davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-04-13
Jezeli zatem przyjdzie do zer-

Jezeli zatem przyjdzie do zer-
wanna stosunk6w, odpowiedzial--
nose "a to ME spadnie w zadnym
razie ma Ameryke. Bardzo jest
prawdopodobne, re Berlin bedzie
sic staraI wplynac ma te kraje, a.
by poszly "a przykiadem monar-
Chi austryacko wegierskieJ, a
TO celem wykazania, re wsrod
mocarstw centralnych panuje So
lidarnosc, trudno jednak przewi-
dziec, jaki te starania odniosa
skutek.
Przychylenie sic do zadah Ber,
lima ME ley, jak sic zdaje, W
interesie ami Turcyi ami Bulga.
ryi. Jedynym krajem, gdzie e.
wentualnie beda one mSgiy po'
zyczyc po wojnie pieniedzy ma
swa odbudowe, So Stany Zjedno'
czone. zalezec wiec i'm musi,
aby ME uspasabiac tutejszego
rynku pienieznego niezyczliwle
dla siebie. Wobec tego faktu
wobec prawdopodobnej presyi z
Berlina trudno jeszcze obecnle
przewidziec, jaka ostatecznie de.
cyzye powezma rzady W Sofii :
Konstantynopolu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-04-13
AMERYKA
A TURCYA I BULGARIA..
WASHINGTON, IS kwietnia.

Washington, IS kwietlia. -
Wczoraj okaza1o sic jasno, ze
prezydent Wilson ME pragnie
woiny z .Turcys j Buigarya i po-
lecii dyplomatycznym przedsta--
wicielom amerykahskim W tych
krajach powiadomic tamtejsze
rzady, il dszeniem stan6w zje'
dnoczonych jest utrzymac z nj
mi przyjazne stosunki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-04-13
POWOLANIE OCHOTNI-
K0W DO ARMII I MILICYI.

Washington, Is kwietnia. -
Department wojny wydal wczo
raj APPEL. W kt6rym powoiuje 517,-
S6S ochotnikow, ably -wypeinih
szeregi zarowno arrnii regularnej
jak milicyi stanowych do pelnej
dozwolonej dotychczas liczby.
Sekretarz wojny Baker opubliko-
wal przy TEN po konferencyi Z
prezydentem Wilsonem oswald
czenie. re ochotnicy, ktorzy wste
Puja teraz cd czasu proklamacyl
woienncj pana Wilsona do woj-
ska, beda obowiazani do sluzby
jedynie przez czas trwania woj-
ny, potem zaS zostana ma . zsda-
ME zwolnieni.
Department wojny wydaf
diva oSwiadczenia. w picrwszem
Mich stwierdza, ze cd chwili o.
g{oszenia stanu wojennego re-
krutacya do armii znacznie sic
wzmogla, bo W ciagu dziesleciu
pierwszych dni zaciagnetO sic f.
355 ochotnikow, w drugiem zbi
ia krszqce faIszywe pogloski, ia
koby rzadowi wcale ME ciredzi1o
uzupeinianiu szeregOw millcyl
stanowych. Przeciwnie, oswald
czenie podnosi, zc departamento-
Wi zalezy mocno ma tenn, aby
gwardya narodowa uzupeinlia
swe silly do najwyzszej dozwolo-
nei liczby, organizujac swe kom'
panic W ten sposob, by liczba zoi-
merry W kazdej Mich doszla do
maksymalnej dozwolonej, hczby
zo{nierzy w kompanii armii re,
gularnej W czasie pokoju t. j. do
100.
Dalej sekretarz Baker zazna--
CYL stanowczo ze fakt powois
MIA ochotnikow pod sztandary
ME oznacza wcale tego, izby ad-
ministracya odstapiia cd swego
planu wprowadzenia obowiazkd
powszechnej siuzby woJskowel
dla mezczyzn W wieku cd 10 do
95 lat. Rad bedzie sic dalej sta
rae o przyjecie tego blu przez
kongres ME tract nadziei, re uda
mu sic 90 przeforsowac. Podobno
przeprowadzonego probnego
giosowania okazuje sic. re jesll
prezydent Wilson uzyje caiel
swei energii wszystkich wply-
WOW. Izba poselska bill uchwali.
Co do senatu, ME MONA jeszcze
przewidziec. czy da on sic do te-
90 naklonic.
Department wojny ogiasza
nastepujace zestawienie, ktore
wykazuje, dlaczego potrzeba
517S6s ochotnikow do wypelnie
MIA szereg6w armii regularnej i
milicyi: &C.,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-04-13
PIERWSZA RADA WOJEN-
MA ODBYLA SIE.

Washington, IL kwietnia'
Wczorai odbyla sic pierwsza ra'
,da woienna przedstawicieli Sta
now Zjednoczonych i Aliantow,
W kt6rej procz sekretarza mary
narki Danielsa oficer6w anne
rykanskich wzieli udzias wicead-
miras Browning marynarki bry
tyiskiei i wiceadnirai Grasset =
marvnarki francuzkicj. Obccnose
ich w Ameryce zosta1a wczoraj
urzedownie potwierdzona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-04-13
Centra|ni pragnq Uk|ad6W.
Rosya W Wojnie do koiCa!
a AInerYka
I Teatr6W WojennyCh.
Sukcesy Ang|ikdw ma zachodzie Wschodzie'
Sprawy Morskie
INNE EGR AMY.
I Teatr6w WojennyCh.
Sukcesy Ang|ikdw ma zachodzie / Wschodzie.
Sprawy Morskle.
INNE TELEGRAMY

rzadu prowizorycznego, a co do
uczuc wojennych, to zarowno
Rad, jak arnia lud So "a wojna
do zwycieskiego koiica W trwalem
przymierzu z reszta koalicyi an
ty niemieckiej.
BULGARIA. A STANY ZJED.
Paryz, 13. kwietnia. - Rad
Bu4garyi wyda} paszporty zwrot-
ne posiowi amerykahskiemu W So
fiji, jak o TEN via Szwajcarya do
nosza.
AMERYKA w WOJNIE.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazylia. -
Is. kwietnia. - Rad narazie po-
przestanie ma zerwaniu stosun.
kow dyplomatycznych Niemca-
mi - posef niemiecki paszporty
zwrotne juz otrzymai; odjedzie
nieco pozniej. poniewaz ME O.
trzymai jeszcze instrukcyi Ber-
lima; okretow nicmieckich zajecie
odlozono ma pozniej.
Buenos Aires, Argentina. -
13. kwietlia. - Pose1 niemiecki
prosil o audyencye prezydenta
Irrigoye1a, ably zazadae wytl6ms
czenia noty. ogiaszajaceL il As.
gentyna popiera Stany Zjedn- -
jak to Rad podaf do wiadonojci
Havana, 13. kwiehlia. - Pred.
stawiciele Kuby 7ostana wysasni
na konferencye do Waszyngtpuu
Rady Wojennej eaiej Koalicyi
ktora ma sic tam odbye.
San Jose, Costa Rica, 13. kwiet.
mia, - Prezydent rzeplitej ofiaro-
wal stanom Zjedn. porty i wody
Costa Riki ma wypadek wojennej
potrzeby.
Londyn, Is. lswietnia. Odby.
10 sic tu zebranie obywsteh anne
rykanskid1 z okazyi wlroczenia
Stan6w Zjedn. na teatr wojuy7
przemawial ma niam premier
Lloyd-George, kt6rego wywody
entuzyazm wywolsfy! Udzia
wieiidej rzeplitej amerykahskiej
W tel wojnie stwierdza jej cha
rakter: to wojna ludlow przeciw'
ko aabsolttyzmowi militryznlo-
wi! - m6wii Lloyd1George, da-
lei onrawia1 udziai Stanow W woj-
ME i zaznaczyi, il wietka flota a
merykanska odda pierwszorzedne
ussugi, gdy oEety handlowe do
ponoga W sprowadzeniu zywno--
sci amunicyi na tenn intensyW-
niejsze prowadzenie walki do TEN
ryctlejszego kohca. Ma temze ze-
braniu przemawial ambassador
amerykaiski Page, rowniez CORA
co oklaskiwany.
- Byiy ambassador angielski "
Waszyngtonie, Bryce oglosii pro-
jekt utworzenia Ligi Pokoju -
teraz, skoro Koalicya polaczyly
sic Stany Zjednoczone, a "a mimi
stoja inne republiki amerykaii-
skie: plan Bryce'a mowi o wspol-
mem przestrzeganiu praw miedzy-
narodowych polubownem roz--
strzyganiu sponych kwestyi O.
raz wspolnem egzekwowaniu W
razie potrzeby polubownych wy
rokow.
J. B. Pallssch wypo4ycsa pienisdze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-04-13
GADANIA PoKOJOWE.

IaD<aAN4A SAANJS w "
Berno, Szwajcarya. IS. kwiet-
MIA. - w Szwajcaryi przedstawi-
ciele Buigaryi i Austryi sonduja
opinie przedstawicieli dyplomaty-
cznych paistw Koalicyi W spra-
vie mozliwosci zblizen pokojo-
wycf - czy oba kraje te dzlaaaja
wspolnie, czy oddzielnie, czy o
tych icr zabiegach wiedza oficy-
alnie Niemcy - ME wiadomo. "a
biegi te zreszta ME So bynajmniej
jeszcze formalnymi - So to tylko
jakby pierwsze kroki ma dalekiej
drodze do pokojowych zblizen
wiodacej, ale W kazdyn gazie So
one dose charakterystyczne -
zwlaszcza, il re strony Central
nych pojawiaja sic razporaz
swiadczac najwidoczniej, re po
tel stronie bardzo juz dose maja
wojny, re i'm pok6j bardzo poza-
dany. w Austryi szczegolnie
wzmogly sic opinie pokojowe po
rewolucyi W Rosyi; nadto wiado-
ma powszechnie rzecz, il pahstwa
centralne jlz siegneiy minely
maximum swoich koncentracyi
sil, re odtad sif tych moze i'm u
bywat tyuzo, ME przybywac, W
krajach icll ekonomiczne stosuu-
XII So potworne - giod wszedzie
panujc, c1roroby, ludzi brsk do
broni do piracy! Podobno All
strya usilowala Papieza sklonic
do interwencyi ma swa rzecz i ko-
rzysc, lesz - Watykan odmowil:
Niemcy oficyalnie o tych wszy-
stkich robotaoh i tendencyach
ME wiedza, ME mniej pewnem
jest, il miaiyby ochote pojednae
sic re Stanami Zjedn. i kroki So
czynione dla wysondowania OPT
nil, czyby sic Stany ME zgodzisy
ma konferencye niemiecko anne
rykahska. -. CO do Rosyi - to
informacye Centralnych utrzy-
muja, IL sksania sic ona do poko-
ju, przynajmniej czesc jej ludo-
wei socyalistycznej Representa-
cyl, a w tymze kierunlru ma na
Rosye wplywat Szwecya, kt6rej
znaczenie wzmogso sic W czasie
wojny, dzieki obronnej neutralno-
sci: Rosya usunelaby sic rowniez
W danym razie ma stanowisko neu
rtalnosci zbrojnej. Wszystko to
jednak tylko pog1oski i domysiy.
ROSYA w WOJNIE DO
KONCA.
Kopenhaga, 10. kwietnia. =
Przybyl tu ze Szwecyi niemiecki
Scheidemann, ktory
jezdzii tam ma konferencye pacy-
fistow socyalistycznych, ktorzyby
mieli posredniczyc W celach poko-
jowych miedzy socyalistami ME
a rosyjskimi. (Charak-
terystyczne to, IL Rad niemiecki
pozwala ma misye takie socyali--
stom, kt6rymi sic posiuguje chet-
ME nawet: widocznie pragnac by
daily rezultat pozadany - II. po-
k6j. :. Przyp. Red. D. CO. Co do
stosunkow W Rosyi to wbrew te--
mu, co o Mich pisza po gazetach-
panuje tam wszedzie spokoj i
mysl dobra i lojalnosc. wzgledem-
. u. = y To-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-04-13

Ma radzie tel postanowiono
pierwsze kroki, jake ma pred
siewziat marynarka Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych, celem kooperacyi :
flotami Aliantow. Pierwszym o,
bowia azkiem wojennych okretow
amerykahskich bedzie patrolowa-
ME calego wybrzeza atlantyckie
go Cd strefy Kana}u Panamskie-
60 az do Kanady, wsaczaiac W
to prawdopodobnic i wybrzeza
kanadyjskie, celem strzezenia
kraju przed nurami niemieckimi,
kt6re. jak sic zdaje, rozszerza
swa kampanie ma woody zachod-
niei hemisfery, planujac rowno-
czesnie ataki ma wazniejsze por-
ty tutejsze. Gdy tylko amerykah-
skie okrety wojenne rozciagna
swe linie patrolowe, zostans zwol
nione z dotychczasowego obo-
wiazku ma tutejszych wodach kr2
zowniki brytyjskie francuskie,
ktore beda mogly powrocic ma
woody europejskie. Amerykanskic
statki wojenne beda mogiy odtad
korzystac z podstaw operacyJ'
nych flot brytyjskiej francus--
kiei w Po1udniowei Ameryce.
,Panuje ogolne przekonanie, ze
Niemcy ogioszs fornalna bloka>
de ,Bostonu, Nowego Yorku. vi
scia rzeki Delaware, zatoki Che
sapeake innych wazniejszych
artery, przez ktore piynie ze
Stan6w Zjednoczonych handel
transatlantycki. Dla chwytania
nur6w Wuj Sam rozporzadza juz
znaczna iloScia sieci stalowych, a
wiecej ich zostaio juz przedtem
zam6wionych i te maja bye 60
towe W dniach najblizszych.
w przyszlym tygodniu odbe--
die sic wazniejsza jeszcze rada
wojenna, W ktorej vienna udzial
brytyjski minister spraw zagra'
nicznych Balfour i francuski by
iy premier Viviani, jakotez liczni
oficerowie Aliantow.
NIEMIECKI KORSARZ w
ZAToCE MEXYKANSK1EJ.
Galveston, Tex, Is, kwietnia.
- Otrzyrnano tu wiadomosc, u
W Zatocc Mexykahskiej pojawis
sic nicmiecki okret piracki (rai-
der), "a kt6rym podobno pusci-
iy sic W pogoh wojcnnc okrety
amcrykahske ,zachodzi jcdnak o.
bawa, &c zaninf zostanic on
sehwytany czy ztiiszczony, wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-04-13

J. B. Pallasch wypo4ycsa pienisdze
M realno6t sprsedaje karty okreto.
ws realnolc. 1lls Noble NJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-04-13
Baker poWo}a}
517.868 ocho-
tnik66W.
SIulba ty|ko ma Czas Wojny'
Ameryka ma patrolowac wy
brze1a Alantyku. Z
0heB WOjenne SGigaja koTsaTza,
Wilson ME chce wojny Turcya Bulgarya.
Prezydent apeluje do farner6v.
Braterstwo >bron francusko,amerykanskie odzylo.
0kTety WOjeDne SCigaja koTsaTza,
Wilson ME chce wojny Turcya i Bulgarya.
apeluje do farxnerovv.
vo Nbroni fancusko-amerykanskiej odzyic
INNE TELEGRAMY.
ARMIA REGULAR,NA:

ARMIA REGULAR,NA:
Najwieksza dozwolona si}a
ma stopie wojennej; $4,000
Obecna siia 131,4S1.
Potrzeba ochotnikow 1853.
. GWARDYA N.ARODOWA:.
Najwieksza dozwolona siia
ma stopie wojnnej 32G, ,954
obecna siia 12s,6o5.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-04-13
KALENDARZYK.

Jutro, IA kwietnia: sw. Walerya-
10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-19

@ Sirthday party in woodland,
where the animal boys and girls
lived, near the hollow stump bungalow
OF Uncle Wiggily Longears. the rabbit
for the birthday OF Mamie WagtaiI,
the goat girI. And. besides the ice
cream and cake. which comes TO every
party. there was some little toy for
each animal girl or boy.
The girls were given dolls. make
believe diamond pins. hair ribbons or
needles and thread, while the boys re-
ceived baseballs, bats. kites. knives.
tops or horns. Joie ka-, the kitten
brother OF Tommie and Kittie Kat. was
given Q fine red horn that went "toot
loot as loud as anything
The day after the party Joie started
for the hollow stump school, taking his
party horn with him
"Iou had better leave that home,
said Mrs Kat.
WHY asked Joie, inquis;tlye like
Because YOU might blow IL in
school went on his mother. and then
the lady mouse teacher will make you
give II to Mr.. Whiskers Rat, the tani-
tor. TO hide in the coal bin
I'll not blow the horn IN school.
fNolNeTs Sstiu JOE Anu ne EctllN meant
l.. He thought he would only take
the 10Y TO school, put it in his desS and
look at Il now and again when he
didn't have to say his lessons
And that's what happened-at least
part OF IT, The lady mouse teacher did
not see Joie carry the bora into the
class room or she miCht not have let
MIN Go il. Anyhow he hid u in his
desk. and every now and then he would
take IL out. holdins it SO the lady mouse
could rot see It. Joie would make be-
lieve blow on II. But, OF course. he
did not really blow. he only pretended
Go on. loot IL a Bit" whispered
Johnny PushytaiL the squirrel boy, 10
Joie- "Give it toot.'
'.N1o,r Joie shook his head. "Teacher'd
hear and she'd take the horn away
Then he'd make believe blow it
again. and some OF the other animal
bows saw It and wished they had a
Let me blow il If you don't want 20"
begged Sarnmie Littletail. the rabbit
chan. Lets have some fun, I'll blow
the horn and he stretched out his paw
No whIsnered Joie. II you blow
NV horn teacher will take Il away and
I won't have any I'll blow il when We
get out at recess"
When IL came time for tae geography
lesson JOie took out the horn and held
IL behind the cover OF the big book.
Ard as he put the horn to his mouth. TO
softly blow 2 sort OF whispered breath
into IT, the kitten bor happened TO look
IN the geography at 4 picture OF the
Atlantic ocean
And. as the ocean was very wet. Jola
caught a little cold and he sneezed
N-l-er-crO0-k er-c nco
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-19

Commerce Chamber OffersPriizes toWarCardeners
Texas University Boys Drop Studies Cor Drilling
Little inter0iews

OF Texas 10 such an extent that the
faculty Is having difficulty keeping the
students at their studies" said Col j.
4 Hart. clerk of the United States
court 7 had a letter from ny boy,
who is q law student there. and he said
that every boy in the state university
is preparing 10 Join the army. Time
which was consumed in study periods
is now being taken up BY the students
in military training and all are pre-
pairing 20 be trained soldiers when they
can enter the ranks"
The question % planting back yards
In garden stuff seems to have failed
20 create the interest il should at
time when the outlook points to the
need for this 10 help solve the food
problem said +. E. Sawyer, city school
auditor. The principal reason OF OBJ
stacle seems to be the lack Of time BY
the householder and his lack Of expert
knowledge Of gardening. II might be
that some coope. alive scheme could be
worked out whereby all hou olders
desiring TO undertake this work could
be directed by some expert employed by
= central o. ganization who " uld also
furnish a limited amount Of labor
where necessary. He could use school
children whenever practicable and the
expense OF the OrTnnizaJiou could be
provided by popular subscription OF
those belonging. This would not cause
an exorbitant cost if a sufficient num-
Der OF members enlisted"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-19
n

s7 EXT to the enlistment Of men
10 fight on land and sea, the
L y production Of food supplies
IN the United States will soon become
the most important question Of the war
with Germany" said Emmett Hines,
chairman OF a committee appointed by
the chamber Of commerce. TO encourage
the production OF garden stuff in the
back yards and vacant lots OF this city.
Throughout the country there has
been inaugurated a campaign in the
cities TO plant garden truck IN the
back yards and on the vacant LOIS.
FL Paso has been quick TO fall in line
and / am sure the citizens VIII do their
part The committee has offered three
prizes amounting 20 S2G0 to the persons
securing the greatest amount OF crops
and largest number OF vegetables on a
plot OF ground Many
Fl PasOans are already planting their
hack yards. Vacant lots are also avail
able to persons desiring TO plant veget-
ables. BY doing this the people viii
reduce the cost Of food and also prevent
a food famine. The Boy Scouts deserve
much credit FOR volunteering 10 assist
in this work by planting vegetables.
Zach scout expects to raise enough
vegetables to feed a soldier"
=
Patriotism pervades the University
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-19
Beauty Chats By E9ae Esas Forbes
Home Manicuring.

~ PROFESSIONAL manicurists com
- bine in warning customers not TO
L cut the cuticle that grows over
The nail since. they say, It viii make
this edge OF the skin tough and ugly
looking
The woman who does her own mani
curing always has trouble in cutting
the cuticle herself, she rarely has thu
skill 70 trim It evenly, and she IS
hampered by being able to use only
one hand in cutting. So It is much
better for her to push back the skin
each day. Immediately after the hands
have been washed in hot water, using
an orange wood stick TO force the skin
back around the edge OF the nail Once
or twice p week. the nails will require
more attention, a good cuticle remOv.r
should be used then 10 take off all the
dead skin.
The first process is 20 file the nails
TO o slightly pointed oval Then the
hands should be scrubbed with 4 nail
brush in warm Eoapy water. The nails
are rubbed with cold cream, and .
bleach put under them II the- seem
stained The newly filed edges are
smoothed with an emery board, and
all rough hangnails are clipped from
the edges. Then. the rurlcie is pushed
back, or removed with a preparation
nail leaving IL perfect oval. The
cream is wiped OFF, and a polishing
paste applied, and buffed into fairly
high polish using a little talcum Jr
face powder on the buffer, TO assist the
paste on the nail The nails are
washed again. 10 remove all cream.
paste and bleach. and given their final
polish against the palms Of the hands
BY this time they will be beautifully
pink and smooth with a white moon
shaped piece at the edge. and the
pretty pearl tinted bit at the base OF
the nail showing plainly. Nails cared
for this way Will never grow dark and
full Of ridges. and Will not crack and
split so easily. Keeping the nails
young makes the hand seem younger.
Questions and Answers.
Dark brunette-IIere is a heroic but
certain cure for chilblans: Put the
bare feet into a basin OF hot water AMI
put the basin over q spirit lamp, keep
ing the feet in the water as long IS
il is possible 20 bear the increasing
heat Withdraw them and thrust them
at once into a pan Of ice water. Two
or three such treatments viii effect
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-19

Monday I signed up for enlistment
with the alumni Of Columbia college"
said D. W Rockhart- You sae The col
ieSe is signing ~ all its alumni for
sesvii c in the va VI n Cerf-aity Zach
one OF US to serve n wharever branch
OF Ss.vl~e W. may be assigned. I sup
pose there VIII be fuII regiment OF
the younger men There a-s quite =
number OF Columbia alumni in FL Pasc
and suppose enlistment blanks y ere
mailed to all OF tls1- 7 Tiotica hat sll
Of the scientific scEo1is Of the coin
try are enlistin-- Jhetr alumni IN che
same way The esprit de corps Of r.ili
tary organizations formed in that way
should be OF the very highest order."
Now that the valley IS beginning 20
furnish vegetables AMI other farm
produce YOU can expect a gradual re
ductiOn in The prices OF garden stuff
said William Crombie. The spinach.
turnips, radisnes and lettuce which you
see o. the FL PasO markers do not
ccrrC from California as they sd sew
eral weeks ago. but from the valley
Garden truck such as tomatoes and
ca bbage viii be on the market by the
first Of June, despite the fact that the
season is trifls late. Cabbage Is the
highest that I have ever seen II ana II
is Of poor quality. but when other
vegetables become more plentiful there
will be a decreased demand hence = de-
crease in the price.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-19
Bedtime Story For the Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND JoIE'S HORN.
By HOWARD r. GARIs. -

Well. now You know, just IS wei as
If L had told YOU, what happens Wne1
YOU have a horn in your mouth ana
sneeze. That horn is going 10 blow as
sure as q rooster will crow. And that
is what happened 10 Joie's horn
"A-ker-choo," went the kitten boy.
And "A-ker-chOo-ker- Observation-Disclosures
toOt.' went the horn and sneeze to-
zether. II vas so loud that YOU could
have heard il outside the school, and
of course. inside il made great noise
Joie sneezed and blew the horn so
loudly that he blew over the big
geography which was in front and
partly hiding him.
"Oh. Joie," cried the lady mouse
teacher. when she saw the kitten boy
DO that. Yesterday your brother
Tommie was bad with his tor, and to-
day YOU are bad with your horn. am
sorry. but you must stay n after
school."
At first Joie thought that would be
fun-iust TO stay and blow his horn.
And when the other animal boys and
girls had gone the lady mouse teacher
said:
Vow. Joie. as L have some work TO
do I have TO stay after school also TO
DO it. And as your horn-tOOtng would
bother me I am going 10 send you
down cellar There you may blow the
horn as much as you please, and 10
one will mind"
So Joie went down cellar to blow his
horn as a punish-lesson. and. as IL was
quite dusty in the cellar. every time
Jcie blew the horn Il made wind
which raised the dust and that made
him sneeze. So between footing and
sneezing he did not have very good
time.
Now, about that time Uncle Wtgsly
Lougears. the RABBIT gentleman. was
out riding IN his automobile. and as he
was going along footing his horn, all
OF a sudden he bumped over a big
stone the horn was bounced off and
was broken
oh dear" cried the bunny uncle
wv I can.t rlla In my nuto anv more
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-19

for 7 can't go 'toot-tOOt- and warn the
woodland folk out OF the way. Oh
what shall I doe I shall have 70 walk
20 the store for 8 new horn or leave
my auto here and tell the garage man
TO come out and put one on"
And Just then. in the hollow stump
school which was not far from where
Uncle Wiggily was stranded. the bunny
heard a funny footing and sneezing
noise.
NY Goodness What's that27 ne
cried, his pink nose all i twinkle
II you please IL is Z" said JOis Ka;-
I'm down in the cellar blowing my
horn as a punish lesson"
Well I wish YOU could blow u Tor
nv auto" said AIr LonEears. worried
over his accident.
~Tu let him." sFoSe the lady mouse
teacher "Jois has been punished
enough Take him home in your auto
and let him loot his horn"
Yes. and III take you home too.
said Uncle Wiggily, with polite bow
OF his tail silk hat And as the LADY
mouse had finished her school work
she rode home IL the auto. and al the
way Joie footed his red party horn and
as every one heard II and got out OF
the way. no one was run over at all
50 everything was again all right you
see.
And = the teakettle doesn't blow
smoke in the face OF the clock and
make the hands tickle the foot Of the
stairs. You shall next hear o. Uncle
WiEgiiy and Kittie's thimble.-Coby-
right. 1917, by Mcclure Newspaper Syn
dictate.