The Signal, 1915-12-2, Page 7World's Greatest
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HE NOTORIOUS JUMPING FROG
OF CALAVEitAS COUNTY
-I" By Mark Twain
MAIM IWAQ
•ilms. q
TIre.trigar fGathers were
ail nasally M Ales the hot
shot story la Se lite'- Inl«sra
T1s skims d Owls Mosso was
111seseleos hog* hag el
4lwssaa hsls/it.• W Nark Tws4
limper fl ireithera
Temeglasi4 with the mast
et • Mead et niche who wrote
beam the east. I ceded cam Abed
mitered. flat Moss old mon
Oder and e19d ra' after m7 Mimes
MI. Ldayam iV. 1•Ogf, as tee
IMA a de. sad/ I b meat• append
e mit I lava a Imams Msephsa
. Le seld•s W. itlethy le a nytt;
may trieed laswer seek a pee
tile. and that l eaty maleetared
it I sated ed 'Medic about bis
sad nnied Maid lie Inhumes
led ley. and M woad go to week
beth me le den ti wall seem m-
eeting ren et iia as Nag
ms bases u 1• absald be ended
kea id.
It that pout the Maga It sae
Mad Masa Kleist daft. sem-
►bb by the Menem save of tie
Mated lavers la the decayed mo-
ons et aagerg. sad I aotfood that
Ealt eel b•ldbeyd sad bet as
et wining gentlemen aad
hoes lai tranquil O mige-
to. Re roseed tall and save elm
I nay. I tela Ln a band d mine
oommtmaaN mete mob Setam
liras atm a therbecid esmgusn
W beytaa, named I.e- --- w.
1e7, ileo. Leonida@ W. hely. •
ag atialMr of the gospel, wbo be
bud was at one Oise a ma -
lags?. Clams. I added flat It Mr.
ester maid all ass aydhing stoat
ker. LmseWn W. sea•!. I weal
ender many obageti'se a has.
lana wheeler bladed se Ma M
flew alit bbethaded. wereasse- mak J "WI" aottihgg Nee and the iters bur
ebsk ma than at dews and reeled
the memoaames anelmrem wbiet
---aim Nhs altilidallOttall sever
1.11. he never temellek
l Ids seise bon/story
wet
peel. Sew-
rimMikabe Mea bileMedd
Tagsha norm bettered OR Diet*
iet aitiontens. hat illeglittso
to Den a vel et l•apmmseym cermet .
1 sad elmadty walk showed me
ozr that. ee tar item ha >lwrpr♦g
Odle Jana
boyo called bar the Sheen •smuts nag,
Oat tbat was only la flan. You know,
became. of wenn .b. was taster
than that --and be u ud to w1• goon,
ea that berm for all she was so stow
and always had the asthma or the dis-
temper or the ceneemptloa or soma
thug of that Mad. They used to give
bar two or throe hundred Yards' start
and thea pass tier ender way. bet al-
ways at tis fag cad of the race she'd
got melted and dsepents-like and
come cavorting aid straddling op and
scattering her lege around timber.
iomstina th
In e air and sometimes
eat a nam aide amongst the faces and
thg op more dost and raising
as -o -t-4 racket with her coughing and
•sewing and blowing bar name, and al-
ways fetch up at the steed just about
a neck rile., as war u you could
dpber 1t bows,
-Aid be bed a little small boll pup
that to look at bum you'd think be
warn't worth a dot but to set around.
lost ornery and at' for a chance to
steal momethtag. But as won as mon-
ey was up oe Ides be was a different
dog. HN uaderjaw'd begin to stick
out like tbe fo'c•stle of a steamboat,
and bel teeth would uncover and shine
11b the furnaces And a dog might
tackle bum and ballyrsg him and bite
kin mad throw blur over his shoulder
two oe three U. and Andrew Jack-
son -which eras the mmm of tis. Dup-
AsMvw Jaelooa would never let on
bot wkat tie was saddled and hadn't
lag dashed sad doubted on the other
side ad the tree till the money was all
up. sed Mop .H et a amid= be *acid
pat the .ober dog jest by the net
of We lad lea and fres. to It not
thaw, lee vadenitaad• but only just
grip and Mag ea WI they droved op
tde spode% It it wee • year.
'Mlle alwsjo come oat whin ea
dist pap tilt tie Missend a deg once
that tidal Mee se Mad legs. became
they'd beim awed off a a circular
tion wee agyeame tiaeslaee w saw. nod erten the bag bad gone tar
4 abase de stsey, b mgetded 1t oncost. and the maim was aU old sad
i realty Important matter ride . ho Came to nak. a watch tr low pt
bort he mea In • name bow herd
b mea lmpseed ea and b.w the other
L K had hen la the bot, as to neat,
u d be 'pared surprised. and thee b.
he Med sorter dlecoareged•llts eel
alt to -t try ea snore to Ina th. eget.
as, 1 ms M got shucked oat bed He
Mei , ashy a look as math eg a
sal his hart was broke. and ft wee
de teak. for patting up a dog tbae
bub ft oo bad age for him to take
heft st, wadi was W main depesd-
wee la a lest, and lbw b• limped
sea 1 Mace sold laid down and died. It
oma t 1 cad pop, ems that Andrew
Jmcbo n. and woad have made a same
ter Ma melt it Wa Ifved, for tism star
was in ism and be hod swim 1 knots
ft. beim tks he bed se opportunities to
speak of rid 1t don't Maid to reason
that a dog' edea make web a tett
it da two berms se mem et tram -
Mit
Mat /ides i• amines I let him go
a lb arra way awl sever aim
-
at Mem saes;
WW. Leonidas W.-b'm-flay. Ids -
I, Chore was a teller hoe wee b
Firof Jim Steam 1a tis whiter
e Naos It was the spring et
p malum we Stat wMal recalled effsedy a
R ale Ober Is belaoe I remember
Ng lama want *Waal when be
setae to ole camp Sat anyway
Mas tie oedema alma abed. al -
.1 MOM. ea ayti eg that turned
w OM gee kf be •said get any -
t• le. • the ether r0A mg it
Waft he'd amigo sides. Any
that sealed tae otter side wend
Ida JJet tel la got • bet he
u lals.a
it sed be wee 11014, eneemmmn me a old lid miler them dreametaaees
• 1!e mad always mem .ee wa- it be ■ sae I no talent 1t always
Ike was always ready and laying oakum m • to it rummy what I that et
Ir thane. Three eostda't be no that Mut gibt 11 Mm's and to we/ 1t
t7 tame mistimed bet that tel- , bused a it.
leder te bit ea It and take ar7 I "Well. title par Solley had rat w-
ine Melee. as 1 was jaet telling rises and chick ea cocks ad tooes1
It Moe was a base nee 7.s'd : gad ail them lk lad of Ude.. 111 7m0
do doss or you'd cad iota based couldn't ruet se d yon couds't tart
• ens et it 1t Mere was a dog oohing for bas to bet m bet he'd
art bet ea M; lt Mere wee a eat match 1 va He ksirbed s !loll tom
be'd bet ea ft; te there was • My and took his haws aid etadb
• wh
Sett tea bet ea It y, 1t I caramel' to .dater a him. mid .. 1•
..e. twe birds eating a dace
lad beg yea "tat wwwesud 4, but set la sever dame Id baa tles t Yard and lana
r ft time was a camp Metag that trig to Nair. I JIG 700 bet he aid
e ll be there reale to bet as lean him Is HA pee dm • MI5
to Welker, *0001 he !dyed se M puma Wad. a 4 the tent nada
lot esrrter
about ham oat a yafd mea tat mug R bone a nole ak
FIs and a geed mea. Oke it Mugaide -w• 1 tea tura one ear
• wen gds a etradlee lag stere me Heat ee negte a ••• *kb' 1t b get a
earwbrr le weed bet 700 Mad Mart,, sail seem ' dews datteetd
virR wed 1 W a diet b- a' as elldaft, tin •a ell t Hi get dm
M Mei oak true mand to L ell. maw ed hetet tea Mum
him se he lila Oat at ' m g lop' tit L prattle • Mdmltemt
bag is sine.* bast wast ne rel. beg ass a dy weal
" I. tow
p
d Mt WIN" he Ill ie beak/ tee •e I be mall ase him.
Iter lame be .____Vali le tb rasa. ti sonar ma an a trey wale was
retnum
. bets numhos wan tint ds mow sad be seed b t Med my -
1, dad eta les yea •best Ma the ag, and l Math Ida Wks. 1.7m
1t .meat made . drerm.ee a SDI a blue set Deal Area der Mem Ism
bila bet a ddadhl'-p• Malta ea elite Apse-1Jan't Wooer was the
Penn wi�a write lalyvtfy en no et the hmg'—e3 a Mae est. ,f 110.
ter a geed obi• end Rana . ID i•'l, Meer hod .o 700 memo
IbeD won't rag the save hr. n,1 Isle ilea "Fan drat I+t or mea 005!0
=Tina
caste 5* nae a sir eta the seems t there sad Mg
•Tisa Mee law ate we. f stun w ohm dew eg'h D a sella as a
hal Ma aadrable leder a i or mal ase till ec er atebLe re
Me TAN Mr Ms urea Ion et his teed with Ira had tee. •s
MINI em s• more 11111. wted I *MMdst se Ir be bb ft mo Nm bed
N et 1 :www . ilei/ der ems i segs Idris gal ogre's a ley dal WSW
Jsit rb boom r r I �elkTw serer ems a f. leg se • t•1
"wwmL I'e wet 111111 she dsd't gal etrolatf*Y'ad as 1 it wsft tee all
R. be was se gifted. And when R cams
p • tw , r _del dOshws..•M w • !M Albs
t
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THE.'SIGNAL GODER1CH, ONTARIO
Of course, you can
Is untiorbtedly the most economical and what
=to be 'cheap' in price will prove to be
regent ice use. The fresh young leaves of
"Salads" wit yield you generous value for
your stoney. 1111
level be could get over more poen: at
un. straddle Chau sur animal of kis
breed you ever nee. Jumping o• a dead
level was his strung suit, you under-
stand. and whet, it tome to that Smiley
would ant• up money un him u lour
as b. bad • red Smiley was woo-
auras proud of his hug. and well be
might be. for foliate than nod trarned
and been .verywberea all maid be laid
over any frog that ever they sea
~Well, Smiley kap' the beast In • tit-
tle lattice tea. and be owed to herb
him downtown 'onetime' and Nay for
• bet Ow day a foliar -a stranger la
the camp b. wan -cow. •crust him
with bis box and says:
"'What :Welt It be that you've got
In the box r
"And smiley said. sorter lndlfferat0
Mts. 'It might be ■ parrot, or 1t might
be a canary maybe. but it ain't -It's
may jest a hog.'
"Aad tbs feller took It and looked at
It cement sad Corned it around this
way and that and mays: 'Wm! So lig
Well, what's he good fore
Wolf,' Bm11e7 ars. easy and 'Cam
ass. 'be'. good *Dough for one thing. I
Mould judge. He can outJump ant'
frog In Calaveras county.'
'The feller took the box again and
took another bong. particular look and
g ive it back to Salley and says very
deliberate. 'Well. 1 don't see Do pats
about that hog tb.t's any better'n any
other hog.'
"'Maybe you don't' Smiley says.
Maybe you understand frogs, and
ueaybe you don't understand 'ern.
a•me Called dote the treat yard sed
901 ep to sen what was wanted./
Twang to me as he sowed away, he
laid. "Jost .et where you are, stranger,
and rest easy. I ain't gen' to he gone
a second"
Dot by your neve, I did not tbak
Mit • contlnoatIoa of the history of
the enterprising vagabond. Jim Smiley,
would be likely to afford me much in-
formation concerning the Rev. Leon-
idas W. SmUey, and so I Started swat'.
At the door I met the sociable Whee-
lie returning, and be buttonholed me
t ad recommenced:
"Well, this ler Smiley bad a ratter
n os eyed cow that didn't have oo tall,
may jest a short stump like a batman -
sir, and"-
Hiowever, lacking both time and in -
Monition I did not wait to bear about
the afflicted cow, bat took my leave.
Heaklt of tet. Mind.
To be made whole is to le healed to
both body and mind Bodily healing
alone does not suffice, for unless there
Is a change of mind also disease w111
again manifest itself in some form in
the body, and the method condition of
the patient may become worse than
the Ont On the other band. a change
of mind is quickly manifested in the
body, and 11 we have been "transform-
ed by the renewing of oar mind" the
change is Quickly evidenced by the
restoration of the body to health and
ba rtnony.-Unity.
Maybe you've tad experience. and The Name "T.,wlle.•
maybe you ain't only a amateur. u It Numerous suggestions nave been pot
were. Anyway, I've got m7 opinion, forward for the derivation of the word
and I'll reek 140 that ole ran outjamp "tennis." Perhaps the most nkely is
any frog to Calaveras county.' that It is an anglicised form of "tens"
"Aad the feller studied a minat. and ("catch It"1. • term frequently used
then says kinder bud-Uke. 'Well, I'm by the Trench In their ancient galas
only a •stranger here. end I ain't got of Me de paumD or pals posy.
Do frog, but if I bad a frog, 1'd bet
yon.' The Conductor's Limit.
"And then Smiley says: Thera aU "When you founts you di.Li t have
right: that's all rdgbt It yowls bold yt"tr fare, did the emoduct.r make
air Agee a atlas* 111 go end set,-rns lee -rat off and,. walk r• w.kad the
• frog.' Aad so the feller took tis• inyahtl:re "'a" -
box and pmt up
bel 140 a Only get r ff," responded the little
Dina art gees td wa - vita
'>eu+.- •.ldre.ii.at't re.r tlsMnatr. whetbn
"So be at there a good while think—
ing and thinking to himself, sed thea - —
be got the frog toot ase. monthopenaidtokaea/(1ristmasAp,aIFA
ellen him full 01 quail mist. SW ma I
pretty ear up to his chin sad met beta FOR
gatwnmD . Sour.
Smileyr �� 1��b: sd I lit Hospital for Sick Childs
for ■ long time. noxi finally be ketcb COLLEGE ST" TORONTO.
ed a frog and fetched him In sad give
him to this feller and says: „ Dear Mr. Editor:-
"N0w. 11 yawn, randy set him wow, Thanks for your kindness In allow -
side of Dani. with W forepaws jest hog me the privilege of appealing at
s+.a L�la'I'r ■rad 111 give the this Christmas time on behalf of the
,with_
Hospital for Silk Children. Toronto.
weld'ben no Sys. 'One -'two- In the 40 years of the hospital's ex-
tbr.0-gitr And him and the teller Istence there have been treated within
toothed op the frogs from behind and its walls 26.106 children as in -patients;
the new frog bopped off lively, tat 231.768 as out-patients; a grand total
Deal give a Meve and hysted op ba , of 257.676 in and out-patients.
shoulders so, Int a Yrenchman, but it • The Hospital for Sick Children gives
warm no torr, he couldn't budge He I a
province wide service, for little
patients from every section of On-
line Planted ell Heid as a charm, and t tarns have sought its .W. Last
be couldn't no more stir than if be year 499 patient• were admitted from
was anchored out Smllty was a good 232 places outside the city of Toropto.
deal surprla.d, and be was dNgasan, i in 1914 there were 394 from 210 glares.
am but no didn't pave m use wise Of the 2.634 In -patients last year
the matter was. of gonna 11,771 were medical cases and 1,047
'Tb. feller took the sooty and start surgical. lo the orthopedic department
ed away, and when be was going out
at the door be sorter jerked his thumb
over itis shoulder, au at Danl and ays
again. very dilberwte. 'Well.' b. nem
9 doo't se. oo p'Ints •bout that frog
that's any bettav'u any utter frog.'
9taaey be stood scratching tie
bead and booking down at Dani a Meg
thee. and at last b. says, 'I do wonder
what in the nation that hog throw's
.r fort I wonder if there ain't soar
ung tmm matter with bis! H. 'pars
to leek slgbey Mau somehow.' And
be k.tch.d Don't by tbe Nap of the
neck and betted blue and says. 'Why,
blame my cats. If be don't weigh eve
pound!' and turned Me upside down.
and be belched out a doable handful
51 that And then be see bow It was.
and be was the saddest esaa. He set
the frog down and toot out after th•
teller, but be weer hearted blas.
ear -
Mere 4pF>+1s WA_lelt Mord Md
10 0111? "OACAZZTI
>< ' BILIOUS Ok OO$TIVS
Re► sats Haden. Ser Saeaaeh.
Mag Lf Liver mid Mwete -Th07
work while yea else..
Veered tal Okla sod
400 Mlgas
tlsb Mldow sad Head-
Sebescomat
Head -
Sebes e tram a gkd
elea ed bete*. mita Mar
aMttlpb to boldo Mod isle
/•Misg agoam whisk Neale est
f
amla a Millt bowel
ass *04 - 10 Amery
e ns ss. falai Poo w bol t1. ?slaw
skis. agate' aware. ettsglfiltig dint Is
bowie.• end
doodad wtil Stye eas11tl,d-d
bowels a that.* sad
Utrsiasw Tela not by ameba They
ort :•bile yew a)Mg--. mew lea
nem year Smola w1D kis! 7w tieb
Mg w der mass!•,
4
cf the 2.135 In -patients. 264 were
treated fcr deformities, 21 Pott's dis-
ease of the spine. 10 lateral curvature
of the spine. 10 how -legs. 57 club -feet,
17 dlelocatioas of hip• 42 tubercular
disease of knee, hip. ankle. wrist and
elbow; 74 infantile panlysll, t wry
neck, and 21 miscellaneous
Our battle 1s never.oding-is one
that sill continue while the world lasts.
tor it 1s the fight between the armies of
life and death, to ave the child Ilfe,
the sick little ones, sons and daughters
not only of our soldier men, but of
the fathers and mothers still a thn
home -land province. ••
The Hospital Is beadle!, back dike
ease and death. the en.ntes that as-
sail the fires of little children as the
British ISmptre is beating back Ger-
many, Austria and Turks e ear
toles that assail the life o?thliberty.
So we appeal to the generous people
of Ontario not to forget those so near
and dear to us. who Ile in the beds and
cots of this great charity.
WIiI the people at large, as of old.
respond to our call' Wt11 they remem-
ber that every year Is a war year for
the Hospital. every day a dal M battle.
and that the Hospital needs money,
not for Its owe sake, but for the chil-
dren's sake'
The Hospital has waged its war for
i forty years. The people of Toronto
and Ontario lave been Its toned. and
• this year of ali years It requires help.
' Surely you will give to a charity that
cares for every sick e11Id a Ontario.
for only as your money reecb.e the
Hospital lean the Hospltars tassel
reach the children.
:ovary dollar is • link of Madame le
the chats d mercy that jets the
mosey a your pocket to the edema
of some child's Ut., some mether'1
heart
Remember that Christmas cello yes
to open the purse et your Madame b
the He.pttal that the Hospial may
epg• the beart et its nip to the
ebIldrea.
10311 700 *end a dollar. or mere ti
you ran. tb Douglas Davide... Mare
tory-Treseuver, or i
1 ROOM Roa*RTs011,
1 Chairman of tel ?Ward of TreMMum,
7tm..l.
Pretty Things for
the Housewife
Dra.aSet of fambroilknd Wee
Tavatway. Dmes>tt.•a 1, 1911 7
NOTHING could be more ap-
propriate for a wedding,
anniversary, or Christmas
gift than a set of this exquisite
ware. It combines dainty beauty
with great durability and the
range of designs and prices is
large enough to give you room
for the widest choice.
Heavy .Ile Linen for cotton In cer-
tain weaves, embroidered 'with light
colored doss, make simple and elegant
dresser sets that w111 delight the heart
of the neat housewife. These sets
consist of dresser scarf •a4 pincush-
ion cover usually, but glove and hand-
kerchief cases may be made to match
and added to them.
The scarf Is a length et the linen
having scalloped edges buttonhole
stitched with 11g4 colored foss A
scroll and flower Illattern 111 embroid-
ered at each end and at the center of
the scarf, on one side.
A small oblong pincushion is cov-
ered with two pieces of linen. one
smaller than the other. as sbown in the
picture. These are buttonhole stitched
In scallops about the edges and eyelets
are worked In them. A scroll and flow-
er pattern 1s embroidered in the small-
er piece. They are joined by narrow
satin ribbon threaded through the eye-
lets and tied in little bows.
Luncheon Set of Silk Nadia
Something new in luncheon sets is
made . of stiff white silk muslin, very
small gilt cord and white and grease
water color paints. 1t desists of •
centerpiece and twelve doilies to
match and Is made In a oonventlonal-
ised chrysanthemum design. The
dollies are small replicas of the can-
terplece.
A large circle is cut from the mus-
lin for the centerpiece and a few
French knots, of dark yellow embroid-
ery silk, are worked In the center to
represent the stamens. Three rows of
petals are outlined on the centerpiece
with white paint and the tiny gilt
cord is sewed with yellow silk thread
along the outline of each petal The
petals are crowded a little at one side
to allow three light green leaves to
be painted in. A little wine pant N
brushed to at the point of each petal
sad the muslin about the edge trimmed
away from them.
The dotllea are made in the same
way but on • smaller scale.
Roll for Dories of Cretonne
Vain Woman -a Comedy.
Proloane: All the werkI a .lace. Ye.. y-er,
that's true
How lovely Nom.n love. the
", n1teo us
Thi- put obit playa until her
das..re Ihroeeh.
A. t 1 A dimpled baby erttha tattle g'y
N'•' lag to raptured men • cat.
' flay da) !'..
Act 11 A .choblgltl, law kg., plans:
Jisr wile.
Turning t M- little bore to bean:
with .miler.
Art Ill : .t debutante : bouquet.. tea.,
plays and
9 Lung roan er.:y with Ler be -
w Retsina a 1.1.3...•
Ac: IV: A bisshlea bide she tin•h
RMS. 1 - what tan
Rke. wedding belle. oakev.
re li►—Ilii. JWt isogon.
Act \': A mother decidua babel. in
- eta. std fact+,
Siriv.ng to get them io bitch .o•
cul place.
Aerhaperone, gear daturas wi h
1 -t,: -trotting. vino& log. golfing.
• itta+iey..
Act VII : .l graben, riher. wLia.d. printed
stayed.
Ha•.ing Iola -ale the lite though
which .he'. played.
DID sew the Okay moil .top, tae
sere sad certain.
The promoter dun. -Lights
Cost !"and au.THgl URTA IN.
•-Marna et H. Hays. 1. Judge,
Aid \'I
PATENTS
Is an count -lea Ask for our MvE"7-
TOR'd AUVIUTLwhIch will be gat ire.
ALMON a MARION.
IN University til. Montreal.
sirs IF KIDNEYS
OR
I1•r Kidneys and amiss&
`m irritating a.44, -b4
dor quo:
Eidary sad Bladder wsakaed rami
m url,
tray acid, say. a betted authority.
Tl. Wasp altar this mid tree the
blood and pm it old to the bladder, wheel
it often remains to irritate clad adage.
ranging a turning. welding arseetisa. er
aolthR aO an irritation at ole ask of
tis t0jer obliging Toe to seek wilt
two or three time airing the sight.
The sefferee is a aoudad &zse4, the
water
mem d �
sometime we341. a
sa _slit_
there ie didieultyBladder �i. avoiding �oidingit aged.
•esaitT m m • •
Imams they eddied aioa
While it is extremely_ m I_
Lase. veil, pasha, Weis ems efT.,
the most simple adnate to orsrem. '
(let shoot boar esteem of Jed Balis
from year pharmacist sad take a table-
spooaMl is a gins of water bebre
breakla.t. eswtih.. this for owe er tire.
days. This will esunalls the aside ha
the urian w it no longer ie . soeras et
frrltatios to the bladder sad uriaary er-
gaa whish thea .et normally 190M.
Jad Balls i. ia.:peeov., Harmless,
aid ie mode tree the acid of grapes end
leema June, eatbiaed withholds, and
in used by thousands of fonts woe are
naiad d Urinary disorders tamed by
oris said irritation. Jad Balt. L spies -
did for kidneys and ansa se had
effects whatever.
Here you kava • pleasant, .4.. Best
lithia-water drink,
bladder trouble. wbteD quickly relieves
A doily roll makes a pretty se
nor the housewife and Is sum te her
a more ways than one. it keeps bee
dollies fresh and easy to get M. Roth
big Is easier to make, and very few
squally pretty gifts cost so little.
The rolls are usually made In two
lengths, one for centerpieces and
one for doilies. To mocks one a
Omar pasteboard tube. much as
sited for mailing Is procured. Circular
plsem of cretonne are stmtebed over
the ends and pasted down on the
real
A strip of the cr.toa0e as wide
as the tube to long is th.m cut off of
say leagth desired. One end of this
strip is trimmed In a carve and the
ether left straight. The served end
sad saes of the strip are bound with
tape.
TI. straight end 1s pasted to he
trod, the cretuene wound once Moist
It end sewed down to arm a caster
Ise It. Ribbon ends are sewed to the
curved cad of c etoene to farm tis
for te•teedng it when el. soUlus tem
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