She Took The Trick

An Auburn lawyer's little daughter goes to Sabbathschool and is in a clasg with other little girls. Possibly the Auburn legal luminary hasn't allowed for the sharp ears and the bright eyea of his little one as much as he might. It was In a review laat Sabbath in her class. The teacher was goinjr over the good old story of King öolonion and liis wisdom. " Kow dcars, who was the great Queen who carne to see the King f" The name had been forgotten by the class. In order to help them, the kind but mts?ukled teacher began to offer a little asIstance. " You do know, I am sure, The name bogan with S, and she was a very great Queen." .1 ust thcn, up shot a little hand. and out spoke the triumphant voice of the little Auburn girl. She transtixed the listenng school-room witli the followinjt brief statement, in a clear, businesa-like voice; 'I knww, tcaclier; it was the Queen of