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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
HARDING WILL
SCRAP LEAGUE,
KNOX SAYS
Will Create New Associ-
alton, Senator Asserts
After Conference
~ rns Assoel.rss .ssss

MARION, Ohio. Dec. 3O.-Follow-
ing conference with President-clect
Harding. Senator Philander c. Knox
OF Pennsylvania, today expressed as
surance that the versailles league OF
nations will not be used 10y the pres
ident -elect as the basis for his pro-
posed association OF nations.
II am assured he has no such idea
In mind" senator Knox told news
paper correspondents.
Senator Knox, who with Charles
Evans Hughes has been mentioned
for secretary OF state In the Harding
cabinet. discussed his peace resolu-
tion with Senator Harding at today's
conference. He said he would re-
introduce his resolution at the extra
session OF congress In practically the
same form 1t was adopted by the last
congress and vetoed by President VIII
son.
lie said the new peace resolution
may contain an amendment outlining
a general foreign relations policy by
providing that the United States
should go to tho aid Of the rest OF
the world II civilization again Is
threatened ns In 1914.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
KING TO OFFER NEW
RATIFICATION PLAN,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3O.--Ilatifi-
cation OF the treaty of Versailles by
the senate with the exception OF the
covenant OF the league of nations Is
to be proposed by Senator King
democrat, Utah, who said today he
was drafting such resolution. lie
plans to address the senate on the
subject Monday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
D 'ANNUNzIO MAY
GO TO S. AMERICA
Legionaries to Be Grant
ed Amnesty. 1t is
Reported

LONDON, Dec. 3O.-Tho EVenlng
News Rome Correspondent says today
that D'Annunzio hasaccepted the terms
OF General Caviglia. commanding the
regular Italian forces about Fiume.
D'Annuzio's legionaries win be dis
solved and granted amnesty, the ccr-
respondent declares, adding that Il
Is expected D'Annunzio VIII &c 20
South America.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
ro Our LIQUOn pEIlMITs

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3O,--PlanH for
reducing the number of federal per-
mits for the handling of liquor In the
nuxt twelve months were announced
today by Prohibition Commissioner
Kramer who said the new issue Of
licenses would be held to a strict
minimum IN an effort to check H.
legal liquor sales.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
WHERE?

How often have you asked these
questions: Where car, I find
house, an automobiles room. ~
apartment. a farm, ranch. CONS
petent help, ana thousand oiIIor
questions OF similar naturt
The answer to an these ouoa|It|4
is THE HERALb class NI|.a'
COLUMNS,
Phone atB; al expnHant
want Al TAkcrv viii bake aaf
ad NJ you phone a. and Il e1a rs
desire WIN help yen word q 81
viii PULL.
PHoyE CAS- ann DO II sow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
Boy, Ia, Home From
Round Trip to Europe
AS Result of Accident

NEW lUIik, Dec. aO.--Dr HnT1UlI
Eyde, newly appointed Norwe 4lan
minister to Washington, arrived mere
today aboard the steamer l<roon-
land.
n. j., who accidentally enjoyed "a
round trip voyage 20 Antwerp. South-
alnpton and CherbOurg on the boat.
Just before the steamer left New York
several weeks ago ho rushed up the
gang plank to deliver some riOwvfa
10 a passenger The ship drew away
before he could leave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30

PASADENA. Clllf.. Doc llTI-
Ferdinand Thum, said to be- the lH
ventor OF "sticky fly paper wnr
found dead In bed at his home here
sectcd hts fly paper while Ia business
In Grand Rapids. Mich. He was IN
married. Three brothers, all resldeni1
OF California. survive him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30

PALESTINE. Tex. Dec. SO.---Tho
little town Of Marcos. near here. was
practically wiped out by fire last
night. The business houses and the
hotel were destroyed. Tho origin OF
tho fire Is not known.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
FIFTY MEN HERE AWAIT ACTION ON Mine bill
Ford Motor Plant
At Detroit Closes
Down Indefinitely

DETROIT. Dec. 3O.-Announce-
ment was made today by the Ford
Motor company that It's Highland
Park Plant which closed December
"a. for inventory viii not reopen
January z, ms planned, but will re-
main closed indefinitely.
The statement said:
The company has now decided
not to reopen the plant next week
but will resume operati ms as early
Rs possible. The assembly plants
throughout the United States will
continue their operations as usual"
Officials OF the company declin-
ed to discuss the shut down.
At tho time OF closing the plant
FOR inventory approximately 10000
workers were employed In the plant
at Highland Park.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
omits Dividend

NEW YORH. Dec. 30.-The
General Motors corporation today
omitted the stock dividend OF 1
10th share which Il has paid quar-
terly since March 1890 on common
stock. At It's meeting here today
the board OF directors declared the
company's regular quarterly cash
dividend OF 25 cents a share on
common stock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
METAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Dec. 30.--Bsr silver.
domcatlc unchanged; foreign, 6bh.
Copper weak; electrolytic spot and
first quarter. t2M d13hc.
Tin firm. spot, $4,000 ~ 34.b0; fu-
turos, $3.50 d 1850.
Antimony. sb.2Bqb.37.
Zine dull: spot. 5000 SIS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-18

The twenty-hfth annual convenlial
OF the Illinois Federation o. Women :
Clubs will be held in Chicago May q
20, q at the Congress hotel, BY inv
tation Of the Chicago Association o.
Commerce.
The morning and afternoon Sc.
sions will be given over 10 routlas
business and to the reports ana al
dresses from the twelve departments
Of work Tuesday evening dinner
win be held for state aud district
boards and department ChaIfmeH
Wednesday night an elaborate ban
quet is planned with seats for thoe-
sand women. A silver jubilee cele-
bration will end the convention Thurs
day night. Il r. W. G. in Retto-
spect," a series Of historical taoieauN.
beautiful and artistic, viii be pre-
scented.
Many side trips and entertainments
have been planned for the deicSate&.
A trip 10 the University Of Chicago
a reception At the Art Institute and
a visit to the Chicago tuberculosis
Sanitarum.
The Illinois Woman's Press Asso.
citation viii have headquarters in The
French room, Congress hotel, during
the convention. through the courtesy
Of the Chicago Association OF tom-
nerce. and extends Hospitality to all
authors, editors, publishers and press
women who attend The convention.
The delegates from the OTTAWA
Womans cluJ are Ms. GustaFe
Knnessl, president Of tie local club
nd Mrs. IS. +. Carr,
X !: !.
The members OF the local Woodman
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-18

povcrisEeCi. | had
backacllc and felt
miserable all over.
Ior my ailments |
took DR.. Picrce's
Golden Me deal
Discovery and it
was very beneficial
in every way. 1t
nd he OF my all
ments and IN y
health was much
improved after its
use, 'lRA CLARK,
1855 \ AIa!n st.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-18
GETTING a Hans

S"cohd->j"ly men ar" ia demand M
providing their first stori,,
make a hIt-taricons Magazine
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-18

Try a Want al IN rne free Trader
Journal for OIicE Results
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-18

Savanna III II was suffering with
liver complaint and my blood was I'M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-02

turce6 away to the deck and found
che could ss<dly ralk steadily. And
here a. Der side stocd Jimmy with 4
tray y lis hand Re had Jus. beer
serving the Ersliss reatleraa his tss-
II. seemed 70 De wtggIing like . poor
moving picture t,n, but Fanny saw
s!s srr.ia
"Ie-as-he, You got hi.. seastex.
e.* Better drink vtesy water"
"Y.-'r ret seasicx." grlped Fanny.
WAT ycu call h.nT" inquire:
1i=ray.
~ nay es 6.sU ssA a-a-!.tt.e
wave sick" Fanny begas but a. .sat
neusr. saA te,: ~ IL are had sa.en
tee mres 81 soua sth.ag OF eesn
pe.scaea, Sc she hurried IS sass as sic
could 20 sst cabin II wss day or
SC assoss she va& we'll enough to
co--s OF Geek az: her not.er sa.a
jim. ny wzs tight Faasy was seasics-
J. wa4 mighty pleasant 20 be out
aga, &c DECK slthougs shs die nor
.se. we.. enough 70 pay say deck
Sa-es. SEE Jay back - 3 sreacae.
ets!, BY che .si! ae6 !oelet ~ tse s.-y
a.s sreamed- O. course. 7.r-y came
along.
iEees ty-tss play 'lonrs!ee ro6ay,"
se to,a se- ~ he Ya- pas
S.e saw hin c.!Eb Up TIE side o.
TIE ship asA late one Of the lie boa-s-
Es' leaned away out ar6 !oeket into
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-02

~ INNER was al-aosz ever. Ise
greac turkey. al 3u!cy acd o-owr,
vas LAID lew - -.s p.ac-s-. -.ou1 =
~ ca:.s 90 mashed potatoes .ae e.t-
appeared. oysters. celery and telly "a 1
followed dow. the red lars that sssr.s
70 have no ending.
y.z.e -. sack VT. ! satisfied e-gs.
WHAT'S tessert?" se asked
PLUS pude.ngc" SAID as s.o-se:.
coming i. With the let spicy mould.
.NnL. r sr.Als good" s...ed
Ja-.:e 'wsats {. !t:''
"spseas ana suea- a,d c.-.o-, WIZ
so@s beae sust ard .ats,.s az cur
ranGA"
No Y.un.." asxsa TIA -.t-4s toy.
Net = plum"
yar.!e Auxlec Eez why DC pso-
e.s eal & . r!u.. rues:1st" he 1e-
EaaSeS-
'Y suppose ca account Q: -A.s.ns
2.< cu-arts - - Itey we-e prob
st.y called p!vs.s &c tea ole days y
you .ook = ,Ae dictionary row you
will sAs = plum IS DENIED - , ra.s.-.
Tou remember Raw !!rr,s Jack Eo-aer
vae. he was eating 3 Christmas pc
put 1. III. thumb a.t pulled GU. 4
plum. dort you"
Jamie nodded
well. suspect -.at c.--n was {.
-a..!n-"
Ja-e.e took . bits o: tho pu5asg.
Oh. but tsar's good. What s-e
t.ose ..trle pieces c: c!ea~ s-aH II It.
y orIA-2'
"T.ar's c.t1cs SEE
WA: = c.ve.t" y.r.e wssted 20
know.
C!rron 70 tSe oa.x.eS ..sd .. = fruit
something Ike 8 big lemon. that grows
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-02
THE KINGS HIGHWAY

wAe. tie No-aaas cane ovs. and set
Lee down = Eng.a.3. they brought
with ,sea besides rae.- w.ves aSe
ca:le.ss so-oe good ole r-enes Gus
ton-s as5 wor6A 70. soEe time atcss
rseiy &r-:vst- &. ,1s sab!-ty as6
corr-.s-s spoke F-s.es. aaa E.g..Sh
w&s sA1.d ea.y = TIE .oaes os ~
country people. Naturally. With
French ,as .angszgs ~ xA~ court, &
Bser 81 seceaSa-y TO give ~: t4s pieces
o. arg importance T.a-eh Names. and
50 'Eo--sa Row was -anea."
"Eus 'EorAa Row 4.'t Preach"
sa.s Jack. i've learned e.euxa
F.src. we.es 70 kscw that"
Ne" agreed Te* ".'Eettss Row
- TaS.asa enough. but tie original
nSrs g:vsS ~ tee eoulsvar%.. WAS
Fyenes- !. was Route - Rel Q.
toac 9. tia Ktng. wk.eA really means
the Kings highway !. yuns along
s.ee o: . beaut.:Il park. ssa aaoxg It
the kings % Eagiaae rsAA 70 re =
StArs" *
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-02

extending ae-oss aossher eSA Win
k1tta score linz aereGs tia srsese>
us:rg TIE Blade as Su.ds. Next Place
the bean. asa.as. number enA viii
.tss blEds across number twe. ana
see.s = lirs across tbs SaxA. easns
sure It meets the line ca auUker era
In tho sA1.e manner. score hass cx
the other e6gs aae broad surtaes
r your work . accurate tie line laxs
drawn Wall exactly meet TIE s.et-arr
Arst-
TIE las. step IL &c measure 81. ~
desire. .s.g-t ana then score lines
around tie rseeA As Tor, ;t.s .-si ors
Finish - TIA sarcA -.ar.es.
w.iis the --.stHed g,~sc arera.s !.
quite general use. a.eths. msshe4 .ha
Will gre vs-y exeeIa-t results re Re q
g.n.Ars. ana 70 sspe-seeeee ve-ks-'
~ well, IS as .el.ovs:
r!-st plane ons sG:.sc~-s.-ct. 20
.ruA Mark o-e seccsd. ~riane ors
etxs stra!yh. ana rus E..el .2.mtes
one Marx tive. Ta!-.. e4s - So.
piece Q. the cor-e- opposite aga -.r
boy Two. Pane iris s-t.sa.a-s 49,
ere aas I'VE. Terr-A. gage Ter taies
-ess a.e plaza sscc-3 ..cal 80 -t4t
sneo-a aa1 srae F..-s ,n4-. s
length required aa5 sec-s -
b.eat surfaces. saw ~ sursssss 80
eur OF corner e. Vie urE-sssas e.rs
IS he.crA rlars ar. srt @s1s4a-s
s.a~k. gage tor with ans p.act n
fkAeon6 edge
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-02

y ike ta1..'' ss.1 Jazz Route
q. Eo,' has rsetry sound"
"Eut it las sound that u hard
Tor the English tongue 10 produce. f"
explained TED. and so after many
years lac yoaA -ey, ast rag,:ss lad
become o1ee. mora the language Of
tie eou-. - We! q r.A. 81 tie covr-
cry folk % Csg!Are. tie p-e-ry sound.
lag 'Eos:e ca Re- wa. pronounced
Rotten Row ana TIA. Is the rane
given 70 the .ea1 today. though few
persons. ever r..ak c. IS French be-
s:1fAas."
~ AXE to hsa. aseu. .A.rgs Ike
that" se!t JACK DO you know low
any other names began"
.reYhaps." smiled Ts6. but we
.AivA1't ~t.uss. Tax. Any aaoss stoyies
now. ! see Mother coming up the
walk. sus along asd Open tie door
70: seY- Are TED. p.aeicg his pic
rures n his pocket wer. UP 70 his
rceE te d.eAzs eve, us Eu-oreas al
vAnxurAA s.s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-02

end third across e!aEonalA wAea the
surface paaaAs this tAsx. mark n num-
eAr eeA TaN than y ycu- drst york.
inS asxaaeA a. tans- - - ---.--.-' :.
..1AA-asut. NAM .tA-re. rsgas-naS1sAxe
Straight and square ws&k surface num-
e>r one. 20 test Il tor Strs4gntnsGs.
Aeee tho h.ade eS Hke ry-sQrars
aioSsa~5se ct tie -sAsA 20 test te.
ssusFeesae aS!A :, the beam Of tie
square Against surface number esA.
With The h.ad>- sxtseAs.g across the
A6gs - = Azure three Mark this
s4gs 1uaher I've.
/ E>xt 81 tie marking Tags 70 lie
w!4&A 81 the Aa.seAd piece. ana with
the AAa& resting aSaias surface .vr.-
Der two. gaxs Z Mas tie sr-.ys leryss
at tie ptscs - surface number cnA.
F!a2s OF The surplus stock, being
easstu. net % - bA,ew tbs lire. ard
ksSp:nS tie edge st-a.s.. AID a,.e
s9us-s v4tA su.fsee srNtsr cue.
Marx sAis arraber three.
xbs teursh scsr = to reduce TIE
Yases to tA3cknAsA St tho gage &c
the tS.ckH aAs desired Place tie haas
% the gags against surface nunbe
ess ana mark Z !.ae the eae.re .sErrs
q The piece an bath number two and
rvmh1r tAeAs sus:aeAA Plane OF the
scrp,us. stock. ,>av.nx the surface
seoeeA and true Marx suHhA. sou.
o1s ssd should new - sawed. Ee!a
tie beam Of tie tyy-seuars against
surface nunear tive. with the h!ad&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-02

Chinese eey. ~rss:ax Ais s.aes
You're vey rc3s -exa-xse
Fanny turai.g away.
-axs AZ cser 'Az" T.nny
l-re8 tatce-.1g a.-e- re. a.. 1o.6!as
-. Is ta@6 49, ra--y -Avs- .I-cs.
@s- .e25
= s,sS bad sroure 20 Sc s-o--e6 a.
a-@ .augSet A. Titaou- s.v.z % &c
watte@ CO AZ the -abis By .La o:!eus
pars:-- ~ ere - re regular wait
e-s EEL sex 80 Jir.s.y took lis place.
srA wsa, e;e ss de tvt sraxe Directly
bea-c1 Fanny. chair Wiz lis. sa.ss
.as-.=g 81 re sack a2-:.g al -Ae
-ts.s vEsr .e wa &c. c9sy waiting
- RS passengers. ..
II. pay 80 at.ssIc- 70 s.u."
-SS=y .Asa,xA1- Ecs sse ccult had
" say vor1 = s-sve- 20 tie many
pleasant ores SIZE -ece!ve6 tc. SIZE
;<-ew IA. J!-cy Tas there teok..x
peculiar ard :ryinx coy - laugh cut
lend s5.+t 80
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-02
ORANGE .sAItsC

Pick eva- As6 wash e,e 1aaA @.
!et.uoA
Wrap II olerA ana put 1. 9 eco,
place tor az least two hours
Jusr before r.sal Tia. psa a.6
slIcs two oranges
Arrange .he iat-ues ls.v.~ q TO :
plate Is p!ercy>. &C salsA plata.
rrt two e. three slices % eysngs -
each plate .. TOP .. tie lettuce
yato measuring cup reu-
-.res tasIsspo2s.u! vegetable ell.
One and oae-sals tae!eepoorstu,
- either Waite vinegar e.
lemon ..seS Is preferred
one-half teageoonful salt.
o.s-ha.t reaspooatul rapr.ka-
NIX together ve,! with ; spoo- ana
teen dip ever tAe aissss .: salad
Serve a. osee Wit. waters CT tiny
srowa bread sa.dw!etAs
o.e haa4 q lettuce ara two o.aree.
VII. make eight plates Of sa.ak-
Fine so- honeay .urchec. 81 eta-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-02

really"
'Rais!1s are cried r.ayes, yase.s
hat have been partly cut On the
vines and Their !aer to dry IL sAs srs.
They are tu!! Of sugar aoe cone from
cal!tcya!a. OF maybe Italy CT spain -
And these little eur-aats! Are
they tie kline tia. grow il eur gar
6Aa?"
"Eo. tSey are grapes tee--~e-y
kHa,, ORES 1hE,. usad 10 b called
Eorintks t.oH the name OF ~ old
Creek tews, where tsag grew. 1vt
Aaauy tAei- name got to b cu.-aase-..'
Whit makes this pudding tasts So
ge9t. ," asked Jamie.
Everything that's - Il Su. tie
spices have g.ea. 1aal 'te Dc with
IT."
Spices? WHAT a>s tAsUt'
We'll. Ars- there's Cinnamon Gin
ramon Is tie bark Of : tree. The. ein-
namor tres i: s!.owe1 70 grew Large
ana than It 10 cut 3owz to . stump.
From the stump grow .o,s o: young
shoots. aaS when they s-e about ter
feet long aa1 as thick - da6ey's
$3.50 thAv Ara enr Al ana ,hA hArs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-02

- ACEe solder orccssr had SIS,
= retvyret tro.a snroat &c6 Jack
never vea-sec O. s.tt.rg BESIDE
H!ca - ..cnt 0. .ae 1rep. acs arc
NAex2g TO his tales os adventure. and
\ ouk.lg ~ .ss interesting pictures r1a'
9s.HoEye.se his stoy.es.
hat ! su-ay ca>-e 20. ceIs-
w1SG" exclaimed Jack wse- TED was
sI<14ng pictures w.ies 90 sa4 taken
4Sf1R Ms hy.st s,ay - .Lor6ca before
s. 3ie rSancs. 'sWao ever -aIed
Fro4W highway Ike that 'Eo--er
49,
Ia sApsesa. 1t ia srncy name.
sxs4x.~ - sa.i and yet nat same
3~u0 staytsc OF. = lie bearing :
NeH n1A sounding name. indeed
x1pI Il Always called Eettea
1nA1F" aSk>6 the li-r.A boy.
ss6k my. no." answered TED. ard
sy t&nto6A tie c!e gentlemen who
Il weule TURF IN tse.. graves
Ip &ksy, ~ boar il 50 called today
>0 Icing agc. - Tar away Is .eee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-02
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fa1n5oY2alltQ&snl Enemy

{ NANNY s+ss tie i.vt. est rsreoa on
wboa-t the sap Wish sales f-cn
3 port Of japan eount Ter the
y eee4 o.e e. 8 but thai ala net
0Aaa. she v&s tie lesst important. e
80 so was si-.o re n.ost ri port
oe-.. Eve-ycoty Else ~ss grou-n-Up 2,
aEe being re o1!v c1G3 --ea-t cav
mr. - .se a-.s--.-- frst t-6.1sr2.~
Ve I'd re &c ve..s c~o7t :: SAL
8ye.- Eve-ysosy YES ric4 - Eaary
N.sca was re- sa~G wo~s s.rce tfs
xN-.s g.-s was a ~s.l =, a-ra-s1 t~eee
Sr-ss pe-soa-tve-ytc. RAJ Is, sx-
41rt eye A.. t1zt vas jimmy
/. q. TIE way Cav Icy SALES away
AeE tAe pert 81 ysrsr tEs~ as st-e
1its SIC .se,.s ~-e~e taking - Fanny
I'D ssxtnr .s- sane az3 ~a~ 1orF
r2A has seer n japan srt . sNe
y<rs set g.s1 - r. so-e. Fanny
1Aay. 4. srcyt vary "ks - s14se
rt9DlEeaous cane, rlwt' make sro
&ak3As arena. her eyss *eH -
JthNy. =. was looking a. Eer wt1A
q very seeyrtcI expression = ne A.
AnpI ere. a-1 r-.-- srs;Is as Y ee
vtrs saysng 'Tt,1k you r. r-e'rF
9Aart. tost ycuf'
Emmy tur-ed very rst arg slr.esf
ferret what sse was -vy-rE - te!i The
1sss ale Ia..es
IatA- ais sour. o1% trat re
olnon6 -syea perso1 was caotr soT
~ CA.ness extraction s-4 sraE 81
Jmny.
N0~. rar.ys -etEsr vs& -et d
Vory epca .raveiA- Sc vhsr re rrst
skcyH cana along are &c, very sea-
uek. Fanny made 3 ere .ttie -urse
eAA when he- mother Syas able 20
1o1A an eeek SIC seu-d time Re 7u7
- "a cushions ara -ir e-rands tor
DkhA9 seassek ladies' ant gentlemen
vAe vaSs SO H-asstu! an4 oh!iee. trey
3Sss eeuiAsr praise TIE ohi'a eaeust
Ara svsry +sre Fanny weult BE- ak
4nR - somebody or nei-g pae-st %
- had. Jimmy woui1 kappa. alo1e
ia g4vs Ms pecrsgsr suor+ a.t lock
~ 1a1 With his peculiar svpressio1-
CO Day Fanny ha1 70 ask tira te-
q G4aee q vcty w.se- sor c1e e se9
n1ee1tA
..Au Isst.s -lr-y -o.d ser. "vo-
1T bag tip. e.. st!ck H.- - rrt
lax Ill Light rye-ne-hes" Ao4 e
- wa. sror-i.s sa6 x.gel!-s 80 A!z-
~.
W1G As car.e saek rarry wa
SoaAy to g4vs h;rn i gees a-Swer
sAst e.S yeu mean by saying
- Hys." she asked Indignantly
q 1sAg tips. eh 30 -sascEe-sd J!n=ry
ADdek him IA the bank"
AeHf- aayIsinx az tie kind,
M.e4 .ysaHy. And you needn't kes,
1DAa4nS Z. re as5 laughing. = 70,
1tsiSAs-
No ear help laugh" rer!!e. -
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brought beck s>vsrsl ut*lA HssA eHov1
ssiaTx 'eHArs are sozaA cloves" xss
said
They look Ike ss1!s!" es!ed J&z:s,
examining OLA .
Yes. thar name. cloves. eo@As
from French werd ueaaiag nall"
Aren't tasy rrssy!" said jamie.
WHIST are they, sayw9vf"
Cloves are the little dried hpds a
tae Iovs plant They are gathered
haSoss they burst Into bloom end sss
dried H1eors voeG Arss Ard than pun
y the SUI"
Ara tAey-brcw. w.sr -..sy %-s ea
tie p.aar!" - -,.,--
NO. .thsY. are reddish. but .saea~S
brown whsa they are dried
u: they weren't picked when they
were buds would they have saAAa
trut, q. soasstA!ag?" asked Jamie.
"YSs. - &ask red, fruit sometAixE
tAs shape o. al olive but act Q,lits q
large
Where DO cloves growt.'
In warrs countries. too. Jamie.
vA-v ~arnn. such ~ the Wat IHAiaa
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was beginning to almost hate him.
Suddenly ~ she leaned on the rail
sac heard cry. There was no orc
OF that part Of the deck. but a. she
looked n the direction OF the cry she
caught Egat OF Z man IN nid-air
dropping from the SIDE Of, the. ship
into tie water. For = secen6 yshs did
net know what 70 Do. except sersam:
Help! Eelp." Then she remembered
the lie be!t searby. which was At
tached 70 .ong line. u was Easy to
lit i. from the hooks ard although
K scanned heavy she threw Il ever.
board ~ sar as shs could.
Some ons had heard he: cry anS
footsteps came hur.ynS to the scene.
TIE Captain himself took hold OF the
:ops and helped hau! UP the man who
aae COW seized the life belt other
aands eagerly sApea and soor out O.
the OCEAN. dripping ana raspinx was
drawn->J!Eny.
Fanny recog- !.e6 hsz- ana IS SIZE
!.-e- tod he. mother.
Re wa: most drowned ssa Still re
was iausa!1g- Sc row I'VE decided he
eoesr's mean any harm when he
.auscs a. me. It's Just his way .ne
faesc ssera queer 70 him Ary
way & pesscr can't desr.ss somebody
person has savSt-"
50 later when she nat y!ssny DUST
:1g t1s SAIGON AID b hAt oct HE
haod and said: Es-.e! Take en- (!
CAew ana Belly nice Ieetle tip" she
stopped act accepted from h.s svs
witAsrsd aoAee aux Then jimmy
'ofo Es- ee-y g-sd 70 cave you
any day you cay" Ana Fanny knew
t1at aer enemy was now Ae. tr!erc.
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''yss. ana tie aoyr Il Y1sIs1Il

Yes. aad the Aour u ko9o6sn3I
grew hare teo." lis rctAyK Aixss'
you knew eur country sears
wssat than we can U.s.. seAtn
soEs % !t 70 other ceu1xs3 Grind
Up ase rake t=te Seur. n
I "Eew about The srss..4sf Z
What y that" r..~: =. -:
That gyows Aays. toAs-e1rSbe ~
ans Gown We yslsA. saltts'
Sat os eAs$. JamiA.w ..s .ss.ss., 81
We'll, tAe&4 tAtaGa Fran ~ rAYta
ct the world certainly ~ ES&8I.Ger6
naixsurs!" ea16 the !itx4e hey. ''I'ea
like 70 ~at anetAsr ptsoA ~ AhA~rsuE
pudding. but I. suss Aayas's xo- shS|
rsem," - So II.
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~ PLUM PUDDING

stripped OF ieagthw!$A a.ae dried -
tbs srr. Than Elaa t&ssA :, 70 see &.
It 10 good. a.A assert It INTO d:Ss-ees
grades. ana s. :. TED - bundles a.t
shipped"
Does st grow = wa-cs COUNTIES.
too?" asks6 jamie
yes The Isle .. cAy.ae pretueas
s.e -oss ar6 the best c.a1a1.on- TIE
o-.e. lr6 % spice !, tho pudding Is
cloves
Sic went .n-e tss x!.cAa- a.t
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= warn countries T.s pulp 90 the
e:Cec .sc'c vary good TO aa.. ou- this
-inc Is very tA.cE a.: is preserved
wit. suga-.N Do you ever sea- tie
s4r-eSs!o. ett-oue c-u-:s >"
Yes. Tssy are .aEo.s as6 oranges
iE6 grape fruit, ass-'t t.sy? WY
ara t1ey called cir-ous :.U..str
Because some ooLa.!sES -At.k rsey
:-e a.! descended s-oe. tie e..-os-"
'Eera Is Sig Juicy Ya.s..-e.
p.ur." sa.3 ya.n!s. Wat are -a.r1s
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.as wa.s=. Bat she aio not want 20 see
asy syi.s ess. Sac sau. Ae- syee a-ae
sighed
The sAxt Say sac .e.r muck better
aaa walked aeoVr tie 5scx .cox1ny
irto tie water again n search e tie
ssa. act sas was g.aa that. J:nmys
duties keep nina or the deck .o-. sac