Their “Great Father.”
w-a—
V ”D ACCI'SB HIE 01" IL“! FAITH.
Winn M lays That 1111"on
‘ It. [seple Were My Givdo the (In
to live on (or Eighteen ”aye-dull” ls
Indy luv War.
Wssmxoros, Ike. 5.-’I'hc following
memorial, signed by 102 Sioux Indiana, re-
ceived by the president, has been referred
tothsaetlng commissioner of Indian of
Mn:
woollen Adm, Nov. 6, 1101.
m I'lraru«‘l’his day I will write you I let-
, W'IIIIpod heart. Vohen we gave up the
”11111”me 11s in that treaty that am
‘ wouldntthreewundsofheefsdsy; theme-n
ism three pounds for one man Besides you
. man could get food just like the 1111111111“.
, In!“ Int. however, give it to 11111 at this rate.
1 ' lather, we are starving, and begyon,
W to give to us gut-om: yonhave
' M}. Thtrly- one of us get for eighteen
”Wmmtoeat; thatis mores-on!
mu. Andlfyoudo not well understand
3 and the (Ballot Horn Bear) trovellng money
udlwillcomewithflvemen. Great Puller. if
mdonotfwant to) do so, then please let I.
havsasoldicr for our father 1sge1111when our
m lather”- term is out. (lrent Father.
nth-e do us this favor.
111me to this memorial Acting Com:
mlsiener Belt, in a letter to Secretary
Hobie, says thst the law does not promise
the Indians ”food just like soldiers,” but
only a ration of beef. flour, bacon, coflee,
m and beans, or such other articles in
lieu thereof as the commissioner of Indian
aflairs may decide. In reply tothe charges
that the Indians signed an agreement that
. rations would not be reduced and that the
supply was reduced 2,000,000 pounds, and
that those signing the agreement felt im‘
posed upon. Mr. Bell. says: ”The Indians
rmivedrations to the full extent warrant
ed by appropriations made by congress."
Wily They Did Not Get Their Ratio-II.
In regard to the complaint made by Gen
Brooke that the Indians did not get thead
ditional supply of beef, Mr. Bell says that
in view of the fact that owing to the
drought of last summer and the scarcity of
grazing on the reservation, the cattle deliv-
ered under contracts in October last will
no doubt shrink considerably during the
coming winter, when severe weather pre—
veils and the range grazing is difficult and
scarce.
A tabulated statement accompanies the
letter showing the amount of supplies fur-
nished the several agencies, and it is stated
that in addition to those supplies there
was expended in open market prior to the
passage of the Indian appropriation act
and subsequently, but before contracts
were executed and approved. the following
sums, vim: For Pine Ridge agency, $2170»;
for Rosebud agency, $1,201), and for Stand
In; Rock agency, ’21,600.
COI- Bmke’s Encouraging Iteport.
WASIIISG'IOK, Dec. Jr—Gcn. Schufleld has
received a dispatch from Gen. Brooke,
stating that forty lodges of Indiana have
hit the Rosebud camp since they moved
acmssthe White river to the edge of the
“Bad Lands." There are. he says, strong
signs of disintegration among the Indians
in camp, they being about evenly divided
as to whether they shall return to the
agency or not. From all that Gen. Brooke
can learn about their desires he says he
hoonvinced that a majority of them want
”some in. War department officials now
hok for a speedy settlement of the Indian
troubles.
They Think 3 Fight Inevitable.
SAN ANTONIO. Ten, Dec. 3,—The Fifth
infantry has received orders to repair at
@92th scene of the Indian troubles.
Mixed officers here think the move-
meat of these and other troops 1nd icnte a
Halve style of campaign. They regard
it as e surety that a cordon will be drawn
aroundtbe disaffected Inclia1is,to be fol
Why: general and sudden order of
disarmament. A tight, in their opinion.
Is Inevitable. . .-..
III" Ready for the Redskins
CHICAGO, Dec. 5,—charding the Indian
situation, Gen. Blilrs said: "I do not think
anyengagemcnt will occur innuediately.
but an outbreak may occur at any time. i
am taking every precaution to prevent
one. I shall go tothe northwest in n1i;1y or
twosnd give general directions, but not
necessarily to tulle the llcld in person. "
TREY TWlSTED THE LION'S TAIL
A fight Between the Portuguese and
”In“ N!!! ('n'o Town.
1.03008, Dec. 5, ~1\dvl1:en from Cape
Town under date of tho N111 nit. are 111 11119
edect that the I’Uflnmtmo lmd seized .\lnw
ulna Krasl after having pullud down the
IIBOI Great Ilritsln 11nd hoisted that of
WI.
Bubseqnentlythe police of the British
Mumpsny surprised 11nd «lrleated the
and roplnml the Ilritlsh and,
Mo! Ilse Portuguese leader; were rapt»
Ind ”the police mul conveyed to Fort
Salisbury. ...-.- _
Another Ilerlotu I'm-turn tire.
Wm. llec. 3. fire 111111211 111 1:15
this morning in in: .‘Iflllnn'l fireworks
and cracker factory, No. 9111 ”bony street.
ad is still burning. Four ammo were
“it under tailing Walls and seriotuly
. Itlv thought neural others may
h flfll under the delm» A searching
my Is now looking for any other unfort
“as that may have been caught. in the
hulking ruin-e of With The loss will
not tell ohm or till». 11111
Ding-let In line-fl.
Illo 21111111111. Dec 5. Notwithstanding
that the clinically between the president
“the ministers regarding the pun»
“dthofieentvhowmked theofllca
d 'I'bs'l'rlhane has been minimally ar-
r, the city oontlutlea to he agitated,
troops are patrolling the 111mm to
“louder The pmdemamls that
“the!“ furnish guarantees tor the
m“ 0' Ila Ilhrrtln
m headed 011111,.
Burrow, Dev luau the court martial
with solves-ed her- (fr-pt. Rsndem'o
,m 111. 1m
m W
de- ln. tartan
The invyia the suit of has Bidets
WI» flannel It. Buyton,ol But:
tslo, for Inslpractice, returned 11 verdict
giving the 11111111111 01mm
Assistant fireman Spooning. at the
ternary department” rendered adv
cislon holding that the bondsmnol the
famous pointing, ”ThoAngolus,"ava Itsv
bis for 815,500 duty on the painting.
Governor Hill has appointed Frederick
W. Devoe, of New York to be trustee“
the Mlddletown fitate IIornwpslhle host
pitalin the planet Fletcher Harper do
ceased.
Jacob fichoefer defected Frank Ives at
Boston in 11 «160 point, ten inch hall I
game 0! billiards by» score 01 400k!
Theclty council of Chicago has "seed
the ordinance authorizing the lane of
bonds to the amount 0! norms for
World'- fair purposes
The New York Herald in a very com pll
mentary editorial proposer Charles A.
Dana, editor of The Sun, for senator from
New York state to succeed W. II lrlvsrts.
"We name Mr. Dunn because he would fill
the chair, not rattle around In it. He ha
doughty antagoniet, swings a grained ash
club, basa fearless command of Englbb,
Ia rock ribbed and wouldn’t budge if every
devil on every hometop were after him. It
is time that some such matrhnd charge of
our interests, and if so none is better fitted
for tho work or would do 1111 better service
than Mr. Dunn.”
E. Dunbar Price, whose wealth and er
travagance have made him we“ known in
this country and Europe, died Dec. 4st
New York. He was bum in Philadelphia
in 11150, and by the death of his grand-
father, Elan Dunbar, in 1311:, he inherited
an income of tilfyllllf) a year. The income
was afterward increased to Mat)!» 3 your.
Ilisunllappy marriage relations and ex
one time.
Ex Governor Pacheco, of California, will
succeed Minister Mizner.
lMichacl Ahl, an old man living at No.
221'“ illi.1m street, V'cw lurk. was mur-
dered by some unknown person.
Mrs..i1ln Aguirru cowhided her brother-
ihnlow, Iir. \l'illinm little, of Whitfield,
' J
Yonkers mystery Peninll.:11mnev,hao
not yet found ball
A Democrat: AND "1. course.
Joseph 8. Abbott, of Albany
080000 and a Suicide.
Short
salesman, bookkeeper
man for El W. Bone .51 (11 lumber deal»
ers, is ndefuulter 11nd n corpse. Ills body
lies cold In 1l1‘ Auth at “orange :4 undertak-
ing rooms 1111 .\Iuiden lune. I. noble to face
the world at 11 time when arrest and thaw
gmcc stored him in the face, he look this
means of escaping the punishment sure to
follow as the wages of sin and destroyed
his life with 1.111: 11111 of 11 deadly poison.
The neWs of Abbott sdeath,nn1lclmeupon
it the rumor til. It I111 w. 11 a default",
reached the public when his dead body was
found In the apartment house over Job!»
son’ s taIIor '#1111) on Maiden lane. About
8p. on. him. Juhnsmn, wife of the owner
of the premises, who was cleansing the
W incisor hotel to out her in opening the
door of one of the rooms which waoaeeured
on the inside.
The porter clamhered in through a win:
dow sod found the room occupied. There
upon the bed clothed 111 street worm lsy
right hand. He appeared to the porter, who
stood still in the center of the floor a m
ment.to be. but sleeping. Abbott’s 1W
cation, it is sold, will reach Still“). Some—
time ago H. W. Sage 6; Co. soldloC. 'I'.
Riley's. ('11,11f Philadelphia, a cargo OI
lumber Worth 1211111111 The money unpaid
l1) Itiley a; 1 n 11» .\i1bntt,who said with
log to the firm but p01 ketcd the cash and
represented that the mile was on "time. "
Abbott mmll n 1 rmi'essiun to his employers.
Hendmittcd T. but he had. bu:- -n robbing then:
systematically for a lung 111111 Abbott was
about to be arrested wllun new» of his rah
clde reached police headquarter». Abbott
was about to years of 11121“ and leaves I
widow and Iour children
Dixon and Mel‘uthy “Melted.
.\'Izw Yuma, Dev. 71, *1 '111 McCarthy, of
Jersey City,the fatlmrwmgllt champion
of America, and George Dixon, the colored
boxer of Bunion, who Won the title (1‘
champion of I-lnglomllly defeutlnlz None
“'nllace In London. have 0121111941":ka
light twentytivc rounds with four ovum
gloves before the Puritan Athletic club, o!
[ring Island f'lty, on Fob 5. The club
gunmnten n purse of “.1100, of which the
loser will revolve only flit), and Tom
O'Rourke for Iiivon and Joe Karly fer
Mrl'nny Inmlc 11 hot. 11! $212005“ out
side In» molest will przwticall‘y settle
the 11mm 11111 of wupvrmrity in glove fight
lug, 111' tho reform“ will hit empowered In
order addltinnoi rounds in can neither has
a decided advantage ot the end of the
twentyrflfth.
Bern‘s for ”is "outlet.
Murmurs. Imi, [hm
will prove fatal. The trouble grew out of
an old grudge (‘11an by the work of White
Cap-1 ‘m that locality ”only a yrsr up. in
which Thoma-n .‘N’nly was vitrified lads!-
"rely flogged. ”lint!" Watson was av
cured of lnlnuum‘ 11! the hum! of m
(lap-1 who saimmmtrnd the punishment.
.\'wly met Watson for the first time the!
the matter wrurrnl. .\‘nrly Moll. out lb
knife .1111 stabbed Without: then-.Ilmb
the left Irv-taut and twin: in the slalom-11v
A VII-em Stallion ”earl.
EM “'1'“ 111111, Ill-r. 7» "W In...
Win I'llvrhnuevrdled at the Main» All.
arm—11 form llhettmatlnm. from which it
stiflerI-dnlnnxllme. was the direct also
of his death. Illrrtioueer was a stallion.
lie was purrhneed rlev-a years ago by
Senator Stanford from the My I'm!
year» of son and lint eleven mus sud
daughter" all of whom had records «ear.
more out (331:7: wm Into.
My FM“ 1111», live I1. Jim Cod!“
hast-emu“ a Int-r lrum Hilario, who-
Gupta the challenue I" fight of. the IN
elubin New (hi-nus for firm, with. I‘
“'2!!le on 381- wide. Harlan. Mm
to Mario‘s maurutiuo. will wireflliflb
felt to New lurk I'arhett m the
latch as sure now
“mngm
..., We“ met mm.
H... wan med here for 11 m
1m ”Hurry. Amougthottelsh tsu-
moi“: tom Francine» three at whit.
Middle this city The more
truvagance made him very notorious at ’
11mm 1m:...~11.1ep11 1:. AbbottJate}
and confidential,
rooms, callo-d to one at the porters in the '
Joseph B. Abbott, hm head restingon his '
sun cutting:
affair necllrrmlat .‘ilmmkport, Ind, which
. rim, til-11am ‘urv 111-Hr pr»: 511'va
, one “1' 1117' mm «serum.
stock tam: for about 1111.111», lie 1m 5‘
a: lame. Minnie. Aw—flmmfim»
A Mines-ems Wren. new
. Heine-e 0 MM
Rev Henry Wharf. of Miami), tells
the followingstory 01 his conversion:
“During thirteen of the bust years of my
£115".de by different ’3‘?“
“My“ 08m Bill! men
as a class are verynckleumndsome at
them, Inn! rysorrytossyfindulutnsn
estrsvmm use of profanity 1 11m no
mien to the generalrule. Irmoked.
chewed, and took on owadonal drink of
atrium fluid than wster; in fact I was a
typical rsilrusder. That tells the whole
story. My Inserting 11in was, Mavens
violent temper. At the least provocation
Iwould ilyinton rage and the of anger
even threstened my health
”the lost two years of my railroad life I
worked on the Union Pacific railroad. Men
on usually very snpenthlmmsnd whether
it was superstition or radiant I have never
been fully able to determine, even with the
addit‘wnal light thrown upon the subject
when viewed through the clearuess 0!
Christianity, but during all this time
something within me seemed to tell me
that I Intuit lead a difierent life. Then the
awful wreck in the Blue mountains, which
is still remmnlmml by almost every one.
“My fireman was killed by my side, and
I have believed ever since that terrible
night that the me of miracles was not
parsed, but that my life was saved for a
specific purpose.
”After the tint shock I rcmetnbert-d
nothinmmtill there seemed to be a com
acionsneseof a superior exintwce greater
than I had over untamed before. Perhapu
it was the mum of the ‘valley of the
shadow,’ and perilous the hand of the
Sheplwvl cheeml my walk from light to
darknm nor! from darkness again into
light. I know not, nor do I mm to know.
"When external consciuum again r1:-
tnvned I was lying on acouch and by my
side was my dear old mother, to whine
curly instruction I mu: .11 greater debt than
I can over pay. tine gave me the sanwgood
commit an in day» gone by. and preporcd
‘ me for the life I was to Iivc' 1n the future.
I was mrimxsiy injured, and while I lay
upon my bed I medltmcd upon the tumbles
, whit is who. but told me and cumidorrd the
r 'hristion notions of her life. I resolved to
lw-r'nme :1 l 'hri-aion. When I partially re-
54.11!er my 9.111»nt l uttmlcd .11 church
yum. mm the way. “Icytohl mt: that all
I had to do was to 11.111311: myself saved
and that Ivvould heasgmxl as any of them.
”When I left I felt that I must return to
the church. Idid, and met a motherlyold
lady who put me in the right way. Is:-
peer to rpend the rest of my life in work-
1:11: for the Lord. «Spokane Chronicle
look out for Your IIarse' 11 Teeth.
When your horse gmtvs thin and ye:
may well try his; stone» in hit manger 111:
out» too Instant”: you mmpcl him to pick
out his 141mm by smaller mouthfuls from
amnngthc «one» hr: will rat slower, and
of munit- rlitp‘mt It" 11:: Ilemcmln-r too
tint grooming inn horses both; :1 good
ramming 1.» worth 11:. much to a horse as
one mm! in four. Take the thin animal to
the rlé'fllilxll. .\ tmth umy be cutting his
tongue: or tzl‘wrwlcmp that he only partially
marinate: his food. A.» his» years ndvarure.
and you love thedmr old fellow better and
intend” not forget that his teeth need at:
tentmn.
If your animal '19 rustle-m in the nail and
rats sparingly it may he that :1 “wolf
tooth" In troubling him. This tooth will
1 also sflcct the sight, deatroying it sane—
‘ what.
Have it extracted; it is mien, as
much not» your mvn wisdom teeth. 00—
exm‘iormllya ”wolf tooth" does no harm,
but on a rule '11 is; bet"?! out than in.
Think of the timthaclm that mint torment
11. horse, at ham flt‘tit'rrw may is.- n15 exquisite
as ours. in luv-,1: jam 1.» llzrgh'. D11 not allow
you! [11112511 :11 In’h’JlV I‘J.‘ “nth by gnawing
a nail in l1!" tub, or in any other way
“cribbing" «hat 1... taking hold of o crib'u
«in? and wtmining Inuit with thr- teeth;-
Nrw ‘3ch ‘Vt'r‘kly.
[loss Ile film II,
.i. 11.11111; lawyer living; in one of tbcdi»
visions at thr- city hm: Ltd a penchant [or
pullfim for «”1111: ymrw, A11 often 5 a
campaign crime 111 right the young man
asked for munmhing, writing in 111211111111
, that he hm! imin..mme patronage and
‘ [0:3 M frbmlm
II? has been “Ed. offer:
.121 he pm. up 1111 hand 1'»: ml“: it down. A
trw claysl 111111 hi- put '1: up again. It was in
:1 mmmitre meeting held tumult. One
11! the HM “Meritnfl 1n “’1'. meeting “he
$11»er an hr. haul formerly downbeat “2
young man. Pmt mnrlwb-vl ls} sayingthat
he hoped the young gentleman's ambition
wmllrl not «mud in the may of the party's
gnarl ’
The young mu: 11.111 then: and hem-a
to reply. llednl :-:piy ”I think," herald,
"that it lw about time my ambition had a
chance In stand «Intertwine Personally I
hove been. doing :11 great rial M Wing
fur the potty in war: gear by standing
0th in therswl and “11111111 M1.“
The "tort WW4 sharp and quick, and the
mmmitter, :uljnrlrrml luv the palm)": of
thinking mu wlwther it wan odviaable to
hop the young; 1111111 11.11.1111.“ out inthe
mid .vny longer. 43% Tribune.
In. .II-ry wanna.
”How rink I humor“ I. . ‘1‘»! at. :1»- [RI-4".
lr-t'mrmtuw'“ out In H.111". Walker the
other 1hty,"l mil tall 311; “'an l was
ultimo girl ltmwrr 11.114117va In a W. of
mmlwul Ifll'rk‘ vim-'11 my turn: Merl In In.
W; Tit-l: mus of. 011mm», 3‘ 3-,. fl"!
years 111g». W9 (other m1 our» '1' metre! mil:
II:a Ivan a
drum yufimm ".r Ep-lwmvi In hygsauu' fund.
in $111th WM, in runny Hump numb the
”.91.. ..c mm: .1117 .....a ..tzm alum. Plum
him nn-i from my “mutant; mm ti.» lam
. of hmlth Ilrmvw (rum trm mirru hunks I n»
mi vorl‘. that illuptl'Jfill'rfl 5-1 Ma». up the aim re»-
f1 1111». I never or.” n more. an" the. any oi
my {1,1117 “fibri, while an. way. at hurt» My
went.- mvppuvtuvl M1 In my .lrfimnmstwn
mallow :lw. our” tum I an. m mat-mt. that
I tool tlm “on“! «I! my mnviv'tum by
. wearing row ”torus 1111's I 11:; never for-
p-t tint day I first WI on the «M in
It was our. no man
lush :11: mm:- «one I have or” mm. but it
mu 1;. tmr mi tmrrmmx that I arm-rd the
drum! of our WNW" and «ml for tro- sib—
wnlit. l '31)»: Mint and daily. “I I‘m
lost the ohms outrun/1011‘ will gnaw: I29! I!”
no my f»: 111' anytime»: my £1.th m m.
“’l’ho 111-1t do? 11:: an» a little can. but
though the would has IVW use hardened
and Wm: have mu m the My with It
warmth trial tummeppmrin pol-liens
"from rise-u. livery in lam (1‘ he to the
W111. Slurry tmhnrul wmmym
antic-91: arm henna .1111er So
awrltmv.oc will an IW,IM it a.
”newline-pm gym»!-
Wows momma» Murder.
firm,“ I. hue-Murmur!!!” “W
tor it, For nearly “uranium Ihars
mmtwvawmlnrm Man-vein I
":2 ltrllllr
Row 1311, New Haven
and Hartford II. II.
ohtebu :11. mo.
muss Luvs sou-rs noamut as r01.-
Ion Erwin-n A It ~52“ Wlwvrlnl
“13.60011: «.6355 momma-11. 8:266
twice as. 0:01 1,11: 9 ac. 10:11:: um
Inc rs Pl 42:41” l:0ue,2:fll1x,2:flwc.to
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hint-e. totltsnfuo, traumatised ex, 6:04
sc 7 tiles. 3’.“ se. 10::23ac..tltz sm'. sthlog
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motions: 111-4.13.2 11:10:12. 1”
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LSA\ 3 NEW YORK,
Foalinurnltmvutu. A I—atil ex. 6011c.
70m, noon. DOS-1c, "00¢! 1101.11.1200
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through use , *7 4?» billldny!—-7 33 s. 111.. mail.
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manly as far 11: New liltom
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3' 8. Lion, tinpt.
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\ew \ml at 5:1 111.. utnrdaysntQp n)
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Owing to our increased Millincry business this fall, we are
compelled to make more room for that department, hence the
following oiler: All goods in our ladies and gents Under-
wear amd Hosiery department will be sold at an unprecedented
reduction. We intend giving up these departments entirely,
so you easily surmise what great bargains you can find by
calling on us as early as pos sible to have first choice. All
must go at any sacrlfice; do not miss this opportunity.
luour MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
Wch'lve some choice bargains for all. We are showing the
finest choicest, and at the same time the cheapest line or
TRIMMED HATS 111 the Slate Our large increase in this
department proves our assertion. In SHAPES we? have a
most extensive line, aspocial lot at 491:, in a good quality
felt. COVERED VELVET HATS in In: go variety.
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CALI.- AND mxAMINn.
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Best Light, Best Ventilation and Best Assortment of Silks,
V'clvets 11nd Handsome Dress Goods in New England.
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large as any N131» \01k house, 111111
PRICES ARE POSITIVELY LOWER.
We are largest dculcrs in Hosiery, Merino and Muslin
Underwear, Small Wares, limos Trimmings, Books, Yarns and
Art Goods in liridgcpmt.
W. B. HALL & CO.
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its numerous illustrations, far on plates. and w-
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the home dress-maker and they uni”. . .
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nm or the big est order no cleverrhort states.
parlor plays. and thoughtful eats 19 Elm all m3
and its lset ptgels famous as a unfit of wit
humor. In its weekly issues eteryt 1 Islam
which' to of interest to women
8 Urmrhce mil write a series of"ll on’m
House Comfortable. " Juliet C’lfloll will treat of '
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Harper’sYoung People
11' 11.1.1‘51'1111su WEEKLY.
The twelfth \olume of Harper‘s Young Peoflo
begins on November 1 1190.111: best and most
comprehensive weekly in the world for young rud—
crs presents a rich ann attractive programme. In
notionthere will be‘ ‘:Csmp1n11tes A Story of the
Plains. ' by Kirk Munroe; “loo of Iran," s
romance, by Howard Pyle with lllnsinrionahy the
an hor"l-'iy1ng Hill Form,“ by Sophie M'
“Tho Moon I‘r111cc." by R. K. Mnnkittrick an
' Yellowtap‘ by Annie Bronson King. Innddlflon
10 these five ssrinls. there will be the stories in two
nrlhree pom by Thames Nelson Page Bjsl-sr
Hjnrlh B yawn. Edwin Lsssctter Bytmcr. Harriet
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