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THE MONKEY'S VTEUPOINT.
Three monkeys set in a coconut trod,
Discussing things as they're to he,
Said one to the, others, "Now listen you
two,
There's a certain rumor that can't be
true;
That nan descended from our'noble race;
The very idea is a di3grc.ee,
"No monkey ever deserted his wife,
Starved her babies and ruined her life.
And you’ve never known a mother monk •
To leave her babies with others to bunk;
Or pass them on from one to another,
'Till they scarcely know who is their
mother,
"And another thing you’ll never see is
A monk build a fence around a coconut
tree
And lot the coconuts go tc waste,
Forbidding ell other monks a taste;
Nhy, if I'd put a fence around a tree
Starvation would force you to steal
from me,
lore's another thing a monk won't do,
Go out at night and get on a btew;
Or uso a .gun, a club or knife,
To take some other'monkey's life.
Yes; man descended, the ornery cuss
But, Brother, he didn't descend from us'J"
Author Unknown
ALASKA HIGHWAY TO^ICPT OPEN ATX "ETTER
Civilian traffic rill be restricted on the
Alaska highway during the winter similar
to an arrangemoht that was followed last '
winter"according to reports from Edmonton,
Canada.
The Canadian Array rill keep 18 maintenance
craps operating along tho route. Last
winter cars were able to nakc -the trip
from Ednontoh to Whitehorse without dif
ficulty and travellers vat that bir.ic re
ported the road was in good shape for
winter travel. The restrictions require
that persons making the trip must have
some legitimate business ron.son for making
the trip.
According to reports brought: back by Tod
KLem from, his recent trip over the High- ■
way, anyone accustomed to driving over
Alaskan roads will not mind the - drivo over
the Alaska Highway too badtf. Part of tho
road was rathor slippery. Along part of
the road tho temperature is likely to drop
around 50 to 60 below zoro .and for that
reason it is not.wise to make the trip
alone or with one trhek during the w’intor
months.
Eating and slooping accomodations arc no
farther apart than a long days drivo.
Mother: ."So you*ro not afro id to go t
tho hospital....that*s a good little boy."
Little Boy: "Ych...,.but I*n nbt goin* to
.lot than ppln off a baby on no. I want
a pupI"
!Morning is that tine of day rhen tho rising;
generation’.rot irop ,and. the *ot ‘-ring ■ *■