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I still can't believe that I've been working in Afghanistan since August 2005. It's something that I did not plan but my desire to be more useful brought me to where I am now.
The first time I saw Afghan women wearing burqas (in Kabul, women wear the blue dress which covers themselves that shows only their eyes and hands), I found it very surreal. Of course I've seen them on TV but because I did not have anybody who can stimulate me to discuss problems of countries I do not know, I did not think about them at all. I got very curious how to be in their shoes so I asked an Afghan colleague to buy me one and I can tell you this: Afghan women master a very good breathing technique!
I found out that Afghan women wear burqas for many reasons. If I were an Afghan, I would say the primary reason for wearing it is to protect my hair and face and skin from the dust. Those of you who haven't been to Afghanistan must know that the mountains in Afghanistan do not have trees and most of the roads are not cemented. So can you imagine what happens when the wind blows? Okay, before I go on and complain about my allergies that exacerbated while working here, let me mention the second reason I would consider if I were an Afghan. It is very expensive for men to get married in Afghanistan. It is a tradition to invite all relatives and friends to the wedding and the groom pays for everything. I do not know if you follow the logic (but I really do) when I say that financially deprived men like to stare at women and so women have to help them not to think badly of them, so they cover themselves and make themselves invinsible. What is the third reason, you may ask...Well I partly mentioned it but it has more to do with the religion of some so I will leave it. And by the way, I haven't worn my burqa outside my apartment.
I have learned a great deal about Afghanistan but I will let the experts do the talking. For reliable facts and figures, please google or read books on Afghanistan. I can only share what I have seen and experienced and not what happened before I came to Afghanistan.
So, I saw the women wearing burqas... I did not loathe them nor criticize them. I accepted from the beginning that I am in their country and the organization I am working for is there to help the Afghan people alleviate their standard of living and support them to have a government they wish to have. An Afghan woman has a choice to wear it or not to wear it. If her husband prohibits her from not wearing it and she does what she is told, that is not for me to comment on. If women protest and complain about wearing it and ask for "my" intervention, then I will do something. This will not happen, I tell you.
Where was I...I always get lost. Oh, I am still in Afghanistan (July 2009) and will be here at least until December 2009. How poor is this country you may ask. In Kabul, I have spoken and dealt with men who can not even read nor write. I have never seen so many men who lost their legs or arms in my entire life. Tourists or visitors should be conscious of the fact that Afghan people have gone through a lot and are mostly very poor, so they should not wear expensive jewelries when they go around. To go around with short clothings is a sign of disrespect to the dwellers.
Above is a proof that flowers have no problem blooming in Kabul. In summer, gardens are full of roses and weeds. Because of the topography, you can find beautiful landscapes.
The public markets are lively and full of people and goods. I have yet to take a photograph and post it here. You will not find a saleslady but salesmen. Women are accompanied by their sons or husband or male relative. There's so much traffic during peak hours (7:45-9:00 a.m., 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.) particularly at the Jalalabad Road where you will not escape death should there be a suicide bombing.
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Thanks for the glimpse of your life as an expat! Love the picture with the sunflower :-)
After reading several novels portraying life in Kabul, it was a pleasure going through your tips; they're very personal, insightful and useful. I hope I can follow them one day.
I've run out of oatmeal! Can only get it in Edinburgh. No energy as a result!
Very interesting page, thanks!
OH wow, you leave soon. Safe journey to wherever you are going :-))
Great Kabul travel page with excellent travel tips especially on restaurants, hotels & accommodations. Thanks for the virtual tour. ~ho & pang
An interesting and sad story about Kabul. Very proud of your work to help the poor. Take care.
Not really going there, but interesting to read about it...LOL
Enjoyed reading your Kabul tips.
Thanks for your good tips about that mysterious country.... Good luck in the future!
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When Jerrold Freitag and his wife were thinking of buying their home in northeast Minneapolis's Audubon Park neighborhood nearly six years ago, one of the first things that impressed them were the trees. Huge elms shaded both the front and back yards, running along both sides of the corner lot.
Today the back yard is awash in sunlight and Freitag is dripping sweat as he hammers some wayward boards into position on his back porch. In June, a crew from the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board reduced the elm to just a trunk with a few severed limbs poking out from the top. Another group of workers will eventually be back to pull what remains of the tree from the ground and turn it into wood chips.
The fact that the tree that used to shade this spot was diseased didn't come as a surprise to Freitag. More than two years ago, fearing something was wrong with their elms, the couple called the park board's Forestry Department, which inspects, maintains, plants, and replaces all of the trees on city boulevards, asking for help. The department sent out an inspector who assured them that their trees were fine, Freitag recalls.
Obviously that wasn't the case: In May a forestry inspector marked one of the elms growing alongside the backyard, as well as a number of other large trees on his block, with a circle of orange spray paint and told Freitag only that it was "stressed" and needed to come down. Ever since then, he's wondered whether anything could have been done to prolong the life of his tree. If cost was an issue, he might have been willing to pay something toward nursing the sick elm back to health, rather than see it cut down.
In addition, Freitag is astonished by how much time elapsed between his phone call and the department's diagnosis. "We just wanted to get it handled so we could get new trees in here and get on with it. Now we have to wait to get a new tree until next spring and it will be small like that one," he complains, pointing to a linden planted on the boulevard near his back fence last summer. "I'll be dead and gone before that tree offers me any shade--and that's if it lives that long."
To homeowners, issues surrounding the care of the city-owned trees that grow on the boulevards in front of their property are as irksome as sidewalk assessments and alley paving projects. Heavy pruning by forestry crews each year often leaves neighborhood trees looking spindly and ridiculous. Losing a big tree means you're out not only shade and fall color but cash as well. Air-conditioning bills go up. And even a small tree can add a few thousand dollars of property value in the eyes of would-be homebuyers, real estate agents say.
Plenty of arborists are critical of the way in which Minneapolis deals with its trees and an equal number are complimentary, given the size of the task and the number of urban realities public foresters must take into account. The bottom line, they all agree, is that trees are a valuable asset to cities, but keeping them alive in a sea of asphalt is no easy task.
Ralph Sievert, director of the park board's Forestry Department, sympathizes with homeowners like Freitag. And he agrees that hacking down a lot of trees at one time in any neighborhood is never aesthetically pleasing. The park board is under contract to the city of Minneapolis to maintain the trees, and each year is given only so much money.
Once a tree is marked for removal, a notice is left on the homeowner's door telling them why. Most homeowners accept the Forestry Department's decisions regarding the fate of their trees, Sievert says. But some people want to hang on to a tree as long as they can. As long as it's not a danger to anyone, the department tries to work out a compromise. Eventually, he says, most trees marked for removal do come down. The park board will plant a replacement, although it may take a year.
While it's true that tending to the needs of sick trees rather than removing them might make city streets more attractive, the strategy is simply not cost-effective in light of the department's current budget. "There's a lot to be said for preventative steps like injecting trees against Dutch elm disease," says Sievert. "But right now we get about $7 million a year from the city. With that we remove between 2,000 and 3,000 trees, mostly from boulevards but also from parks. And we buy and plant about 3,500 new ones. We also send scouting crews out to inspect city trees and report back on their health. We remove stumps and prune. So for us, the best way to keep diseases from spreading is to cut down sick and rotting trees before illness spreads."
Ten years ago, in the wake of the Dutch elm epidemic that wiped out many of the state's elms, the city of St. Louis Park began helping homeowners inject elms with a fungicide called Arbotect 20-S. The injections can protect some species of elm against the disease for three years, when another dose is needed. It costs between $240 and $300 to inject an average-size tree. Under the subsidy program, the city pays 60 percent of that cost if the tree is on the boulevard and 40 percent if it's in a yard. Homeowners can either make payments to the city or have their portion of the cost included in their yearly property taxes.
St. Louis Park has reduced its losses, says Mark Stennes, president of the Minnesota Society of Arboriculture (MSA), but the cost per tree is exorbitantly high. The loss rate of untreated trees is only about two percent, so out of 400 injected trees only eight were actually in danger of contracting the disease in the first place, he says. Given those odds, he believes Sievert is right when he says the best thing to do is to remove infected trees rather than treat them, at least when it comes to elms.
"Minneapolis has been more successful at [containing the disease] than any other city in the world, and has at least 100,000 mature, healthy American elm trees on public and private property throughout the city to show for it," Stennes says. "Fungicide injections have played no role."
St. Paul has done a good job of maintaining and replacing the city's stock of urban trees following the Dutch elm epidemic without the use of injections, says Chris Boche, an arborist with the St. Paul Park and Recreation Board. In part because of budget cutbacks the Forestry Department has endured over the last decade, the entire operation runs on less than half of Minneapolis's budget.
In Minneapolis, stumps are automatically removed when trees are cut down. Residents of St. Paul must make arrangements for that service and they must pay half the cost, Boche says. Also, the wait for replacement trees is currently at four years. Those who want a new tree sooner can get one within a year for $100. "We try our best to keep trees as healthy as we can," says Boche. "But Minneapolis has more bodies and more money and that makes a big difference."
While diseases and adequate resources to combat them are certainly a factor in determining the length of a tree's life, they are not the biggest contributor to the rising mortality rate of urban trees over the last century, says University of Minnesota tree scientist Gary Johnson. The biggest threat, he says, has been the shrinking space in which they are planted. Look at old photos of the city and you'll see streets shadowed under canopies of mature trees, he says. Then look down at the bottom of the pictures and notice the size of the boulevard they're planted in.
"At the turn of the century, boulevards weren't called boulevards," Johnson explains. "They were called tree lawns because they were devoted to the health of the trees. Some of them were 12 feet wide. Today boulevards are usually three feet wide or less, and trees have to compete with utility and water lines and streets expanding and sidewalks being repaired. There's nowhere for their roots to develop to support the tree as it grows to 70 feet tall, like they used to."
Across the street from Jerrold Freitag's house a different disagreement has temporarily spared an elm with a trunk as wide as a mid-size car that has already been marked for removal with orange spray-paint. The man whose duplex it shades disagrees with the inspector, Freitag explains, so he's seeking a second opinion in hopes of convincing the foresters to save it.
For his part, Freitag has suspected that his trees were sick since he bought his big yellow Victorian. He just didn't think he'd have so few options. "We had so much more shade when we moved in," he says. "It's not like our electric bills are going up because we don't have central air. But I'm sad about it anyway and I don't see that they're doing anything any less shortsighted in the future. This policy they have now just doesn't seem healthy for people or trees."
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Woodland Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - July 3, 1891, Woodland, California T-u VOL. XXVIII- WOODLAND, YOLO CAL., FRIDAY EVKNING, JULY 3, 1891. NO 3. SOCIETY MEETINGS n f MB it? MM Flt-V W ,vlll lueetflrat and third Friday even evorv month, In their hall. .lymplu Block, Kim street. Woodland M. USINESS CARDS. X. A HA J. CKAI'J CRAIG HAWKIN.S. ATTOftMKYB AND COUN3KLCIIIB-AT-LAW PubllO.'Ck Hive also a new and accurate Abstract of all lands in Yol County. DK. L. M. GRAY, PHYSICIAN AWD BUHGEOS 8PBCIAI. TO ASH NOSB. Jackson balding, residence, John Swphens. Telephone No, DH. J. CLABK, PHTBICIAK AITD SURGEON ATTEHItOJT O1VBN TO THE KAM AND SYB. Omce cornet nf Mala aaa "treela. rexl denre, earner First and Criss streets. Wood land Cat. Telephone No. 47. L. B HOLMES, D. S., MAIM STREET, OVER EXPRESS OFFICE Crown and Bridge Work a- Specialty. GAS, CHMntoFOHM. OR ETHER Administered Tor Extruding. L A. y. BrCIf, X. B-, W. A. DICE, D. D. a DICK SOX. DBXT18TS, WOODLAND, CAL Bant of Woodland Building. DR. B. EDGAR CAMPBELL. DKSTIST, WOODLAND and Parlors, removed to Armstrong DR. E. K. CALDWELL PHTS1CIAS 8URGEON O In Jack son Block, over Gray AHoa's DrueHtore Oak west of new school bouse. C. W. THOMAS. ATTORXKY A1TD COUNSELOR AT LAW Bi.ncic, WOODLAND, Cvi.. O. r. HCTBST. M DE RC1S-T HTJR.ST i HURST. ATTORNEVS-AT-tAW, NOTARY PDRLtO -Armstrong Alge Bulldinz, AIS ADDRESS. C. M. HEAD. ATTORXBY ASD OOUXSSLOR AT LAW WoodUnd, Califoruls A boy's just w quick ._ An ibeneii one. wiidon't jron forget Itl the FoBrth of Jnly 1 mm of (Jhlotse birth. Sat din ttr flmw Her to brother 1 met a mm other day who came. Good friends anil flrenorlii sill 1 am cot With nothing but a natlron and a pigtail. To Beat you overmuch, altljnngh mr speech Over In the game steamer with jrour uncle here, Khuli bf u miHrhlets an 1 e'er can makv it. And now bli gone, and bo. forsooth. For oLhervrlFf yon might en off too soon. Can auntie wito the laundry Just wel] And thus ruis glorious hourth be prenntare. Aa RQJ- Yankee that you ever saw. The lime irlll rnmo wbon 1 ahull kick, von bet! And oowltaa.ll nf right. We're But at i low Tn celebrate the glorious Fourth now. Beef Ton heir mcnhnuti Anil if jou do, (trap And first KUoir rus to congratulate Mj friend, tbe rnnng toy piatol SBJ-, old nuta, 1 nevf r Haw a flj lieht on j-our shape But wbftl 'twitu time to fade away. And an PnakT hay ban ever [arkled you ED vain. Thin j-ear 5-011 ronst remember that there U A bran new crop of boj-t Sa.ll tn and If you ran show what metal rod am made oft And if j-ou some help just call on no. We're liare to celebrate, and when ft eomen Rlgtton to nliat I tn KOintt to warbla now onto the quifl lipn TtiM I'm abnni to feed ynn with, and dont up If I perchance abntild bellow no plnwhBel dnde. Bnt I can Wltb Ihebesi of jou and when it cornea ToiailBunrHt.lwl. HIP iiowderefl ,ioe 1 Cutrauwacruf of laid on Can get there Just the wime, f f to Dow hang his hklr and drew In fancy i.tkewiaetba rocket no alouch. Not mnobl For oft upon occaaton hare 1 known i Hia frisky niha to tho hair right off A man'a bjsad bettor tbon his wife could do It. Lctok at the Roman and Greek fire; The oouatteflH cannona, and the nigger And tba torpedo, on whose maduBt phix So smilo of triampb restn, and fetofaU This noble band there la not of us Wko has the Band at And bow, mjr friendi, go forth and do beat. And tf yon maKe a Sole of thlc Why, do it BO that Uncle will Throughout tbe land, the bwt of TOO. TOM with ft Clari. Win pr.wn- in all Uie Couru. DOLLAR DR. GEO. H. JAUKSOJf. FBYStCIAS ASD tt HELPED GOT OS FOCTRTB OT JULY PLAYED A PAAT LN A LOVE EITOUT Offico and Residence over Oun'mu'r Sbcr- e. In Builtlioe. DR. H. D. LAWHEAD. PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON Office, Jack son Hlook, Main St. fiver 'ton's drug ntore. West, 180L br Amertun Itocu Ail rlcbia QL.Y ei" claimed Albert. M nch must, b> to t ho liLIZABETH M. TATES, M. D. PHTB1CIAS ASH SURGEON Offlceovar Dr. Zimmerman's Druif 1 n- cor. of Lincoln Avenue and Elm atree 0 lo Id A. ii. and 2 to 4 f. K.__________________________________ F. E. BAKER. ATTOtWfEY-AT-LAlY, WOODLANH, CAL Roomn 1, and .1, Excelsior BlocM, v boy, by ihe moat oeasorioua reader, for tie waa not oolj naton- Ished but greatly Then, J. C. BALL. ATTORNEV-AT-LAW, WOODLAND, CAL Office Bank of Woodland. R. L SIMPSON. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, WOODLAND, CAL Will practice In all the Courts. Office vritt J. O. Bali, over Bank of Woodland, OAL. PHD O-1 CAPIT41, SURPLDS, II. P MKKRTTT, W. W BROWNKI.I-, VIC (i. Bnas. MAJIAUKR AXD CJIMUIRH O L. BICHIIOND ASSISTANT Corredji nn Punic Of California Sai KaL'l Bank of D, O. Mills A Co. -S New eirk Nntlonul Bank W Also draw on Ail the principal cities of E'lrope. _ BAjncraa BTTSISESS TBAI9ACTED FARMERS AND MECHANICS Oor. Fonrlti nnd J. Cftl. Capital, T to lilntvA. After however, this aubject was lin'oiimtlcrmion of the still more ijiir -iti'in, whether any of, the nmi'iinih-rtii be iihctl that night, I or win-til i- r it sUonK! nil kept for Fourth A hoy linn n g cut ruiiny to rn nuliler tm mrh nrcfu'.lotis, uud It was frniifirlaiiL tt) rieculc- on the bowt way to netting Hrkwl, und nt tlie in me time get ii H ilin Knnil out nf t lint dollnr. Pinslly tt wa.1 drcLded thnt it best to wait till morning It in n tnost Interenting and tiling to notice how tuut Mem to be the most irrelrvrnt and work toKcther toward the fcHtonishmj- resului In tlih If It hud not for n hole in Mr. Whltiaker's penknife and a. dear little white ftiiRpr, i.nd if Albert hndn't off of cotto> JIM- work basket the day before, it would probably But this Is a little too fait. All went on as the boys bad planned it until Albert went to his room to wait for James, To be sure, George Waittaker had called to invite Maggie to a picnic next day, and Albert reflected with much dis- gust that he and MuftRie would stand by the gate for some times, and so keep hint waiting, but he knew Jamea was too wary to come till George had away, so he wai not alarmed. He looked out at tbe front Rftte Instead of going to bed, ]uat as he had done many times before, he said to himself, "I'll bet I wouldn't go sparkin' no gal if 1 as big as him I'd be down at the corner billiards Now tbe gate an old one, and Albert eomatimea whittled on it when he could not think what eLse to do, wherefore there were sometimes unexpected edges along the top of it. There waa one now, and a.i Mafcgieand George Whittaker stood there, never dreaming that Albert was looking on, how can anybody guess what they were talking rubbed her hand idly along this sharp cdBe, and suddenly gave little scream. "Ohl" she said, "I've run a aplmter in my finger." "Ohl" said George Whlttnker, vcrymttch agitated, "that is too bad. Let me take it out." And he took her hand in hw and looked nt it carefully. Then be took out his penknife. Now a small splinter tn a girl's finger may be or may not bo n matter of im- portance. U on circumstances Or- dinarily M a K i e wonld have pulled it out In a jiffy and nev erthought of It ngHin, but under the exist- ing circumitancci it omincic WHITTAKKIL took fully fifteen nt unites bsfore that finger wns in awch a condition fiat Whfttaker wan uliie to let go ot it. Just before he did so Albert apoke to himself again. "GoshI" ho said, "what a fool n fe.llerii to kiss a Rul's hand I IT ha wants to kins her, why don't he kiss her tn tbe mouth r Ste'd A gooA deal druther hi would." Very possibly George Whittaker did not know this. Ho let go her hand with a little eifth. and tba penknife into vent pocket. And the penknife slipped right througli and fell on the prouuti Maggie saw it fell and told him about it, and ha invest! Rated things, discovering tbat the lining and pocket were both torn. "Well, said ho. "tb.ftt for It. lout a silver dolUr last night. II must slipped through that hole." "You mmt have it mended right said MuRKie, with vrrmmnty promptnew "Come back In tho nfmng So thej went back, George nothlntr lath, ma found old Mr. WiNon pipe Ho did not oftattahip that WM ftoina oa, bmt 4 4F -f wntrsry approved It but 709 would never catch him going to bed until MaKBlo wu ufa In her own room. looked up Inquiringly when the room, and began with eo- tirtly unnecessary confusion to explain what bttd happened. Mr. Wilson did not talk much, bat whu he did tay to the point. Moreover, was wad of a joke. He lis- tened whila Maggie explained. then Htldarvly: "H'mi what comM of young man living alooe, trttti no women foltta to take care o( htm George was fully aa much embMrroned Maggie was at thU kind of speech, but there didn't Mem to be anyway of concealing hia confusion, while Maggie busied herself looking for a needle and thread. So he wood and while Mr. Wtl- IOB chuckled to and muttering tometufnit about "helping a lame Jog over s turned back to his read- ing. But Maggie didn't find her thread If Bbe had, perhaps Al- bert wouldn't been found MR. WILSON. out. searched through her wortc bas- ket, there wag no cotton there. She waa an exeewtmjrty human yoang woman, and she grew aagry. "That Albert LM been rifling ket ahe with some temper. 'He IB alwnya in miichief." Then a snilden tboaftnt came to her. "Oh, Georgel" she etclaimed. "I wonder If It was your dollar that he bought inch a lot of fireworks with." that? thatr" Mr. Wilson. "Oh, Magftte, "only Albert benight a lot of firecrackers today from old Mm. Jones. She tpeaklng to about it, and I wondtred when he got the money." George laughed. "That'a all be "If anybody found it I Itwu Albert." But Mr. Wilson looked He Mid nothing, however, and Maggie presently totmd some thread and mended the pocket, and the two young people went out to the gate again. When they gotottt- George gathered up hia oonrage and desperately. he aaid, "I wish you would mend all my Maggie laughed. "Why, I bopa they don't all need she said. "Of stammered George, "I mean they do need said Maggie, banging her head, "I don't know but what I might ander- take to do that." "But I mean for alwaya, for all your exclaimed George. After that there was aoine more and old Mr Wilson bad to come to the door twice to tell Maggie how late it before she came in. When she did come in be looked at her pretty closely, but ahe only aaid "Good night, and he kissed her and she went up stain while, he locked up. Then be followed, and going on up to the attic very quietly locked Albert's door on the ontnide. If that deluded youngster had not had hJm head out of the window looking for Jamea he probably have heard hia father, but as it was he drew up the bundle aU right, and hiding It under his bed lay down without knowing that be a prisoner. He was onr, though. Mr. Wihion had been B boy himself, and he had assigned Albert'! room to him with refer- to the fact that climbing out of the win- dow wu oat of the question. Therefore Al bert had noth- ing to do hot to wait, when Jbe found his door locked next morning, nntil such time KB his father aaw Qt to oo me Highest of all in Leavening U. S. Gov't Report Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE NEW I NEW I NEW 1 IS NOW PREPARED TO GIVE-: BETTER FITS, BZTTER GOQRS, BETTER SATISFACTION THAN eVER. SUITS SUITS :CALL AND EXAMINE THEM FOE YOURSELF: Parlors a Few Doors West of the Postoffice. J. U. WINNINGER, F1B9T 10 THK FRONT WITH- New Spring Goods! 101 IS THE TO IAKE TOUR SELECTIONS. The Largest and Best Assorted Stock in the City of Woodland. Examine the Goods and Prices AND YOU ARE SURE TO BE PLEASED. JOHNSTON SEARS Practical Tinners and Plumbers, him. It was fine situation for a boy With a dollar's worth of fun io hia rootn, and tin impatient cbum whistling outside, of a Fourth of July It seemed a long time to wait, for Albert was awake four o'clock, bnt at a matter of fact Mr. Wilson went up quite early to bis boy's room. Entering, he [ound Albart fully dressed, looltmg uut of the window, listening to rnrioun noisea in ;be village. There were tears in his eyes, but be brushed them away before turning to apeak to bis tut her. "1 laid the father, "that you bought some Grecrackers yesterday "Yes, sir." said Albert. "Let me see said Mr. Wilson, nod ,he boy brooght out his bundle and opened t. "That is a fine lot. Where did you get the money to buy them "I found it. sir." "Where did you find it f" MHy the front gate." "Didn't you know who it belonged tof" "No, said the boy, hesitating a. lit- tle; and then with a desperate burst of CJiiratfehesmd. YOB. 1 knew well enough, Pop. don't you know it's the Fourth of July? I reckon when yon a boy fan wouldn't 'a' gone 'rouud bunting up owners for silver dollars when they Jumped right up at you, and you hadn't got no money nor no firecrackers." Now, Mr. Wilson did not auppoae for mitmtf that he would have done any nuch ..hiug, and moreover he liked the ratikncas, and although he did ntte ihu trap occasionally. believing that he ought o do he did not like it any more tnan Albert did. it wasn't the first time the boy li ui put him in quandary. "Well, my he said, not unkindly, after he had considered A "I am willing to mttkr but you must remember to be abore all things. Yon mast pay back that dollar "Yes, (mid Albert, delighted at get- ting ofTfto easily. But nftor be bad escaped from the honM and joined Jim. and the two wore disturb- ing the peace tff the best of their ability, ho saw a woll known coming down the village street, and ran toward It "Say. George exclaimed breathlessly, "ain't you going to be laughed and wild, "Whyf" 'Cos if you Albert, "I don't I'll have to be In any great hutry about payin' buck that dollar o1 yours wbat I found. It'll be in the family. jou know Ami (ioorge laughed again, and told him he needn't bo In any special hurry. Anil after the firecracker! were gone, Albert snlil con IHenttilly to JliB, "Afut nil, teller feel hMpabMurto m his money honest, don't ttf" GAS-FITIERS AMD GSKEfUL JOBBERS. Contracts Taken on the Most Reasonable Terms! REPAIRING GASOLINE STOVES A SPECIALTY. 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