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n:is_- in :ind the six Peebles thus en-
rt-:ed
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noisy guests. -.\h'» are very careful to
ht-ro wt .f ltr--l\n's way fur suzne rims
tht:-._-.'i».»_ |:\-l-1;.-n I.-null: an-.tres .\fniniv
5*-`.~l.u~n flint _-il is wall, :uid the Peebles
,at-.rat an .r.\'~.'!on to sound an evening
in tl.l- i-..~\:. .'.~' i_~.i:_'.»~.~»:i In spite of
‘Ji-‘zr i.-__-i-.:'.\. \:.:nl'_\~_ the Peebles ureat-
ly »:lj»_.' the "|nl.vin|g pl'_'t‘.irtr." und i.iu:l,;
prtniiivil
l-Iv<i\l\ |1I”<tl_i\'r»r5 Uitlft' Ruth T‘r\/>li|r\S
ruiiin-d nn il-c vmrden wall. She decides
to »;l\‘~.- thc l.-aim I1 bath.
t,'r.s=.»bari.. .1»~r::<Bim'»-7
I-1i7.`..\'G thc grimy lltti.| hand Ur
S itnth, Liv- lyn hd her through the
gn:-tlln walks to the infuse. All
ilu- \_\':;j.~ the little one praltlmi in-r ile-
EL5!-I, until viii- iuunll htixttslf in the
`c»'h.~..\»in _'in-_l w:'.t<'i;€tl tix.; two str-anis
of water pourinig into 12.9 i-is i-ni\'»-iniii
tub. 'l`h~"n i-‘in li:-<!~:; to gr-~\v t.‘.f,'.“.'.-
encd. tio-_~btiu"s ic‘.l.‘»'\; that Evelyn ln-
teriilml to llrnvvii liar.
ltuth nad; an astonishing iight to
km ii frfiii being \'.'r».:hvfi. Sho :-ti'v:zur.»~\1
anti ki'-ltftl with vim. “i.itLl»- )l:.~'s
Quixote' linll nn crlsy tiinc. She was
all-nhl she \~.~uni'_i have to let the child
go. But Iluih nt lust wr-_s tw. tired to
struggle, :<u_l with a final _slirivk vas
pnppoil into the hatlzttzb, from \vhIlh
'she 1.:‘.i-rgrul it <‘ifi`e;'ent-looking baby.
\'t-ri' |»t'.f.ld. li._¥»‘e'i, was flvelyn of hr,-r
nf-hit-\'ciin-iii. ‘.‘.'l>u:; the cleansing oper-
ation uns over, she gave llzlth .=~-imc
candy, lull li:-r to tht- xnrdezi wnll, and,
lficr l;l.Ԥ_;iug her, bn-le lzcr run hunie.
Au hour' inter l<.".'f-lyti iiz.|i ri.-vrtslnri io
gn into tho ';_':i:‘df:n ngaixi. '.i'licre she
lwhclr] u. :»;ii'.'i|.',;»; :.i;;l»_t. Drury piece of
statnsny within the gnrdt-ri was deca-
rntcd with flowers in crazy fashion. A.
lion near i» tho girl \vuz-e a gat-l_'t;i.i of
rust,-5 :und had n i;e|'atill:rn stuck rnk.
ishly |..¢.v\'t-I-ri his teeth. A faun not far
away \\_is nivnoni covered with flowers
such as the gn:-Cenex' took greatest care
of. .Z".'el\'n'.s rewildermcnt increased.
Certnl.il_\‘, lov gzirrlvner could nn. be in
favor or s_n'h '_u=r:' fir-.-orctlon'
’l‘hen the xn;.-_'.‘t-r_v \v:i_~. t-lf=:ir¢»;], [ng
EBU? li-liil \~.-:i< »,'n\'t»iy iltllug an old
bat upon the lnrni --r il mnrlie figure,
which nlrc:_tly was -.nlorncd in ridicu-
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"uh, dear! What will thc gardener
say about the destroying of his precious
flowers?" cried Evelyn, rushing toward
the lluby. But Ruth didn't seem ut all
dlsturberl. She clapped her hands in
glee, aa though proud of her handiwork.
"And if you arc-n’t ns dirty as you
were ht-fore your bath!" continued Eve-
lyn in dismay, as sho looked \ipon the
soiled and dirty hands and face.
Realizing the uselessncss of again
scrubbing the baby, Evelyn drugged
Ruth tu the house while she wrote it
note to Mandy Peebles. This message
was lntrusred to itnih, who then was
coninmnded to go straighttvay home.
Evelyn watched the baby toddle into
the house of the wiishvr\\'om:ir|_ Then
she wuitcvi by the garden wall for n
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ORE than four hundred years
ago tl..~rr; lived a. boy who, even
vrlzcn he was ut school. showed,
such rlevtrnoss in drawing that peg.
pits mid lic wtulli be-om~,~ fnmq\|g_
llo loved drawing so much. indeed,
tliitr his father was comptfllotl to 19;
film K0 to receive lessons from the art-
ists who lived at that time,
One of those teachers, while once
wattchint; the boy paint a, picture, said
to some friends who were nt-ar, "That
boy will beat mo some day."
'VMS WHS 'tlllto true, for that boy,
wimse name was Michelangelo, be.
Ulf-lf’ kri'1\\'n as one of the greatest
HIIISIS ever born.
-\1i'.l~f`l11llS0lo was :ilso n. great sculp-
tor, anti before hc was 18 year.; 01.1 he
carved some strutting in rnarhlt. which
were so wonderful that every one wus
astonished.
lie lived tn tht- nm- of 39, and as he
worked harti nil his life, you will 509
that he must iiavu done n. great many
pictures and statues.
New Kind of Disease
LITTLE country girl saw for the
first time a schoolgirl go through
gymnastic exercises for tho amuse-
ment nf some little childs;-n with whom
she wus playing.
The country girl looked with some
compassion upon the pcrfornier, and
BT05011115’ asked if the schoolgirl had
iits.
“.\'0." said the one questioned; "that
iS _L'ymmtstics_"
"How sail!" pliylngly r/_znittrked the
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EORGETTE sat under the tree,
G mending thc- dress of her care-
less doll. Now and then her
glance would travel to where hcr twin
'brother Georges was casting pebbles
vengefully into the lake.
"What a beautiful temper you are
inf" exclaimed the little girl, as she
noted the heavy frown on her
brother's face.
But Georges was in no mood for
teasing. He replied, in a. petulzmt
voice:
“Who would be In good temper if
tomorrow he had to nulrch in u stupid
procession and then listen to the vc-ry
stupidest of speakers'_"’
"Why, 1 thought you liked the pro-
cessions on the 1¥`ourtee-'nth of July,"
said Georgette.
"Oh, I don't mind the parade of sol-
diers. and the children's games in the
nfternoon are splendid." the brother
responded, “but I do think the exer-
cisvs in the morning are most tire-
some."
Strange to say, Georgette was of the
same mind. Both brother and sister
were more fond of mischief than any-
thing else. The exercises of the
Fourteenth of July oifcrednothlng of
this sort; besides, one hntl to keep
still for so long u. time. Xelllevr liked
to cel1»bl`:\te in silt-h o, Way; tlierefore,
the French lad and his sister ro-
sntvcd to dodge what was unpleasant
in the observance of the holiday. _
TRUANTS FOR THE DAY
They hlti in the attic when time ar-
rived for tllein to dress on t‘|_c inur-
ruw, which was the fourteenth. Nurse
huntcil for thrin in vain. \\"nen sho
had retired to her room in tears, the
boy and girl stcaltlilly made their
way downstairs. In the kitchen they
found an orderly awaiting it message
from their father, captain in az. regi-
ment thnt wus to parad-'.
Now, tho\ cook had pivwitlerl the 0r-
ilerly with plenty to eat while iw watited,
so that thc di'o\vs_\' follow, after settling
himself comfortably in 21 rfidlr. had
fallen asleep, Creeping up bcliiiul him,
the twins subsiitiitovi u. dusicr for his
sword, painted his boots in stripes, fes-
tooncd tape about his dress coat, stuck
the linl>y's whlrilgig; in his helnii-t and
finally pluited the uuvlng pltlnie thereon.
Then they watt-lit-tl for the nppr-nrnnce
of thc captain nnd tho astonislunent of
the ofii/:er and orderly.
Fortunately, the father was really too
much amused to be angry nt the chil-
llrcn. whom he suspected of playing this
prank. To be on the safe side, however,
tha two already had vanished and run
to the garden, whero they coaxed the
gardener to push them in the swing.
Presently Georges thought of n naughty
trick. He whispered to Georgette. The
next instnnt the twins sent tho swing
flylrls swiftly through the air. inn-k
over the head ot' thc gardener they
swept, and, returning. knocked thc poor
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girls rendily can J.,in_
LGGBALL is diiferent. Both girls and boys can play, in ’most any
number' and hav” “U 011.l0ynble time. A very small space, easily found in
4 beck yard, provides the “fi<fi<l."
i Il; the ccnter of the field set n rod upright, with its top about eight
cet a ove ground. Fasten to tho extreme end of the rod a hook or ring,
and to this attach a cord. Carefully empty an egg; then make it secure
at the end of the cord, by the method illustrated in the diagram. '
Each player has a racquet. The rim should be constructed of paste-
bonrd and covered with stout paper.
Little courts are marked, outward from the pole. No player must
\""`, moye from his or her court while the game is on. The eggball is started
by A player. Then each player in turn strikes at it with the racquet. Any
player who misses the ball upon striking must retire from the game. It is
not necessary to endeavor to hit the ball during elch round. Too didicult
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"Brother, do you think the Evil Oni
will get ul tonight!"
Georges tried to frame a bnvo NNY-
but somehow the courll'¢°\ll V0".
wouldn‘t come. He answered noni!!
"I don't know, Georgette. But lub'
pose we cover our faces with my Plllill
to frighten the Evil One if ho camel I0
try to frighten US."
'Quickly the plan was carried out.
Back to bed the brother and liltar
crept. feeling a'lltile more secure. Sav-
eral minutes passed, and than there
came a pattering of feet. up the Btlirl.
_ It was only the dog, which had escaped
from its chain In the yard. But the lit-
tle mischief-makers dldn't know this. S0
they bolted from their beds, fleeing
downstairs, right into the drawing room.
where their mother was entertaining
guests. Quite a scare the painted twin!
gave the company until their appear-
ance was explained. Of course, event
one laughed when the truth wal
learned, and the guests pleaded with
the mother of the twins to give them
cake and Sweets.
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man into the lake nearby.
that afternoon: Suffice it to say, they
at last were found.out and sent to bed
mother reluctantly' “but X will be
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A zcnaua is a. house built around its own court “D011 weddings"
fre ucntli arran ed between the ladies of two zenanas. One house
and his party
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§\*  _ » -"  _ /" ` are q .' E ' _ _ ,
-2-==£` 1'\- provides the bride and her party, and the other provides the ln'1degroon:|_
' em, For weeks and weeks the ladies work at making and dressing tile;
it ~ ld I i _.tbl t t il of all lenle t with them upon this .our xr _ _ . . . _
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by their mother, who gave them u se- Too  \ ' Then, ll1')0li the (lily tlpp0llll€(l, the Wéddlilg t8l(€S P11109, It being Bl?"
what their mother told them uas clearly
“lid 'lm dangeffhei' N" °fb“l“§ “aught Johnny was much impresses  the Molmnunctlun ritcs of ninrrinlro are gone through in detail. \Ved-
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by the Evil One whl_l;§_;h_¢_>_  beds nike” “ug ‘im ‘Led ;_;°wau;d_ _ (img songs nrc sung; the custot11u_r_\ specclics are given, atitl even B “<l0t’*(
The mo “ere bun t I 0 :ul t "'Tisn‘t so wonderful that he was cur- \ li Pllld In 5“'99t5 and l-l'Uml'JC'l`.V Jl’“"’lry- _ _ _ _ _ `
“Hy in the evening W' MUSF' . 0 ed." observed Johnny; "but if his bed This immensely delights the linlies, who admire und criticise with
rcnienihercd so that hurdlv was nurse was anywhere near the size of our bil vigor. AS S0011 as the C€rBln0ny iS Over they proceed t0, £1!'l‘£l.DgQ f0B\
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gllhytflier llina tityugihllylirig tone: he ever carried it-" auotllefweddlug In the future
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LI-MABOUL-B E N-GAGA, sultan
A of Kachgar, was like to die of a.
strange illness. Nothing could he
Gnd to amuse him. More and more sor-
rowful he became, and pined away until
thc most celebrated physicians in tho
world declared ho must die unless he
speedily gain a cheerful spirit.
Juggicrs and ncrobats were called
upon to display their skill before the
sultan. Magicians, dancers, musicians,
trninetl unimaL=all performed, but. to
no purpose. All showed not the slight-
est interest. He simply grew more tired.
and thin.
_And then came the snake charmcr. A‘
wandering fellow he was, going from
town to town as did many of the faklrs.
Indeed, such a vagabond did he appear
_tn ho that the ministers of the sultan
scoffed at the suggestion that this un-
known snake charmer undertake t0
amuse his majesty. when talented en.-
tertuiners had failed.
"But thorn can surely he no harm.
even should good fail to result," urged
he who first had heard of the snake
charmer's clover tricks. Therefore, the
fellow was summoned,
The snake charmer laid a bug before
the sultan and squatted down before
it. Then he took a fiageolet which
was slung to his girdle, and began to
play. Soon there was n. movement with-
in the bog. The head of a snake is-
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lowed more of the sinuous body 01' the
reptile, until all of it was visible.
AB the musician piped, the serpent
twisted itself into the form of a. swan.
To the amazement of the royal audi-
ence, it afterward assumed-the outlined
forms of a. pelican, a. stork. a. rooster,
a swallow, an owl, a. cockotoo, u. vul-
ture, a duck and a. pigeon. Amazed.
indeed, were those w"f‘ wnfched. The
face of the sultan 1 _ ,_ _...ul ex-
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for the snake charnicr, who was given
an olllcinl position nt, court and great;
riches, for his excellent service. _/
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-AYB1-ave Midshipman
HHN all the big ships of th!
 English navy were made of
wood a famous ndmlral named
Lord Howe won a. great victory ovdli
his cneniy.
There were many bravo English butyl
on bonrd tho linglish ships, and about
one of them I will tell you L1 little story..
This boy was it middy in u. ship called
th"§’Qucen Chiu-lotto, and he wus Sucbl
0. little felluw that I wonder how hi!
mamma, could let him leave her.
Now in this same ship was Lord
Howe. the great admiral, and when
the cunnonbslls were ilylng about and
V kllllllg 1011! of the English snilors, Lordl
llowu snw this littlo midtiy walking
pression of indifference. All even “bout We ¢l€‘Ck- As he did not wi-lx
delgned to nm,mud_ as me wonderfm him to get hurt, ho said to him in in
Snake twineti itself into 0. hundred. kllld \'0lC@. "G0 down b€l0\V. my DOY:
grotesque forms. - 0'" Of d¥H\K0l‘~"
"\\'ell done!" cricd he, when the pin- But the boy dltl not want to Kd
ing ceased and the snake crawled buck 1¥W_;\Y. l_l(;ld_l:ehlooked up nt Lord Howe,
into the bug. 0" HH . ‘ ' at would my futher san
And all the court shouted with joy. if I went oft tho deck during a, battle.
For the sultan was at lust amused. Sir?" Lord. Howe at once patted the
Tliercafter his rot-o\'cr`y from illness little middy on the head, and told him
wh. speedy. Instead of taking pills that he could stay on deck. \Vusn'U
or draughts of medicine, All would call that u. brave middy? ,j
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YDNEY SMITH. A noted clergyman,
S was such u. droll msn that almost
everybody liked him, and whenever
he was nt a dinner party all the people
there used to laugh very much at his
very funny stories.
One day Mr. Smith was at Brighton.
und as the day was a fine one he wulked
on the pier and listened to the playing of
the band. A lot of young men were also
walking about on the pier, and one of
them told the others that he would have
a bit of fun with Mr. Bmith.
So he went up to him and held out hi!
hand to shnlte hands, and said: "Ah,
good morning, Mr. Smith. How do you
do?"
Mr. Smith looked at the young man
and said: "1 am very well, thank you.
But. 1 do not remember to have seen you
before."
The young man looked aa if he wal
very much surprised, and said; "\\'lusti
you do not know mo? Why, I met you
in the monkey house at the Zoo."
Mr. Smith laughed when he heard thll,
and then said to the young man: "I sm
lorry that I do not know you. I reall
naw so many monkeys there that l
should not know any of them Allin!"
Huw sorry that young man must have
2!_ltl_Hg _was _going _to_ make all his
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Legend of’ St. George
T, GEORGE. who lived a very long
S time ago, was really it soldier.
He was once traveling-through A
country called Libya, wheruhs hoard
that s fierce dragon was maldng every-
body frightened. `
Indeed, so frightened were the-people
that they decided to offer a. beautiful
maiden called Cleodollnda, who was the
daughter of the klng himilelf, as B sno-
rlilce to the dragon.
The beautiful maiden was going
toward the dra.gon‘s den wmn Bt.
George cbanced to come riding by. Ho
asked the maiden why she was »crylng.
Bt. George was very angry that lo
beautiful a maiden should meet. with
such a sad fate, and ha eimlaimui, "I
will myself go and meet the dragon."
The beautiful maiden be1ged,h|m not
to risk his life, but Bl. Georgsllaughed,
and out on the back of his ‘big was
hurse and galloped off to the fmy. The
light was a. fierce one. but the dra on ‘
had lv sive in. and you can just thlnk
how delighted and surgrised tha peo lo‘
of Libya were when t sy saw bold gt.
George come back dragging tha dreaded
dragon by its talli
And. to make quite sure that lt. could
give no mon trouble, he lullcd gpg
rngon before them all.
Buideu bein: n. very bnve warrior,
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