only
for maintenance, operating extend
ing, and improving the water plant,
except that surplus or defect
may be transferred to or from the
general fund, but no transfer Of
surplus shall be made which might
embarrass the managementin con.
Quoting the affairs of the plant.
WATER RATES.
(30) (a) For first three openings
for residences use 81 so per month
(b) Additional 3-8 or IL open
fiugs for residence use SOC pei
month each.
(c) For sprinkIing hose bibbs il
lawns or curb, Toe per mouth.
(d) Barber shops, stables, CARA
ges, drug stores, $500 to 500
per month.
(e) Minimum charge for eacl
and every water service, Sl.5'
per month.
: (D ga and 1-2 services ru1
. from street main to curb line b,
3 water department for a charge o
} s11.O0, payable when applicatio,
{ is made.
(g) If meters are installed, 81
! ding rate per 100 gallons will b
fixed by the Board.
(31) All water connections wi
y be cut out if bills are not paid Q
or before the 10th Of the mont
after same is due.
+. PLUMBERS LICEN Sc AN
a BOND.
o 1927 Each plumber or firm
e plumbers shall make bond subje
. to the approval of the Board
Y Aldermen and Mayor for $685.
i. and shall pay a license Of S5,(
: per year, any plumber who she
.e attempt to do any work in IL
r. Town of Frankllnton, I.ouisiaI
!. without license and bond, in fl
le force, shall be guilty of misd
1T meanor aud shall upon convictio
to be fined by the Mayor not le
Mt than $500 nor more than $1,000
ct for each offense. The Board
OF Mayor and Aldermen may ut al
10 time revoke the license of q
plumber for failure to comply wi
G. the rules governing his wor
j. and may refuse to license al
an plumber when they have 60
reasons to believe is unrelia
and incompetent.
,ot SUB.MAINS.
Tor (33) Parties living on sire
nd not traversed by water mains
a. within reasonable distance there
may make application by writ
ar. to the Water Works Superint'
ne dent for permission to run a 81
main. This will consist of galv
or lied pipes Of such size as the
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stop and waste cock at the curb,
but shall keep them in good con-
dition.
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Using coconut Husks
Husks of coconuts are used by va.
rious manufacturers to be turned into
eordage, brushes or mating.
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(l8) All contracts for water are
oy the year unless otherwise spe.
Gifted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
I'LL E.BlltDS.


Early ~ IN" spring We saw lots
&C Elu"h!rdS in the garden so We
decided We would try TO liz some
iavtinE place for thcm TO hulld We
took cymbling cut a hole IN il
about the size III a dollar and cut
two smaller ones in thc bottom so
that water might run ont when IL
ra.ncd Then W. tica IL to a Garden
post with wire and We were sure IL
was secure The next day when
came from school my mother told
me that IL pair of RIucbirds had
taken possession. II was liked equal
" as well by a pair Of English spar
rows They fought over IL for weeks.
the sparrows throwing out ali the
nest the Rluebirds made. but finally
the Eluchirds convinced them rhat
oosscssIon was nine points IN Law.
The l!luc birds worked cnecrfully. and
nnaliy finished tn" r"si one day
pccprd IN and there was fly" little
White eggs in tn nest The mother
Lird was staying with them day and
night now as il wouldn't bc long be
:crr they Matched Not very many
days afterwards We missed the
mother bird and We hadn't seen her
since. We were all distressed as We
had taken such interest IN them. The
father bird came every day ana would
30 IN the nest and can and call! hut
Nc hav" never soon hvr since.
one day was feeding the chickens
and looked up and the father bird
vas sitting in front Of Jhc nest ch!rp-
ing, and presently down came
mother bird. sh" was not the same
one as She wasn't as blue aud MAS
30 shy was mad AZ FIRST hooausc
he had forgotten the other bird so
quick, hut set glad They were 10 be
With us again. Thcy hul begun 10
throw out the old nest IN u fcNv hours
and started 10 build new one
When they finished the nest | pccp-d
in In u few days sha VAS setting
She is setting nov, hut viii hatch ia
few days ! suppose Every day
The father bird comes ana takes her
ont to exercise She viii not STAY
long. hu; viii come back ana he
VIII have 70 feed her She balance OF
th" day
This is a true story have nvc
other bird nests
Composed uy
Age II VIRGINIA TiSpALE.