davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1920-05-28
Taylor for Tennessee Governor.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, May 2S.-The
name of A. A. Taylor, brother OF the
late United States Senator Robert L.
Taylor. will be placed by petition on
ballots as republican candidate for the
nomination for governor. Three other
names have been enrolled as candidates.
Jesse NJ. Littleton and Charles r. Evans
of Chattanooga and Capt I. f. Peck
of McMinn county.
Evening star., 1920-05-28
Johnson in Oregon by 2.219.

PORTLAND. Ore. MAY -S-Senator
Hiram Johnson received the oregon
p-csideutiaI preference vote by a p.ur-
alit> cf .,219 over Mai. Gen. Wood his
nearest rival. according to tahulat'on
prepared by the Portland Telegram.
from complete hut partly unofhca! re-
turns.
The same tahulatIon showed Sanfleld
Macdonald Senator Johnsons 5 campaign
manager III oregon and a candidate for
delegate at large to the republican na-
tional convention. had been defeated by
H. 4nn votes
Evening star., 1920-05-28
CAPPER AND SHEPPARD
GET DRY ENDORSEMENTS

CHICAGO. May 2S-A statems nj in
dorsing Sc...-or Arthur Capper Of
Kansas &C. ths republican preSidan-
tlal nomination and Senator Morris
Sheppard If Texas. author of the
eighteenth = amendment. for the IL mo-
cratic honorS has been issued here
by Virgil =. EinShaw. chairman Of
the prohi hit ion national committed
Evening star., 1920-05-28

has reported a hitch in the peace ne
gotiations concerning the Russo
Lithuanian frontier line. according to
Kovno dispatch to the Berlinsske
Tidende. Some of the Lithuanian del
egates have left Moscow to conferf
with the government at Kovno.
Evening star., 1920-05-28
OPERATORS AGREEABLE,
SECRETARY WILSON SAYS

Anthracite coal operators have cx-
pressed A Willingness TO accept Presi
dent Wilson's proposal that com
misSion he named to settle the wage
dispute in the anthracite fields. Sec
retary Wilson said TO-DAY in announc-
ing that the joint anthracite wage
Evening star., 1920-05-28

Ii is claimed the worlds record for an
altitude flight with an airplane carry
in. three passengers and pilot was
established ~ san Antonio Tuesday.
when Lieut.. Harry Weddinston reached
an altitude of on.oSl feet with three
enlisted men in the cockpit.
Evening star., 1920-05-28

Every model made by the
Sellers Company is represent
ed in Our stock, offering choice
of oak and enamel cases with
porcelain tops, sliding alumni
mold tops, etc. Polished and
waxed finishes. Every known
device to save the housewife
time and labor is incorporated
in a Sellers Kitchen Cabinet.
You are invited to see for
yourslf just why the Sellers is
the leader among Kitchen
Cabinets and the cabinet YOU
should have in your home.
Sold on Easy Payment Terms
Evening star., 1920-05-28

scale committee would meet with him
here again next Tuesday.
Officials here expect that the result
of the Tuesday conference will be
request to the President to name the
comm ssion. which would be similar
to that which ended the dispute in the
bituminous fields.
Under the PRESIDENTS proposal the
miners would remain at work pend
ing an award by the commi Sson. The
award would be retroactive to April
l, when the contract between the
miners and operators expired.
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EI trio MauU Mllla(sS
J Raul DOL Monte

Procedenis de sanio Domingo lego
a san joan en- 81 vaper Marina 81
ito international Maury Miiiafes
Raul del Monte despnes De haber ac
tuado con mucho exlto en- IA vecina
Repablica .donde estuviegon pof espa
clio De dos meses
III trio 10 componeu Maiilde Man
rs. aplaudida tipie coniga Il sshor a..
Eares. actor comico de Erandrs facul
tades 81 conocido ara sta del gene
70 bufo. Rani del Monte
III trio" apare.eFa mahana - ri
Tcatro. su repertoire e. vprladiainio.
En- 81 renero de variedades. no hay "a
da que sea dsseonocido para los 81
tistas .desde los ciAsicos bales espaAo
les. todos ca.or y gracia. hasta Il sal.
nete inaenioso picamte
Tres funciones darA 81 cuadro AM.
). luego, trabaiafa en- todos ios demts
saiones teatros de- san 1nan Bayam8n
y demas pobiaciones Dc IA fsia.
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Ell peligrO alarmante
de las razaS amarillaS

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rapsr
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res,s, tmren-.s. 81 mrmas - ksv
ers nletsns ~. ~, !. go aFst.ri
~. ~. .-.-.. '......,t.. ..''.....,. -. -.
as. AZ --nsut.ss us- = .~~uss e. srss
rrsndss ossslaus. a. = tistsfa. : ase
ans s1sars na satnvsssea mnv .ees a.
paeat IS fsafiasf
orisr str.va : .e.tsr.r sas fss
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-19
ExitO de Ia pOmada
ZELITA en- New York
Ponce, P. R mayo 4, 1920.
ST. Marcelino Torres,
Juana Diaz, p r.

Ponce, P. R mayo 4, 1920.
Sr Marcelino Torres,
Juana Diaz, P. r.
Es,imado amigo:
Hace como un mes que regrese de los
Estados Unidos, en- donde tuve la opor
tunidad de hablar con u1 amigo mio,
un tai Franceschini, de Guayanilla Y es.
tie me informo que habia sido pregunta-
tado por vsrias seforitas americanas pa
ra conseguirle la pomada zelita, y que
hasta la habian llegado ofrecer S25
por cada bote. Es.e sefior Franceschini
NE indico habia escrito a ustedes por
muestras y las que le mandaron las
repartio entire algunas muchachas ameri-
'canas, dando a estas un resultado salts
factorio, siendo una de elias la que lie
60 ofrecer los S25.O0 81 lie conseguia
un pomo.
Yo estimo que con una buena propagan
da en- los Estados Unidos puede tener
la pomada una buena aceptacion CO.
mo es usted uno de los accionis' as de
Ia Compafiia no he tenido inconvenien-
te en- informarselo por 10 que pudiers
convenirles.
Ouedo como siempre de usted asto
amigo v S. S.
(Firmado) J. BERNAoLA. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-19
Tribunal de Distrito
Seccion Primera

Luis Juan Butio. ev parte deciaTato
ria dc herederos. Sc declafaron uuicos
universities heredcros de Lals Ruhio
Y Dolores Cali, a sus legitim0s hiios
Jose Dolores. Beatriz Antonia Luis
Juan, Maria Antonis y Marcial Do
lores Rub Cali
Sarah T. Hardon vs. Kari Hern Lundt
Sprielhsgen su esposa Luisa Annoni
concelacion de grsvamcn. Sc ordeno que
los demandados ca este case sean cita
dcs por medic dc cdietos.
Vidal Ma'tas Torres Nevarcz. ex
parte. desl5ratoria de- herederos So de-
clararon unicos univesales heredcroa
de Emilia Nevarcs Torres. sus legi
tilnos hiios Antonio. Pedro de Jesus
Manuel de JESUS y Vidal Matias Torres
Nevarez.
MargaIits Ramirez de Davila vs. RI
cardo Davila Santos nulidad de Fin.
junction = Sc transfirio para 81 viernes
las nueve dc Ia manana.
Laurcana Rivera Alices. cx psrte de
claratoria de herederos. Sc declararon
unioos universities hcrederos DC Juan
Justine Rivera Figueroa. a sus hiios
Joaquina Laureans Rivera Figueroa.
Consue.o Jorge ve'azquez vs.. Luis 10
saTio Rondon, divoTcio. So declare con
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-19
COHfeTanCia COlebradd pa
IA SOIuClOnaT Ia husIgd
CcOntinuaciOn dc Ia la. psgina)

Continuation dc la Ia. psgina)
tas han expresado su prOposito DE- no
entendcrsa mas con las casas navie-
ras. a menos qle estas no rccOnOz-
can Ia iustieia de 81 causa y Ia se-
riedad de sus peticioncs.
FL gobernador Smith dc Nucva
York ha pedido a Ia Comision de Co
mercio un aumento DC los iietes para
los vapores costaneros. con q fin dc
rminar con la paralizacion dc los
muclles de Nueva York. 81 este au-
mcnto Sc consigue. probablemcntc.
quedara zaniada tambien Ia huelga
de Puerto Rico. pues esa es una Dc
las con6iciones esenciales que exiien
las Companies para llegar a un con-
venio con los huelguistas.
FL organizador general de In Amc-
rican Federation Of Labor don San
tiago Ig.esias es de opinion que d.
no haber sido .por los rompe-huelgas
Ia huelea dc los muelles hubiera si-
do resuelta dosde hace tempe ~ 81.
Iglesias, cree. tambien que 81 actual
conficto Sc prolongara por 10 menos
cuatro meses mas. 81 antes no ccden
las casas navicras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-19

Las naciones civihzadas Dc Europa
Sc etan detruyendo mas a o'ras es
tan deltruyendo ai mismo tempo "a q.
vilizac.on icvants6a con Ia labor De
siglos
Asmaria Austria consIfuyeron Ga
rante mnchss cen'urias ~ primers d
nea de defersa contra las hordas il
vsporas del Asia FTancia. Beigica =
Italia han tornado la segunda lines.
Inglatarra por el mar Sc hs lsvanfado
formidab.c. protcgicndo al munlo oc
cidental como un oregon una prin
cesa.
no has raz6n just sable para que
esas naeiones que deacndon la clti
lizacion de occi3cnte Sc aniqu.irn unas
a otras por medic de Ia gusrra Esas
naciorss debcn fosmar un frenfe un.io
para protsgerse ccnt.a los pelieros ey
tornos opener sus fuerzas comhiaa
dss Ia anenaza dc una invasion -tia
tica.
5Que ganauan Inglatcua. Francis s.
Bclgica con la postracion total Dc Ale
mania Austria. 81 al Queiag .nermes
es s naCiones queiaria dcstruida a
principal muralla de couteuci6n contra
las hordas de iasHrDLSHRDLUUU
ls9i hordas amariilas? 5oue venfaias de
rivarisn Aemania Austria de IA des
tTucoion de Francia. Bclgica = Tngiaie
IRA. cuya fu.rza y ayuta lc scriau ua
cessrias para repeler los aselitH 4cl
0riente2 tPor rue So empena Europa
en- mermar sus fucrzs reducir su %
de-. 81 en- un momcnto dado pucis ne
ces tar de una fuersa poderosa dc
un csfuerzo urid0 en- una luCha supre
ma Ell la cual Sc iugsria IA ciwh-a-
cion europea que CORE r. pehgTo de
ahogarse bajo II inuntacion del bar
ta.ismo?
America no e. fndifeten'cs a cse nag
no problem. porque ei sometimicnto AZ
Europa seiis su propia rnins America
no tssa en- contacto immediate con IA
ameuazs de o. enfe por 81 Este peIo
ell pc igro Ia cnvolvcTia insvit 1blomente
por Ell oests. Dor "a parts del r. sifco.
Para defender intereses material y
humanos America ticue ei debcr dc 20
ner en- iueso toda su iniaeneia para
oonservsr uuir baio l1s banderas Dc ia
paz Y del prOgro .as fuorzas de u g.
vilizaCion
Fl gran prchlema dc las razas blan
cas- no dehe buscar soiuciores On las
cuestiones DC fronteras sino 81 evitar
a todo trance que FL Jap6n absorba y
organize Al As'a para cmprtnier "a con
quists d-l mundo
Por 10 general en- Europa On Amc
rica no Sc han dado cucnts dc la 81
tuacion, pero el case es qoe e. psligro
amarillo e. una rcahdad. gue ios cis
gos es.dpidos ea5ismos ds Europa "a
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@iIIIi|'':2IiiBurfalgSQ 8:

iuEsr "a demands y - impusieFon IT,
ostas al nrma ndadn
Julia ropez MaurFe. en- parts. inea.
pacidsd - declare 4as Douinzo N
que oa SCI eucucutra eu condicieaes as
poder cisIt taf nnsvs aents. tsaos iot
acfos concsrnientes q l. uisEs aam.nistra
eion % sns bisnes a. iaaai ane psra re-
zirs y en- sd Colrs -ueneia - leVanio
IA inczpacidsd q qus estaba suiste y -
lesfituyo Al iihIe efeFcicio de tados
sus derech0s civilcs
BcniEna Soils VI lose Hsycs. diver
CSC. Sc declare con ingar "a demands.
qnedando Jos hlics hsbidos 81 si matr
mcrio bslo Ia patris peiesiad ds su
madrc IN demandante y ~ impusisron
las costaa II demandante
Isidra Rivera. ~ paffe. dcciafsforia
Dc hcrederos Sc suspendi6 harta uHevo
sshalamisnto
Emilia Bsuios vs Kafasl Reyss Al
voscio. r. Tribunal = reserve 81 reso
luciou
Juan vidal w. vIeIo IIs.manss a
hos y perrin clos III Tribunal ~ feasT
70 su resolucion
Luis Cardoua Meiesio - Euhna "a
villa vazauez. dfvoTeio. Sc tuspeudio
hasta nuevo sshaiamienfn
Reyes cardons steward VA Aufsfa
Lopez oiiveras divorcls Sc declare con
luaar u demanda. quedando ios hiior
habidos "a el matrimonio baio "a %
tia poiosiad de- padre. y - impnsis
ron las costas il demandada.
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LOS LIos EN- oRIENTE,

PARIS. JUNO 1s.--La Comision de
Asun5os Extranjeros de Ia Camara fran
cesa ha tornado ell acuerde de cnviar una
comisi6n Oriente con objeto de in
vesdgar la situacion que ALI predomina.
Sc ha comisionado, ademas. al presi-
dente de la Camara para que pida a Mr.
Millerand que comunique ell contenidO
de los despachos telegrafcos que Sc han
cambiado entire Ell gobierno y ell gene
raj Franchet D'Esperey, que esta al fren
te de las tropas francesas Ell oriente
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LA poI1T1cA EN- SAN GERMAN

Nuestro Corresponsal nos informa 10
siguiente:
LA agrupacion denominada "Var
guardia Degetau' celebr6 un gran mi
tir en- el barrio del "Bosquo". Habla
ron a,gunos j6venes, desarrollando inn
portantes temas FL mitin termino con
I'm discourse de don Francisco servera
Silva.
-visitaron la poblacion los l1deres
republicanos Barbosa Tous Soto. Fue
ron a recibirles numerosos manifestan
tes. Ambos hderes Sc dirigieron al phi
blico, con elocuentes frases. Una mani
festacion trat6 de interrumpirlos, inter
viniendo la policia. A la muchedumbre
republican, le fueron lanzadas a.gunas
piedras."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-19
uN MAIET1N DE c1RuJ1A

FL doctor Morales Mufioz dio cuen'a
Ia Detec' i've de que lie habian robado
de su autom6vil. en- momentos EN- que
lie dej6 solo en- la calle de la Fortaleza,
su naletin de instrumentos de ciruiia
La Detective investigs Ell ssunto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-19
BUEN NEGoC1o

Sc vende con ventajosas cOndiciones
para 9. compradorI el ''Hotel San Ra-
fael', en- Fajardo, acreditado estable-
cimiento administrado por su actual
duefio por mas de 90 amos. cuenta con
unos 600 d6lares mensuales de abona-
dos. Crist6baI ANDREU, Advt.
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BRUsELAS, JUNO 1S.-De acuerdo
con noticias oficiales que proceden de
fuente inglesa, el gobierno de Belgica
desmiente que haya tenido intencion de
conferenciar con la comision ''sovie."
pres;dida per Krassin para negar un
acuerdo sobre Ell restablecimiento de
relaciones comerciales con Russia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-19
Mas nOtiCiaS
CabIegrdfiCaS
(PoR CABLE FRANcEs)
LOS AMERICANoS DECIDEN
AYUDAR A FRANCIA.

PARIS, JUNO S.-El periodico lie
Matin'' ha publicado una information
declarando que una importante asocis-
cion comercial de los Estados Unidos
prcporcionara la industria francesa Sc
tenta y cinco mil toneladas de cobre a
credi,o .concediendo a los industriales
franceses un plazo de dos amos para re-
dimir la deuda.
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LOS HUELeu1sTAs cEDEN

ROMA, JUNO 1s.-Las huelgas locales
de los ferrocarriles de Milan, Florencia
Y Pisa, han entrado en- su periodo de de
caimiento. Los obreros Sc han visto obi
gados q ceder EN- sus demsndas. Muchos
trenes han vueEo circular. Sc cree que
ell trafico quedara totalmente restable-
cido pronto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-19
NEcEs1TAMos UNA JovEN

Con conocimientos en- Inglts. que Sc.
pa escribir bien en- maquinilla para ira.
baio permanente Dirijase expressndo
sueldo Que desea, experiencia etc al
Apartado 1892, san Juan, p. r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-19
A LOS MARrNos DE
UN AcoRAzADo EgpANoL

HABANA. innio 10 Sc espera a lis
gada del acogayado espahol Alfonso
KIN. que sera en- q sntrantt mes de
Julio. Con ese motive sc ha-en pFcpa.
rativos para agasaiar = "a onelaiiAad
v tripulantes dei hermoso husuf ~ Ene
IRA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-19
Es mas facil conquistar una
posiclon, que sostenerla.

Ell ALcoHoLADo cEREIPNA debdo sus exceIentes
propiedades aatiene pero y alto, Ell prestgio que
exitos lie han dado como producto indispensable
ira casa.
Que Ell prediecto de las fanias, diaro 10 procIa
man sus innumerables consllTn'9ores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-19
LA UNION" HA TRIUNFADo EN-
GUAYANILLA
(POB TELEGRAF0)

(POB TELEGRAFO)
Guayanilla, JUNO IS.
Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
Resultado quinto dia inscripciones:
Unionistas. 2S7; republicanos, 1877; So
cialistas, 90; dudosos, 7.--Mayoria unio
nista sobre republicanos 100.
Ell CoRRESPoNSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-19
DESDE VEGA BAJA

Ell cOMISIoNADo MUNICIPAL DE
INSTRUCTION PRESENTA sU RE-
NUNCIA-LoS/ MAESTRos PIDEN
AL CONCEJ0 QUE TAI RENUNCIA
NO SEA -ACEPPADA.-EL cONCEJO
DA UN voTO UNAN1DIE DE CON
FIANzA AL SENIOR RIVERA
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MUERTE DE UN F1NANc1ERo

PARIS, JUNO 1s.-Thors. ex-direc or
del Banco de Paris en- los Paises Bajcs,
ha fallecido. N
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Con motive de varias notas publicad2s
en- la prensa de San Juan bajo las frmas
de Juan Leon X'' Reporter Po-
litico''. en- los que sc ha pretendido apo
car los meritos personalss del ilustrado
professor profundo pensador don Fa-
cundo Rivera, quien eierce con sobrada
aptitud el honroso cargo de Comisiona
90 Municipal de instruction, este resol-
vio presentar su renuncia, y asi 10 hizo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-19
EL CONCEJo Sc REUNE:

Esta niisma noche. microbes, reuni
dos los sefiores que compcnen dicho al
TO Cuerpo, presen' ada leida la car
ia del seiior Rivera. el presidente. do,
Emilio Miranda, suplica al seiior River,
explique los motivos de su inesperad,
resolution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
Peter Rabbit Visits the Peach Orchard

my Tit the Chickadec had told him.
Peter hoped up to the nearest peach
tree and nibbied the bark My. how
good u tasted He went all around
the tree. stripping Off the bark He
stood up on his long hind legs and
reached ~ far as he could Then
no dug the snow away and ate down
as far as he could. When he could
get No more tender young bark he
went on 70 the next tree
Now, tho Peter didn't know n he
was In the very worst kind Of mis-
chief You sec, when he took off
all the bark all the way around the
young peach tree. he killed the tree.
for. you know. II is on the inside OF
the bark that the sap, which gives
life TO a tree and makes 1t grow,
goes up from the roots to all the
branches. SO when Peter ate the
bark all the way around the trunk
OF the young peach tree. he had made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
SCRIBBLE SCRATCH INQUIRIES

-Chip. chip. chip. chip~<r nid
scamper Squirrel and sat odwn-
Nancy was astonished and Nick
was amazed What had happened
20 the Squirrel boy that be should
talk that way to the schcolmasssrf
They expected 10 see Mr.. scribbie
Scratch order him TO the corner at
once for such conduct But instead
Of that the fairyman only answered
calmly. mo. l don't think that was
u. Scamper. That was only a duck
feather you saw on the pond
Cobbis Coon then raised his hand.
well, cobble--' nodded scribble
scnmper Squirrel and nat down
-Crrr-srrr zap yapxrrrr' mumbied
Colby giisly and he sat down
That must have been the milk.
weed pod burst open that you saw"
said scribhls Scratch. shaking bis
heal
All st once ne twins realized
what was wrong. without their
charm they couldn't understand a
thing tho creatures said
(Cggstxist, 1879. y. r. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16

UDoNT go. Peter Rabbit Don't
Il ~ COR begged Danny Meadow
Mouse.
Pefsr hoped to the edge OF the Old
Brier Patch and looked over the
moonlit. snow-coyered meadows to
the hill back of Farmer Browns
house. On that hill was the young
peach orchard OF which Tommy Tit
the Chickadee had told him. and ever
since Peters mouth had watered and
watered every time be thought OF
those young peach trees and the ten
! der bark Of them
Il think will. Danny. inst this
Rnce,- said Peter. IT'S n long way,
md I've never been there before. but
n guess it's Just as safe as the Mead.
! ows or the Green Forest"
on. rm as bold AZ bold can bsi
sine hoppy- hippy- hippy- hop-Si
Til HE me forth ths world 10 sect
Sing hoppy- hippy hippy -hop-oi
My ears ara long.
My legs are strong.
80 now good day.
III HE aWayf
Sing hoppy- hippy -hippy -hop-of
And with that Peter Rabbit left
ne dear, safe Old Brier Patch, and
away he went lippertyl ippertyJip.
across the Green Meadows toward
4 the hill and the young orchard back
\ OF Farmer Browns house. Danny
Meadow Mouse watched him go and
yshook his head in dlsapproval. FOOL
, ish, foolish, foolish" he said over and
over to himself why can't Peter be
content with the good things that he
Hhas7"
er Rabbit hurried along thru
the moonlight stopping every few
~rninutes TO sit up and look and
listen. He heard the fierce hunting
tail Of Hooty the Owl way over In
~ Green Forest. so he felt sure
l1t at present there was nothing 10
fear from him. He knew that since
their return to the Green Meadows
and the Green Forest, Granny and
Reddy Fox had kept away from
Farmer Browns. so he did not worry
about them.
All In good time Peter came 10 the
young orchard II was just ~ Tom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
Postmaster Given
Years Sentence

PORTLAND. Or Dec IRE
tracing his plea of not guilty 70 the
federal charge OF embezxiins s2.seo. 20
while he was postmaster at Jcnningi
Lodgr. Charles A. Eiwcli waa sen
fenced by judge wolverton ycster.
day 20 serve one year In the county
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.Sfar Ss"HS s.:
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WAR On TIE SLIP

"N1ATEs. wen never weather
AA this cold IN such ciothesr'
cried ose OF the sailors. ~wen
fr~cze IN yondcr icceovercd rig
Einsf Draw your pistols. men;
wen at tho captain and have
warm clothes within the hour
The men were cold and angry,
and In less time than II takes 20
TIN n. out came the pistols and a
little war was on right on the
frozen deeks
But q Mr.. Stuart. who was al
ways . pcaoemakcr. came DO
tween the captain and his furious
men, and tho he quiet~d the men.
the cruel captain stood guard
over his boxes and bales and the
men froxc on deck or crept shivcr.
ing into their hammocks.
But the storm ragged on. rain
fell In sheets. then sicet and great
haiistsnes ratified on the ice-ocv-
cred sails and riggtngs. and the
poor sailors were about frantic.
A week and day they struggled
against tho gale. and on the morn.
ing Of the I'D OF March they
sighted land II was n battered
ship and tired crew. I tell youl
Every rope was as stir as a rod
OF iron. every san like glass. the
live stock frozen 20 death. and
other things lost
The land proved 10 be Cape Dis
appointment. on the north side Of
the Columbia River.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16

| An the tired men looked harry
and everybody forgot his own dis
eomfort--thcy were 80 glad and
thankful 20 be nearing land once
moro
II was stfli about 10 miles
away. but II was land, and every
heart took up a SONG OF bopa
They couldn't see vrry clearly
what sort Of land n was. for the
weather was stiii rough and cold
gray mist hung low over the sea-
As they neared the shores they
could see how rugged. Wild and
dangerous a coast Il was. but the
captain seemed not 60 notice.
Il think II is tho mouth OF the
Great Oregon. or columo ta
River he said. 81 think u Is:
and when I shall have made sure
OF that. shall send men cut to
examine the channel on yon bar
II was a terrible sight. that bar;
rough even In the fAlrcst weather.
the heavy storm had dashed the
waves into fury. and the sound
OF their hungry roar as they
dashed against the rocky walls OF
tho efrs made the men on board
tho ship trcmble as they watched
and listened
For some time the ship lay 70.
and no one dared speak. then The
captains voics rang out with an
order.
TO Be Continued