In the Russo-Japanese War during the winter, when military movement was not easy, and the enemy lines in some cases were very near each other, the men, Russians and Japanese, played games together as a convenient and pleasant way of passing the time, and not unfrequently took to snowballing each other.

"Snowballing to-day!" said Tom with a touch of cheerfulness, and he was right.

The boys passed the day as best they could in reading and playing games, and in snowballing each other and Jack Ness and Aleck Pop.

The boys had considerable fun snowballing, and skating on the river.

He joined her in the frolic, and began snowballing her till she was so wild that it was all he could do to quiet her again and bring her indoors for luncheon.

According to Justice Story, on his entering office he removed 233 employés; since then, the snowball has been steadily increasing till the present moment; it has now reached an amount which it would require Mr. Babbage's machine to calculate.

In two minutes they were in the hold of the refrigerator-ship, gathering the frost from the frigid cooling-pipes and snowballing each other, while the boat-keeper outside of the three-eighth-inch steel plating was fanning himself with his hat, almost dizzy from the quivering heat-waves that danced before his eyes.

A snowball hit the window before him, a soft crash and spread of drip, and there rose from the mob a fiendish yell that seemed itself a power, making the heart pound, dizzying the brain.

It was too dry for snowballing, and was not deep enough for coasting; so they thought they would improve the occasion by playing at making tracks in the snow.

and here I learned some Latin and the higher rules in arithmetic by rote, always with the reputation of a stupid boy, good in the snowball fights of the intermission, when we had two snow forts to capture and defend; in running foot-races, the speediest, and in backhand wrestling, the strongest, but mentally hopeless.

I had been, two years before, hit in the face by a snow missile, during one of the snowballing saturnalia the New York roughs indulged in after every fall of snow; in this case the missile was a huge block of frozen snow-crust, which flattened my nose on my face and broke the upper maxillary inclosing all the front teeth.

The old lady has a fine snowball bush and a beauty syringa in front of the house.

" "Like snowballing," said Malcolm; "only the prickers must have stung.

The floor was strewn with bits of paper, that they had used to make calculations on, and they had a lovely kind of game of snowballing with it now and thenI suppose to vary the monotony of shouting and screaming.

In running races, sliding downhill, and snowballing, we made no distinction of sex.

ON BUFFALO JONES'S DESERT RANCH TREED LION TREED LION TREED LION HIDING A DRINK OF COLD GRANITE WATER UNDER THE RIM WHICH IS THE PIUTE WILD HORSES DRINKING ON A PROMONTORY IN THE GRAND CANYON JONES AND EMETT PACKING LION ON HORSE JONES CLIMBING UP TO LASSO LION TWO LIONS IN ONE TREE JONES, EMETT, AND THE NAVAJO WITH THE LIONS BILLY IN CAMP LION LICKING SNOWBALL SOME OF OUR MENAGERIE IN BUCKSKIN

Fresh Fruit Graham Mush with Dates Gravy Toast Graham Gems Toasted Beaten Biscuit Whole-Wheat Bread Baked Apples Stewed Fruit DINNER Brown Soup Mashed Potato Stewed Lima Beans Baked Beets Graham Grits Graham Gems Whole-Wheat Bread Graham Crackers Stewed Fruit Snowball Custard or

Stewed Fruit Rice Snowball SABBATH BREAKFAST

Stewed Fruit Snowball Custard FOURTH DAY BREAKFAST

Oatmeal Soup Boiled Potato with Tomato Cream Sauce Mashed Lentils with Beans Macaroni with Tomato Sauce Hominy Fruit Rolls Graham Crisps Stewed Fruit Rice Snowball

Fresh Fruit Oatmeal Gruel with Croutons Grape Toast Macaroni with Kornlet Cream Rolls Graham Puffs Stewed Fruit DINNER Swiss Potato Soup Creamed Potato Celery Macaroni with Tomato Sauce Cracked Wheat Graham Bread Toasted Rolls Fruit Crackers Stewed Fruit Snowball Custard SABBATH BREAKFAST

And the cash, snowball-like, gathers fast as it goes.

We had a fort in the field behind the school-house, and one night we were out there, snowballing, and I saw Frank Nelson handle two of the largest boys in his class.

But sitting cross-legged on a tailor's stool did not suit the lad, and he took it out of his master by snowballing him thoroughly one winter's day.

But the boys spotted it and squared accounts with their teacher by snowballing the wearer of the big green plaid until he was glad to leave it at home, and go without.