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About C.Tr:n
Washington, a C. Tat esoaahty
UWKthhWlnin bnai
tatted this week, dieetaattng bnrinoaa
oonditiono of the Pecioc (beat, eaye:
"While the crops of Ota Metka wiU
he 1ms Sun tin average, doe Is uaav
age by late boat and drouth, the
f Brawn and fruit pmn will be pro
tected In loaa through the greater
prion which they win receive tor thatr
produets. Peach growera who last
year permitted thair crops to lot an
tha tiaaa because of tht unprofltable
prioae prevailing an tail year con
tracting to Mil thair product, which
will ha 40 to 60 par cant of tha aver
age, at mora than dbobk, tha prteaa
vailing at tht auaa tinea laat year.
Tha damage from tha (mat to ap
ples and peere in tae Northwoet baa
beau suite aerioue and general hot tha
pradiotioa ia made that notwithstand
ing tnit tha year's crop will exceed
that of WIS.
Thil year'1 (rain crop of tha twalfth
district will ba from 10 to SO par cant
laatthan that of last year. This ahort
age la due to tha unusual drouth which
haa prevailed during tha apring la oar
tain parta of California. A matarial
daereeaeln acreage ia reported from
tha Northwaat It la aaaartad that tha
carry orar from laat yaar'a whaat crap
in Oragon and Washington equals SO
ta 40 par cant of laat yaar'a crop.
"alining daring tha paatyaarhaa
bean tha moat profitable industry
within this, district Tha nazt moat
profitable one haa been liveetock.
"Recant rains in Idaho hare greatly
benefitted the graaing lands. Sheep,
wool and cattle are all bringing high
prices mall of tha states of this die-
triet Dairying ia also
. Representative Sinnott Now "
Wears Oregon Jackrabbit Fedora
Washington, D. C High-grade felt
beta can be manufactured from the for
of Oregon iackxabbita. This ia
longer a theory, but a demonstrated
faet and Representative N. J. Binnott,
of Oregon, la today proudly wearing
the first and only felt fedora ever man
ufactured in tha country from JackTao
bitfnr. Laat winter lb, Sinnot dlsoovarad
that felt hat manufacturers ware
bamaaed because their eupply of Ger
man rabbit fur waa cut off with tha
war. It occurred to him that jackrab
blt for might ba substituted and ha
Bant to Oregon for a consignment of
jaekrabbit skins. These ba turned
over to the largest and beet-known hat
manufacturers in the East, with the
request that they experiment with the
rabbit fur and determine ita suitabili
ties for hat manufacture.
The jaekrabbit hat seems to ba tha
equal of any $5 felt hat on tha market.
It ia of fine, soft texture, smooth to
the touch and clear in color and gram.
hf embers who examined it pronounced
it a first-class headpiece and one that
ought to command a good price in tha
market
Mr. Sinnott waa told by manufactur
ers, who entered upon tha experiment
with aoma doubts, that tne Oregon
. jaekrabbit for made a much better hat
than they had anticipated. He
learned from them that jaekrabbita to
be valuable for hat' manufacture must
be killed in the winter months, whan
the fur is bee vie st, and must come
from the colder portions of the Watt
New Route Proposed.
, Klamath Falls A new road to
shorten the distance from Eugene to
Klamath county points and to make a
new route for tounata from that I
tion bound for California, ia being con
sidered in this city. Arrangementa
have bean completed far taking the
question up with the County court next
weak at ita regular July term. Tha
present route from Eugene to Crescent
ia via McKenzia raas and Band, a dis
tance of 170 miles. Tha proposed
route, in connection with tha old mill'
tary road, would malm tha distance
from Eugene to Crescent 109 miles and
would have toe effect Of routing the
'aoutbem-bound tourist through Cree-
oant via Crater Lake and Klamath
Falls and on Into California via Tula
Lake road, through tha Modoc lava
New Coaat Una Hinted.
Cottage Grove Tha faet that sever
al routes from hare towards the coast
ham bean tentatively aurveyed and
that It ia known that owners of large
bodies of timber in the vicinity of Lo
rane with to find a cheap way of gat
ting it to market leads to the belief
that a railroad from here in a westerly
direction is a possibility of tha next
few rears. The extension of tha Ore-
' gon Pacific eY Eastern in this direction
waa announced about three years ago,
but waa abandoned on account at the
stringency of tha money aaarkat,
Record Mortgage Filed.
Astoria One of toe largest mort
gagee filed 1n Clatsop county for many
years waa recorded this week. It waa
given by the Crown Willamette Paper
company to the Continental a Com
mercial Trust ft Savings bank and
Frank H, Jonas, of Chioaajbi It covers
all the paper compaoye attentive tim
barland holdings ia Oregon and Cali
fornia and waa given as eeeurity for
tt, 000, 000 in 6 peccant bonds, .leased
by tha company.
Waahafafa, P. C Eoro are U
salient teat. . of aje Me hem C
Oarraaaatoke bar' t to Seere,
toryaf Data Uaefci. Jab fa
tolaadtoai oa,..al rC.:.rfaHa
Juatment of the Mini sea eltsatleu:
1 Aaeeranoes mat Max! eta
will aatahUah peace and a
Northern Mexico.
Aaauruncea that adaaaata
rat will ha taken to prevent
non of rates into American
I Charge that the
mar lnii troops ia laamsiallile far
settled oeodttJeae, with a etatomat.
cranta to data.
4 Reiteration of the view the
troops should ba withdrawn.
accepted in principle
the suggestion of pan-American asedi
etion, and request that the .United
Stataa declare ita attitude tanas a. -
6 Preference for a HUlsmeat of
tha queeriona at issue by etrect
atioa rather than by mediation.
Tha note ia eaucaa invigoreeu) aaa-
guaga, but la apite of some at ta
amaoe, ittsaaMkytne
Mexican embassy to be conciliatory in
tone. It ia said that tt cannot poeeibly
ba interpreted as Insulting or aa Jaett-
fying hoatila action by the American
forces seaamhung on tee iron tier.
Tha President will not leek to read
into tha note what it does not contain.
Ba proposes to take it at ita face
value, -
The recant retirement of American
troops toward the Bio Grande waa di
rected by tha President in spite of tha
irritation caused by the Carriaal inci
dent, for the purpose of proving tt tha
Carranaa government that tha Wash
ington administration had no intention
of permanently occupying Mexican
territory.-" -
Tha same motive waa behind tne an
luneement that General Pershing
would be assigned to command the de
partment of New Mexico and is re
sponsible for the talk now emanating
from official eirdaa that this officer ia
to proceed shortly to El Paao, leaving
a colonel in command of tne troops re
maining in Mexico. v
What tha President desires to do is
to convince General Carranaa and his
chiefs that this government haa no
lust for Mexican territory and that ha
will gladly order all soldiers to with
draw once ha ia satisfied the Carranaa
forces are able to maintain peace and
order. ,
Increase rot Epi Ysrs
Chicago Reports received by tha
Tribune from all over the entire
try up to a late hour Tuesday aight
show aight deaths and 191 :
jured as the toll of the Fourth of July
celebration, aa compared with 1 killed
and 08 injured in ihid.
For 17 years tne Triouna baa col
lected reporta of the casualties
throughout tha country on Independ
ence day for tha purpose of directing
public attention to what waa in tha be
ginning of this period no Iota than a
National shame.
In tha laat half doaen years reports
have shown these casualties on the de
cline, and this year haa seen them re
duce to a minimum. Tha year 1915
snowed a setback ia the steady decline
in casulatiea, due probably to tha fact
that there was practically a two-day
celebration, the Fourth falling on Sun
day and tha legal holiday on Monday.
Deaths for tha laat eight years nave
been: 1016, t deatha; 1915, 19;
1914. 9: 1918, 82; 1912, 41: 1911, 57;
1910, 141; 1909, 216. -
Portland Man Killed. '
Portland V, O. Bumell, coxswain
in tha regular navy and one of the
crew of the training ship Boston, was
fatally injured Tuesday morning at (
o'clock by the prematura explosion of
a six-pound charge during tha firing of
the Independence day aalute aboard the
Hodied three aoura later at
a local hospital.
bight ebota hat oeen eisenarged
from the six-pound gun in firing tha
aalute when the accident occurred.
The ninth eLxga had been throat into
the chamber and C. F. Trulllngar,
member of the crew, waa atanding be
aide the gun dosing the breech when
the powder exploded. The brass aheU
was thrown back against the oeneetor
of the gun and. tearing through that a
portion of it struck Bumell, who waa
atanding directly in Ita path pointing
tha gun. .
Prince of 10 In Army,
Berlin According to a traditional
custom of the HohensoUera house,
Prince William, eldest ton of Crown
Prince Frederick William and heir pre
eumptive. waa enrolled in the army
Tuesday, his 10th birthday. He waa
appointed a lieutenant of the first
Guard Infantry. The prince, like hie
greet-greet grandfather. Emperor Wil
liam L who became a lieutenant in
1807, begins hia military career in the
midst of a exeat war. . Prince William
also haa an honorary command with
tha aaaant Guard 1 endwebr regiment.
. Twenty-five infanta Die,
Maw York Twenty-five , children
died from tha. epidemic, of . infantile
paralysis hareoriag the 24 hours end
ed at 1 o'clock Tuesday night accord
ing to an announcement by tha health
department Twenty-four deatha .oe
curred ie BteoklynOBdene in Mansat-
tan. Fifty-nine new aaaaa and II
pectatd cases of tl disease were re
ported mm lour psrougne,,, us
ee eases end 15 suspected cases .are
repett-
tarntory.
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Cora wasK M par tan; areek-
ed, M. '
Vagetablaa Amaaotaa, vori pat
ana: toaetsoea. ll.tOatl.M par
crate: aabhage. Itattf par hnndredi
garlic. 10c net aoand: paanara, la)
sM: ag-nlallt lue;
Ita; lettuce, tif)l.tt Bar a
ie.TICSl.li tar aaaant
aggecper pound; asparagua, Teehel
aaw: rkucarn, ilea par poena;
pees. lajMc; oaulinowar, 1,H crate;
celery, 1.101.S( par doaaa; earn,
eteToc par ooeen. -
Potatoes Old, ll.eoni.eo par aaca;
new, SeJOlrc Per pound.
Onions California red and yellow,
ttttt.15 oar sack. ,
Uretn rmita utrawnerriaa, giieej
1.71 per arato; applaa, new, 11.60
box: cherries. eftlOe par poand; can-
Dee. OOegm par crate; enrioota,
IL.SoeJl.76 per hex; paaohaa, lacsj
8L10 ner box: figs. 1111.60 per box;
raspbsrriea, $L60J1.76; phuna, 81.10
1.I6; prunee, gl.aeai.w; MgattDer
riaa, 11.25631.50; blackcaps, l.i6
1,60; currants, tl.lotxi.au.
Mat Oregon ranee, current re
ceipt, tte; oxttaa, 8c Jobbing
pricea: Oragon ranch, canaiao, sem
tie; aalecta, iic
Poultry Hens, 14c; broilera, IN
17c par pound; - turkeys, live, Ithi
gle; turkeys, dress id, choice, aet)toei
ducks, 1816o; geese, bqiic
Butter Cubes, extras, 14 c bid;
prime firsta, tec; firsta, 28c; seconds.
gxc Jobbing prices; mnts, extras,
2729e; butterfat, No. 1, 27c; No. t,
26c, rurthua.
Veal Fsncy, 10c per pound.
Pork Fancy, lOQlOie par pound.
Hops 1911 crop, 84110, 191 con-
traeta, nominal, -
Wool Eastern Oregon, Ana, tj f)
2fic; coarse, SOQlxc; valley, W&Ue.
Caacara bark uid and new, c
pound.
Cattle-Steers, choloe, f7.608.20;
good, to.757.25; cows, choice, 8.26
eM.60; good, 6.60.I5; heifers,
f46.60; bulla, IS6; stags, 4.60.
Hogs Prime light .08.ftu;
good to prime, 7.768.10; rough
heavy, 7.507.76; piga and skips,
fS.07.10.
Sheep Yearllngt, 86iM.6Q; weth
ers, 86.50gH.50; lambs, toQe.26.
As Wheat Setson Advances
More Grain Bags Are Needed
' Portland There It mora inquiry for
grain bags now than at any time this
u bales are not nwen larger nut
buyers are showing decidedly more
interest in bags, and tallert believe an
active market it not far off. It ia the
improvement in crop conditions in tha
Northwest that ia causing the Inquir
ies to increase. The rains of the past
fortnight have led all grain men to
raise their estimate of tne wheat crop
and they are now figuring on a yield
of 10,000,000 to 16,000,000 bushels
larger than they expected early In
June. This condition naturally hat
produced a firmer bag market Local
Quotations are atill around tha 12-eent
mark, but there is not tne prooaoiiiiy
of a decline that dealers faced a snort
time ago.
' The entire coast crop is growing In
site and there are no mora bags in
aight than there were, Aa a California
authority expresses It lor every nag
in aight two will ba needed, in oall
fornia, as hare, there haa .not been
much buying by farmret in anticipa
tion of crop needs, but this is a con
dition that cannot laat much longer.
Much waa heard earlier in tha season
of bulk handling of grain, but it la
evident now that there wiU be but
little relief tor the situation on this
Road Increases Capitol to i Million,
Chahalls, Wash. Tha Cowllta, Che-
halia A Cascade railway company in
supplemental articles of incorporation
haa increased ita capital stock from
$100,000 to 11,000,000. The name of
the company has been changed to read
at above. Instead of the Chahalls,
CoWlita A Cascade. The company haa
a large crew at work. ell. along tte Z2
miles of projected line rushing Its
work and expecte to bare the. road
completed to four miles southeast of
Onalaaka, near Salkum, by falL Tha
Chehalia Hill company haa Ita plana
all completed now to tush work on ita
new 75,000 sawmill in South Chahalls
at once.
galas Plan la Success.
Kennawiek. Wash. Encouraged by
-the success of the Kennewick-Bichland
WaearMlnw anlmi. which Bhlnnad and
eold thla year par cent of u straw
liem liie mm In thla reffion at an aV
erase nriea in the sTowar of nearly IS
per crate of 24 pinta, tha growers at a
nubile meeting here laat nenroey vw
feeted piani for a eimiiat permanent
organisation to handle the raspberry
crap, asparagus, gooseberries, aher
tm Mfl Basaiflea. and. nosaiblv. the
I peaen, pear ana appta crops, new
laws and consntution were appreveu.
Soma Oram Crops Damaged. ',
h.mmm c.u. Ore. Unsettled waathv
auliHn hem npavailMt thnaurh-
out Grant county for the peat two
weeks. Considerable rain haa fallen
and haa caused damage to aoma aropa
--J l inMM,tMM tA eheennen.
who are In the miner ox anaanng opsr-
TV Am a4 alfalfa ia
ready,' but owing to tht weather con
ditions, tne larmera are swaying we
cutting unni goes eunng weaver.
.
IS
Aty! These V
ifwi a leavers
yj IIC doughnut
UK JWU
I ! r A ai asmtt autnit nut
M JiSawM I. rVJJi'mM
Oklt. musr oa omen, II MfeMaHt,
lightly Twlated.
Everythlni waa in readiness. Tha
groom, beat man and the minister
were gathered in the vestry. The or
ganist began to play and tha minister
started for the door.
, "Walt one moment doctor," called
the nervous groom.. "Ia It the right or
left hand the ring goes on?"
"The lert," hurriedly replied tne
mtnlatar.
"And, doctor, Is la It customary to
quae the bride rutlca Herald.
Htrsdlty.
' Newpon (anxiously) la it a boy or
a girl?
Nurse it s three ol em, nr tnree
1, knu-
I NewnoD Great Scott! Thla coi
from marrying a girl whoaa father It
In the wholesale line. Boston Tran
script ;
To CI
lAASIM
sndHssI
Dec? Cuts
Hiea H atj Aantf
HAN POND'S
A LT N I PI NT
Fee? Cut. Burn.
BniUee, Sprain,
Strains, Stiff Nock,
Pkilklahu. I .ema Raelr.
nu SiMe. Orean WminJa.
J ell Ftaral Inhirina.
Kade Since 1846.
rMeexee.oOeandSl.00
aa I 0R WRIT!
O n"IarS 1 kanhse Mfg. (
fail UtnaivIO gy0Ubfcrr.
. -i- -
Pcaaibla Raaaon.
'1 wonder why they built that Chi
nese well." -'
"Sort ol a compromise, I presume
I Judge there waa a strong dlssrma
ment party in those days." Louisville
Courer-Journal.
Aaoralasd.
: Wife How doea my new apring hal
look. Tom? '
Hub Um! It looks to me like two
weeks' salary! Boston Transcript,
HEAT FLASHES,
DIZZY, NERVOUS
Mr. WynB Telb How Lydia
E. rakbam' Vegetable
Compound Helped Her
j DuringCbangeof Life.
, Blchmond, Vs. -"After taking
atvea bottles of Lydia E. Plnkham't
Vegetable Lorn
poand I feel like a
new woman. I al
ways had a headache
during the Change
of Life and was alao
troubled with other
bad faalinga com
mon at that time
diixy spells, nervous
feelingt and heat
Saahea. Now I am
In batter health
than I aver was and recommend your
tamed! at to all myfrieuda. "-61 re-LaMA
WTNH, 2912 E. 0 Street Richmond, Ve.
While Change of Life it a moat crit
ical period of a woman's existence, the
annoying symptoms which accompany
U may he controlled, and normal health
restored by the timely use of Lydia B.
Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound.
Such warning symptoms are a sense
of tuffoeetkm, hat flashes, headaches,
rr- "-, dread of Impending evil,
timidity, sounds in the ears, palpitation
of the heart sparks before the eyaa,
Irregularities, constipation, variable ap-
SUta, weakness and Inquietude, and
lineal.
For these abnormal oondiuons do not
fail to take Lydia E, Piakham'a Vega,
labia Compound. ,
a. Maaay
l fiWck
if n
X Fafls
l
hi ... ! m w i ! 1 1 1
) TcTtezCzZZ3S2
C3C:3rcvr.:n
It win never tUagtppocat Ton try
it if you like good thine to eat,
2r;Ouycea firCrt
Kltshenerl Work far the Implre, '
Kitchener will ba remembered for
four great constructive works of or
ganisation, carried out In Egypt, South
Africa, India and Bnglaadi In each
caaa hit work waa creative and revolu
tionary In conception, and carried out
with the utmost .precision In every
least detail. No man touched the
world-extended British Empire at
mora points, or touched It with such
decisive, (atetul affect, It may be
said, indeed, that tha Integrity of the
Empire, In the twentieth oentury, ta
the work of Kitchener. Four dangera
arose, in regions separated by vaat
continental paces; In each region.
Kitchener met the danger, piercingly
diagnosed the cause, patiently and
courageously overcame It Every hon
or within the power or hit countrymen
to give mm waa onerea to Kitcnener;
yet all honors (all short of hla Im
mense attainment From "Kitchener
of Khartoum," by Charles Johnston,
in the American Bevlcw ol Reviews
for July, 1914.
Guardsmen to la Aided.
Dlttrlot Forester George H. Cecil,
Portlsnd, Ore., has received the fol
lowing telegram from tha Chief For
ester, Henry B. Oraves, Washington.
D. C. In reference to ampioyeea or
the Forest Service who belong to the
National Guard: "Forester desires to
aid employees who are membera ol
the National Ouard to fulfill their
military obligations For this purpose
he will approve applications tor leave
and will so far aa possible consistent
with civil service rules and future
appropriations, attura them restora
tion to present positions after com
pletion of service In the army. Plaaaa
report Immediately approximate num
ber of ampioyeea In district who are
membera of Ouard and will probably
request leave In response to the Presi
dent! call." ,'' ... ,.,
iattar. r ":
Two suitors had striven tor the
hand ol Mary Murphy. One waa Doo
Ian, a prosperoua grocer, and he waa
backed up by Pa and Ma Murphy; tha
other waa a handaome young clerk,
and he waa backed up by Mary. -
Tha clem won.
On the morning ot her first birth
day after tha wedding day Mary called
to see her parents, and proudly show
ed them a pretty little gold watch
which her husband had given her.
But Mrs. Murphy spiffed contemp
tuously. "That's very nice," the ttld disap
provingly; "but II ye'd only taken the
advice at yar father and ma, 'til not a
gold watch ye'd he Bavin- in yer pock
et, but a good eight day dock I"
NtW MOOCH DAJKMo.
KtsirflilraclrtaKYoikcriv,wrlBl I
.uurf AU.KN'S rooT.EABX, thtSBUwetk
powdar lebevbskMintothe eSMk ft ton vmis.
endrMwaiiMmllttesllmysuiriU.'' Ileum and
pravwiUMMlsat. Held bVRlIDnieSMl Dwwrl
uwl Htor. t&c IMmpl fHKE, AdSMS, Alha
B, OlauUd. Le aer, M. X.
V I !
A populir London clergyman was
once slaying a few daya at a country
house with soma Irlanda. on the Mon
day morning ha waa playing tennis
with a young man he could usually
beat, but for aoma reason or other
the clergyman was not In form, and
waa faring badly.
Between games ha remarked to his
opponent, "I simply can't stand your
service today I"
"Then we're cults!" waa tha eheeky
reply; "I couldn't stand youra yester
day r ; . .
' Natural expectation.
('Where's your aeroplane, Mr, Smith?
I looked out In tha Iron! street and
In our backyard, but I couldn't tee
none."
"Why, I have no aeroplane, my boy.
What made you think I had?" -
"Didn't you tall pa you came here
to see him on a flying visit?" Balti
more American.
Rubbering far a Kite.
The young husband halted at the
gate and retraced hia steps.
"Did you eome back for another
kiss, dear?" Inquired the bride.
"Well, I'll take another kiss, but
what I came back tor wat my rub
bers. Brooklyn Ultlieo.
The manufacture of tanks, alios,
wood pipe and conduits ranks third
among the wood using Industries of
Oregon. High grade Douglas fir la
the chief wood serving tha needs ol
thit industry.
kJUrC " irrir ri
1 m in lea gsaj.iuiMiei
T2mls.0 9klyrellevedby
Its a aiir. Mo tiusruag.
' hut Eva Confort, Al
Drunier'i fie per Bottle. artastra
Zeer vnsns i vvw r-'
. i ' T- -1 - PM4rtah.,M..
SBWUln.n,inr ' .
BrggUueiaarlattya-aW..-ssat
DAIST FIT r irt.r-4.7lT
niosTu
TaV-ul.M'Igsllli
ner will ct ell W
aaiiar'ar.
tmltsjTi f rgaj.
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ttiHtttmmwm
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CUlAel tw.
(1mia oasaalH
AUa.WOODJVX
jiewanei
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leiMs rsa ware aMaa. I aw M
Ndwiibimwlawtawet. Hrlei a
e Misses ea set, at aaa eai i
OrMul ta Ik h gtt csSm to bin nil
Met in your rvoat ahfaiMmi: w mm m m
Vl(B)Ual fiwiunl K.....
'' Knptawwerteleniliaiiliilh'. PH. w
anlnsnaaw. KlsW aaWa
sails svanuitna, OsUarwriw.
JOHNSON a UHBAIIOaa
41MII Ala
ttytm flwinsl M t
Portland to gf your
trt flttd, I will umi
Kn my neerthotj of toatw
I araa by rnavU. Nat
u wtlrtble
au wrviM
bat
tryini to tt twmlt.
Ouult aant on wpnotlwa, an
Mi MOltIM tate.
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vvc.la'u
4
Vl Ultwl W tat Prtall laff V1MI amyajf aVe
Ttlltr. NllTMerama
DataaTraai
rWTIa
oseuoN WLCANr,
uHae , aaWuaannafa) WpaV
TvMhm h an UaaS el ear
'naiptpipawtesll nwabke, , f--
me taMjiMlH all umi iim. Baea e
we win man rau nui pvwwm ,. .
UAursallUII
ugiaa nunraaw MrrAVW
11 Um. HhortaarMl. TvsawfllS a.
EnsHaa Bmneaas, Puhha t'aaia, "X a
moUm mni Mil
Hon. PoeUkHM warn CohumI
aula., uar, are
, Mlaplaolng the Blame.
"Oocohl Bohool
At tha childish wall rang tbraasV
the bouse tha anxious motnar ii
to her feet Rushing Into the k i
aha met her Utile daughter con a at ,
tram the garden and carrylag a mat
on doll by the leg, .
"Whatt tht matter, ueniagr aaa
aaked tenderly.
"Oo-oh, mouier," aowitd tae taua. ;
"Willie's broken my do-olll"
"The naughty boy I How did ha do
tit"
-I I I hit bin on the bead wlv lit"
was the alow response. Pittsburgh
Chronicle-Telegraph.
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