Life — August 4, 1904 — page 32: what you’re looking at

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THe following interesting incident of the establishment of friendly relations be- tween a related. nesses, still There are a number living, of cre wit- who can vouch for its authenticity Several years ago in a small tral Ohio lived a widow and her family of three children, this family w smal Among the few possessions of a small dog and a cat. The dog was a general favorite in the neighbor- j hood, but iked, lc, because of her the cat was as general lly by the older peo chickens. Frequent and threats of vengeance for her espe fondness for you J earnest were th depredations. The dog, whose name was Spry, shared in full measure the dislike of the neighbors for the cat, and every meal-time was battle-time as well between him and his > They could never be taught to eat together or at the same time without fighting, until length misfortune overtook pussy. fellow lod! One night, when she was out on one of her forays, she got one of her legs fast in a steel trap. The bone was broken, so that when she returned home the next day the leg was hang- ing limp and useless. The cat betook herself |to her favorite retreat under the house, which she reached through a hole in the foundation. At noontime, when Spry was fed, pussy came out for her portion, and since she was unable to defend herself with her Spry ‘customed or, ily seized her by the nape of the neck and carricd her back under the house. He then: returned to his plate, and choosing some of the daintiest picces, and those which he him- self no doub: liked best, he carried them under the house and gave them to the cat, untl pussy’s appetite was satisfied. Jback and a nder himself. This performance was repeated three times Spry then came the r ja day ill the cat recovered, except that after two or three days puss ceased to come out, although Spry never forgot to feed her on the best the recovery of in quarreled, but to ry would not puss the two never i day of his death another cat to permit stay mind the house.— Youth's Companion LECTURER, who had a very fine lecture 1 "The Decadence of Pure English,” awe his address before a woman's ¢ } At the close of the talk, a very m dressed woman of the type came up to him and said* jey ud T agree English mage is de- Hardly no one talks proper the land only knows what neration will falk like if nothin: bout it."—Kansas City Independ- your talk eve with you ever so much, that the cading awfully nowadays, and the next ain't done ent at and a dog occurred just as it is} wis Maw SEND FOR A FREE SAMPLE | of Cailler's Genuine Swiss Milk Chocolate for eating. We want to demonstrate its excellence at no cost to you. 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