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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 138, 16 February 1902 PDF Issue PDF

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HEINRICH OF PRUSSIA SAILS FOR AMERICA Ovation Is Given the Prince True Story of His Apology to Admiral Dewey American Commander Offended At What He Deemed a Slight to the President of the United State., Readily Accepted an Explanation, Which Wa. Admitted to Be Dae
Dect.ion In Ponlett Ca«e Sustained
THE MORNING'S NEWS
PART V Colored Comic Supplement. PART VI Illustrated Sunday Magazine. WASHINGTON
FACTS OF THE FRANCHISE SALE
WANT ALLEN'S RESIGNATION Displeased With Councilman's Acts Residents Protest Against the Freight Franchises Public Meeting- In Akey Hall Votea DUnilasnl of tile sixth Ward Councilman and A«ka the Mayor to Veto the Franchises—Relief General Ordlnacea Will Be Approved
LOOKOUT LYNCHING CASE Arffumciitft Are Begun la the Trial at Altnran
GIGANTIC OIL DEAL Corporation Acquires an Immense Tract in the Northwest
HEAVYWEIGHT DEAD
FOUND DEAD IN NEW YORK HOTEL Mjstery Surrounds Death ol Young Man A Handmome Brooklyn Girl, Who I» Said to Have Gone to the Hotel With the Youn|p Man, I« Placed Under Arrest by the Police
BOY BUENS BABY SISTER TO DEATH Deliberately Sets Fire to Her Clothing Mother, After Reprimanding the Boy for Some Fault, Leaven Children Locked in Kitchen, and on Returning Finds Her Baby Burned
HUNDREDS OF DEAD IN THE RUINS Appalling Character of IShamaka Temblor Residents Buried in Wreckage of Their Homes Twenty-live Thouaiid Are Without Food and Shelter—The Continued Uuukliijt ul the Karth Renders the Search for Victims Difficult—Three Hundred Corpses Recovered
MISS STONE'S RELEASE Brigands Demand Time to Secure Their Safe Retreat
KRUCtEE'S letter TO MR. ROOSEVELT No Appeal to the President for Intervention Dr. Mueller Will Attempt to Secure Prohibition by the United States of Exportation of Articles Regarded by Boers as Contraband of War I
WILL SIDE WITH NEITHER COMMANDER President's Decision in Schley Appeal Rumor Says That He Will Take a Middle Course Will Hold That Sampson's Plan o! Battle Was Not followed After tke Famous Loop, and Tlaat the Battle Was Really a Captala's Victory. Long Said to Be Dlsffrantlef
SUCCESSOR TO POPE Report That Leo Has Appointed lar* dinal Rampolla Dented (Special Dispatch to The Herald.) 1
THURSTON TALKS FOR THE CHINESE Says They Have Not Injured the American Laborer Inf6rmi Senate Committee That tha Proper Way to Meet the Issue of Exclusion Is Through Diplomatic Channel!*—An to Coolie Seamea
General Vanqaez Liberated
BILLY WEST. THE FAMOUS MINSTREL, DIES AT CHICAGO
IBRITATED AT THE GERMANS in. Pauncefote's Unmasking the Cause Britishers Hope Lt Won't Affect American Opinion Varlhtr Dticlorart That Public Oilalta la London at to I'alted States lhanird After Victory at ■•alia, Wfcea SalUbarr Decided ta Be on the Winning Aide
— Killed t»y Substitute for Whlnkjr |
JEFF DAVIS EULOGIZED Secessionist's Widow Appears Before Mississippi Legislature
F. M. Parki-r, Plumbing1
CAUGHT BY SNOWSLIDE Several Men Lose Their Lives in Idaho Mountains
Sale of Titian's Giorgio Cornaro
CENSUS BILL IN THE SENATE Civil Service the Bone of Contention Consideration of the Measure Is Not Completed Teller of Colorado Secures Passage of an Amendment Providing for the Appointment of an Assistant Director at an Annual Salary of 94000—Vital Statistics
Ibnen Able to Resume Work
BOYS' FATAL FEUD
COBRTS SLOW ANI) CORRUPT
FREE TOWEAK MEN A Discovery of a Remedy Has Been Made That Restores Failing Strength and Gives Man the Vitality of a Lion One Week's Tria.l Package Sent Free to All Men Who Write For It
Conference of People's Carfy
A STEADY WORKER Coffee Works Slow But Sure
Show Cases in Special Designs
HONOR MEMORY OP S. J. TIIiDEN Notable Gathering of the Democrats Party Leaders Saggest Lines of Policy to Be Pursued Former President Cleveland trgei That the Organisation Take for Its Ideal# and Principles Those That Actuated the Great Xew Yorker—William J. Bryan Talks
PARTY LEADERS AT THE WHITE HOUSE
HALF THE ILLS OF UFE ARE DUE TO CATARRHAL DISEASES Colds Invariably Result in Coitairrh, Which Sets Up a Host of Distressing Diseases CATARRHAL DISEASES Arc Most Prevalent in Winter IS THERE NO WAY OF ESCAPE FROM THEM ? PE-Rl-NA NEVER EAILS To Cure Catarrh Wherever Located how Prevented—How Cured— By the Renowned Medical Author and Physician, Dr. Hartman Hundreds of Letters Attestlni to the Value of Pe-ru-na In All Forms of Catarrhal Diseases The Way to Avoid Catarrhal Diseases Is to Fortify the System With Pe-ra-na From New York to Oklahoma Come Letters of Endorieaeat for Peruna
CATCHING COLD How Prevented—How Cured—By the Renowned Medical Author and Physician, Dr. Hartman.
CATARRH OF THE EAR
Catirrhif Dlsnsis in Most Prevalint In Winter IS THERE NO WAY OF ESCAPE FROM THEM? Pe-ru-na Never Fails to Cure Catarrh Wherever Located
CATARRH OF THE HEAD
CATARRH OF THE NOBE
OLD TIME BLIZZARDS Have Been Raging. Bringing Qiscomfort, Disease and Death
CATARRH OF THE THROAT
CATARRH OF THE LUNGS
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH
CATARRH OF THE KIDNEYS
THE FIRST STAGE OF CATARRH A Serious Mistake Which Thousands Are Making
CATARRH OF THE BLADDER
A SENATOR'S WIFI
EONIC WINS THE "BURNS" Youug's Mare Captures the Handicap five Thousand Watch Her Turn the Trick at Oakland tl the Kial*'. There Are flroUsitlito of bsrllfkt Between Her und the Next Beat, Nones, While Corrissn Finishes Third, a Keek Behind. Worth fTOOO to the Lsckj- Owner
Ht»aiti at Xew Orleans
SIX-DAY WALKING MATCH IS FINISHED
MIXED FOURSOMES AT COUNTRY CLUB Many Couples Play for the Council Cnp Tito l*alr« Tie fop Firat Place iu the Competition, the Tie to De Deelded This Week—Fimt of Series of Matehea for the Trophy.
FITZSIMMONS AND JEFFRIES TO MEET
Ryan Wins From BeascoJAt
SlKoarncy null Yorrii Tie
CHUTES TOURNEY COMES TO CLOSE j Prizes Are Distributed at Alleyfi * to Winners Harris and Dee Take First Money, as Was Expected—Rellljr aad Hajraer A*;ain Fall to Appear and Forfeit Games—Connotation Prises
CLOSE TENPIN GAME IN COLISEUM ALLEYS
WORLD'S SWIMMING RECORD IS BROKEN
MINOR BASEBALL GAMES
IMPROVE GRAND STAND AT BASEBALL GROUNDS
. o,» Brooklyn Baseball Team's Officers
DfUVINtt CLUB HAS GOOD MATINEE CAKD Entries Close for Washington's Birthday Meeting Uit Include. Fa.tcut Horses in the tltr-rrlmrou Will Trot ■■ Exhibition Mile AfslsM Her Track Record—Special Riding Event
RIOTOUS MOBS THRONG TRIESTE Business Suspended and Soldiers Ready for Action A Noiuber of Those Wounded by the Troops Have Died, and Mtilu Parade the Streets, Smashing Windows Where There Is No Mourning
CHICAGO FIREMEN RESCUE CADAVERS imagine the Bodies Ave Those of Asphyxiated Persons
BLAZE AT NEW YORK
Ckllwa Catal Prank
R-ey Direct, 2:10, at Agricultural Park f
SECRETARY TO POPE IS HERE Monsignor Antonini Arrives in Los Angeles He Sll7l That Hiv Holiness, Leo Thirteen, Han BfotJ Been 111—I# Deligrhted at the Growth of the Catholic Church in the United States
HOSTILE TO IRISH PARTY Lord Rosebery Speaks at Liverpool Given a Great Ovation by the Liberals Me l)etl«res That Me Would Never Do Willing to Grant the Irish an Independent Parliament, and That Mo Dealrea to Utterly Alienate Their Party From, the Liberals
GRIGGS' PAPERS DESTROYED Burn When Safe I. Opened After the Pater.on Fire
ALASKA JOUNDARY Qnr.tton I. Brought Up |n the Canadian Parliament
t ndrllvrred Telegram.
Saiyer's Big Ad.
BIRTHDAY OF MISS ANTHONY Feature of Suffragists' Session Plan of Work for Coming Year Is Presented PrnMnt Catt'a lidctllai That It Recognition of Hill Anthony** Birthday Flt* Thousand Dollar# Be Pledged to Carry on Hie Campaign la Adopted—Ralie Mora
DEATHS OF THE DAY Ella Starr
KEAL ESTATE IS IN DEMAND Hundreds of Thousands Go into Property Era of Increased Values Is Gradually Dawning A Tabulated Statement of Lending Salcn in Whieli Main, Spring?, Rroathvay and Other Section* Figure I.arßcly—Hurdick Block Sold for Hiifcln l'riof| to Local Syndicate
Berlin's Electric Railway Opened
BUILDING IN A HEALTHY STATE The Permits Issued Show Heavy Investments Seventh Ward Leads tlie Procession for the Second Week tn February. Reiidencea Are Going I'p In All Parts of the City—Builder* Busy
Second-Class Transcontinental. Rate
E. MURRAY LOCATED The Man Who Bid $415,000.00 for the Street Railway franchise A Penniless Bluffer MINTINGTON-HELLMAN SYNDICATE JUBILANT CLARK-HOOK COMBINE CORRESPONDINOLY DEPRESSED. Another Chapter in the Comedy of Errors. Both Corporations Unwittingly Taken In.
THE HERALD ♦eooooooooooooooooooooooo* I HERALD LINER STATIONS § $ 2
WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
; MILLION WILL 1 BE NEEDED I ! . Los Angeles Not Asking Over Much Treasury Shows Much Interest in Public Building Bill
'How to Reach Any Point in Los Angeles Car* of thi Los AnSeles Railway Co j traverse an sections of the city, route Indicated fey destination boards on sides and ends of oars
Los Angeles & Pasadena Electric Ry. To Pasadena and Mount Lowe
MADDENED BY JEALOCSY, D. C. KENT ATTEMPTS MURDER AND SUICIDE
s WEEK'S EVENTS
A LITTLE THIEF
Clilldrcn'a Valentine Party
For Eaatern GueMta
Entertained With Dancing
Pretty Home Wedding
t Farewell Party
rnplls Entertained
runtime Whlat Club
Four I.cnf Clover Clnt,
Jovlla C'lntr
Klcfer-Canipltrll Wedding
Folkn* Party
Slinkenpc nrc EvciiiiiK
For a San Diego Gnent
California Stories
Valentine lard Party
PleMsntlr KatertalneA
Philolcthea Club
Happily Surprised
Valentine Dancing Party
Rosemary Club Reorganized
Birthday Surprise
For Her Mother
Taylor-Wyait
Silver Wrddlng
Corona Whist Clnb
Snnday School Entertainment
Medical StDdrnlH Entertained
Yonag People Banquet
Social Soles
AMONG COLORED CITIZENS
FROM SUBURBAN BOOTS SOUTH LOS ANGELES
GARVANZA
PICO HEIGHTS
Women Have the Same Bight by Law
EAST LOS ANGELES
WESTLAKE
SOUTHWEST
OLIVE HEIGHTS
ANGELENO HEIGHTS
VERNON
WEST END
OUT OF TOWN SOCIETY
BELIEVED FROM SUPERSTITION Chinese Taught in Ways ol Christianity fccw Year's Festivities of Gospel School Pupils At a Reception Given by Teacher* • lid Pupils of the Mission Quon Kong; Gives ait Address, in Which He Relates Many Peculiar Habits • f the People of Hts Country
HIGHLAND PARK
Our Army the Best
JOTTIXGS
COURT HOUSE AND CITY HAIL WANT iEVV HIGH STREET OPENED City is Asked to Establish a Sixty-Foot Street A Half Docen Properly Owner# Protest lleeoawe Tllieir PoNSeMlonß 'Would Practically Confiscated. Will Forty Thousand Dollar*
WILL GO A BIT SI nw ABOUT CHANGING RULES i Finance Committee Doesn't Want to Pay All City Employe!! "Weekly Instead of Monthly
REDUCED RATES WONT COME FOR MANY YEARS City Will Vse Profit* of Water Plant to Pay Interest and Make >ee«le<| improvement*
FRANCHISE FUNDS ARE BIG HELP TO THE CITY Shortage in the Cash Fund Will Br Wiped Out and There Will Be No Deficit at l'ittrf of th« Vear
CRUTCHER SAYS HE CITY Voung Attorney Sends Letter to the Council Declining- Charter Committee Appointment
COURT BRIEFS t
CHURCH CALENDAR
CLUB WOMEN ENTHUSIASTIC Planning for the Big Convention Six Thousand Expected to Visit May Biennial Heathers et the Committees in Urge Xiateri Gather Together In First Meeting to Oliceii Arrangements •ad Hear Report! of Chairmen. Orcr Half the Fends Are Raised
Stricken With Paralyii*
Clerk In Bankrupt
Card of Thanks
Blumve & Jay, Plumbing
CHURCH MUSIC
CLASSICAL TEACHERS HOLD ANNUAL SESSION Conference of Sixty Instructor* of Latin and Greek la Held at the Hiffli School
Raymond and Whitcomb Tours
START YOUR CAREER IN A GOOD POSITION
YESTERDAY IM WASHISGTOIf
BOURBON BLOOD BOILS
SANTOS-DUMONT'S SETBACK
THE JUNIOR "TEDDY"
A MILLION DOLLAR POSTOFFICE
LOS ANGELES THE FOCUS
TROLLEY CAR AND BICYCLE
Conspiracy and Hypocrisy
Sossip of the Capital
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Doesn't Favor Chinese Exclusion
The Highest Mountain
Poetical Trousers
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
PROTECTION OF THE RETAILER Object of Combination of Grocers Wholesalers' Association Proposes Co-operation The Movement la to Affiliate Both Brandies of the Trade to Insure Control of the Markets—Price Cuttin* Will Be Stopped and Deadbeata Mnat T'ay or Not Eat
PERSONAL NOTES
Hlarh School Clnb
THE NEVADA MATINEE A Large Audience Listens to a Satiafactory Performance
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
W. P. Schrader
Wall Paper 3 1-Sc
F. M. Parker, Plumbing:
» (ORANGE COUNTY) MEETING OF THE COUNTY TEACHERS Session of Association Held in Santa ,4«ia Several Subjects of luterent to Kdaeatora Are Diicusied—Mini Mary Cooper Win* W. C. T. I". Silver Medal Declamation Conteat
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) CORONA IS TO HAVE A NEW JAIL
(LOS ANGELES COUJITT) MONROVIA NEWS AND PERSONAL MENTION
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) CHANGE IN SCHEDULE OF CATALINA BOATS
Fun at Catalina: see page 2. (RIVERSIDE COUNTY) EXHIBIT AT ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION Matter Discussed by the Chamber of Commerce Mexican* at Riverside to Organise a l.odge of tlie Fraternal and Beneficiary Society, Yella tnion de Trabajadores Patrlcaticin—.otes
(ORANGE COUNTY* DIRECTORS OF ANAHEIM WATER COMPANY MEET
(SAX BERNARDINO COUNTY) TO DISCUSS THE LIGHTING RATES City Trustees Issne Call for a Meeting Result of a Petition Siffued by a .Number of the Business Men of San Bernardino—Edison Company Begins Setting Toles at Coltou
(LOS ANGELES COCSTT) COVINA'S MONDAY AFTERNOON CLUB
(LOS AXGELHS COUNTY) WHITTIER TO HAVE MORE ADVERTISING
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) SEVERAL POMONA TEACHERS RESIGN
(SN BERNARDINO COUNTY) SERIOUS RUNAWAY OCCURS IN REDLANDS
('•OS AMIKLKS coI'PITY) SAN PEDRO LABOR MEN NOMINATE A TICKET
(PASADENA) ENDEAVORERS" MEETING ENDS Officers Are Chosen tor the Year Mr. Baer Answers Questions Jiegarding the Work Municipal Matter* Are niMvuMed nt tfce Meeting of the Shakespeare Club, Aeeordlnj; to Ilw ( imtoui to Unvote One Day Each Year to Those SobJrct«—fnp Content
TO EXPLORE DEVIL'S DES Most Deceptive Territory to Work In Surface Indications All That Could Be Desired A Bsitos Comyssy Is to Begls Work sb« Reinforce the Developments Which Are Being Mode by the Western Oil and Other Minor Companies In Thnt Locality
Sunset Road Extension CSpeclal Correst>ond«nce.>
A Rating Agency
Liquid Asphaltum Deposit
STOCK EXCHANGE
THE MINIM FIELD
Co-operative Mining
To Begin Exploitation
Snn Francisco Mining Stocks
Boston Copper Stocks
Metal, Markets'
F. M. Parker, Plumbing
Music In a Barber Sliop
SPECULATION IS MUCH CONFUSED Metropolitan, Center of Attraction, Gradually Weakens Tax on Call Loans Canned Sharp Declines— Short* Driven to Cover on Combined Attnek %itain*t Prominent Stock*—-Money Kan)
New York Commerce
COAST SHIPPING
FINANCIAL REVIEW Money in Local Market and l&orld's Banking Summary
New York Bonds
LOS AXGELBS SBCtRITIKS
WEEKLY BANK REPORT
WHEAT PRICES CLOSED FIRMER Bullish Interpretation of French Crop Reports The Market Moved in Narrow Circles, With Gradual Better Tone—-Corn Rnled More Active—Oaa Dull and firmly Held—Meats Close Higher
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
SUGAR? WOOL AND COFFEE
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
Dried Frnlts Firm
Frail* lu San Franrlico
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS
atIH c|flMp6
Sreonroom Sosst'p
Zj/ic Week's Jttiractions
MUSIC
*£Os jfnye/es 97/usiceans NO. MIX.
SQonn/e Sfirae 97/us/ca/ Club
jCocai 7/otes
Stray Chords
> Mill WOMEN 1 mors CIS
On Hln Vacation
SECRET SOCILTY CIRCLES MASONIC
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES
WILL PRESENT THE COLORS TO PYTHIANS
ODD FELLOWS
NATIVE SONS
MODERN WOODMEN
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD
COLONEL SCARBOROUGH'S WORK 01 HE D. R. I. P.
EAGLES
INDEPENDENT FORESTERS
SONS OF ST. GEORGE
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
K. & L. OF S.
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Olled Street* in Time
Co-operative Telephone**
Sketch of Latlier Burlinitk
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A New Grape
The Lriiirtn in t2«>Uieine
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Hret'tliitK of (irrat Bnlter linkers
Foultrv mr
Milk-Fed Poultry
Ttre.l
Farmer Brown's Valentine
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o AMERICAN MILITARY ACADEMIES.
SORROWS OF SAMMIE GO BANG.
THE LIVING GRAMMAR :— A RECESS GAME.
ZIP AND NANCY. A True Story.
AN ILLUSTRATED RIDDLE
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HAPLESS TOWSE& STOPS A mdnght srnrNAiifr—
oil A CMAf/yVG £>f^M
HISSTVpEWRITE'S £$?'VALENTINE
Los Angeles Herald (Los Angeles, Calif. : 1900)
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SoMtUNPfirMCDITATrDCtMAPKS
A Toiv.st
Historic Elephants
Canine Honesty
Conductors' Ailments
ZShe Man of the Hour—Prince Henry
The Hohenzollern Family, Its History TraJts
Disappearance of tKe Birds
y Marconi's Successful Experiment
Petroleum and Coal Found in Alaska.
| Red W agon Stories
THE CONCERT MANAGER GETS REMINISCENT
Pope Leo Nearirvg 92d Birthday
Baick to the Home Nest Comes the Nightingale Edna Darch, Protege of Calve, Tells of Her Journey and Why She Came Back to Her Home
| Forests of Idyllwild
The Real Clubman
— w Earthquakes of a Century
Off to the Hacppy Hunting Grovirvds How the Indians Dispose of the Bodies of Their Dea.d ° ♦OOOOOOOOOOOOOOWOWUVwvvvvwvvwvvv – ■ A Moia-ve Indian Funeral II 1 ..OS«n
A Digger Indian. Funeral
Story of o. Stick
V Ben D&niels on Bull Hill V
Beginning of the Wells-Fargo
Crooked New York Faces
Ancient Tablet UneartKed
Five.Cent Concerts
l/ncle Sam to Start a. Laundry
The Idea.
Jack Frost and His Coming
The Ide&l
Besides! It Isn't Necessary
jW. | TKe Petrified Forests, of Arizorva. I
)DK 1^ 1 4-^SBLES
Arvdiron TeJes CHAPTER I fom and the Andiront
CHAPTER II The Story of Ebenezer
The Worvder Boy j
m: 15he Treasure Trove Committee
R. oval Fo'k as Chauffeurs
jj En to the Unknown Saiheirai^^ is Yoirg English Explorer Penetrates Hinterland of Tripoli
A Witchcraft Trial on the Isl«.nd of Celebes
Individuality
Inquiry' May Prove New York ©c Dynamite Mine
Queries and Answers on MediceJ Topics
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High FJorvors for Singer
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Literature
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All Over the World
Men and Women
| Amusing Little Yarns | THE COMING RACE
LAGGARD LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
o COULDN'T AFFORD IT
"LESE MAJESTE"
o HAD TOO MUCH CHEEK
IT FLOORED AUDREY
o THE JOKE THAT FAILED
© MRS. PARTINGTON AT THE CAPITAL
o A READY STUDENT
o THE TACTFUL BARON
o A BRIGHT FUTURE
o HE FELT RELIEVED
o FIT
o FOUND HIMBELF CELEBRATED
THE ACTOR SCORED
o WAS CARRIED BY HIS STATION
ONE FOR THE MOTHER-IN-LAW
| Woman and Home The Family Circle Letters to Editor fi an Women Who Love the Home
The Ch&teleJne
THE SUMMER GIRL I N WHITE CHINA SILK
SHORT SLEEVES FOR 1902
Hints for the Kitchen Raised Rolls
A Variety of De;nrta
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Stories About Georgie's Paw
Philippics In Verso
The Influence of Coffee on Balza.c
Progress in CoreeL
~/*torie* by Ihe young FolKf In The Herald's School of Writing Prises for Young Writers
The Story of the Orainge
An Indian Pow-Wow
Grandma's Hunt
Acknowlegment
A Motherly Spirit
Whan Baby Gets Her Nightie On
Education Not a Handicap
INDEX TO SUNDAY MAGAZINE
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