| Show FOR BOYS AND GIRLS SOME GOOD STORIES FOR OUR JUNIOR READERS Agalm the Eminent RIs I line at II IIoIHI Model far Vomit In llllorj The lime ot trltlo wllh 1Iram sprint 10 Itr fly Camilla Tnultnln y c JlllNU In mining 1 J f 4t joyous sprinC e4 Flea the Inwsenaff rT ri that bring 1 Tldlnas eery heart In cheer ttl That her advent i bright to Item I Jl rt Bee I the many rot 1 rntfl 1 1eeplhg up on JP glade And I plain CroOuA and wnuw JtaDa white SIcurole I Into sunny light I And the Inlet r blue I And the valleys Illy too I I muM dream their fnlry bells lung n merry chime Hint tell Spring It I coining and when they Paint unit fade and fall awn > Tin tint limit ty winter aural Their full hearts with Joy have bunt r r rrhn At the tidings I that they bring HprliiK If coming welcome iirln hlllrn we OIl northern skies Moat I br lovellneee clo prlae Most with longing hart we yearn One her swift and aura return We who know the sullen IIIIIom When the earth Is I natures tomb WII may we with heart unit voter At the sweet arlnlUm Jolttol I Dueller In more genial oilmen Not for you Movie i iMiinT rhyme le can never understand The rontrniu of our northern rant Yn are pot no great and trim Ye have humbler denllnlea Than the rhllilren of a ion Where Urn wintry Mania are known Hut gaunt famine doth not slrlle fly the proud and wealthy side There yu we not little feet Irena upon the frozen street While the liifanfM tearful eye TON In mho of misery When In cut tnlnd llxhleil hall What In you that anon flakes fall When beside the bmilng hw What to you la I front or fog t When on down your llniba ye stirteb Think Yn uf the homeless wretch To the par It 1 la I that spring Doth her richest treasure bring And methinks that I do hear nuntleM volts far snit near Joining In n grateful strain Hprlnit come at last attain Utrloo Ieplalnd wllh w IIUfMin In a recent number of this depart incut there was printed an account of a now name On account ot the meager nfonhntlon giver some ot our young readers have been unable to understand first Introduced by the Chicago Hewrd I I It Is copyrighted by a contributor to that paper I I An llrrole tntstaalor AlaI the SwissAmerican naturalist I natura-list wu a wonderfully painstaking student and worker from quite early ID life Ills career li Indeed ODe that Mould be Inspiring reading to any boy who loves something higher than his putts and pastimes The story hot lately been retold bf lIr C V Holder ai published by an American firm An nnillih t writer recently reviewing Die book Pays It was Acawitz himself and not his book who made a conquest of the Imagination of young America There waif a limn when he caught the ear of on English public who were mi less ready than their American cousins to sympathlin with the talcs of Agasslzs Indomitable Industry ol his making copies of books which oa a boy he was unable to any of his starving himself In Parts In order to publish his book and pay his draughtsman and of hu hunting the fish markets at Munich on Friday to buy rare and bony tpecl men to sketch Unit and eat after wards Then came Agasslxs discovery ot the laws of glaciers nnd of the previous pre-vious existence of a glacial ago over temperate Europe Atault hid deserted his favorite fishes fossils and frogs and migrated to the glaciers nf his native mountains Ho lived for months upon the dipping Icestreams On mn glacier he built a hut propped against I nil Immense boulder which was traveling down with the Ice In order to ascertain Its Internal structure ho canned himself to be lower low-er l Into the heart of the lacier Itself It-self Thn way lay down a wellhole In the Ice through which poured one ot the feeder of the nubglacial river Into In-to this ho was lowered by his cools I cool-s ale1t us at n time when the whole Imaps mars was moving at the rate of 40 feet a day As ho drstcnded between the Dvetdeepenlng blue of file Icewalls absorbed In observation of the colors and structure of the frozen walls ho was suddenly plunged Into the glacial river which flowed at tho bottom Ills signal was for a moment mlsundcr stoiKl nnd he was plunged still fur flier Into lIe freezing stream Ills ascent between the pendant javelins of Ico was scarcely lisa dangerous Hut ho had penetrated to n depth of 120 feet ami finally solved the question of the structure of 11 glider Who will deny utter reading of such hazardous feats that clcucn has Its a 09 s 41 47 4 7 J6 JS 34 J 29 JO 1 72 t 28 27 26 24 a 2 22 21 19 70 le I at 12 11 N 1 A II to 9 A 7 1 2 3 4 3 0 sun uw uua1 use Ibo game We therefore print the diagram dia-gram which should have appeared In connection with the first explanation publllhed for the benefit ol those who may not have read the lint article Wn print In full as follows Bring up your chnlrs and try a name of Waterloo Cut out the diagram dia-gram published below and paste It firmly lo n stilt pleco of cardboard or play on It as It Is I The game which has belli Intenled for our boys and girls Is I exceedingly simple but when you have learned It ou will find It much more Intcrewtlng than backgammon backgam-mon or checkers If any uf you are In give nn evening entertainment and dont Know just how lo amore your friends try Waterloo U may also be I pla > cd progrnultily two tt each hard To play thn game rut from cardboard twelve small nquares six while and six colored The pU > < r oiling oil-ing the while pieces or men place them on one of the l nlmwens123 1 I B nnd G The opponents men are place on 3139 10 II a and u Call theie iwo rows the ramp I rows Tho object of the game It I for rain player to try to Ret nil his men tutu his opponents op-ponents camp row The one who first doe this wins Observe the followIng follow-ing rules Mote only one space at a How II I II from one merle to another except In iiinn ot u Jump vwat move forward never buckvanl on either the diagonal or the strnlKht linen Thus n man on i In le 4 In pawing paw-ing to the oiDpersmI h root m ar mmf to 8 or P but not bArk from s or II to I Having miked a Jthe note move may bt either II 14 or r In nun ah made M In checkers eat eel that the niece Jumped are not kn front lilt board When Huslble luou more piece may be jumped ur nhe tame time as In checkers So julep van be made around an angle u futu 11 to IItit plemt 1 jumped 21the meet fie hI a strmlcht tin A player 1 count jump wbe0 there U a chance A studffl ot tbli Now will l wing out some veyVh > lsrWtl liroblam The game 04 heroes true heroes who nro ready lo t risk life and limbs In their eagerness to get at the truth ot things tusellua Angelina Is I u little Itnllnn girl who attends n school which she unit he r friends call a poor school Tile teacher Is I n dear sweet lady who I r very kind to the children under her care The ruin wlinn slip teaches la Iso I-so dark so overcrowded that she say title rnnnot tench much but she mean the children shall learn to be kind to curb other I hat la I a very good kin 1 of learning Angelina U very bright Silo make you think nf a bird sha Iso is I so quick In her tmmmcnts She Is I In 1 school blur the leather every mornIng morn-Ing In winter The moment the each rr onirs In the room Angtllna raUe her hand and logins Teacher Tony or Maria or Mary whneter It rally Iwtonclhet I the crayon or knocks Johnnys hat on the flour or sumo other oth-er tale All through trip day AiiKilliu s hand Is raised wllh rome tale about the other children Tho other morning r I when Angillnii begin the teacher In terruptrU her unit Kill I want you to AtOp tolling on the other children If you do anything wrong tell on yourself your-self hut I will not hear another word from You about the others Angelina looked mirtirlscd About eleten ocloc Angelina raised her hand The mo meal Iho teacher looked t at her sh u said To Just lawn talking lo Victor Vic-tor And he teacher Ha > n she remained re-mained In at reawe without inurmu unit 1 never left her neat 8h wall lion I rat anti fUrmlniM I If she did tell lalea Perhaps she lIen knew before thAt tuIclxwrluR wan not pleuaant for olio ors 8elMted |
