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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26
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anocbc, eostoar los estudios del ioven
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eohsnas eaciones los Sovets" quienes t
vieron una larga conferencia Moscoue
Esta acusacion pone de relieve las traiciones hi
pocresa del Gobeno aenan ha producido exraonara
sacion las naciones occdentaIes de Europa.
LOS EXTREMISTS HUNGAROS ESTANEN
COMIJNICACION CONSTANTE CON ENINE
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MARRUECOS ESTARA PACHICADO
Las IRlRuS HuYEM HAclA 81 lMITnln

MADRID, 2S.-Armsse los eirculos ofcal,s eas
Ia Ocupaci6n de Ia cstra6ea Dc Acasaf psecaa od
Marruecos.
Las hOrdas ndgonas han huido rr'ugandg.e l1-
tahas.
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MARAVILLOSA NAVE AEREA
INVENTADA P0R LOS AMERICAN0S
LAS AUTORIDADES ESTAN SATISFECHSlMAS


WASHINGTON 25-EI Goberno dspone va de un
aeropano maniobra acknowledgements sin pIoto pede
bombardea pobacones aacar baeras ga precision
81 le dirigieran trpuIantes.
Las nanobras del aeropano han poducido exaordnaro
lbo en- ell eecito, segurdad la rapdez que reaz6
maqna todas evouciones que ueron dgdas desde
IRA enorne distancia.
En- Glen mIas de viaie manobro que suera entorpe-
clento SIN que deiara de cpir las odenes ueron
trasnitdas por los funcionarios de Guerra.
GRAVE MOYIMIENTO "BOLSHEVIKr'
ENTIRE LOS CfiECO=ESLAVOS
LA coNsPIRAccoN DE HUNcRIA Sc PRoPAOA
WENA rnarzo 25Los extreistas radcaes mas
tvo que que auentar ell panco en- las naciones
civilizadas de Europa.
IS tan grave la sacon que naci6n constituted por
los checoesavos hay fuerte vgoroo movmento
sta que popagan pOr todo Ell pals los agentes hngaros
LOS ALEMANES Sc MUESTRAN HOSTTES
AMENAZAN a POLONA
BERLIN mario 25Federico Ebert presdente del cobier-
no republican, estabecdo Alemana Que esta ma
clon no satsfara las aspiracones de Poonia.
In "a Prussia Oriental incuyendo Posen -decIar6 Ebert
no Sc arriara nunca la bandera aIemana.u
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Mas CabLegrGmas
PoR CABLE INcLEs

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cABALLERO

Vlsite la barberfa e. FIGARO.
San Jose No. 2, San Juan, P. R.
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PARA LAS NACIONES DE EUROPl
IMPREsIoN PEslMIsTA pE la PRENsA

LONDRES, 25-La prensa de la Gran Bretaha,
mentandc e internal rop6sito enen los peos
de vovcr er de sange sueo de Europa
a Hungria.
Los peodcos recomendan que los puebos Aiados
ttuyan dque salvador para acabar hdra
teutona.
Ell CONFLICTO PRESENTADO OFRECE
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SE ACTIyA MUCHO IA TERNINACION
DE las CONTERENCIAS ~ PARIS
LARcA ENTREWsTA De Los JEFEs DE EsThDO

t#N
PARIS. 25-Sc activa "a termination 80 Traiaa1
dc Paz Alemania. que scra puoso q firms fouta.
Ia Iga dc las Naciones" sori pfesoutado pfaYe1o
81 pOp6sO dc gaanr "a Doolna do Monroe ngado p5r
eI Presidente de Norte America.
Los cuatro ees Dc los Estados mas podorosos Woodrow
Wilson Lloyd George cenenooau orandoss han rendo,
cOnsecuenca dc "a srayodad Dc To- qc dosaoan
Hungria.
ToDA EsPAeA en- HUELcA
MhDRlD. naFta 2s.-4t N1sIN8 6sFtet4 Na6 az ds.
cIsTd 'Aaasd .rsrsaaEspaaa.
FL. EJERCITO "BOl SHEylKT APRESURA
So ENTRADA ~ HINGRA
- pz~ETgI SIS 49,
BERNA, 25--Un oerei,o 'boshevd" se nauove cor
direction Hungria.
Esp6rase por momentos rchido conbar tronaa
Aiadas, que estan ALI prcuura
ESTAD0 DE GUERRA IN TODA ESPANA.
RI GOBIERNO DECIDE "A M0yHRAClON
MADRID. 25.-Ha declarada en- es,ado d. que
csta capital.
Dase por SECURE que grave ss'-rdsra %
da Espaha
E! gObienO dccidido embellishments par,s de Ia
I A EIlPopA cENTpu AmrNAzana
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EL SECRETARIO DE MARINA LEGO
CARINoSo REcIBIMIENTO

LAS PLAYAS FRANCESAS
cARlNoso REcIBMENTo
BREST, 25En Ell transporte de guerra "Levathan
ego Armada de los EstadOs Undos, Mr. Da
nieIs. ~
EI ustre vaero fue recdo o ell general Bliss e almira
to Benson ayudante del dente de la RepdbIca fran
cesa, Mr.. Poincae. ~A@
Mr.. Daniels saIio enseguida con direction Paris
ESPERANTO MR. BAKER
PARIS, mario 25-Nuevos infomes dcen que Mr.. Daniels
ponto lego capital de Francia conercnco
cl presidente Wilson.
En- la entrevsa e acompaharon los aImirantes Benson
Taylor Griffin
Mr. Daniels aguardara Paris al secreario de la Guerra
Mr. Baker que enbarcara n Nueva York la proxma
uN PODEROSO EJERCITO CRUZA
LAS MARGENES DEL DNIESTER
A coPENHAcUE MARIO 25La horrible trapa urdida por
los o5akrass sapaza dsspsjaf stAefente de
Europa.
Unssfcito 10000 hombres oda premura
cl rio Dneer Lo constituyen tropas de Bulgaria Hnga
Ell e6rcito ha pasado por ell mismo de la cudad de
Levnberg, que Sc haban dsputado ukrania PoIonia.
PELIGRO SIN PRECEDENTES
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ode NUEsTRos CoRREsPoNsALEs EsPEcIALEs
POR CABLE INCLES.

r. March 25h
1slo following L. Reg 1918
Evening journal., 1919-06-17
26 YOUNG WOMEN
TAKE EXAMINATIONS
rIal io The Eyenlne Iournal.

special to The Evening Journal
NEWARK, June A.. - Twenty-siX
Young women took the entrance eX-
animation at the Womens' College last
THURSDAY. While the majority are con-
didates fir the arts and science course
there are also a number for the educa-
tion and home economies courses THIS
number passing the examinations at
This time would indicate that there
lNviU be a strong freshman class. Those
who took the examination were: Nellie
blair. Virginia Brown. Eleanor Clemo,
Ethel Jones, Amy Lloyd and Marion
Truax. Of Wilmington; Marion Gal
lagher. Alice Jacquette and Gladys Nc
Allister, Of Newark; Maria Elizabeth
Bennett Wilma Faye Moore and Ruth
Russell. Of Milford; Evelyn Spruance'
Hannah Deakyne and Catharyne Den
nev. Of smyrna: Natalie Ayerst, OF Elk
ton. Md: Grace Brady Of Middletown;
Miriam Clark, Of Clayton; Emily Cole
Of Dover: Viola Eliers, OF Wyoming
Elsie Johnson, Of Richardson Park;
Mildred johnson, Of Wyoming; Emma
knowles. Of Greenwood; Lillian Nc
Kee. OF Dover; Mary Reynolds, OF Mid
dletown: Mabel Smith. Of Hartley.
Evening journal., 1919-06-17
With Bo PooP

Instructive lesson in eihnology.
In speaking OF Haiti. one OF those
small nations which would have a vote
equal 90 mat of the United States, he
said:
"a one-time mullaio slave became
ruler OF Haiti and adopted the name OF
Henri the First IIe created a conious
black sristooracy whereby tho water
side porter became "a duke and the foot
man a marquis. Hc drew mp code Of
laws. the Code Henri, in imitation Of
the Code Napoleon. His court was as
gorgeous as the court of an opera
bouffe More than that, De huilt the
palace Of sans Souci an unbelievable
edince. worthy Of Arabian Nights. The
ruins Of this fantastic edince still
crown the certain gracious heights near
Cape Haitien. Henri !. did one wise
thing ne used a silver bullet Lead
was too plehian for his arlislocratic
BRAIN
Evening journal., 1919-06-17
INDEPENDENT MONGOLIA
ASST RED, SANS AMERICAN.

n. 4. A. Special TO The Evening Journal.
MANILA. June Mongolia viii be-
come an independent State with Cen
eral semeno0 at iis head This Is the
prediction of ~ =. Romanon. agent
of The American army intelligence
bureau who is IN Manila after year
in Siberia. Colonel Barrows, former
head 90 the intelligence bureau In the
Philippines has been charged by
japanese with influencing tho Mon
goilgn independence movement. "That
was impossible" says Romanoff
"Semcnon was practically dictator OF
Mongolia when we arrived"
Evening journal., 1919-06-17
MOREsNET STATE or
DIVIDED ALLEGIANCE

N.E.A. Special 10 The Evening Journal.
BBT TSSELS. June f7-There shouldn't
De any particular howl from Morse
net over the League Of Nations pro-
gram which may give the region to
Belgium. Eventually a vote Of the peo-
ple will decide the question. and il
was set mp by the Congress Of Vienna
as q separate. though not a sovereign
state. In allegiance it has been pc
culiarly divided Belgium and Ger
many divided the customs receipts be-
tween them Each inhabitant-there
were 2S00 before the war-might de-
termine whether he would accept iur-
isdlct.on Of German or Belgian courts.
Each man could choose whether he
would serve in the German or the Bel
gan army. but he must serve In one
or the other. As a matter Of fact, the
only desire for control Of Moresnet on
either side is because Of the rich zinc
deposits.
Evening journal., 1919-06-17
ONLY II, But He
is BATTLE-SCARRED
Russian Boy With Old Rus
sian Army Longs to
Fight Again
HEAD ALMOST CUT
OFF BY TURKS
BY PEGGY HULL.
staff Correspondent of N. E. A.

sian correspondent or y. r.. \.
WITH AMERICAN ARMY IN 81
IBERIA, June i7.-Nicholas Gukuvin is
strange product Of a great war.
He is small. slender. smooth-cheeked
and 81. although he looks 40 in spite
Of his three years service with the
Russian army on the eastern front lie
showed me a ssber cut and several
bullet wounds TO prove it.
Nicholas is a peculiar combination
OF a boy and a man. lie is intensely
anti-Bolshevik. vehement and bitter
because the allies are not putting
forth greater and more active efforts
10 help Russia. I found him hanging
around an American garrison in north
ern Siberia.
When a fatherly doughboy asked
Nicholas II he would Like. 10 go to
America and live in a land Of peace
he was almost nsuted and answered
sharply, Il don't want a peace job
want 20 be a soldier in a lighting
armyW
p His history is that Of a born adven-
turer.
rograd when the war came he told
me with the aid Of an interpreter
My mother and father died when /
vas 3. Lots Of the boys were run
ming away TO join the army so / went
along. / belonged to a Baku regiment
IS scout and had a horse.
"One night after / bad neen with
he regiment two years we ran into
ONE Turks. They outnumbered us
i've TO one. That's how I got this"
nd he pointed 10 the saber cut on
is head. "The Turk thought he had
ilcd me OF ! couldn't have escaped.
1T put me in the hospital for about
I vear-that was worse than lighting.
NC ran out Of food and medicine and
they shipped me from Moscow to Pet
rograd and from Petrograd to Chelia-
binsk. got well. and when the
Czcchs came along and the Bolsheviks
started trouble 7 joined mp with the
seventh Regiment. ! just transferred
myself from the Russian army.
We had a lot Of lighting after that
all along the line 10 Nladivostok and
lie opened both his h9nds with
quick significant gesture. smiling one
of his boyish smiles-'I got more
than that 90 lie meant more than ten.
Yes" he went onihoughtfully. 81
got more Bolsheviks than / can
count"
But the old wounds and The saber
cut began TO hurt and the Czechs
shipped him 30 Nlsdivostok, where he
vas discharged as UNIT for further
service. but Nicholas is Russian and
Il and hope never dies in a heart so
young.
Evening journal., 1919-06-17
j. WALTER ANDERSON
DIES, AGED 81 YEARS
speeIaI % ND EvenIng JcurnaI.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
DELMAR. June i7.-Iames Walter
Anderson. aged 81 years. one Of the
best known citizens Of Sussex county.
died Sunday afternoon. he had been IN
falling health for several months. His
wife. two sons aud two daughters.
James Anderson. William W. Anderson.
Mrs. william A. Cannon. OF Whining
ton. n. G.. and Miss Annie Anderson
survive. In early llfe he was Ia the
railroad service Of The Delaware d.
vision, but afterwards engaged In
farming lie was a director OF the
First National Bank of Lewes. lie
formally took an active interest IN
politics and was an ardent Democrat.
he was a member Of An Saints Protest
ant Episcopal Church, which he az
tended regularly.
Funeral services. conducted by the
Evening journal., 1919-06-17
KENT COUNTY HAS
new SCHOOL SUPT.
Prof. H. V. Halloway is
Elected to Succeed
John Shilling
THIEVES BREAK INTO
WYOMING STORE
speeIsI Do The Eyenlng IournaI.

Special TO The Evening Journal
DOVER June i7-The new Kent
County school Commission has elected
Professod n. Y. Holloway Of Borden
town. ~ j.. county superintendent of
schools % succeed Professor John
shilling. who has resigned to become
assistant 90 state commissioner of
Education A. r. Snaid
Professor Holloway is we'll known In
Delaware. having been principal Of the
FELTON, public schools and later prin-
cipal NJ the New Castle schools. He
married daughter Of the late state
Senator A b. Conner. OF FELTON,. Pro-
fessor Holloway has accepted The posi-
ton and Will likely qualify and enter
upon his duties within the next week
or So
Thieves are active sgain In Kent
county as evidenced by the breaking OF
the large glass window In the store
Of Watson Carton 40 Wyoming sunday
night. The thieves stole from the win
dow a punch hoard with several val
uahle articles. including watches.
Evening journal., 1919-06-17
To RemOUe First
Signs of Old Age

"The infaillhle hrst sign of age ~ tho
eacclng cheek muscles. say Nine tnva-
llcri whose fame as beauty cclturlst II
scarcely less than that of songstresr-
These are more dihcult and serious to.
treat than wrinkles" she continues. lne
sagFiug muscles indicate they have grown
too weak to remain IN place. they musc
be- assisted strengthened.
The best way % strengthen them Is ~
bathing the face in a lotion made by dfs-
solving am ounce Of powdered taxoflte IN
half pinf witch hazel This creates
frecr circulation 90 the parts. besides
causing muscles and skin 20 contract
Saxolitf procurahic at every drug store,
has long been known hy complexion spc.
fisliate 10 uaeaaea remarkable tonic ana
astrinrent properties. valuable in treating
nabhv tissue and wrinkles.
Evening journal., 1919-06-17

This refrigerator, as you
would infer from the above il
lustration, has a top ice feed,
which will accommodate %
pounds of ice. The provision
chamber, as shown by the open
door, is large enough to accom-
modate what provisions would
be used by a family not exceed
ing four or five in number. We
guarantee this refrigerator to
be economical in consuming
ice, perfect in keeping its con-
tents in proper condition.
Evening journal., 1919-06-17

knives. ETC. The value OF the goods
stolen Is si20
Mrs r. l.. llllloday. a member OF
The Mothers Pension Commission and
sever other State commissions, will
leave next week FOR ST. Paul. MINI.
whore she VIII remain the greater part
of The summer.
Evening journal., 1919-06-17
DARK RACES LEAD
WORLD LEAGUE II
IfAtlf -
REED'S WARNING

HttUS " fttNt.f'rs
With rings on their fingers and bells
on their toes. the yellow. black, brown
and red perils will lead Uncle sam
merry dance in the League Of Nations
plan. according TO Senator Jim Reed Of
Missouri.
The "Colored League Of Nations as
the Senator insisted on calling II, viii
give the dark-skinned peoples II votes.
leaving i5 votes for the white race.
There was one virtue In senator
Reeds speech. II was highly entertain
ing. Though the galleries were filled
that afternoon with women who had
come 10 see the suffrage resolution
passed. the antis succeeded IN blocking
the vote on &C. When Reed got MP
handling vOluminous notes. great
sigh went throughout the galleries, for
Reed is known Of old as the longest
wlnded OF filibusters against suffrage.
Evening journal., 1919-06-17
BRITISH ARE SELLING
STRNGHTENED NAILS.

N.E.A. Special TO The Evening Journal.
LONDON. June if.-"About ~ tons
mostly wire nails. assorted sizes and
slraighiened for USE is the way an
advertisement Of the ministry OF
munitions dispersal board reads. How
much 10 cost 10 siraighten the nails, is
question critics OF the government
are raising.
Evening journal., 1919-06-17

Rev. Alan Parsons. rector, and the Rev.
r. n. Faulkner. viii be held at his late
home this afternoon and iuterment VIII
be made in Odd Fellows cemetery at
Laurel
Evening journal., 1919-06-17

Style Of pattern eXactIy as reproduced. Con-
sidering the special price quoted of S5.55, you
could not possibly 90 wrong to buy this suite
It will be found practical to be used either on
your porch or on your lawn It is good-ook
ing in appearance, positively durable in CON
struction and will serve every purpose, COM
pared with a suite costing from two to three
times the special price quoted. To appreciate
this exceptional value, we would suggest that
you call and see it as displayed on our third
floor
Evening journal., 1919-06-17
Cabbage and SauSages
WOman'S Diet

Il have doctored' with the best doc
tors in the United states. Some said
one thing and some another was ailing
me and all wanted to cut me open, but
Msyr's Wonderful Remedy saved me,
so now I eat cabbage. sausage and any
thing I want 20. Nothing hurts me-"
Il Is a simple. harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucus from
the intestinal tract and allays the in
nammation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments,
including appedlcitls. one dose will
convince or money refunded. J. M.
Eckerd. The Miller Drug store, N. B..
Danforih and druggists everywhere.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-05-15

gestlon for re-investing this in terest money, so as to increase your holdings, and in effect re- ceive compound interest.
 Draw your interest promptly and invest the same day the pro ceeds in U. s. government Daby bonds" otherwise known as War Savings Stamps. Glue down. some money. When you stick a stamp on a card you are paSung down portion of your futpre good fortune and present con tentment.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-05-15

Nelson Peyton, aged 61 years, died at his home northeast of Carlisle Tuesday morning, May l3th, after long illness of drop sy. He leaves a wife, one child and a brother, John Pey ton, who lives with the family. Deceased was well known to the people of thls vicinity and had many friends who will regret to learn of his death and who extend sympathy to the bereaved fami- ly. The burial took place u the Carlisle Cemetery Tuesday af- noon.
 Mrs. Ada Powell of Argenta was here Saturday and Sunday the guest of Mir. and Mrs. w.. r. Hebard. She had been attend ing decoration services at Kick ory Plains, where she has a number of relatives buried She returned to her home Sunday on the noon train.
 A full stock of aluminium ware received at Buechley's.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-05-15
to To School

Any girl or boy today, who has the opportunity ought to go to school, and really must go to school, so as to fit themselves to be able to exist in the present age.
 Don't drag your life away by foolng time and opportunity with your carelessness; get in the collar and get all the educa- tion you possibly can ard you will be better able to compete against the swift changing of the times.
 New ideas and fashions are creations of education and imag- ination. You can create some thing new if you go to school, if you make the most of everything and you must go to school if you learn the first principles of ere ating something new.
 Frank Faulkner
The Carlisle independent., 1919-05-15
TO STANDARDIZE RICE
Mlllers Also Vote Against Cancelng
 Food Administration Contract

New Orleans, May 13.-By a close vote, members of the Rice Millers' Association of America in convention here today decided against cancellation of it's agree ment with the Federal Fcod Ad ministration and declared ii fa- yor Of standardization with the establishment of grades on clean rice.
 A sensation was caused in the meeting when Frank A. God cheaux, president of the Louisi- ana Rice Milling Company. an. nounced that his firm will resign from membership in the associ. aiion. Mr. Godcheaux's firm operates 9 mills and warehouses in Louisiana, two in Arkansas and one in California. No reason was given except that MT. God cheaux said that his company desires to go t alone. "
 A report by J R. Leguenec, secretary. said that approxi- mately 100000 pockets were al. lotted to the government from August 1918, to March. 1919, 792, ,967 of these being shipped overseas
 Consumption in the United States, the report shows, has in creased } 31 pounds per capita in 1916 to 8 06 pounds last year.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-05-15
Save On Your Subscription

The regular subscription price to The Weekly Kansas City Sta, Is 90 cents year; the regular subscription price to the Inde pendent is Sl 50 year.
 The rate of both papers one year, under a special arrange mept we have just made with the publishers of The Weekly Kan sas City Star is only S1 75.
 Bring or mail your order to the Independent office. Your subscription will be extended if your time is not up. 43tf
The Carlisle independent., 1919-05-15
Did You Collect Your Bond Interest

Holders Of Liberty Bonds of second issue should not overlook the fact that interest is due and payable on CT after May 15.
 Treasury Department, War Loan Organization, Savings Di vision issues the following sug-
The Carlisle independent., 1919-05-15

~. c. Hummel wants all your eggs at highest price in cash or trade. 5t If
The Carlisle independent., 1919-05-15

Miss Cunia HaA good of Oak Grove is here the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Carroll and other relatives.
 Miss Anna Jessup left Friday morning for West Plains, Mo where she will spend two months visiting friends and relatives,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-10
Contest In Crimes.

Statistics proving that the states of the West and middle West are verita- ble hotbeds of burglary, as compared with eastern states, may be found in the widespread reports of robberies committed, through interchange of crime tabulations for the past year. Illinois stands far and above all other states in the reports of 1,156 bur glaries, selected at random from more than ten times that number of rob- berries committed which were covered or partly covered by insurance. Mis- souri is second on the list with 75 i; Pennsylvania third, with 72; Ohio fourth, with 66. Judging from western methods employed by burglars who have made big hauls in and around New York in the last few weeks, bur glary insurance underwriters believe there has been a strong influx of west ern crooks to that-pn of the country, and that New York city is developing the biggest crime wave in it's history.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-10
RABELAIS PROVED A PROPHET
Events He Recorded, In Tale for the Nursery, Have Now Become
 Assured Facts

When Pantagruel took leave of the good Gargantua, his royal father, and took shipping at the port of Thalassa for Catay, in upper India, he completed In four months the voyage which 1t took the Portuguese three years to complete, says the Christian Science Monitor. Many leagues then lay be- tween father and son, but they com municated. That is the point in turn ing over the leaves of the cures book at this hour, when the dream of the dominion of the air, which has haunted the fmaginations of men for centuries. has come true. Pantagruel, busily making purchases at the fair some where in Asia, hears a joyful cheer and sees that one of his fathers ad- vice boats has arrived-"that Ship was light as a Lark, so that 1t seem'd rather to fly on the Sea than to sail"
 Pantagruel asked Malicorn, the bear CT of dispatches, whether he had Con- gal, the heavenly messenger. "Yes, Sir, here it is swadled up In this Bas- ket.' It was a grey Pigeon which Pan- tagruel caus'd to be undressed and a white Ribbon ty'd to its Feet. The Pigeon presently flew away and in two hours 1t compass'd the air, and Gargantua, hearing 1t had white rib bon on, was joyful and secure in his sons welfare" That Is Rabelais' lit tie story, a tale for the nursery, but with all the potentialities which, in the fullness of time, have been realized.