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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11
Prohibition Agent
Lands Roswell Man
After a Battle

Capt. n. y. Perkins or the prohibit
ton forces this morning received word
from Prohibition Agent G j. Shaw
that he had had a battle to capture
II. q. Russell Of Roswell. charged with
selling Intoxicating liquors, mostly
whiskcy.
Russell was arranged before United
states COMMISSIONER Dan &. savage
OF Roswell and was held under $3.50
bond to await the action Of the fed
eral grand jury. Shaw trailcd the
man into tho First National bank
huildinp according to the report and
put him under arrest. Russell started
10 run and went through n plate
glass door but wns caught.
Zcst Gets 80 Days
John Henry Zcst who was arrested
several days ago at the Overland
hotel on the cE rye Of selling drinks
at IA dollar a glass changed his plea
not guilty to guilty yesterday
afternoon and was sentenced TO 30
DAYS in jail.
The federal court here yesterday
closed ita session with h Injunction
suit against William Charles and
Florence McCarty Of Socorro. They
were enjoinod from allowing their
cattle to trcspRss on certain land ON
the Datil national forest.
OF the 100000 ions Of rubber
O.rovv,, Inst yaar the IfnlfQl Etutoe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11
Albuquerque Man
Rescues Girl From
Nut in New York

Elwood Albright, formerly OF Albu-
querque, has achieved distinction In
New York by rcscuing n woman friend
from a nut whose mania was kiss
ina. The New York American tells
Il thus:
Mics Jacqueien Paynter. OF phila-
delphia. was walking through the
Pennsylvania Terminal last night with
an escort when n strange man dashed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11

up. threw his arms abom her ana
attempted 10 hug and kiss her III
wood Albright. also OF Philadelphia
who was with Miss Payntor. draEged
tho amoroua n%ssaliaint aside and held
him until a policeman arrived.
The prisoner SAID he was ora Nlel-
son. and insisted his nome was ~ the
Bronz Zoo. whore he fed the blrdA
He "a committed to Bellevue HOS
pital.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11

The Herald Is the New Mexico
paper that takes the want" out
Of Want Ads by bringing Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11
Citizens Killed in
Czecho- Slovakia as
Authorities Fire

PRAGUE, Czecho-Slovakin, Dec. 10.
A detachment OF police endeavored to
clear away n crowd of demonstrators
from in front OF the parliament build
ing today. Finding itself surrounded
and attacked. the authorities aliege,
they fired upon the crowd. wounding
ut leust eighteen persons -four of them
seriously.
The government buildings are be-
ing guarded by troops.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11

Cradle OF Courage will be supported
by an all-stnr east In n story Of
"'Square Kelly" u crook, and an I'M
cident in his life among the gang"
Of eSan Franoisco's criminal world.
The sort Of story that rcaches your.
heart. Z
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-26
FL PUENTE INTERNATIONAL
Niene de IA la. PaS)

Dor de los oomberos cue eStuTleron
a la altura de su mission.
Sc calcula cue costara uno& tres
cientos mil .dolares reconstrulr Ell
pIente destru!do hoy Y probablemen
mente pasaran varios meses antes
cue quede Ell condolences &c poder
ser alberto al trafico de peatones.
Los miembros de la Camara de Co
mercio citaron 4 junta desde luego
para tratar acerca del problema crea-
do. por Ia destruction del puente. en-
re!aci6n con cl trafico internaclona!
V a dicha junta fue invitado ell Co.
mandante militar de este distrito.
La situaci6n SC considera seria Y da-
da Ia uositilidad de que e! movlmlen
to rebelde cunda ran, i;rlenle en-
Mexico. creeese n~ecesario proceder
desde luego a reemplaZar el puente
d~estruido, usando. mientras tanto, los
rontones del gobierno. 81 llega a Ia
cerse necsario V este 10 permite.
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AYUDA A UNA COMPATRIoTA

DAWSON, New Mexico. Abril p.
Los senores Jose Madrigal. Alfonso
Cortazar Y Damian Fernandez. HI
cieron n c~olecta entire los compa-
triotas de esta ciudad. con objeto de
recabar fondos para ayudar a IA Sc
nora Daria Cortes Yea. de Suarez,
cue tuvo la d~esgracia de perder re
cientemente a 81 esposa el senior Ju-
Ian Suarez.
La suma recaudada por los senores
mcncionados assemble a II cantldad
de SLOT. de la cual Sc disPuSo para
sufragar los eastos de los f]uncralcs
del finado. habierdo restado la can't
dad de $4,000 que fueron entrega
dos a la propia sonora para ayuda
de sus gastos particu!ares.
Ia sonora VIDA. d Suarez. da las
gracias, por medic de las preSentes
lineas. = todaS aQuellas p~ersoras que
tan bondadosamentc le !mnartleron
su ayuda V c~onsueio. an Ia desgracia
que acaha de sufrir. eSpcciaimente a
los senores que tomarDn In I~uiciativa
para esta obra fiiartropjca. La Ista
de las personals que contrihuyeron
para ayudar De Ia se1orl Vida. de
Suarez. es Ia ~siguicntc:
Sr. Jose Mad~i"al $500; Alonso
Cortazar. 500; Damiin Fernandez.
100: Antonio Cortez : 90; Cruz
Rodriguez. 500; Tiaurcio Botello,
500: Juan Hernandez. 500: Apollo
Mo OgoS. 500; Antonio Nontolla,
500; Juan J. Garlic. 500; Manuel
lie Ia Cruz. 800; Alberto Alvarez,
500; Joaquin Terrazas. 500; Jose D..
Martinez. 200: Mqrceiino h~vel9sQuez
200: Ignacio Ram;rez. 200; Manuel
Daniel Sanchez. 21p: Angel N&"qucz.
200; Leandro CASTLE. / 20; Rumal-
do Gutierrez. 80: Jose Martinez.
80; H. B. Cotera. 100; Toribio Lo
PEI. 100; Martin Garcia, 100: Ra-
mon Pena. 100; JesGs Flores. 100;
Tomas Chavez, 100: lose B. Sieala,
100 Daniel Lara. 100; Felix MARITIME
100: Heliherto Martinez. 100: En-
carnaci6n Rodriguez, 100: A. Mon
talvo. 100: Sr. Juan ". Lugo. 100;
Guadalupe Adasolo, 100; Sr. Miguel
Garcia. 100; H~ermerejildo Garcia,
100; F. NJ. Navarro, 100; Sr. Azure
Ito Rodriguez, 100; Juan Rodriguez.
100; Alvino Arabula. 100; Geronimo
Garcia. 100; NJ. G.. Mares. 100; Jo-
Sc G. Lopez, 100; Martin Garcia B.
Suarez, 200; Juan Quinones, 200;
100: S6stenes Rentcria. 100; Emilio
Agual!o. 100 Pillar Melchor, 100.
Total $1,000.
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ESPIRITlSMO.
MAGNETIsMO, Etc.

49,. "a, lar por medic del MsGne-
n,mo. caaos. u3sz2c ; S~.nnasia - i.Ss
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ii. rJc- "e'S
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9 E u-4Soa 100. . sea eI @.-s ue h a..
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: V-TdHdero Dragon Ro!o.-Encn0tzn'ea.
.s conwros. secrecoe x uSSIa. &c. So
Enchl-.GIones. GImSTs0s 5 FeH;"cu-oS SO''
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5a,bl.eT,. Eufstou INCA J >Smp'eS -,
NJ EI,~o-ta. Hls0orta del h'.noAsn2;
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Los adulraAs sectesos de AS ,o a
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S.S.TSDo P-.soaA4.-IIlsrorlA dei mag
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Manual de Ma<ia 5lRac2 IN.
Nanunl Gs Na%lA EeSSA 20
Secrs,os Gel Inferno
Secre:os de % GarIJoA-A=te de Eanaf a
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$50, de Alberto 81 G-ands <Vc
Seer.,os Ge a Prsu5lsIE--loD , n A4&E&
LecGIoLes pracIcas &c rstSIoleS , Pr, a,
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les cue estuvieror . cargo d2l pia-
nista V compositcr Ignacio Torres J
del violinista Samuel Mainez. Torres
;~ntcrpret5 dos comrosiciones suyas:
"Scrcnata Colueta" Y Hoja de Al
bum. la primsra IS n v~erdadera
filigrana: ma mrlodia sincra. espon-
tanea gre q que Ia concibio supo
armonizarla de una .narera adm!ra-
bic. sin recurrir a las afectaciones mo-
dernistas. Torres arranc0 con SUI Sc
rarsta nUtridos ~aplausos.
I,aine2. por ST parte. ros hizo or
Ia Caraeina de Raft como pocas We
ceS Ia lahianoS dido. FL violinista
Mainez pose6 IN ~temperamento Vi
brante. Tai 10 manifesto anoche en-
L. Interpretation de Ia bslla Cavatina
Para hoy So anuncia I'M bello pro
grama. Entire los numeros mas ST.
gestivCs figuran la "a. Rapsodla de
List t~orpuesta), los Aires Naciona-
les Mexicanos del maestro Galindo
(orquesta) Y la Polonesa Heroica de
Cho?ia que interpretara Ell pianista
Ignacio Torres.
Los pTecios han side rebajados no.
~tahleren'-
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Ia fiebre amarillo
(Viene Ie Ia tercera)

10 Is minutes. despues del cual Sc
10 debe secar. zanzibar de ropa NJ
mediatamente, Y proporclonar coo'
jas limpias.
Sc lie administra luego una ouena
dos;s de calomelano. va sea senciIia
. dividida en- pequenas c~antldades,
seguida. 6 horas mas tarde, de sui
fato de magnesio 0 de aIgun otro
purgante saline.
Tan pronto como sc presenter los
v6mitos. puede ~aplicarse un snaps
mo de mostaza cue cubra bien Ia re-
gi6n gastrica (del estomago,) danGo
81 enfermo. por la boca, trozos dc
hjelo. 81 los v6mitos perslsten sueie
dar buenos resultados la apllcaclon de
ma bolsa de hielo sobre ei epigas-
trio lboca del estomago.) -,
S. la temperature es elevada, y el
enfermo inquietud, sc lie puede
administrator una dosis 90 granos)
de a%spirina, repitiendola. 81 fuere
necesario. despues de IN j~nterva!o de
tres horas. Son titles en- estas CIR
cu~nstancias las aguas mlnerales ga
seosas. en- pequenas ~cantldadc5, a IN
tervaIos frecuentes pero bien deter
minados. segun las condolences del
paciente; V con respecto al uso de
medicamentos para sostener las 1uer-
zas del enfermo. tales, por cJempLo'
como la e~stricnina, IA digital Y cl al
cantor. estos Sc deben aplicar tan
solo baio las 6rdenes Y Ia vigllancla
de IN medico competente.
La constipation debe combatlrse
con la~vativas de aqua tibia Y jabona-
dura. Y es ~preferible, en- estos casos.
Ia introduction de IN tubo rectal
adecuado. por medic del cual Sc pue-
den inyectar dos pintas de hquldo'
una O dos veces al dla.
En- la fiebre amarillo la dleta es de
n mayor importancia. Durante los
nrimeros dos O tres dias debe darse
POGO o ningln alimento. Puede PERM
tirse la administration. en- pequenas
cantidacs, cada dos o tres horas, de
leche hien diluida con alguna aqua
raseosa, de Vichy, por ejemplo. o
mezc!ada o aqua de cal o de ceba-
la. Son asimismo de utilidad los he
lados. los who's generosos ylas Jaleas.
Mas tarde. cuado haya baJado Ia
temperature. pueden darse al paclen-
te otros alimentos de facil digestion,
a horas determinadas; y hasta que la
temperature haya bajado a Ia nor
nal V ALI permanezca, sc comenza-
ran a dar substancias solidas en- pc
qlenas cantidades Y con TODD culda-
do: Una alimentacion eXagerada du-
rante Ia convalescencia puede produ-
cir una muerte repentina.
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ExtraCrdinarias activi-
dades de AIvarado
Wienc dc IA Ia. PaE)

UienGa a lograr, para u directories,
Ia possession del gobierno de IA naclon.
Expreso Alvarado, ademas. en- u
dcclaraciones. que e. hizo TODD GUAM
to lie fue possible para persuadr al IN
geniero Bonilas de que no Sc presen-
tara como candidate a Ia P~rcsidenc!a
de Ia Repu5lica. pero que BonlI!aS
le manifesto que eran inutlles los eS-
fuerzos que sc hicieran para mantle
ner!o alejado de la campana presl-
dencial. porque 81 no podria jamas
rehusarse a ser candidate toda vez
que Sc lie habia pedido que fuese.
Agreg6 que la rebellion de Gore
g6n contra Carranza fur causada
Dor el sin numero de atentados de
Que fue victima durante Ia campana
p~olitica en- favor de 81 candldatura,
atentados que culminaron es su de
tenci6n en- la Ciudad de Mexico don
| de Sc le acuso dc de!itos imaglnarlos.
.Alvarado termin6 sus d~eclaraclo-
mes manifestando que esta convencl-
| do plenamcntc de que las verdaderaS
intenciones de Carranza han sido
hace mucho tempo Y todavia hoy. las
| de posponer las elecciones de poderes
fedrales V contiruar 81 mdetlnida-
mente en- el poder. en- vista de que
no ruede reeleCirSe conforme a IA
| lev.
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ALREDEDOR DEL TRATADO DE
PAZ ALIADO CON
HUNGRIA

BUDAPEST. Abrjl 25.-El Condo
Albert Apponyi. iefe de Ia delegation
de paz de Hungria. no intenta volver
{ Paris para rccibjr la respuesta 4
las neutrality-suspicious. hdngaras,
cxcepto en- e. last de que los aiiados
sugieron que proceda asi.
FL cuerpo de dclegados dc Hun,
gria en- Versailles Sc espera que tenga
en- 81 poder los documentos sometidOs
por los aliadoS 4 su consideration,
con rcfcrencia q ia ~situacion actual
de las negociaciones del Tratado de
Paz Y que los trausmitan al Gobier-
no del Regento Almirante Horthy en-
esta capital. acompanados de los pla-
res para someter el Tratado a n
Asamblea Nacional antes de !leCar q
una decision sobre 81 sc debe firmar
10, O no.
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"A JUEENTUD LIBERAL UNI.
EERSITARIA DE CUBA.

HABANA. Abril 2O.-La juventud
es~tudisntiI Guiana sc ha undo a Ia
Gauss liberal. hab;eHdo organlzado
una association que llevara por nombre
Association Liberal Univrsitaria.
con obieto de nombrar Ia Directiva
de Ia Association. Sc reuni6 antier IN
gran numero de ~jovcncs estudiantes
IN les solones del Circulo Liberal,
habierdc 2resenciado cl acto e. lider
liberal General Faustino Guerra Y
otros pro:ninentes m;embros del Par.
lido Liberal cuhano.
Los estudiantes trabaiaran activa,
mertc on favor de Ia causa liberal
en- Ia campaHa electoral que Sc aveci-
ma = votarin, les Que Sc hallcn en-
caDacidad para hacsrlo. por Ia can
didatura del Paryido Liberal.
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La propaganda de ca
rr3nZ2
lViene de IA Ia. PaE)

rroll6 ~valiendosc de los representan-
ties de Carranza en- los Estados Uni
dos Y en- Honduras Britanicas, quic-
mes Sc a~cercaron a algunos revolt
cionarios ccntro-americanos tales CO.
mo eli general Maximo Rosales que
aspira a Ia p~residencia de Honduras
' Jose Castillo, refugiado p~olitico de
Guatemala, habiendo sido Il agen-
tes Carlos Diaz, Consul en- Hondu,
ras britanicas. Y Eiliavicencic, Con
sui en- Nueva Orleans.
Para terminar. cita Jones una pre-
tendida conversation con Bonllias en-
Ia qIe lie dijo que Carranza trataba
de extcnder 81 poderio de Mexico por
toda la America.
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POR FL NACIONAL

Ia tiDica del Maestro Lerdo de Te-
iada sirre c~osechando aplausos en- Ia
Sala iel Nacional.
In la function de IL tarde, Ia orQueS,
"a interpreted el Walls Capricho de Ri
ca-do Castro. una dana de J. Perches
En- riquez. "Causser;c" de Nillanueva,
dos bellas danzas del maestro Lerdo
Y Ia Rapsodia Nexicana No. i de j.
Corona. e. piblico aplaudi6 cada IN
dc las obras Y al final, dc cada parte
el maestro Lerdo Sc VIC preclsado a
corceder 81 encore"
Y les nGrneros culminantes del pro
qrar1a = que fue sujeta Ia function
de Ia noche fueron. sin duda alguna,
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RIM: ENTIRE NARINOS AMERI
CANOS

HA8ANA. Abril 20.-Un grupo de
:narinos americaros sostuvieron una
sa~ngrierta ri6a. en- "a Estaci6n Ter
minal. 4 Ia bora prccisa en que nu-
merosas personals Sc preparaban para
romar 81 tren de Santiago de Cuba.
F. origer dc Ia trifulca no So ha
podido aver;guar. Los marines. que
p~err5recen al vapor americana Lake
Euknart", lleraron a Ia Estacion
Central : Sc dirigieron a IA cant;na
IN donde ~cstuvieron bebiendo copas
de who's y c~ervezas. despu6s de 10
cual, = sin que Sc cenga idea de CO.
mo surg;o q conflicto. vinieron Z las
todos los ci-ados marines, ar
man6o una frasca fenomenal. Dos de
los rijosos resultaron sacramento he
rides. en- vista de que uno de los ma
rinos. Q quien acredieron todos los
demas. hizo uso de una cuchilla sew
llama Que traia. En- vista del es.
candalo intcrvino la policia que con
duio a los ~rijosos a Ia Inspection de
Policia. Y q los heridos al primer
pucsto de socorro cue Sc halo a Ia
mano.
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WASHINGTON. Aoril 24.-Salva-
dor Alvarado t~elcgrafio hoy al gober-
nador Adolfo de Ia Huerta, reco-
mendandole CUE tome todas las me-
didas que sean n~ecesarias a etecto
dc proteger las vidas y propiedades
De los ciudadanos americanos y de
mas ex~tranjeros, RESIDENCES en- IA cos
Ia.
Las recommendations re Alvarado
Sc 5asan en- los intormes puhhcadoa
how de haher salido barcos para Ia
costa mexicana q solicitui de los IN
tereses americanos que pIdcn pro,
tecci6n.
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--'-"--w-- Te0--r +r-u y E"|NNT
WASHINGTON, Abril 25.-Alva'
RADIO hizo declaraciones hoy NANTES,
tando que Ia situaci6n de las fuerzas
de Murguia ccrca de Tampico es 81.
mamente percaria = q segdn las mott.
cias ulrimas Que ma r~ecibido, Ia CO.
municaci6n entire Monterrey Y 10,
rrson Ina. quedado i~nterrumpida y que
Ia Inca troncal de Laredo Sc halla
amenazada.
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z DE.
oBRAS DE-. GABRIEL D'ANUNZIo
oBRAS DE CARLoTA BRAEME
- 80 esrsavoS esda -"&I

- 90 rsEtaVoS esGG .HGI
.AzGcEnE-
Amo=es SSAA35-
CorsZ6n "a Oro.
Dora
-. secceto dc Lady AGriel
In >. &RaAoR o. eOdSS
Ea.-e dos Psescos
~IaSenclols Amor.
-G-= ! PARIS
LeOuo=.
La gessac:6a ds una Muger.
LucEa de Amor.
IA Condesa &c CSgGoc
"a Es.-e.a de Aaoz
SGehcs dc, COczEoa
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VERACRUZ CONTARA CON
UN GRAN MERCADO
Tn million de pesos VA a ser
gastado en- esq impor-
tdnfe meJGrG

EFRACRUZ, .Abr!l 19.-La Jun
- yecinal de Meioras Mats1Tales
dol rlertc celebrG una rnteresante
reunion para trat2r 10 relative a
nr,vecto de construction de un e!e,
ran1e. ampljo Z ag'-nIco nrsrcaC2
moderno, Des-ucs lie algunas dis
cusiones en- oEc los mi.rIbros &c ~
cha iurca So entcrdierOn, sc acordo
cue el proyecto S. llsvara a Ia prac
tea que seria el dia primero del
ano cuando Sc c~olocara la
primera n;edra del edificio. Que sera,
- 81 ~enero. el meior Gel Estado.
e. mereado coStara la respectable
canrdad de IN million de pesos ' Sc
"a cors:ruiGo a Ut lado dc "a Escueia
Naval. donde 'ex:Ste un magnitlco
tarreno para el case.
10 DEJARON DESEM-
BARCAR.
Ell senior Don Gabriel Remes,
bien conocldo en- csta ciudad por
haber desempehado q pucsto de Ad
ministrador de Ia Aduana Martina.
!lee5 2 este puerto ~prccedente de
Nueva Orleans. donde Sc encontraba
raflgiado. e. senior Remes vino en-
ell vapor nacional 'Coahuila". pero,
al intrutar &~sembarcar no Sc lie
permitio porque. segun lie manifesto
ron on las oficinaS &c Immigration,
habia 6rdenes de Mexico en- csc sen
lido.
La familia del destsrrado tuvo
sin embargo, e @usto de verlo en- el
barco Y luego el pesar de despedirlo
cuando IN ctro navjo yolvia a tomar
81 Jumbo Del desticrro.
La misma familia esta hacienda
Gestio?es ccrca de Carranza, persona!
mente para lograr que cl senior Re
mes vuelra 2 Ia Patria.
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Para libros en- espanol d~irijase
listed n la Casa Editorial Lozano,
us y. SSa. Rosa. Ave. San Antonio,
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BEATTY AUTO LIVERY.

Unico servicio de carros Sedan en-
Il CIudad. Chauffeurs cue hablan
espancL-Cuota, $500 por bora
Evening star., 1920-09-30

yard early in the summer. 1t was a
big tree and a tall tree. The hollow
which Busy Bee and her sisters had
chosen for their home was high above
the ground, and there was only a
small hole for an entrance. From the
have suspected that there was a hol-
low up there. for the entrance was so
small hole that it could hardly be
seen from that distance.
Buster stood up at the foot of the
tree and shifted long and hard Two
odors mingled in his wonderful nose.
One made him uncomfortable. 1t was
the scent Farmer Browns boy had left
OH the trunk of the tree when he had
made his mark there. The man scent
always makes Buster uncomfortable.
The other made him tinsle all over
with pleasure. 1t was the scent of
honey.
For Just minute that man scent
made Buster hesitate. But it was for
Buster. There is nothing TO worry
about Didn't l see with my own eyes
Farmer Browns boy leave the Green
Forest and start for home?" He took
one more sniff and the scent of honey
settled matters. He put his big paws
around that tree and began to scram-
BILE up.
than Busy Bee and her sisters heard
him and came swarming out to see
what was going on. The instant they
discovered Buster Bear they knew
what he was after, and, humming an
grily. they flew in a cloud to try to
drive him back. In just about two
seconds there was d mass of angry
Bees about Busters head and each
Bee carried a sharp little lance and
was quite ready and eager to use it.
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You'll oft endure many things.
Buster Bear.
Buster Bear felt at peace with the
whole Great World. Never had the
Green Forest seemed more beautiful.
Life was very. very good, 1t was
splendidly worth while to be alive.
You see, Buster was happy. He
couldn't have been any happier He
knew just where was the thing he
most desired in all the Great World
and he was on his way to get it. .
So he shuff1ed along through the
Green Forest in a way that looked
clumsy, but which took him over the
ground at a rate which would have
left you and me far behind had we
been trying to keep up with him.
and he was in a hurry now. 1t SEEM
ed TO him that he couldn't get to. the
place he was bound for fast enough.
What place was it? Why. it was that
first Bee-tree he had found by fol-
lowing Farmer Browns boy.
IAN the honey l can eat! My, my,
my. all the honey l can eat!" he kept
muttering to himself as lie hurried
along, and then his mouth would
,water and he would lick his lips and
grin.
Z Presently he came to the tree where
Busy Bee and her sisters had made
yheir home ever since, they had left
tAs hive in Farmer Browns door,
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GETS ADVANCE IN RANK.
C. n. Cunningham Made CONNER
cial Attache-Goes to Madrid.

Charles n. Cunningham, American
trade commissioner at Mexico City.
has been advanced to the rank Of
commercial attache, the Department
of Commerce announced.
Mr.. Cunningham will be assigned
to the important post at Madrid,
spain. He has been attached to the
bureau of foreign and domestic COM
merce for several years. and his pro-
motion, according to the bureau. is
in reward of meritorious service. His
home. is in Nebraska
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en- remedy. It's the ONLY one SO sure,
that it can be guaranteed. "FavOritc
Presentation, will benefit cure, in
the ease of every tired and afflicted
woman.
An easily procured vegetable pill is
made up Of May-appIe. the dried
Juice of the leaves of aIoes. and the
root Of jalap, made into "a tiny pellet
and coated with sugar. 1t WIS first
pat into ready -tO-use form by DIR.
Pierce nearly 80 years ago. Almost
every drug store in this country sells
these vegetable pellets iT viais for
25c-simply ask for DIR. Piercc's
Pleasant Pellets. They have DIR. r,
y. Pierce stamp.
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Buster had to stop to slap at them
with one big paw while he held on to
the tree with the other.
phey got in his ears and up his nose,
and my. how they did sting. They
worked their way down in his fur
coat. Buster growled and whined and
Whimpered and snarled. but he kept
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would be. In fact, it wasn't soft at
all. He dug his great claws into it
and tried to pull it apart, but it
wouldn't pull apart
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At last he managed to hook two
claws in the little hole which the Bees
used for an entrance. He pulled with
all his might and tore out long piece
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good it tasted. And right then some
thing happened. Buster got that
taste. but that was all.
n,onyrirht 1870 nv 7. W. Rurscss.l
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WHEN n LOOkS DARK t

weak or ailinR
w o m a II ID r.
Pierce's FaVOrite
r re y q r 1 p I ion
T. o m c . to her
help. For .fc-
lil a lie co M -
piaints," pa ! N =,
internal inham-
m alton or ulcer
alton. bearing
down sensations,
and all chronic
weaknesses and
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