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Haring entered .the service of this master, the prince .bexan to ask what ,was going on in that .eouhtm And his mater replied: “Our two primes-for the third one has disappeared-ahave brought away brides from the other world, end _ inn: {9 mart; them. but those brides refuse. For they inmt‘ on having . on ma: wedding-clothes ‘mde for them first, ei‘actly Iike thosewhich they used'to have in the other world, 'andttha't. without being measured for them The king has called an the workmen together. but not one of them will 'mdefllk: to do it." . Tmiwggfl ghis. said , «a Go wastbc bithnushsflbirdswhich ptinechsdcovetcdnu. Andwbeachebird caneflyincmslumvedthstbaliifle 35235 W'W'V'I'I'm-râ€"o'urâ€"r use coveted one. at! e; EIVâ€"{ifiovg *flfl ‘W . «an» my mm?” «:6 My. suing the ”comm “mama“? myriad. uuummmumm. W! hummuskofmennythiacthoudv dintbtyouggbrideaidwtbkkgvy sirest. I Will do anything for thee. " ' ‘ “Allow “Then carry me into the other vo'fld.” ‘he «mama. Midnight We} IThe prince arose, went out of the city into the fields, took out of his pocket the eggs which the maidens had given him, and, as they had taught him, ’ turned them into three palaces. Into each of these he entered, took the maidens robes, went out again,- turned the palaces back into eggs, and went home. And when he got there he htmg up the robes on the wait, and lay “$0“! to 8,6602. “Make me a large vaahvithtm in thtmiddkfl’ 51!! laid;- ,qtogh dIMpim mdputthanintnoneuhlfoiit,mdiahthe .othq half pour wata; wthnt-thatn'tyhtmut andtiflnkforfné." ‘ " 'Aii main; pmwe' "avm 'éhe" budâ€"hm‘ ' ‘n: minn- tk~vauatoo he: heirs“: £1:er sitting in them arm. fly. And-aher flying 9 H R. 1.15! i‘my mixhck .13"! mt. M394 oi w‘ ' end» lock lunar he wpm 10th: house of g niin tailor, and engaged himself. as H: servi‘dt. 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To the king, master, #:1411511, him that you will pro- vidg gyemhing that’s in, you line. ” ’” “How an I “mks-mice 1'6 make clothes of nut 30th I work for quite common folks," say: his master. ' . ' “ Now fhen, pray to God, and lie doytf to sleep , tO-morrow all win be ready ” And the “filer fol- lowed his lad’s ad\i_ce, a'nd went to bed precious stones. He was delighted, and be seized them and carried them of? to the king. When the primesses saw that the clothes were those which had been theirs in the other wogld, they guessed. that Ema: Ivan was- in this world, so they ex: chums? mm with .1:th other, but they held rhurzmgcthAnd the master. hinting handed over: the clothes, Went hotne, byt he no longer. found his dear 1011 th.ere For the prince hid gone to, am; “dawns hésentté annotate. {gig ' 1 WE} soth'é "he fluttlfité find at), .1 ‘ thggmfi ' :jma M‘u Wateregr hmatanks, ’ I], tough Nth ”fife! *v'r'ei'e HIM by .1. 1m. ,g' . -~ ~ , , Lilli” WWW.- mung-u ., 11,031 6'! ' ",°0! 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"1’! a In :41- , A , HIGHLAND PARK NEWS-LETTER At the Club . ‘11.. Louis mm. at the Brunswick-Bulk.- Oolluuler 00.. 3nd tn upon profs-ions! mum in, will spposr at the manna Park Club of: lacuna-g malty. Junk, 28. He brings with him blue 0! the best sin-tour short stop, proton. limb in Chic-go nod they will p‘ny an intense- lnc mum It“ . . A pool tournament for the members of the Club will begin tho um emnlwsnd will oonflnne for me time. Mtny entries for this tournament lave dropdy bun made, uul it it expected “at there will be n my intone-ting was a! gem-3.2., He gave: her louver and she went Indium bestowing alas upon them. tad examining them closely. And when the bid come to one of them. MIudewfimmW. {helm 'mdthenntwbdahehdfivenmtkepnnce in‘thcmheIVM'udhersMer'sMMâ€"for fixedly w» he. 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Jinn hum tier. fish with ad that. tummy-nun qu people mm u s surprise on him um! um Rig chum: In 3'.» Wu- , The high school propon- to Inn 3. nonchiy pupa of sum: mu. edited und lunged by “no mama, to oon'uh: all high “5001 news. alumni noun. john. stories Old tome truck‘- written by members 08 the (many. ' Such I pupa: ought to upped w .n damn! nd further the thumb of the public in men! in our tomhip'lchoolrr The duth of John Gel-kin «me very suddenly on Wodncsdgy night, when he bud a mo of spa. plexy on returning home from his day'u work. Mr. 06pr wu sixty-level: yen-I old and bu worked 90! the fit; 55‘: may gun m 5. WIN. h. Min May lanky, daughter of Mn. Jamal-Ry, residing in this city, alumna on Band-x pou- Sag, Decombor “b.8110 wu nixteen you: old. m 1.311 but stout, had short flight hm, mud on the day of her dinppeznnce wore a green dreu sud buck jacket. She could talk Polish, but neither Englluh nor German. , Any information of hogflh‘é‘reabpuu will be gladl; received by her 1M3. 'The {Hands of Miss Theresa. Callow will regret to hear of (hi [on of her father, 1750 died in St. Luke’ 3 11019th on Bundsy morning January 15. that tn illness at aev‘enl weeks. How We miss her ”dear, sweet nee, There 13 not one can take her place In that. lonely family circle. W1 undigeneroua. But. gone before us: But He who “doeth fl] things well” Han promised us a. huppy reunion In ghe Great. Beyond. ‘“~ 0"?! . 2i Death lofVIJa-mes E. Ca‘llow In memory of the, deceased Miss Stcl‘la. Smith M 1~afin¢n