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TfclBVNE -JVNIOR* \PDWM
Tribune Junior Forum
PnbUahed m th< Intereti of poms ana
ptrlt.tofnrnith information and gai i a.
aXOnt gu? to '???< th-m tiii opfOrtunittt\
tu t .\ [m et n - m m ItrtBi
.1'/ Linttiibiiti'ms em? lettera shoatdl
?.. (i'i-.-i^ii tu the Editor 'if the Trib-l
uuc Jnnior Forant, New-York Tri?nae\\
IM .\ g-tsaa sti- -1.
PETTINESS.
v?. one |g so unpopular us the |>ettj
j. 4.m- tu?, person who always frown** ?
down "ii everything ri?Mt he himself
didn't make or nuggesl or plan; the
person ??h.-, although liking :i 11 ? i n *_.
u ill ; ? ' w ; i \ > pi k .i lia n it. ii ; ill?* ner
4.m who la afraid lo say anything
bearti!? or admire anything unreserv?
edly Such Individuals, whether they
1.? grown-ups i?r lioys or girl?, are the
very dark sit?te in a wurltl ?;
is ?... mach to nilmire and love nn
nu h worth ?'.
I'.'.i't i?*t u- get carried away by the
irir.i thai n haughty pride, that stint?
i-aj pralae, that ability i" pick Haws In
en erythlng, 50 ?1 qualities t?> eultl?
rate. 1 y are not : th y are 1 be quali?
ties thai will disqualify na- thai Is to
gay, they are the qualities thai will ro?
act upon ??". >?',4 ,??. spoiling our own
work. What we should ?l<> i- just 1 le
opposite?praise where praise should
I"' given, see the best and, If mxfs?
eary, ? .mv?i th?? flaw. Bui don'l :
w?. ourselves are the only ones able i<>
plan worth while things. Only i*i this
way will we encourage the lit-st thai Is
in others and only In this way will we
jrtow ouraelres.
BELONGING TO THE FORUM.
Early in th?* week we received :i
letter t'nun h reader saj big :
1 would like i" i.?' a memo? r of the
Tribune Junior Forum. 1 have many
tiling.- to put In the paper such aa
?/.I?-, drawings, stories, 1 ? mpo-I
??iti?>na, and many othei I
EDXA E STRANQMEYI R.
Brookl*.*n, n. v.
\\v take this opportunlt ?? of telling
every child who roads this page that
be or she *i" longs," and that an]
thin;; seul t" i:-. whether ii be draw*
togs, photographs, |?oems, pu-*_l??s, en
aays or storl???, will be published it
they are up to and lieyond the stand*
:::-il of the work ?'!* the other girls and
boj - whose contributions have a -
pea red on this page.
It is rery gratifying ." gel ihc|
poema, si.th^. etc., thai our rea. /
aend 11s. and we Impe that all of our'
renden will want i?. aend thing . -
Edna Strangmeyer d< es.
Puzzles
TRANSPOSITIONS.
A kindly man named . .
In i -
Hut .... <iid men .1
And .?i'fike .... 01 hla pfc
V.4.. the lame f?"ir letters t.? fill ?
Basai ? [ I ' ?
won) each liine.
GUESS THE WORDS.
What is the weird fr<"11 whieh all the
( taring word made without
? > it st.an'l*-'
In t! <? origins! word? Punt ate? per, ox? n,
maro
in? ant, at 1
rord from which all I
following wordi and
mad ? In th? 1 me manner: bl? ?
sable, rabid,
.1;
o
Puzzle Answers
1. CONCEALED HEROINES OF
SHAKESPEARE.
i. Va?!.; j. Juhet; I, Miranda. I, R
lind: S, i '..it a: ?'?. OpheUa; 7, 1
Beatrice:*?. Lad? Macleth; to, Imogen; 11,
. . r. 13, Nerlass it, Ji
:.. 1 ' ' '
NUMERICAL ENIGMA.
***l_lka In In ? In the rui 1
ika, sei mon i 1 ton? . and p?."d In
everything
Words <>*' which 11 ? sen!
peni.] axe: Trouble, t? atsim nt
grinning, bones, sodden, sooi . Ei gll ih, in -
I ogri m, kinky, banging, kisses,
?
MEN OF SHAKESPEARE.
1. King Lear; :. Hamlet; 3, Macbeth; I,
BMssnlo; 5, Antonio; t, Orlsntlo; 7. Ro
*?. H. n. dick; 9, Tlmon; 10, Prosp? ro;
Man- Antony; 12 Brutua; !:;, To
I ? aar.
CROSSWORD ENIGMA.
Ick. ii- huid. Poll, Ail; To. E R? ?.!..
!.i.\. CorN. KitiD
THE RIDERE OF RIDDLES
-, . i:i.Tti- T\t.r
There was a king once, and h? marri'
a great ia?i>. and aha departed on t
birth of : er Ural son Kni ? little aft
this the kin?,' mai a if?'. ?'?'
-in too, I id .1 - .?i 1
II
.....
?lit" 1 .- it !" '"
.... ',., t so
? oki tin
' ? ? ? .
heir, ' ? young?
..mi them and he t ? > i ? i h
I t" t.'..?' : ' .? I
It at all, and so he did.
, that the lad
?
poison in i and : I
to put in m?.i?, ?.n ' - -
on?! night it a I did. an
?
wo iid not be lo
this draught. But in- broth
. BO, : i told ?; Ilk? S 1st 'I
it Hit'?
bottl? and he sard t<? his brothei
"If I t n I house i hare no doul
ah? w ? ,?,.- or othci
and the 'i'ir k< M
ter. i will r the a
? .
will I? i ? . ? t ? ? ii i.it i
go with him, an I ?It then
. ? ? ? c, and t put sa i
? ..k thi i
? i I
GIVES POISON TO THE HORSE.
Thi ? ' lone very fat I
aid: "Thi re Ii
no knowing If p? In th? drinl
? ?
i not go ;t fell. "Thai
waa only a rattl?
. ? ? ? id? st one, and th? got
up togethei on the other hois?., ami s?
?i. 'l'ut.
? thai th?. ?
Bon in the ?Ii ink: l"t'l try it on title
t he did, and they w? at not
far when the he* I cold d< ad. They
a the hide ?-it him, and
that it ? ? ;i them ?rai ni ,it in ;!,t,
whl? h ??' al i- ind. In the ?
when they awoke they saw twelvi rav? :
and light on thi ? i th?
g there when
. .u i. d< ad
THE RAVEN PIE.
... ..|,i ? nd ?i! ted i he
they t?">i; tb?un with them, and th?' Aral
ton n i h? .- reached t hey ua 11 I
lo a baker, and thej asked him to make
a dozen plea '?)' the ravens. Th? took
the pi? - with th< .n. -n ?i tl ".-. w nt f ?
ward on th? th? motit n
? ?i night, and wh? ? ?
i. i het ? came foui -snd-1 i ?
idi th.-m delivi
pun ? .-. bul th ? aid thai th? - bad ii"
but onl? ?? tit tl? food which
i Ith tin m. ?'? :
aid the robbera, and they
? but hi -1 n..' eate much
they fel and thither, all
ton? di ad When the) i that the
r i v.. r. ?:? id t . y rana
|.ne!-.??;I ami got ID I h gO I ai i I llvi i
went forward nil th? y reachi d t he
Knlgbl <?f Rlddl?
The house of the Knight
e in that count
and it" his ?...
ter was prettier, and sin- had twelvi
maidens a th her i ' than i h ?.
Mi -i- Ilk? ? ' ' h*
world? altogether to hat
and no on would get her to m
.'?i put a qu< i : "?n i" her
,
brothera 1 t 1 - end try
n : on to hit ing?
est ws
? . . . led the
?
? ? . On?
j kill??! two. and ?
twelve kill?
not out to be i4'-i't
- ?
?
CAN'T GbfcSS IT.
.?n.I try t
? ?
?
?
told i ?i nothli
?
-
to l
?
lo tell ?
i there was no
I her, b it h? k. pt her pis
? ? I:, .-?!.? ? ?
i ? an
; - iid that to I
drift m a
a Itho it i.l "i drink
rho eld? ?
i han -i
befor? all th? - thing , ?
Baj on " said I
ANOTHER PIDDLE.
"II
the ton ?i I.th ~ M ?? .
han and
i i,?l let hi '
?
thetn
bare, and i n . elf fired ind I
look i ? . I let
"In.!...! '
?
th?- la.I knew hi
.
Bo hi iav? him i . i .
make him
great hearty weddli . daj
and a . i ar. The youi
m thai i bi ??? h<
bia way, and tl. I
him ?xi i \- i ii_ tit ovi i th? klni
.m hoi i<.
THREE GIANTS.
Now t h ' ' ? ? 111. ?
..i the Kt
--tonta, and th? r? ? ....
and i ' ? i peopli
ami taking .* poll trorn th. m ? ??
.?., : the Knlgbl <?i Rtddl? it, i
Bon-ln-lnw that II :
m. re In him hi woukl th?
. ?
wan, he w< nt and ' ? m? t the l and
i . ? ame home with the
4.1 ' , I* ' ?? ? . o**F ******%
\ o a a . ? ? ? ^
'.if a /? ?
m Mil i a a ?l / ? ? ? ?
i ?'.'?\ \ f.fv
, ??/: ?? ? \ : r-s
1 , :t * p ,.?? ?? .. : :
^^iT a ? -3- "J If ?I ** ?#^ .^^ ' ^^nn^
\Qriy~jCr ?<!> ____gj ?>
ITENCIL PIN HOLE DRAWING CAR^S
Cut cut the dortUe./ around the heavy outside ?-order and then mat ft it on cardboard. Atier you have dono this,
take a hatpin and our.ch holes throughout the out I ins of the animal along .he rlottsd edge. Insert a sharp
pointed pencd through holef?. and you ?will be able to draw the animal. If you like this we will publish
? ??rial Addr?jf? Editor of Tr?W??ne Jur??nr Porur.i.
V
heads, and ; a threw them stthe knlghta
T1..-II art an able laB. doubtless
? nan.- !.. ? the Hero "I
the White Shield " Tba i ame of th?
Here of the I. hits asalehl went far and
n. ar.
HERO OF THE WHITE SHIELD.
Mesnwl .:?? the ' :'" ??' '" "'
the Whit? Shield had wsnd? red tai In
man) t-ountri? a, and aiter long j i
come to the land of the gtsnti ?4 here th?
Hero of the White Shield wsi nos dwell?
ed the knlg l'a
? other . ame, .?n<i be ask' d to make
? Hi him. Thi
? . ,.>|] other, and they took
i . sreetllng from mornng till evening.
At lest and .it length, when they wer?
i red, 4? sah and spent, the Hero ..r th?
White shield lumped over a greet ram?
port, and he a ik< d the atrsnger to m< ? I
a ? the morning. This leap pul th?
Dtbi ... ame, and he asjd to hau.
"Well msy it be thsl thou silt no!
supple i time to-morrow." The
n r non 4\. m i., a ; oor little
? ? ir to thi hou -? of the
Hero ? : the White Shield, tired and
? : ..i? ? . and in tba mo. nlng thej datai
the fight agsin And tbd Hero of th?
w bite Shield began t" go back, till be
isckwsrd in." ? river. "There must
be some t>f my blood In thee efore i at
4?a done ." me." '?Of what Mood art
-.?: i the ?" ng? at " "fia i am
aon of Ardan, great King "f the Albann.'
i" i em thy ? It was ?nos
th? | kn ? ? a? h oth? 11 ? gave'l ick
? . to each other, and the Hero
of | ," . Shi? ??i no. to >h i.:" Into
the pals? ?. and ? he it ?as thai was
? him the knlghl
te Hi stayed a .\ hile a Ith tltrei !
efter that he thought that ira would ?-?>
home to his own kingdom and when he
going past a gr< ..t palace thai sraa
he aas ts Iva m? n plsj ?ni* al
?i r agsli at th? rah?, a H?
? ? . ? w? ihd go for a ?? hile and ; ?
shinny arltti them; hut thej wer? not tonj
I i hlnnj wh< n thej f? Il ?? it, and
a ?:-.? ? of them csught him and
m ? ? would .-? child. H?
thought It wi i ?? for him to lift a
ts ...
th? ?.' to a bom they were
they wer.
? ?i thi Hero of the
Whit. Bh ? i I, a ho hsd nol ...
for man* yet I am \ ?? ir father,"
t r
? ,. one
...
.... r he i a .f.
nd i don'l
knos ? ?? .4
"M ? n of
THE RYL
.? a?M liat.-.l .
I!? . I ruril. II ohm
. . naked
no dlffl?
th? food i ? ?
I
?
I that
ihe tips
? .
... . ?
to |..
? ?
I found ?n ? ? '
Bob .?-non puahed a ?-hair to the chlnn
i i - m ??? ehlng In the high eupboa
for the Mue bottte.
It st'i.i?! in the exa?-t spot hi*? Krai
father had left it. and. seining it Is I
hand, the boj climbed down and bet
hla return Journey without lor--*- ??' Ha
u in n in* ranched th?* North Held thi
Wai the ryl. -ittinK ?"i the stunu? ?
waiting patiently,
?Sob pla?ai the t>? ?tt :*- on the st imp I
side tin* little fallow, an?i notlosd, tsrl
aurprte? i hat the cork reached far abo
the ryl's bead
?'Hi-ii never be able t" open it," tboug
the boy; but thd i ?> I did nut i -.-m i i
d. ?i?' placed his hand ovar h
heart and bowed gravels to ?Bob, savin
? i cannot tell you bow grau-ftii I a
for thla favor. ?ou have removed all "
troubles by means of this y'tt. Now.
return, tell me whj you ware crying whi
i t.? ind you here."
"i had hoped to gather poni?- wl
flowers for Els ter," said Bob, "hut win
i they had not yet bio
Born? i w a ara too i.i to k.-. p ;? ftowi
I .1.li'ii. you know; so when i foun i th?
i.no a l|d Rowers it mads me sorr*
Ths ryl I? aned agnlnat the blue bottl
tin ist his hands ?i>?'i? In his trouaet
pockel . and whistled s tune thodghtfull
The imy watched him with much anxlet;
for he had ?begun to hops the ryl wool
n i;>. and by the liitl" man sal?
"Well, mu? knusi come tslth ms t
Brasil '("n .t i*- the ?.my way t.. help yot
v. hi n i ...i are there I will nix<- ye
i n?"i.-li lilv I t<> ni ik?. y??'i th.- WOttder an
admiration of the a hole *- Ilia -??
"O i can'l go so far from home"!' ?Tie
n , boy, "Moth? r arould be ?in adfuU
n orri? 'I n!.r rn? ."
Th?* ryl laughed, "It's a far journey,
he ?aid. "bul n??t n long ona M ??re?tak
thip b??ti?* In your left baBd.'1
Bob obeyed, although he arai somewhs
afraid.
AMONG THE LILIES.
"Now give m' the little linger ..f you
other ha-id," continued ths ryl Bob he!?
and the man closed i - tiny finge
i it i ? ... bigger -.n?- In s Urn
clnsp
h . w? go!*1 remarked the ryl calml)
an i Bob gave a g it start ol surnrl ?
!? nt.
For the .\'??rtn Yit Ida, tl
lar landscape hsd entirely d ?
? th< boy found hlmasli
i ? rv! in the mldsl of s ras! M-*1'
? .f our., ?.lit?* Ulli i. which nodded theli
? If wet
? ? n among thorn.
"If I <a?r. t ? nil self I 1
si !?:?' .| on. Wat? h me
i I
-,, ; '. ??? ?: md *.r.\ thi ?
?ad growing g
higher and high? n
ryl had fufl
boy
"and If
?i me the bottle I'll
? ? rk and feed i Bow'
bottl? and, re?
. m to
intent I I ? arth nt the
: r....t of ? worked q
? ? ? alor food la t? d
the f.irth. ' ; ? the field had
i ? o ?' n. the bottl ' ?
the ? ? I re? ned to a here Bob xx.t ? atand?
m t
llllea havi
? na "
mong
of brll
? . ? er at?
"PICKLES"
II* ."???.?.plilne \. >leyer.
Kan ?nd KlroUe la-Hugh were twins.
Now. there are drawbaeka to l?.? ink a.
twin, and one of the rn??st serious is th??
fact that thi y have not got a private birth?
.lay. Ilk.? Single children. Th. ir I.?it Inlay
is a sort of litt!?- family Christmas day.
Esa and Klrstle alwaya pretend?*d that
thej i r... ire.l ?lirthda/.- '" 1"* like this
Th? * pretended It SO hard that after a
whih? they >a'"t t?> bellevi it themselves
at least Kirsti? ?ii.i. Hut even Klratla
had a bard time once <ir twtee to retnem-l
her that she would be lonesome If abe
could not abare birthday honon teith tin
ho.st twin in the world, as she ealleil !<??!.. I
fine of these times wsa when ("ou-dn
stio. t-eMUM he'd be your lo? ai* mu. h gg
mine."
"f wouldn't i"* el sil s ?arad of g Poo*?.**
Klrstle would ez<*lalm -aagerty. "How
could nny one bo!''
Anil that 44 0ULI s. ttle l'oins.
The.- at:,,',! un mut t'alti'*. bOWSI f r. ll:s
?us t<? in- i'?. klaa, sfti i a dog I
bnd read ab ut II waa gome comfort te
have that point d?Ktde_
The day Infor.' ti. Ir M"_T?_i] WTgl
da and th?* twins ?rofca ni? in a r
bad luiiiioi and ^"t .m' th? wrong nata
of their !" da and v.. re ni?.st ill?agiee
to each other ail day. I
ig? it 44,-i th? ir la ?' eaj to rash
Hpril ?bower? brinq G2qy flowers '
Ho, dear?,wben the rain
Dbrow5 a thousand, million drops
Bo our window pane,
ESe-mu?tnt cry or make a Vu??
0ecau$e we cannot play ?
Hor think bow dreadful it would be
Oo bave no "flowers in EBay '
E!izQbrir.KirKr->on
Alici id a btrthda erself,
ami had a table full of , ? ill h-?r
own. and u.i ? call? ?! ?,>:? en Alle?
aald this was her i| ?
\ tun? the time i sm -
to tell -
M before Kei
- old they n ? hspman In
park and I ' ? ? II?
? t a pair ot roller skates iik?> ?. ? rs
tnu then- was to comparing tin? fui
?rot .?ut ??f in*-, for i *.
r - n.irn? -1 FOXJ
"i bal i ? bow K? n and K ral
preoeni the) from I
Moth and Father f..r their aixth birth
ki:> 44- ti.
Ill t '?
tot snot ?
Kurse too.
thlniK t .
.?.14 | gaj*
lantl* to them aa on Mg
??'it th? y ? ' '
hardly l?"*ok?*d ... him. 1 ????il
paid lor their sulk
? i'-tll- .!? 1 B .
fall Hat
most ten* I :r..ni
him i i ' g i
aa th. lawn In
i'.?:. and her elephant Then Eddie mad? .1 circli .1"-. S< vet} lifelike was the work
Were drawing things on? day, With ipoti ??! black and white, 1 rom Ed and Edie's pen
made ...?' 1 .. \\ ?i?? ??K.ked a?, ii he'd like to liarla, began to m
in quite 1 inij ' saj would not trj t.< l>n< V<j_ show what happened then.
-? m. m a psrtsri ?bswleg ?rbsl ka*maened sftei ?h?? i>ii* ?<n?i ?i?sr roeae 1? i.f.* nnii ,i?.i_i,t ??kIii ef tmeh ..11..-r.
all m j 1111?
that on? big field I Bi ut I fea
ii .1 . : . iin pure ? I
n.( m??: e color-food I u had
? n too bad." u d Bob mi sth? tlcal
i ? .I help
? v l i lapin d I
Perl i can.' be Bid, a Ith ??
do ou ?
tiren toppli ' . ? '?i
? i . i had ?? pi
i- ? ? Ryla ai not allow? d
of hum. bul ? i? . ? " . have of
youi own ' ? ' '? Will 10 help me
ih< i?- la ? ' ret. why I should nol a?
ih klndn?
? w hat ? m i do ' a- !?? 'l th? boj won
?i ;'i
"Your grandfather once had a bottle oi
th.- plant l"'"l I am in ?'??! ' h Of, ? "
pll? <i th. ) i "1 iiiin't knon where h<
? .,i ?> hat hi ?. ? 'I it for bul hi kepi
,i t.iii blue i .?ii Ii In the ?-'?i?!"? inJ
? ?\ ' ih? ? Limn' ?
? ? ?h, ? ,...i Bob; "1 v? pet n to. i.i'i
i ? often "
"1.u know where It I non ! ' ? k< ?i
ii,.. i ,
?it |i sun in the cupboard, over the
? i,nun. Mother ha n ? r touched II
" grandpa dl? d, f"i ihe didn ; kno i
?. hat n was
The iitti?. n..in l'm i" hla feel and
leaned over the edge ??f the stump s h?
?aid In s trotee thai trembled vwt'i anal?
?
-if i had that bottle i should be happ* '
? Then i n gal ii for i "O." reptl ?i Bob,
"But if you w.iut? <i h bo badly, whs
didn't you y and lake it !
? That would b teallng," anawi ed i be
: "Bui if you make ma ? preeeni ol
?en- grandfather's bottle you ?sill aave
m- beautiful ii'-i?i of Brasllian Mil?
"ni i un for n n- a. ' ' ; I? i ths boj.
i\ in h< re until I come ba? k
11? ? m am ni? ?u.'i ??a-1' m .?? ' aj toward
ii,. rtlluga ?When he renched II he tore'
dOS l. th?- main : H ? >'l at full [M . .1 ami
res ;'.??! in? home slat-oat nul <>f breath !
Hi ? m. thi r happ? trad I ? be oui at the
linn.-, but ths dour wiw unlatchsd, und
"M ? mplet.;
th? ryl, |oj oust; . ".1 sa i owe my auc?
i shall i"' glsd
: . i, n n.. tille i
me."
il ? i epl thi
ifffci m n 4,?m i,, . ,i gathered
..' ai II,!' .il I . .4 |Ul M' Ho44. I |
. will alo. the ni? ????:" aid he
But* I ? i ' I 44a ? not . ont.-ni. " \\ |
rail ? ? I? ?? igl h und,
king moi .? and more of I h<
falrl* loa I. ?' Bob ?1..4411 44 Ith I ? m
'i i" n 4*. h. n the boy'a eyi
tba top "i h' lilt? ?, thi 1.. 1 cri? >i
oui
"N..44. tin n ho 1 tight! il. odb? '
...
4..11 go
? ?oodb). an 4. ei - ?i Bob, but in*' vol? *
.angel far away In his ? . -
and in the san..- matant hi n _ ? ending
In 1 hi North Fields, I i anna Riled with
?.; i.....?mu? Bsat? r Ml? ?-.
which filled th? all with their delicate
1
The little 4i log? church waa gorgeouslj
[array? 'I thai Bast? 1 Bundaj, for Bob s
?11 ' ? eve. aide .1 wei a the
?wonder of nil sho sa\? them. Saver be
!??:?? h. .1 su? h exquisite Sowei 1 b. ? n
ght i" the I044I1. end everj one In*
qulred nhere ti.in* from
Bo Bob itory was soon well known,
1..1 i?. had loi.1 in i m.'inei and the mln?
Ii 1.1 all a ?it ins adventure a ith the
llttl? ryl.
After the aermon was "?'':' *,,r widow
? i"i roa? hi'i the mlnlater and aaked
"What do 4...1 think about It air. Did
m. 1.04 really meet ??it'1 Iba ?""famtuw ha
.1 ryl?"
"\\. :i. ' answered th. mlnli t' r grsvsly,
?ii rounds 1.ir esra hi"' ?"1 Improbabla
tale. Bui If n is not true where did ih?'
? .'im- fi urn'."'
? 'i n.. . 1 tal il] nev ? gras i" Ik? Noi tii
Fields" replied th? addow. "Psrhaps,
sir. ?i mi. si !.. has com? to pass*
"....ut. likely, madam." i-."'1 ,1"' I.'
1,?Tin, "Easter la the season "f mlrsclaa."!
ICepyrlgbl I?) 1- Fjrank Uajiu.>
1
Th? inn? I the wa* home
Klrati? ?v.? going i" aak for .? cho?r-olate
colon .i !'? m< ? n i.m ai 'i Ken wanted n
?trong, white English bull that couM ? t1
i dog If th?.?
The) told Moth? r si the lunch table
and i am --"i i y t?? tell you th it Mo
.ii,: ma teem to think vers htghl) of tins
plan of th?
? im bui..." exclu?iii'-.i Mother, "that
can i i to omething much better
> t ..n . i.i ' old dog Think, Kl
i i..-,? \? ould * on 'ii??- ?? i esl iitti?. cookin ;
atove thai you could p it Rre m and cook
with ?? ill- ' '
Klratla almoal weakened, bul th?' Im?
aginar) Pom'a Imaginar' eyes plead? i
I'with her and i*?''ii ama watching,
"Ken, im aura, would much prefer go
? engine thai ?;",,;- op real tracka with n
switch you can nun. wouldn't you
Ken persuaded Mol h? i
"I'd i ather hat ? .? bulldog ansa i i d
Ken, a h?j had a ?turd] will
i 'al bet made a liai gala n .tii them. ' le
| said ha a ould bu) them a dog for th* Ir
! birthda) lual one ?i"-; between them
prot i?i. ,i the) ? ould Ii ; :i!ni knou a hat
??m?) lo ?;e- before thalr Mrthda)
Thai sounds ?ver) easy, bul n aras one
"t Pather'a clever tricks, Hs knsn Ken
wnntad a i>nii<i<>K more than anything
in ih<- world, ami hs knew Klrstle "a*? a
liitu* afraid of bulldoga snd had her
heart sol on a Run*y brourn Pom And
their birthda) wns ont) a week ??if \X
Itimes father bad ths talents ?>f tin* evil
! genius m a fair) tale,
it was nurse whs soffsred most The
tw.i children srguod together about
Poms .?nil i.nils nil day, j?im ?is grown
men argue ovar pol?tica Berns times if,
ssamad aa though Ken'e atrength <>f will
muai win ??ur and Kli ?to. would ?ive in
w h.it the) ie there tor."
"Bui nut a i/er) fierce bull, Kan," aha
would pisad and Ken foollahly would an?
BU or.
"Ail white bulls ara Barca Thai s
i Then Koq sssmsd about t?? weaken, like
I a gentletnun.
'1 wouldn't Ilk?. *.<->u to be buued, Kii
thst .-.?.;....
-
"It'a a dog .
? Itedlj "?' i ? up! W hat
. 044.no he is! He'?
Th.- dog i'..? - ,
1 the l N
?
front of thi m he turn? d ai
, la.-, ?] 1 ..4 ?hile I
? a bully, bI
? Th, j. 1,1 , . pj 1
11 ii.od 1 ?a re .i gra ? n animal, adtl
hair .inn ? I
1 co ild 1 ? " ?rhi. Ilia hind
leg ?4, re tren
teeth 4? ere bared and I
! Ft ? . 1 . a- . - ? mtver of Ma tail
.?ni.44, .1 ho? ? !" :?? .. Fo?) *"..i>:i't n ad).
. 111
i 'i hen 1 ?? ' d
11'.. 1.. 1 ontlnued 1
-o
THE TOURNAMENT.
It? ?Iiln?.? I ?I 11 ?rr.
,.; 1? s. ni the aktefa
And the knights -still hurried 1
To the tournsm? nt under th? tros,
v\ 1 .a th? ..".ist.ms were Henri aai
Brain
i*'ioiirisi,.-,i the trum ?Ms, - at? red H? att
A >" ith In ?'iimsi.n gad 1
Flourlahed again; Brain at ad .?van.
. 1 ..i?.1. dark and asta?
fa i>a!tr.*4 ?,iia."i,,i gayly 11? .ad,
li. I , a -. 1 .1 il merrily .
Bui Brain sal attll, with never a ss_a4
:;" CJ i.i.'.'l-.ahii whs be.
ii... ? M.ini.'t-iM? st btyre favors throo
1 "rom ins Isdy'a white hand eaugbt;
While Uiaiii wore a p?ameles? CasqtMl,
not he
<?f fits or R,i4i. ?n- soiii*hi.
The n'.iiiii"! Mew; Hesrl shot a ajhtoee
T.. est h ins lad) 'a > ? ?
Bui Brain gased strsight ahead, his lame.
To aim mon fsithfullj.
They charged, thai -?truck; i>oih fell, tota
bled;
Brain rose again, ungloved;
Heart, dying, smiled ami faintly said:
'Mi love i" in? belo* ' d "
Chart?*? Scribuer, Pubiisbaf.
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