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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04
DRUGS EXCITE YOUR
KIDNEYS. USE SALTS
II your Back hurts or Bladder
bothers, drink lots Of
water.

when your kidneys hurt your
back feels sore. don't set scared and
proceed 20 load your stomach with a
iot 81 drugs that excite the Kidneys
nnd irritaie the entire urinary tract.
Keep the kidncyH clean like you keep
your bowels clean. hy flushing them
with a mild. harmless salts which re-
moves the hody's urinous waste and
Stimulate them 10 their normal ac-
tlvity. Ths funcfion 81 the kidneys
\ 10 filter me blood IN a hours they
strain hon " zee Grains Of acid n
fhf vital importance % keeping the
Kidneys active
prink lots OF water you can't
orink TOO much aiso ret from any
pharmacist nhuut fuur ounces % lad
salts. take a tablespoonful IN a glass
of water before hreakfnst ZACH morn
INA Tor = few days ana your kidneys
viii act fIue THIS famous salts H.
MADE from tho acid 81 grapes n
lemon juice. combined with iithia,
aud has been used for generations a.
clean aid stimulate clogEcd SIDNEY
alNo ~ ueutraiixe the aridH IN urine
- n no ionner n n source Of irrita-
tion. thus ending bladder weakness
lad salts h. Inexpensive. ann~t in.
jure. makes q delightful effcfNescent
lifhia-watcr drink which everyone
should tahr now and then a. keep
tholr kidneys clean and active. Try
this. also keep w h water drinking.
and M doubt you viii wonder what
hscams 81 yo-r kidney trouble and
backache.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04
BIT OF ADVICE


tf YOU suffer fiona trokachc. head
aches uf dlsly spells. DC YOU rest poor.
D. ami atc lnuEuId in the morning. u
the tiduty frrrutionH are Irregular
aud unnatural m appearance. do not
DELAY Ia such cases the Kidneys
often mood help
puau's kidney tIils are especially
prepared fur kidney trouble They
ave recommended by thousands can
Albuquerque residents desire more
contIn..ug proof ~ their effective.
Noes thHu the statement 90 nn Aihu
gucrIIr citizen who hnH urcd them
and wIlIuHiN t.stf,s tu their worth
Mrs o. D. Mood ,o6 south Nrn
street. H. "Iu lHll While u,iur ~
NofHrt'. publicly recommended
unaua kidney lllis lw stronger
loo praise OF thom to-day han oyor
Tor rIu- fnlt time { have bad urf
suuHl experience with theW puIu's
certainly ufHrUi their merit I feli
run down HHI suffered from snrcuos
a .rHs wr IIlnoFH used nUIu
kiiu,f fIIis Hud tloy cured us .
have hIH uu return of tho complaint
rrI.p GOO. ut 900 dealers. Don't
simui. a.. Cor n kidney remedy rei
DoHuH kidney pIl the same that
Nrs Hood had FoFtcr Nilburn co..
Mfrr.. buffalo. 81 s.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04
REMARKABLE PHOSPHATE
MAKES THIN PEOPLE FAT
Specialist Tests French Discovery-One Patient
Gains % lbs, Another 27 lbs.

vigor. men aud wouton who have
faulty mcmort. ~slespioss nights CO.,
OF depression. the blues or uuN uII.
ment directly on indirectly due to de-
pletcd nervous VITALITY
Physicians atd hospitals rtUrf
whore recognize itr mtfitr hy pos u4'
boa ever increasing quantities .
is therefore u Wnttrr Of tiN.l
Ordinary interest go ali such ruff,i
srs 10 learn % u thIH ursHui, u'rN0
building substance IH UuW ulfHIri HIH
from the Bugrh Pharmacy 900 Nlhu
auerrnr and musf 100 good ~ruEeiHts Foo
the form of a-Efalu tablets of pure
intro phosphate nt n cost hn low Hf %
be- wtthin tho reach of everyone
cue Of those tablets should hD taken
with each meal and tho results iu
mans INSTANCES AFRO ufic short OF
marvellous uUfurr beginning 40 iHk'
b. weigh yourself also test your
strength 20 SOC how fer YOU CON walk
without urinr-then after two weeks
or 30 ser how much you nave FuluDi
in weight and how YOUR strength has
increased Note TOO, n you do MOI
fcai more h|uoyant have bettcr color.
De- better appetite stronger nerve bel AMI
Increased vip0T and rnerHN
A. there arc "a great variety ol Hp-
called uhosphutsH care should ut en-.
erriHed To- procure tho genuine. stand
hiiru p%hoHphut" which Be- rumpu
"a wholly of tho original orrauIo
phosphate discovered bl lelou1.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04
DULGAR|ANS SLEW
SERBIAN PRIESTS,
MINISTER ASSERTS

plrut. serbia. March 90 ,'urrcspnn-
drnrr Of the Associated i'resHl. -
CuunrmntuT svldour, ~ fht HltuFh.
Cor OF serbian priests nv hulEnrinuh
during the wHr Wa given tu 10 r'p-
rsarut.fits 10 the Associated irrsr
TODAY Iy the gry MIliyH luutsrhitrh.
pastor 20 one ~ tho ChurrhUH hero
who personally Witnessed the musua-
ere ~ twenty ~ bic colleagues and
one serbian officer an hr says
were shnt and many were burned
alive
Father Youtsrhitoh escaped "a sim.
ilHr fltr only Dos frIruIur death after
De- had been bot 10 exhibited tu
TOO Associated Press correspondent
two ballet wuuud lu his left shout.
DER Another priest the Rev ThuWua
tuuuyIfth ui plrut escaped hy fipUs
iur Hcrus tho mountain road.
Tile WurUof uf the priests tuuh
place November 20. I'l.. iu the 49,.
lHrs uf kurmHsucIt about thirty five
mIaH sfHt uf NlHh according co. tho
STORY of Father N~uutsuhIfrh, which
follow
Father N%outHrhiirh leo company
with fWputf fvu other serbian priests
vts ftEtu nN NuIFtrIlur from iIrnt
iH NIah whsrr tines were thrown into
t colo HuI forced tu live fut five nHf
wffiluf food pf water After hiH r'
lrl.. Hr HrI his companions who Zoo.
.IuIsI IirIf,utuf Tist 1uy,NIfrl uf
thr serbian ARMY we're marched nr
thD.r ,tpfurs for thirteen huurs 'u
Hrla rIliuta thirty miioH east 90
Ni.h uu armed guard walking hrhIul
each
about two hour. walk from Bella
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04
MURDER OF CHURCH
WORKERS IS LATEST
BOLSHEV|K OUTRAGE

London. March eb.-tCorrespon-
denoe Of The Associated Prcssl-
Murders OF cierEymon constitute the
latest feature Of Bolshevik terror in
Hunuin. aaya Professor Peter Strive.
n distinguished ituEaiRn economist.
who has eacapcd from Russia ana
arrived in England after hiding from
the Bolshc,iki for months In Mo-
COW. and after a ionr journey on foot
90 reach safety in Finland ~ was
com PEELED 10 disguise htmHeif 90 "n-
cape dceth "a the hands Of The adj
hersntn Of i.cnins and Trotxky Pro
fcnsof sfruvo was representative from
PciroGfad ~ the second Dumn aud "a
member Of the assembly conNokcd
by Alexander " kerennky.
Altogether ten bishops a hesn
shot aud many priests murdered and
the team of knzan cathedral % MS
two sons were drowned in the Nesn
hy the Red SOLDIER said Professor
Ntruve. Near kotinf. an the monks
IN one monastery were shot 20 death
Professor k~nrtaHhrfL minister Of re-
leion In KorcnHky's government who
ssrspcd into FINLAND snyb tnuf tho
present persecution Of the church ln
p%ctroerad IN only comparable with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04
NOTHING Iake BiirD-Iiiospiinte Ca Pat
on firm. Hcanhy Ilc-h and Ca
Iurftea~s strength. Atgor
a. Nerve iorUc.

Now York-The organic phosphate
discovered by Prof felouz. ths fn.
mDun French scientist. concerning
which 40 many astounding reports
have been published. has again won
kigh recognition in medical circles
a. an annual meeunE Of D. Sew
Hampshire Medical society tho report
on two rather striking cnHcs showed
one patient a. have gained "a pounds
and another "a pounds m weight after
a few weeks uHc uf this substance
Both claimed they have not felt so
well and strong for Years These cline
isaJ toaia. with many other similar
ones. have led authorities 10 the def
mite conclusion unt this organic
phosphate when taken into the hu-
man system 10 ~artuully converted into
healthy body TISSUES.
Moreover the real benefits derived
from It's use are not confined 20 the
mere lDoronHe In weight OF thin poo-
pie. Being an efficient u harmless
nerve food which supplies the essen
tiai nfe-giyinF phosphate The essential
iife. phosphorus dlre ly 90 mo
brain aud nervous system, 81 com
menis itself 10 oil mon aud women
Who are Irritable, restless uerfous
those who tire easily " lack vim aud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
SHOWING INCREASE.
WORK PROSPECTING
Tree Planting and Fairgrounds
Occupying Children; Domestic
Science Taught in Rural Schools,
Plan 10 Serve Lunches.

The inspection Of county schools up
10 date shows a marked increase in
attendance ana In the enthuri ASH ana
helpful attitude % parents, especially
In rural districts Mrs T. " Wilson.
the county superintendent, has Just
completed the Inspection Of ~aevcutccn
schools In the valley ana expects 90
make the mountain SCHOOLS In April
and MAY. or whon the roads VIII per-
init. Mrs Wilson say that the par
enta evince n very eager attitude tow
ards the school they wish 10 cooper
ate. and they also arc beginning o.
U.s. the school a. a social ccntnf for
meetings aud entertainments ~ va
sorts. This h rxncfly the COM.
munity iUea. ~ the schools hclong 90
everyone the fullest use should hc
made of them.
The play grounds are q hir feature
In making tho schools attractive
slides. swing 81 different kinds n
trapexcr are very popular with ne
children. This hind of apparatus has
recently been Installed at kauchus De
A-lhuuupruuo. Wanchns de Atrisrni los
.urieeus a. ~Candelnriu. Alameda. uld
Town. karclas and South Second
street. and Just na soon ~ finances
will permit more school play grounds
will he equipped
Tn. tree planting campaign b. al
READY ufoylnr a great success a cir
cular letter waa sent 90 an the district
clerks nakinr cooperation In this.
with the most gratifying Response. In
many places thu schools have planted
trees without any outside financial
helm. The boys have done all thv
work. bringing trees from the river
Not only have shaac trees been plant
"a hut fruit trres, shade ines ann
grape vines. aud tho enthusiasm hla
Extended To- the heuutpyiuE 81 their
own homes aud the streets or lance
nearby There D. Il fine water system
al thu Mountain View school huuhiinE
fountains Inside ana uun pipes VIII
be installed so that the trees may ho
Irrigated
Mrs Wilson mndo un Inspection this
wook uf the scWiur rlHssrs 80 the
North Fourth street school. o. which
Miss Elizabeth White ls in charge.
and ulsn ~ the domestic science class
Ht Los Gricrns ~ which Mrs Edna
Watson b. in charge The girls are
learning to make their own CLOTHES.
ant are atudslnr not only cooking.
but what tu eat n Dr. tie aim ~ The
school board Go have hnt lunches serk
ed. especially az uli rural schools ana
the plan will be- worked out lu detail
later on. Mr. Wilson was accom-
punled hy Mr. stalker. the count,
extension worker and DEMONSTRATED.
ana hv Mrs yesterday ~ the child
welfare. both uf whom are working
boz cooperation with the schools and
mrthcrinr me unrout-chiid move.
ment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04

Contrary Co iuril appearance
which have ted many sportsmou 90
believe ths there are ,sr few DUCKS
passing through Sew Msaicu co., 90.
pOsit" b. tue acrurdlug to IL number
90 game protective association men
VIVA have been studying the situa
uuu
while it be- true that there tru not
sn many ducks tu bee Hrru lu tho lau
trndr valley waters aa H usual Ht
this limo ~ tho year. tho e. o. a
men Jas this tn the iHff That the
heavy shows end rfiuH thif HpfIuE
have lrft deposits m WHtrr ln Hl Hrr.
tuus ~ the tate and that thr ihuu
sH udH nf duDbr which usually Hrr lIU.
itcd Co th- water 90 th, Blu Grand,
proper. ufr NOW spread 800 uNHr b
state Using Oh. temporary lul,# Zoe
feeding and resting ulHUrz
Suurtsmru who htyt boon especial.
lE Interested W ths ducks tuIs spring
that. taken bon ~ entirety tur n.rhf
nf ducks H H heavy u NOT heavier.
this HprinE than usual
There has boon u uIg movement OF
Erpso throughout the southwest flIs
soiruu uuzrus 81 iHrr, nu,k being
reported from every Hrptiuu
Cams Protective association uNN
riilH riil niI ruurfsm,uH attention t|
fhr Tact that .urIuF HHuHfIue Hf m.
ts 10 b. iu iHuf Boz th. entire United
states due iu the federal Wirrttur,
bird lHW. WhIDu automatically stopped
this typo Of sport rururilrHH of What
fht various state lHwH uIN provide
The New NrRiru .twr we've truulni
Iutp conformity with thr federal uur
tt the lus' I'd, ton uf thr Legislature
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04

PAIRS April aims Alheft ~ hel-
rlum appeared before The council of
four TODAY when 10 convened re- ~
% ciuuk o. discuss belgian affairs a.,
Vas accompanied hy Paul HNmunH
Tho head % thr belgian peace drlcfa-
u1n n b. understood that rrpnra.
lions and The territorial aspirations 81
Belgium were the principal subjects
presented. Tho absence ~ President
wilson from tho meeting ~ tho couu-
Co ana not affect the situation ar kiur
Albert yesterday had Ions rnnffren.
res with President Wilfuu ana Col.
belgium.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04

Tho persecution Of the early Chris
In Moscow all the shootnFs taEe
uihra NJ night. hut In rctrorrnd the
Victims Of The uolnhcvikl are shot b.
The afternoon in the courtyard OF the
headquarters OF the executive com-
n. uion and. in order 10 drown tho
NOISE. u ~ uaunl 10 starr up The
engines Of motor car which o. walt
ina In the vicinity
cat the beeinnlnr % the Bolshcyiki
movement. I publicly expressed the
opinion that not even a German
would bold with y HolsheNik
A. n Nussian conatitutionnliat u T.
eon4pietoly incxpilcahle to me how
any allied government con contem-
plate discussion OF any sort. In any
circumstances or at N place with
anyone who calls himself a Boishcvik
These who Imagine that there an
hy any pact between the forces ~
civilization and n~oishcviam. have no
conception OF the real state Of affairs
IN Hnrsla The most moderate form
Of restoration Of order and liberty in
Uunsla would make the existence Of
uolsheviam impossible. Bulshetlsm
10 complete tyfunny. which b. nhs0-
lutciy incompatible With any form ot
ordered liberty ana constitutional
government ~ b. entirely false 20
ssy hat noishosism b. q popular FORM
~ government u Trotzk would
walk "a ver-t through Moscow De
would be killed No cEar lived in
greater terror OF his subjects than tho
chiefs 81 tho Boishcvik government.
There ~na more Law and justice under
ncrfdom Than under Holshsviki
IT Is untrue thnt the ARMED forces
Of the HolnhoNikl can Offer any snnu
resistance 20 organized aud well
armed pressure. and the failure ~ tho
nolshctiki In Esthonia, where they
Welded before small hut compact
forces. h much more Characteristic Of
their real nature than the successes
they gained in the north n D east
aratns' the dnhiets which were rui
IN action there.
ITO represent the lio'shcviki aH
brinE strong b. not only fa'se but Vrrr
d~anrrrous hertuso u creates the tcr'
impression that the HolahDs1ki desire
60 create They aim NJ world rcNo-
luton and 20 create Il false impression
Of their power 10 further their aims
C~lyilixution must not shrink from TIE
problem. n ran hr dealt with cuailN NJ
n b. Erasped nrmly The real strength
~ the Boiahoyiki ncs IN The irr"solu-
% OF the leaders Of CIVILIZATION.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04
First Straw Hat Seen
Al Station; Window
Trimmers Please Note

uucH one straw hat make a SUM
mcrf The 1a-stion formerly WAS
noen one swallow make u summer
since tho advent ~ prohibition. how
ever. swallows are ~ % HtNloi and
this IL a stylish newspaper Hfur,
iiko the butterfly omerring from
ifs chryEtlis d straw hat has come
% % ~ winter sleep one uf tnr
species has been aocn in A~lhuuucr-
que. only ii waH worn hy "a traveller
who parnded the platform NJ the sam
o. ~ station today while thr Limited
nhidcd is customary hour cnruutc
west
The hat looked we'll somehow .
riuyius pussesEcs more power uround
the station platform than anywhere
ciss u wus burning hot thu noon.
Very appropriate. thut straw hua
Hut prithve. brother. how de- you
suppose q looked whom the wcarCr
loft Chicago
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04
Mli.m H.. I.nh nln-l.

Washington. April President
Wilson b. confined ga his bed In Paris
Grtyson. the pr sidcnt's physician, ct-
hirl Secretary Tumuity tnd1y that tho
president caught cold yesterday, nud
was unable tn lee about. although hH
condition was mon regarded ua crious.
White huuHs officials recalled today
that the president always throws OF
the deepest colds quickly They were
confident that biz active work at the
pDHcr conference would not ho Inter-
tupted for more Than n duy ar two.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04
Rafsel Cordova Is
Being Tried Today
On Robbery Charge

Rafael Cordova r. bcine tried IN
tho district criminal court today on
three charges, robbery while armed
assault with intent to rob. ana burn
harry. The first charge h to he de-
,crmincd first.
y u j. tho allceation Of the state that
ON the evening OF January o. Cor
dova assaulted }. a. bosses with the
butt end of q revolver and stole sew
crai things ftom him including about
$50 IN cash The affair h. said to
have taken place ~ the HogEs store
on broadway. The ease vii prob
ably be finished tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04
Ilor Moman.. I.manrInntIon.

iuE OF the woWon's emancipation Till
WIS moved m the houss ~ commons
today by Miiiinm AdamHnn. chairman
of the Labor party ana leader uf the
opposition. Nj. Adamnon explained
that the object of the hill was t. re-
move certain restrictions and diH-
nhiliues rtiil Imposed upon omon
cntitlr thpm To- hold certain rNi 1u,.
Judicial appointments and remove The
disqualification which prevented the
women from sitting aud voting In The
house ct lords.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04

NuuUrnu. article Boo thr .pHftIuE
magazine already chronicle Hurrs
rII prosecutions lur violation. uf tn.
suriur HhuufIFE lave which Indicate
that fhr enforcement la rvUrIfiuE t
I,r.sl attention fhIs FH1r boz sf .'
tuua uf tEI country October Ih
m1fks thg uur 100 whIeh tb' sUur
men can lriiu start uIlIur up ihrIf
shntruuH with 1000 irIWriIIir urpur
fuuIis u. uHIuE tn'u uu migratory
birds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04
I,cnchrs 30 .ooo. ront nc,ani.

Paris Aprn Lieutenant uous-
uptrot ~ French aviator yesterday
.rstaiisd hiH tent Of Tuesday when be-
reached IN altitude oi more than
1000 feet in a French hiplnno Yes.
turdnt he aarrnded 10 hptwoun go -
aud 90. 600 fo.t with 80 p~uasonHorH.
Tho lowest temperature registered
woe about 20 dcrrrcH below zero
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04

Washington. AnUl Arrange
FOR tho Joint debate ON the
league 81 nations al Philadelphia on
April 10 between senator Hitchcock
OF NrhrnHfH. retiring chairman OF
the senate foreign rolntienH commit
tee. and George Wharton Pepper.
provide Tor an hours time each with
Senator Hitchcock speaking forty -tNH
minutes in opening and fifteen min
utss boo closing the debate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04
o.n,crnnrnl Iln- Mnrh MnnI

Washington. April a. Tho war DE-
partmeut announced today D. H th"
stocks ~ wool lu the hands ~ tho
government wool distribution "n
March 90. 1919 tuflilrd tE1 ntG 900
pounds Nnt Included in thu total
we're 100000 hIlfs ~ Australian wool
bought lasi IAN from the British Fo,
trumfut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04

Berlin The strikes ~ stuttgart
aud in the Nuhr district seem to have
been checked % tnr enrrrrtir act ut
fhs government hN the prompt use
~ truops martial iuw and other sal
utarN means
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04
HEAVY FLIGHTS OF DUCKS ARE
PASSING OVER NEW MEXICO ON
THEIR WAY TO THE NORTHLANDS

Large Number of Temporary Lakes in State Afford
Them Feeding and Resting Ground and Keep
Them From Concentrating in Usual Rio Grande
Waters; This Tends to Scatter Flocks and Led to
Belief That Not Many Birds Were Passing This
Way; Many Flights of Geese Reported; Spring
Shooting of Migratory Birds Unlawful in United
States.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13

A man asks me what effect going
out into the world to earn her own
living has on the character OF a girl.
and il being a business woman does
not unfit her for married life,
I think that there is no other such
developer OF the best that is in any
girl as the experience she sets In
learning how to make her own way
in the world by her unaided efforts.
and that there is no school for wives
equal to that of a business office or
store.
The girl who has been a business
woman is a saving wife because she
has seen that the possession of money
spells opportunity. She doesn't want
her husband to be one Of the men
who cannot take advantage of a good
chance when it comes his way. be
cause he lacks the price of a ticket
to success
The business girl makes a good wife
because she has been taught to be
prompt and accurate. and to turn out
a workmanlike job. She will have
her meals on time. and keep track
Of her bills. and see that the butcher
gives her fair weights. and run her
household on a budget instead OF IN
haphaZard hIt-or-miss style.
The business woman makes a wife
who IS easy to get along with because
the first thing that any girl learns
who starts out to make her living.
is that her job depends upon her
putting the soft pedal on her own
feelings. and learning to control her
temper, and her tongue. and turn on
the water works.
Any girl who has acquired the art
of getting along in peace and har-
mOny with harried and harassed
bosses, and sUbbOSses, has taken
post graduate course in the science of
mana Gtng a husband, and her price
is above rubies as a wife.
The woman who has been there has
no illusions about an Office being a
joyous picnic ground. She knows tnat
when a man ,=ocs down to work he
goes to mortal combat. She under
stands when all he wants to do ar
night is Just to crawl into a hole
ard be left alone.
1t Is not the wives who have been
business women who meet a worm
man at the door with a recital OF
everything that has gone wrong in
'4lS ItOLLS uII ms IlIc udS' AhS "p''''ll
who commit these crimes against their
husbands are the women who have
passed their lives making angel food
in the kitchen instead OF breed and
butter in the commercial world
The business girl wins out on every
count as a wife So go to it. Son.
Marry one il she will have you, and
be happy ever after.
Copyright. 1919. BY The Wheeler
Syndicate. Inc)
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
CHILDREN'S
SUNRISE STORIES
UNCLE WIGGlLY AND
UULUS CURLS.
By HOWARD n. GARis
(copgr:Est. 1873. Tie Mcclure Nevsp.pT
SyHdicste)

Once upon a time, as Uncle Wig
sily LoE5ea.s. the bunny gentle
man. was hopping past the house
Whore Susie Littletan, the rabbit
girl. liV he saw Mrs. Littletail.
She said, 4 am looking for Susie.
1t s t. for her to practice her
Enawin-; lCs.Dn."
and Uncle Wiggily found Susie
plaYinr with Lulu and Jennie. the
due and chipmunk girls. Come
horc. Susie. and practice your
GnGwIng l'sson." he called.
And we'll come with her" laugh
ed Lulu and Jennie. as they went
along with Susie and Uncle Wig
gily The rabbit gentleman, once
lie had found Susie. did not pay
much attention to the animal girls
and did "a " see how qUeerly Lulu.
Susie and acnnic were dressed, espe-
cially around their heads.
All C. I rudden. just as they were
passing a u;E rock. out from behind
1t jump the bad Pipsisewah.
90, no! q, ha" howIed the Pip
sisewsh. "OT'r more have caught
you. ULclc WtggIly! And you have
company. too,
'I'll tal.e cverybody's souse"' and
then he suddenly gave a loud whIstI
and said. - what lovely Curls."
"Cur.s?' crl"d Uncle Wiggily. who