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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-04-22
G. A. Smallwood, trustee of

At two p. m. the board adjourned
to meet at the call of the chairman.
p. c.. MORGAN, Chairman
Attest: G. A. MEEK, Auditor.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-04-22

John Thomas estate, payment
of taxes for 1919 21.S1
John Wilant, refund of taxes 1888
D. H. Hubbard, one cow
killed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50. 90
T. J. Quayle, one COW and one
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-04-22
BOARD PROCEEDINGS
Proceedings of Board of Super
visors In the April Session,
1920,
Leon, Iowa. April S, 1920.

Leon, Iowa, April S, 1920.
Board met in regular session with
P. C. Morgan and E. J. Blair present.
Chairman P. G. Morgan called the
meeting to order and the following
business was transacted:
The following paid vacation claims
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-04-22

At six p. m. the board adjourned
to Tuesday, April Sixth, at Eight a..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-18
Southern Representative of
Burrows Screening Co.
Says He Is Glad He Took
Her Advice.
INDIGESTION MADE
HIS LIFE MISERABLE
Feels Like a New Man and
His Friends Have No
ticed the Change in His
Condition.

"ranlac is the finest medicine l
have ever run across in all the thir-
teen years l have been on the road"
said Charlu5 w. Parker of Slj Bell.
wood avenue. Atlanta, ca. Mr.. Parker
is travelling representative for the Il.
T, Burrows Screening co. of Portland.
Me-, ana covers Tennessee, North and
South Carolina, Georgia ana Florida
and is popular with an who know
him.
AT the TING began taking Tan
lac he continued, 81 weighed only
a hundred and twenty pounds; but I
now weigh a hundred and thirty.
three. And not only that. but I have
gotten rid Of a case Of indigestion
and other troubles that made my life.
miserable for the past two years.
MY appetite cleft me and my stom.
ach was in such a bad fix that
could not eat anything but what would
sour, causing gas, bloatne and in.
tense pain. What little / did force
myself to eat seemed to do me no
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-18
TRAVELLING MAN SAYS
HE WAS PERSUADED BY
HIS MOTHER-IN- LAW

good, as ! lost weight and strength
continually and got so nervous that
could never get a nights sound sleep
! would roll and toss, walk the floor
and get so little sleep that / always
felt more tired i'm the mornings than
on going 30 bed also had the worst
sort Of nervous headaches and my
whole system seemed to bc rundown
and IN bad shape. \ great deal of the
time | felt unfit for anything and
simply had to force myself 10 look
after the duties OF my position.
While making my Georgia territory
called on my motherin.law at
Gibson, and She persuaded me TO try
Tanlac, saying i had done her so
much good that she wouldn't think Of
being without il. So ] bought bot.
tie and soon found she was right
when she said it would help me. BE.
fore / had finished my first bottle T
was eating just anything wanted
and my appetite was so big / could
hardly eat enough 10 satisfy me !
have taken five bottles now and am
Just like new man. sleep like d
log at night get up mornings thor
oughly rested and and go about my
work like a different man I'm fact. {
have undergone such marked change
that my friends often speal, OF IL. I
don't get tired ike J did before. my
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-18
MI USK0GEE STUDENT
H0N0RED by QUEEN
OF MAY THIS YEAR

Norman, April 17.-Dow Uamm.
Muskogee for two years Sooner foot
bail center, and varsity baseball play
cr. was selected as Robin Hood Wed.
nesday by Catherine Peggy Patter.
son, 1920 May Queen, Muskogee, for
the annual Sooner May Day exercises
to be held ON the campus April 30.
Attendants to Queen Catherine will
be announced this weekend. The May
day lete will be under the direction
of Miss lima James women's physical
director.
a throne will be erected back Of
the science hall where the fete was
held last year Music for the occasion
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-18
WILL TELL STORY Of
HEROIC SERBIA" IN
ARDM0RE TUESDAY

William II, Crossy. NJ D., who
fought during the war with the royal
Serbian army and who later organ
ized medical relief health center in
Serbia for the Serbian Child Welfare
Association, 2S7 Fourth avenue, New
York City, comes to Ardmorc, Tues
day. to tell the story Of Heroic Ser
bia.' He will talk at Convention
| IHall, Tuesday night at o'clock
lantern slides descriptive of the
wanton destruction carried on by tho
enemy and 10 be found on all sides
Fin Serbia today and detailed photo
graphs telling their own story OF
wrecked human lives are shown by
Colonel Cressy, who collected many
OF the pictures himself.
Colonel Cressy is an American a
native OF New England and a resi-
dent Of Michigan. He did not wait
for this country to get into the fray
In Europe before enlisting with the
Serbian forces. A specialist In health
conditions and in preventive measures
Colonel Cressy probably wished TO
throw in his Iot in tbe nlaca whore
he felt his particu,ar kind Of service
was most neeCed
"When Germany and Austria de.
clared war, Serbia had already oeel
fighting two vears In tbe Ra,l,a =
wars " c,c,o,ee Colonol Cree.v "Ec.,
then sbo was tired II fool, trenen.
dous ,ourapt n turr bor bocl, M a
scn.,r,to neoce Win Gsrmanv ana
t,Et,o "
| NRnt the earbi ,re arc like that
Tno, have trrre,.,c.,e conrooo ami
thov have narvelous CHARITY, tou-ord
an"
christian ,or ,,,t,,,ios tho sorh,
bed st,lrort f..tb ro,r tI,crn
IN tboir bour os -oad E,.o, todo,.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-18

will be furnished 10y either the uni.
versIty Grtypiece band directed o.,
Prof. Oscar Lehrer. or the uniycrsin
orch sra directed by Dean rrcdrir
McImberg- both organizations have
volunteered their services 10. Qucc"
Catherine.
Exercises Will start at o'clock
Friday afternoon. April 80. the second
day of the sixteenth annual inter
mterscholastc meet Many Muskog %
high school students and other
friends Of the Queen are expected iu
Norman during the Weekend Of the
state iuterscholastic meet az tine
University Of Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-18

Use Ardmoreite WANT ADS and
'sct results.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-18

Use Ardmoretc WANT ADS ana
get results.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-26

~necesltaria una resma de papel pari
e~xponerlas establishments; pero pa
Ira information de los huenos. homes
ltos i decentes ciudadanos, tratars E
~asunto aunque sea someramente,
fin de Ilustrar algo Ia oposicion our
existe en- contra del Sr. Larrazolos }
de donde mace tambIen Ia ~ojerixa que
me tienen a mi, " ~eonstes sin embar
90, que Ia mayorIa de los que actual
mente Sc oponep a la renomInacIor
del Gobernador, son ~6nIcamente ur
lerupo de poIitlqueros tan cleaos Dc
lrax6nW lusticjas que 81 crIeto balars
del cieIo (muchos a pesar de que
procurah imItarlo) no los podrla con
veneer de que a~bandonasen Ell PERM
cioso eaprleho que. estan procurande
lllevar Z caho. He ALI de donde pc
pende TODD el odlo que me tlenen los
lefes poiitIcos de mi eondado.
e. hechc de que algunos entreme
lti5os j p~reocupados quieran engahaI
al pueblo del condado de san Miguel
con decirles que yo y varios otfos
scmos ex-dem6cratas, cs una tactlcs
muy Ecbre, y mucho mas cuando pro
cpran enganar a IA persona que ests
al freEte de su perlodico haclendoIe
decir cosas que no son verdad, pues
como me he aIudjdo antes, con excep'
lci6n de 10 que he dIcho arrlba, nuncs
Ijaniks ueden declr de que 70 haya
Idefcndido o abogado por los princi-
pics ~dem6cratas, asf que desde Iuego
se Vefa y tamhiep Sc c%onYendra 81
ST.. editor que no es eeirto que yo
haya sldo democratic nj 10 soy; pero
Isl soy Y tenac Ia satisfaction de ser.
10, UN REPUBLlcANO LlRRE Y
SIN AMOS De NlNGuNA cLASE.
pc que me Olga 81 sr. editor de
que soy "convenenclero rematado,"
permitame declr, que es otra soLEM-
NE MENTlRA, porque 81 asi 10 fpe-
Sc, TODD 10 que tenia que hacer y va
10 hubiera hecho, es servirle de CO.
.rresve-dile a los jefes rep0blIcanos
del condado de San Miguel, de adu-
larIes de noche y die, para que STEM
pre- estnvIeran c~oftentos y satisfe-
chos conmlgo; pero oracias AL cielp
que no poseo esas cualidades nj las
deseo tampoco, ESQ por supuesto pc
queda para los que ~pertenecen Z
mas baia aIcurnia que Ia que 70 per-
tenezco, y que nacIeron para tel pro-
fesi6n.
En- conclusion, solo deseo supIicar-
le al SIR. editor de "El Independence
que cuando quiera que Sc Ie presente
aIguno de sus amos, y ie pida que
olga en- 81 ~peri6dieo este . 10 otro
de mi, o mejor dicho, en- contra mia,
que Ie aapIique que tenga Ia bondad
de- flrmar ST. nombre a 10 que diiere
en- contra mia, para saber con quien
entenderme; pero no es de gente
honrada Ell que Sc escude con FL NOM
bre de otro cuando tiene que decir
alao, y con este me suscribo, muy
EMBELLISHMENTS,
HERMAN c. DE HERRERA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-26
iDEIE ri IADACO!
rs TAN FAciL DEAR FL
HABfTo DEL cIcARRJTo,
clGARRo. D TARAcO pE
MAscAR

No-To-Bac ma ayudado a millares
a dejar 81 costoso, y ~destructor d.
neryios habito del tabaco. slempre
que Sc sienta o ganas de funar Q
mascar tabaco, p0ngase en- vez dc
clio una pastiIla del inOfensiyo NoTo,
BAG en- la boca. Sc IL quita enfon-
ces TODD 81 deseo. A POGO tempo Sc
la abandonado completamente Ell hal
bito y Sc siente meior mental y Il.
sicamente 10 mismo que financiera-
mente. rs muy facil y simple. Com
pre- una ca1isa do No-ToBac y VI no
10 libra de TODD deseo por a taba.
90 en- cualquiera forma, 81 hoticari0
10 deYolvera su dinero sin mas tar
danza. No-ToBae es hecho por los
dnehos De casearetsg por 10 tanto
puede depender de al
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-26
La IN scuIinizaciOn
de la D1ujer
DE lei Obrero Maxioano." D


Ode "El Obrero Mexicano.")
En- los perl0dicoa daportivos fran
|ceses y americanos hay algo que
llama dasde luego Ii atancion: IA
gran cantidad de mu1eres que SO de-
.dica q los yiolentos ~ejercici0s GIN,
~nAaticns. Hasta hace alkiin TEMPO
Ia Intervention fen1enina On este ca
'pituio Sc reducfa q Ia equitacI6n, A
patiuaie, al tenis... Hoy no Sc de.
tiene ante los deportea mas energt-
cos. En- Francia, grupos de mucha
lohas Fs%t'daR o Ia miAma lndumen.
fafia iiReras de lo8 homhrGH, ne en-
lregan IN nleno aire q aas carraraH
de Ohstaculos 0 Al ~lanzandenio del
disco, ) On los Estados uRldoa Ips
teams mu3eFiles Dc foot bail, b DE-
base bail son eapaeea Dc enfrentar-
Ae con los iremsndoa clubs maacnlt.
nos.
Ia raz6n DO este catmhi0 ca lae
cosfnmhrea femeninas oa& 90 va &C.
n6meno Gue no puede EaHar inadFqr-
lido para nadip: IA rspida manruiini.
HAel0n Dc il mg5ar actual.
"a mDda iwfoeo pfifpef0 Ia ropa
a. eoFte homefNpa ~ popular tfu3e
naauFe lntrodpte 20 a sestNsrt0 az
a sabpga Is ieYifa 3 "a a~fnafltanA
"a samsaat IA leyiia . IA coFData- "a
Gqr ea n Qial q cAaifco rrazaaO
paF eadnlila ~ FelaJ a. man-
.cEsfniilst tmAlsaf2a y batecn
sfa 4 pnfa a. Afatn.
Nfs laraa eeesl1 fgw somranfo *
alHE1nIH HNlaNana NUF no - "a ana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-26

Mny aabio Is 81 padre que tonan
IN aciiF0 iniefeB en- los ~aconteci'
mlentoa del dfn D Sc AHA de rartr
del progrceo clYico de- 80 loealidad.
pnes por medic d. 81 elemplos aus
cirlamn
! de3ae los pantpa do flfta moral
" Fniigioap 2cuAhtaa voces 81 padre
no - m4R Qne i'm zoia iuiaKenf Go
neFalmente a. u madfn u que ~.
~presenia IA fay ~ "a mafaliand. D u
II padre IL pcraaala d AHad1. -
mcFamenfe cola8 eihcutpr a. Los rsB.
ilsoa Qro ellis lmu0an. arff1 que
YHHaa pMlat ~ una ann0a&a VNefN
d faf1a caa0E ara Erase Qes ilana
- legTur . lpa pa4sasoa Fnbea4ea
Tanfhfan aayf anannodo las nhiiEs
oise4 nsiiEioaas ~ daa 3 "a ma,
ORA N n|fao W 4 : madnA aaa 81
a9la 4 e i4iA miaHita4 Gae II pa
anH ~ aatatA 80 casa para taT fi
ea - eot1da a. aae
mss a. MlesA ana aaianHain a. IA
me4f2 - Is Efateafo m e nA
tdA nae nHs fa 81
IA via e = - inNlstp e.
a4faI
esas nlEs ses4 mss
HEa w Hsta
= HW + e1 -
se - f&s m @s4 ~ af ~
~ ~ ~ altt
Nasa a efeelNa a H n4t#
~
a44a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-26

tuventud hassa IL primera madurpaz,
e padre 50 har1 comprender Dc 81
hiio, y 10 c0noccra pprfcctamenle
"a padre debe guiar y a~conselar 4
50 hliD. en- q de parmanecar fnera
% a. como "A itsura sin Fnlor y Dc
~ canl no 80 rneda conkar una
zyuda.
49, lcs tadFeN pudiefuu C0NoCEft
3 ans htes. ehccutFarian Tn aafnto
De mayor imporanclA "a Il mundo,
como ms hiioa. q1i6s poifia meesF
las qentafaaf
sEa III obrefo MsxicanoNJ
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-26

"a disi0cncl6n do los hueaoa en-
los puntoa De fFaelpfn no permiia
cpuocer con precision 81 mGf0do EN-.
pleado.
hdste "a prnhah1sid2d de qtHs n
s~eparaci6n ocufxiera despues De "a
mnofte. FL cnefpo fn6 rcclinaao No
fre q lode ixquierd0 cuando fnt de-
paitad0 \ IN 81 curse he aaainfn
ErAeiou de las partfa hi4naaa eata
rocialdn mantanfa lna nxtrnlnidadss
&C. las cpsliIlea aepNradaa en- cnafro
3 claco peleadas del caterndn
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-26

a cada unO de ellos Sc lie educara q
hacer la parte de trabajo que le co.
lFresponde con Ia eFicacla debida; 81
a cada uno se 10 perfecci0nara en- 81
Iofioio 0 arte de su vocaci0n y 81 q
cada uno Sc le ensehara un aTte .
I'm oficlo. Pero este no Sc consiglle
~estableciendo layes que les prohiban
salir del territorio nacional coartan-
do asf sus libertades i~ndividuales y
Lobligandolos a .violar esas mismas
IleEes ~atrayesando las frQnteras en-
lugares deshabtiados Y remotos, bur
Ilando la vigilancia de los guardas
|civiles de ambos pafses. Sc consi-
que estableciend0 escueIas industria-
les, y agr1colas para los adultOs trar
'bajadores que no tuviarQn Ia oportu-
Inidad de hacer los estudios necesar
rios para ,el .oficio a que Sc dedican
" que solo obtienen su perfeciona-
mient0 por medic de la pratica que
'reQuiere una gran perdida de tempo
y duizAs tambi6n IN gran desperdi-
clio de materiales.
Mexico podia tolerar que saIeran
de su terTitorio La mitad de MI ira
bajadores 81 la otra mitad desarr0lla-
"a tod0 81 trabaio, Ia eficacia y Ell
poder Industrial de que es capaz: de
,dondp puede deducirse que tan solo
les una lpeaadillas la question dc la es-
do obreros mexicanos en- Me-
xfco por causa de la emigration. La
aiarma de los econ0mistas mexica-
nos no debe ser por la salida de u
nos cuantos miles de obreros que
vienen al ~extrantero a mejorar su
saette disfrutando de buenos sala,
rios y adquiriendo un nivei mas ele-
IVadp en- Ii escata social 3 industrial;
la alarma debe, ser por Ia poca eff
lcacia y la cast ninguna preparation
de los trabaladores para el desempe-
no de u labores, v oil remedio estA
va 10 dejamos dicho, en- educar a
egos obreros para que 81 trahajo sea
mas intense y menos pesado, menos
ahrumador; es decir, que Sc use en-
q trabajo mas do Ia inteligencia,
mas de los cQnQcimientos apropiados
y menos de Ia fuerza bruta.
III ano pasado los m%exicanos en-
los Estados UnidOs, remilieron para
Mexico cerca de doce miilones de
dolares; d iun million cada mes re-
presenta on metalico 10 que los ira
baiadores mexicanos remltfan de- los
Estados unidos q sus famllaa en- Me-
xfco: los trabaiadores italianos re.
miten tambien para Italia y conside
ran gne una Dc las molores cosaa
que 81 trabaiador italiano puede ha.
Ger IS venir a los Estados Unfdos
por una temporada, porQuo sahen
que vuelve mas intelligence, 81 ma,
yorns cohocimIentos. con mas expo
rlencla y ~ mas dinaro: mieutras
que durante su ~ausencla los qde Sc
1nedah lienan sallHlactoriamente las
necesdiades Dc "a Industrial. del co
mercio y Do IA agriculture. debado q
20 Iran eficncih Aumengar Ia effcsk
ela de los tFabaiaeorea ~ aumentar
an polencla Industrial; Ios naises 20
ientes son aqunlloa que tianen tfaba,
ladpreg u18s ~efieneeB, ios cnaie8 no
necellan DE- eniEsar para rtmedlar
50 cendiei0n con II aamanso ae
eueldo3.
Deeimos q ian elasea lntaiectunlna
de Mfxico. eduend ! ios ohfernx mo
aean0a a q0erels mcAsFmr ~ sif1a,
zion q fpa ~fabnladorrt w. afra
qga = daico mstin a. mainsarfa
~ por medic DEL iratalo j dHi IS
idol
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-26

Con pnos cuantos centayos compra
Danderiue.g Despues de una aplica-
cion do eRandarineF no podra haIlar
I'm cabellc caido 0 ninguna caspa,
aparte de cada. cabello manifesto u
va vida, yigor, brillantez, mas color
y espesor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-26
Carta alberta a los Uotantes
del Condado de San Miguel

Refusando los ataques Qratuitos dc lei Independence De Las Vegas,
Nuevo Mexico, en- que acusa de- ex-dem6craiag d varOs repu-
bhcanos De aqueI condado que no quieren i De acuerdc CON "a
facci6n Romerista.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-26
ESCUELA NORMAL observation-disclosures
Ell RITO, N. NJ.

INSTITUTION CoEDUcAcloNAL que ha manieaado. ell proximo
aho pasado que proDorefona ventajas en- ensenanza y regamentos con-
duceptes q formar eudadanos buenos de- caracter y sana moral.
EsTA sfTUApA en- 81 hermoso vale de FL Rmo. condado de Rio
Arfba, d doce mIlas del farrocarrtI; y 81 china 1unto con Ia Iocaidad.
son condolences propictas al adelanto y desarouo de los estudiantas.
EDfFIclos AMPLios, 4 prueba de nego. bn ventlados, y ca
lefaccion a vapor alumprado eectrico, y dstrfbuci6n DO aqua potable.
DoRMlToRfos: Para mayor satisfaction de- los padres de- las edu-
candas, los dornhonos Dc esass siampre cuentan con la uglancia
constante de una sehora de conocda honraddz
Ell cuERRo De PRoFEsoREs, su mdtodo do ensenanza y las asis
ratpras q escogen para asegprar 81 mayor txto possible.
NO HAY EXPLOITATION PEcurfAR1A, y los eastos del snternado
tBoardersl son innHos y al alcance de todos.
Sc aoucia la aasteneia parucuiarmente de 56yenas y sehortas cue
ingresen a los estu1Ios de Eacuea Superior ia pr6xfmo trminoe Co
mepzara saptiembre Z por mas infofmea escrIban Embellishments q
~FiLApELFo BAcAs
Presdente
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-24

Edna and I had planned TO go
shopping Saturday. We had spot
ted a cute dress in a wtndo" on
14th street and a hat and a teT,
trinkets we wanted like mad. And
thew cost so little
We got them and were just UNI
hacking the parcels in u room
when the telephone rama
"Hcllo-hello!"
1t was Friend Ladys voice and 1t
sounded excited.
"Yes-hello,'' I purredi how do
lis this you. Edi.h? Oh aow glad
II am! thought surely something
creadml had hsppaned TO you. are
you all right?"
"Why, OF course-why We're
Just come in fruEl shopping
SHOPPING! NoI - hern shop
sing
A queer sound as Of gurgles and
gasps followed, and ] began 10 won
der II Friend Lady were a little era
zy.
rs anything wrong?" asked.
Missed the Matinee.
There was no answer for an IN
| stant-the sort OF silence that IL
full Of electricity, as though aston
ishment were preventing speech.
Then In an unnaturally calm voice
! Friend Lady went on:
mo, dear, except that the stage
| maanger is standing on his head
because you weren't at the matinee
today"
"Matiuee! There's a m~atinee?"
turned 10y with fright.
II never dreamed of It. No one
told me Oh, whatever shall / dog
Words failed me. ! was aghast
at my ignorance. But how should
know about a matinee when no.
body mentioned such a thing
tits all right" soothed Friend
! Lady; mo particular harm done.
Only remember there are six nights
and two aEternoons-Wednesday
and Saturdays. Goodbye"
l hung up the receiver and fell
into a chair.
Perhaps | could still get there in
time for the last act! l scrambled
into my hat and coat and few to
the theater. The stage-door man
grunted, / flashed by him and up
the iron stairs in the big dressing
room, out OF which the girls were
just streaming. dressed for the
| final act. I was too late.
Ileaned against the wall and sob
bed.
Don't baWl SO, kid said a voice
lat my shoulder; whats the mat
ter? Has your best fellow transfer
red his affections to your girl
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-24
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BANTON.

All the Meadow Grove pupils were standing in a row waiting to
start the game called, balancing the Grape" They looked almost as
anxious, when Nick went along the line placing u crane carefully
upon each ones nose, as If they were in school instead o a a picnic
and Mr.. Scrbble Scratch, the taiTyman sChoounuster, GIhs IHeW IN
examination in Observation-Disclosures.
II wasn't easy to rn a race with a grape on the end OF ones
nose, and it was necessary to keep the grape on II one wished to win
the prize.
Well Nick went along the line, and pretty soon everybody had a
crane Ben Bunny, Jr, and Cutie Cottonail had a dreadful time, Tor
their noses would wigge, and their grapes rolled perlousty ear 10
the dropping off place.
squeezed the grape down gently. There 1t stuck as tight al a post,
age stamp OH the honey he had syy put there.
Finally everybody was ready and Nick said, Col"
In about one hop Teddy Toad lost his grape, in about two hops
Freddie Frog lost his, then Ben Bunny, JEs went, and Caie Cotton
tails next. Chippie Chpmunk, scanpor Squirrel, and the Mink boy
droDped theirs next and quit. But Cobbio Coon ran right ahead, the
crane on his nose never budging. He wasn't three feet away from
the willow tree and everybody was calling out, Bravo! Cobb Coon
winsw when he saw Chuckie Chicken near a fence, and Cobb Just
couldn't resist chasing him. Pretty soon he came hack putting ana
blowing and forgetting all about the Crane stuck on his nose.
Home Gomez" asked Mr.. Scribble Scratch, peertng over his
glasses.
oh. Jimmy, I fotgot!" cried Colby, putting un his paw. Aud,
mind you, the grape wouldn't come off at all!
Colby sneaked home.
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friend. Because il he hasn't, there
nothiu' in the world ought TO make
you turn on the shower like that
| looked into the thickly-painted
face OF a girl l had never seen be.
fore in the show.
She had hard eyes and a coarse
mouth. which was smiling at me in
a curious sort Of way.
II didn't know there was a mat
inee today" I said in a choked
voice and started to move away.
Avis that ala" Say, l didn't
know there was anything so green
as you, Sis. this side Of the Pall-
sades. Where you living ?"
"McAlpin hotel" answered.
"Shucks! What's the use Of liv-
ing like that You can't have any
nun in a hotel. Say, listen" She
came close to me, holding my ell
bow aud lowering her voice. Il got
a swell little nat. My chum's just
left me 10 get married. Come on
up and go halves with me. III cost
you less and you can"
Thanks very much" | had got
over my crying At completely by
this time, but l have my cousin
with me. We'd rather stay at the
hotel"
The girl moved slowly on, look
ing over her hunched shroulder at
me.
"suit Yourself. But"
Suit Yourself" she said. but a
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TEL him. father-toll John all
about It."
eve all came out here yester-
da ymornlng-got here before you
did, and think you've got a discour-
aging Job. but it will do you good.
and your neighbors good, TO have
Won bring backRthe Horn o Plenty
farm. You've shown what you can
do with u very little, and you've
made the most OF what you've got,
What you need now ia a good wife
well, come, into my office until
March and save your money. Then
you can marry Helen and we will
come and dine with you next
Thanksgiving Day II you will prom
Use to provide the entire dinner
from the products of your farm
my grandfather did It, and so
can l." declared John Hatcher, and
he did.
Nowadays IL you should ask for
Horn O. Plenty farm ever one will
eagerly point the way. The big
gest white house on the street, the
place with tie flower garden, the
big farm yonder," and they might
add, 1.-THE happiest home in the vii.
lage--that's Horn O. Plenty farm
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