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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-09-16
RattIesnake and Old
Man Fight to Death

Atlanta, Ga.-Word has been
brought to Atlanta Of a remark
able fight to the death between
an aged farmer, living near
Buckhead, and a giant rattle
snake.
The farmer, Mack Richards,
who IL we'll advanced In years,
was mending a fence when he
disturbed a rattlesnake so large
that when piled in a coil Its head
was more than two feet above
the ground.
The snake struck at him and
would have reached Its mark II
1t had not been detected by
heavy briars.
Before 1t could coil again, Mr..
Richards seized rail, and
pinned the snake against the
ground. He tried to call for
help, but none was near.
The snake, by main strength,
twisted itself out from under the
rail and prepared to strike again.
This time Mr.. Richards got
beyond striking distance, but the
snake followed him and contln-
ued the attack.
Mr.. Richards picked up short
er rail and with 1t gave battle,
finally killing the reptile. 1t
measures six feet In length.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-09-16

The alsost affeotionate little mother
of all at tie children's playground at
Golden Gate park, San Francisco.
Cal, is none other than charlotte
Russo, monkey. Not long ago Mr..
Taylor, superintendent of the play
ground, was given an orphaned puppy.
Charlotte took it upon herself to care
for him, and she does. Taylor Is the
only one who dares venture within
safe distance" Of the puppy while
Charlotte is around. She Is shown
holding the orphan while Taylor holds
the bottle.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-09-16
Candy Is Not Taking
Place of Hard Liquor

misunderstanding has not
taken the place Of alcohol for
men who formerly INDUCED In
beverages now under the prohibit
ton ban, according to Walter c.
Hughes, secretary Of the Nation
al COnfectiOners' association.
In letter to the state depart
ment, Mr.. Hughes placed the
confectionery industry as fifth
among those benefited by prohi-
bition. Savings banks, the soft
drink industry, ice-cream makers
and moving picture theaters In
that order had drawn greater
propOrtionate profits out of the
dry edict than the candy trade.
he said.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-09-16
HOw's This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
tor any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken
BY catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
i've years, and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru tine Blood on
lhe Mucous surfaces. expelling the Poi
son from the Blood and healing the dis
eased portions,
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Medicine for short time you will see a
great Improvement in your general
health. Start taking Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine at once and get rid Of catarrh. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. ]. CHENEY e CO. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by all Druee SITS. TIC.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-09-16
For Sale.

My property located at the foot of the
mountains at ThurmoEt. Apply to
MRS. ADAM KERN,
iuly Is Emo Thurmont, Md.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-26
MUCHACIIVITY
 AMONG LOCAL BOY SCOUTS

At the regular weekly meeting of the Cordova Boy Scouts appreciation was expressed for the snare drums re- ceived on the last boat, and thanks was voted to A. J. Adams G. K Betts, B. V. Boyle, M. Brock, w. H. Chase, IT. W. Cloninger, T. J. Donohoe, G. c. Hazelet, A. E. Lathrop and A. J. Mo- Connen for their kindness of heart in providing the wherewitha1 to pur- chase the drums. Altogether $100 was accumulated by one of our patri- 0tic citizens who thinks quite bit of the Boy Scouts. The Scouts deem it a great favor to be honored by these men in such way
 The Scouts are also thankful to George Dooley, who is instructing them in snare drum work, and they will very likely make more headway at their ee-times-a-week rehearsals since the drums have actually arrived from the national headquarters of the Boy Scouts in New York.
 MT. Peterson is making good head.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-26

way on the fireplace at the local head quarters, and he expects to complete the work next week. Some of the Scouts have made bird houses, and when a few more are made they ex- pect to put them on exhibition. The Scouts have been very busy this last week getting sand and stones for the fireplace. Last Saturday they had an overnight hike under direction of the scoutmaster Scouts Don Foster, Mike Shepard and Eugene Tibbs passed the fire-making test without using paper or bringing kindling from home.
 The Scouts are looking forward to their summer camping trip, and in order to be able to go they will have to make good now.
 The Boy Scouts sold flag buttons Saturday, and the proceeds from the sale of the buttons are to be sent to a firm in the East, whoch will send them an American flag and three portraits in return. One Scout sold thirty-tWO buttons inside of forty minutes.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-26

Ladies' and gents shoes shined at The Club Barber Shop. 12-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-26

Fresh French putfs daily at the City Bakery. 13-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-26

Fresh Ever-Ready Flashlight Bat teries, all sizes. Blum O'Neill Go. 3-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-26

Don't argue. The Club billiard hall carries fresh tobacco. 27-tf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
COURT REPRIMANDs KELLY
SENS TON is SPRUNG AT
Herring OF CAPT. DETER
Judge Advocate Warned 10 Conduct
& Cross-fs1 animation OF Accused In
Calm md DccorouS Manner.
fBr Assoctntcd rr,,as.l

NEW YORK, Jan. S,--Tac court
martial on governors Island Of Cap
Hundred and Eighth Military Police
Company charged with cruelty to
prisoners in LIE Mans. France, was
livcned today when the court warned
advocate. that he must conduct his
cross-eNamination O! tho defendant
fin calm and decorous manner" and
Major Kelly. . few minutes later.
/, advocates department.
The sour, Delivered its rcprtmand
while Kelly was questioning Deter
concerning the. arrcs, OF . prisoner
who. Deter charged had pulled a
gun" on him. kelly had asked the
he though; he the pistol.
Immediately objection was raised
by member OF the court. and tho
squirt stenoera pheT. asser,ing tnat
once was unable TO say whethci'
Kelly had used the words 80 scared
or TOO cownrdly." Kelly ihe-cupoH
produced his questions IN written form
and snid he had used the WORDS so
scared"
Believe. lie wa. -Eramcd."
The court then was cleared. while
the board discussed the question and
when tho session was resumed. Cciomsi
William II. Ailairc. president o. tho
court, read the reprimand.
Do you believe yoa were framed
no Kelly then asked Deter
ABSOLUTELY, So"
"Bv whom"
u dont know. but its seif-cyidcnt."
Was !, the iudse-adrocatc's &c
y Will make no statement 10 this
court Which cannot prove"
Was II Captain john NJ Weir"
Captain Weir, Of Indianapolis who
is assistant lGdgc-advoc.te !rves-
t!ga;cd the charees agasas, Dc;xsr !,
3>e ManS.4
y cannot give any rSllcnca III ,l,s
time, answered Captain Deter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
RICHMOND WOMAN IS
WELL AND HAPPY NOW
Strength and Energy Came
Back, Nerves Calm and
Sleeps Like a Child.
TELLS Her ~EXPERIENCE
PRAISES Tanlac for Wonderful
Change Wrought in Her
Condition.
TELLS HER ".EXPERIENCE

AS ] now look bucl, over nv oo.,
dition before hogan tak!nc Taniar
! can hardly understand how ! mon
aged 10 hold out as long as I,i ."
was the statcmen, made rcrn,,,, H..
MRS. {. T. Guthrie. Of 6I.h. Norm E,n.t
Street, Richmond. Va. -" -
had SUFFERED SO much that p,a
a'Hiost gwen up nope, and my ,no,b.
n ,ao pcconne alarmed At my condition,
Mrs Guthrie continued 4 h..d 80,
bothered with irdigcs,Ion 81 -, Dre'!
! mad become dyspeptic. and ,o,,|n
hardly retain one thing ate NJ,
pe'i'e was SO poor tina, had IN fn,r.,
m9selt 10 eat enough 10 ke,n .lio
s., i"i nee on my stomach sometime,
iriEhtful. and my heart worIa ,.,S
tate SO pad could hardly hrtath.
got so dizzy n times that L,d
nold oil the frS. thing nc.r ,.
keep from falling to the aoor ,,.,s
I'D hor'-wlitced tina, gave cornplc,.iy
OUT "hcn walked any ais;nnc. a.
took the least exercise. ,yas 80, W
"a a. couid get but little slccp.
ana dreaded 70 70 to bed Wh.n !
got up OF mornings ALWAYS ,,d
oittef taste in 10y mouth. I had raf,s
all over nay body. and Il, tirns -.
IN SUCH agony that / fol, lifo cycrr
muscic ana joint was stIit. Bursiipp
neaoRches would come on me oftcn,
and fe!t miserable from mgrnir,, ~
night every day that came
had heard Of Tanlac but / ,Itan,t
besin taking !, until :. friend 81 =, ).
mother recommended Ii 50 hiuni. "a
her that she got me to;tlc hnye
.ahsh oh'y one bottle, but the Charge
that has come over mo Is r",rur, MN
All signs .! indigestion AaVC dts..
peared and can cat any,hinr .,,d
everything | please Wilton. any n.I
after effects. don't pet d,azy Az,
more. and my heart action IS normal
and my breathing free ana easy AIy
nerves arc steady and slerp iIk., e,
child. The stiffness in my joiate aud
muscles has All loft n", and | ara y,
longer troubled with headaches ,
have gained in weight, my strength,
and energy have an come back. and
jnst feel like new woman. :,,n
well and happy woman, and an mo
praiee for IL goes 10 Taulac"
Tanlac IS sold in Richmond by Tr.rl,
Drug Co. and Grant Drug Co.--Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
MAy0R- GENERAL. WOOD
WARNS AMERICAN PEOPLE

Universal Service brought TO
the coiors, through the draft. first
and last, approximately three mil
lion men, and it is safe 10 say that
rot over nifty per cent. probably
less, OF the men were fit for line
service when the nation was called
TO the colors." said Major General
Wood in recent article i'm the
metropolitan Magazine.
When it is remembered" he
said that the men sent to the
Camps for training had passed the
:elcctivc Drat, Boards, and that
they represented those who we're
considered most III 10 undergo
training and preparation for mill
ta-y service. ii does no. take much
IMAGINATION n picture the physi-
cal and heal,h conditions OF the
remaining thirty per cent. Think
wha! this condition means; what
It's effect is--upon the race, upon
national efficiency. national moral
ity and charactcrw
The mobilization OF the selecte d
men OF our nation brought TO our
attention Ar in.olerabic. unneccs-
ssry and dangerous condition
dangerous 10 us and 10 the race.
To get veil. or stay we'll and
strong, It is absolutely necessary
10 have healthy blood rich in
plasma. oxygen. iron and the nat
u:al ecl!-sal,1 that nature provided
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06

20 nourisi and revitalize the cells.
You cannot live without oxygen.
and IT the cells of the body are not
supplied with the ceil-saits that
iced and nourish them they soon
Withcr, just as plant droops and
dies tor lack Of water.
DIR. Reusing's remarkable discov-
cry, which he recently announced
and named REOLO, rapidly in
creascs the number Of red blood
cells and supplies the oxygen, iron
and cell salts that the blood must
have 10 keep the body we'll or make
ii we'll.
This wonderful REOLO formula
which has been used with remark
able success by DR.. REFUSING in his
private practice, may now be OBJ
tanned through registered druggists
who are Licensed Distributors Of
the DIR. A. l.. REFUSING Laborato-
r;cs. Akron, Ohio.
KEoLO is not expensive. Each
sealed package contains 100 pleas
ant, tastcicss tablets. sufficient for
TWO weeks treatment. and only
costs dollar. 1T is sold under the
POSITIVE Guarantee that if you are
not absolutely satisfied will, the re-
suits after taking the two weeks
treatment, your money will be
promptly refunded.
- can OBTAIN EEOLO IN Rich
.ond n Tragic Drug Co. Inc.
1883 East Broad street, Rich
monj. Nu.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
Would D.port I.on nr;,.,

TACOMA. WASH. Jan a.-A wa
RANT t3r the rcarrcst ana deportation
OF iihclm Won RrinclScu, wien no is
TcicaScd from the Federal peniLcn-
tiary III McNcills Island where h.. il
serving sentence for violation 81
INC hcutrality law. has been obt 5lacI
NY the immi Sratiou officials. IL Ma an
nounced today. He VIII b.,srrlcn.cd ~
Friday. II is cSpccted -" S''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
Mrs. Helen Y, Jones.

tFINIGIOTTtSNlLL VA. Ian. D.
Mrs. Helen Y. Jones. IT, widow OF
charles y. Jones. or Clarke County,
ui"d - an carly hour this morning
~ IN" homo OF hcr son. f.rnC&t II. Jones.
nineteen years ono month ago She
tcll ana broke her hip. The fun .r:il
was hold from the Jones residence al
$50 O'Clock this afternoon and the
body taken Ia ScrryyiIlc where Inc IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
1ENEKINE'S SUPPLY SYSTEM
BREAKS DOWN. is INDICATION
war s:autrmcnt SURRENDERED ny Ru,-
Saria Is trGcniIy Requested by
Anti-Rci>he>ist Leader
if3v Unl,c-..l. se-y.l.l

ptEiS. Ian. 5-Tna gloomy nc,ys
NAT has been coming from Genera
Den!kinc,s trori IL late vas sharply
;Ncentuatcd toda: when i: became
known that the French mission It-
iaShod 10 DcnckiNc'S hcad0u1rters has
tSlesranheo 10 the supreme council OF
me peace conference. urgently icoueSl-
ES tnat the war equipment Surrpr-
without delay indicating thai the anti
boiSheT!St leaders 6uppiy system has
er4*ea Gown hS a result Of TIC hcaI-.
0clc1is ne has SmstaiMrd rncnn-lw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
Itob-rt nndford Saunders.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Jan. g.
Robert Radford Saunders. So. retired
farmer. dicd ut midnight last night at
tho homo of his son-iR- law ut amp
bells, this county. after long tilnoss.
He was n native or buckingham. Tho
body viii he taken tomorrow to VIM
gina. Va. whore the funeral and In
terment Will occur tomorrow afternoon.
MIR. Saunders is survived by several
cniIlrsn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
Freight IIpndI.r. S,r;i.

sNEW ONLEANS. Jan 6-Ectwser
i,-ou ana l.3vo union freight haudlcrS
mated with lonGshotemen's organiza-
IONS. went on strike TO-DAY for an in
They received 40 cents. i; wu4 ~:
cNpected the strike would interfere an
preciabiy with dock wor,; rs Ionr-
shorelnch Were accepting freight from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
4 Augustine y. pcnrcc.

Augustine \. Pcarcc died ut his home
IN iichrico county yesterday morning
at II o'clock. 1T the age OF CO He is
survived by his widow and one son.
Funeral WIN tako place Thursday
morning from Four-Milo Creek Church
~ ~ oc!ocS. intcrmcnt viii ne IN
lakewood Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: TUESDAY, JANUARY G. 1920

tcrmcnt will occur tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Jones was tho daughter OF the
i,tc James Duncan. OF Williamsburg.
sons surrlye-Charlcs L. Joncs. OF
Alexander: w. 4. Jones. of Pittsburgh.
Pa, and Ernest n. Jones, of this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
4. Snnlncr Winston.

y sumner Winston died ut his resi-
dHucc, los North Addison street, ycster-
day morning. lie Is survived by his
WIDOW. four sous and one daughter Flu
neral VIII be from his late residence
this afternoon 1t $40 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06

ttSint.it - hours ..udinr t. M..... None
ihUhNl"nck since March i............. in;
fc:,S!rEcN st;cs january l........ IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
Snc,,ini nnin

Local Observations ut l.. VI. Yesterday.
VIVA direction mort ngASt. Wind NCEuC ~
.. MN.thnr ~ ) " VI. .lnnI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
Little Talks No. l2l
TO LADIES ONLY

Why worry and wear your life
away with old-fashioned family
washing methods when YOU can
get such excellent laundry work
as TIE ROUGH-DRY at less
cost in money, trouble, wear on
garments and on nerves?
We positively do prettier work
than the most competent
lauudFcsses. Your clothes are
washed whittier, cleaner aud more
sanitariiy and are called Tor and
returned at definite time each
week.
All fiat pieces arc perfectly
ironed underwear ready TO put
on. due TO our special drying
process, and small pieces nice
i starohed for ironing.
Phone US today, Madison 1872
or iS43, 10 send for your clothes.
The price is only 1oc pound.
or Sc If YOU have two or more
sheets.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-15

Have yeu ever roppsi 70 rssson vh1
4 = that - many proiulil that arr "a.
ifnIrslT advertised. Al a. cnls drip ral
81 nfhf ani av socn ioTrotfrni Ihl
re1son = paln-the article ga net fuldlI
lie pr1m|lll q The msnuisciurrr. IhI'
trpllra mere particularly % q mlilcins
A mrilrIrsl prrplraiI1n that has rral
curative value almcsi slII If1lii. as Ike
IN rudlsHs cham system he remedy 4
rtccmmrntri ~ thos Who have ben
bsn1hiei. 70 thoss uho are IN nfei Il a.
A prumlnrni druTlIIi nyl "Iaks loi
fIamrlf d.. kllm1fs faamp Root. .
rflpsniIcn ] have 40 ior many years
and sever hesitate . rrconnrnt. ior IN
almosi even cass u shoss e1rsllrnt r.
lahs. &c many ol M culiamlra talilfY
ale
Aecoff|ns 10 ssorn fisirm<nts and
tsIihri irltlmrnT q thouaniI ~ hstf
u1ld he rrrraui|rn. N nnoorIl a ~
klmlfs swamp Nnct Il tut % the i.fi.
- msny people claim. that Il luIdlls a
ncsl effIf sIlh IN oFgfcomInF LIinsg.
hsu sni lkiter aIlmfnis. corIrcis NJ
nsIy trunbls ani nfnirl|Iss he ufIr
sell uhIlh causes fAramaiIlm.
Yea nay rrcfIgs q ampf bottle 81
tsaur Hc1t ~ raroTls rnst. Adirrn
n. kilmgT 4 Co. nIn1hamion. n. ~
tnd rn<lrIl Ten cgni1. allo mfniIun fhIl
paper. IaITT an1 mft|um sIIl h1liIn
~ nls Fl Al iIur aiofts-Ais.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-15
.D0DS0N WARNS
CAL0MEL USERS
ne Mercury Attacks the Bones,
Saliyates and Makes
You Sick.

There's no reason why . person
lhould take sickenlng, sallvaiIng Gallo.
mel when a few cents buys q large bot.
~ Of Dodson's Liver Tones perfect
substitute FOR calomel
II r. pleasant. vegetable liquid
shlch will start your liver just ~ sure
y ~ cnlomel. but Il doesn't make you
dck and can not eallvafe.
Children and grown folks can take
uofson's Liver Tune. because II h per.
fecily harmless
calomel 4 dangerous drug. II IL
mercury and attacks your bones Take
. dose ~ nasty caloneI today and you
Mn feel weak. alcc and nnuseaied to
morrow. Don't lose q day's vork. Take
: spoonful Of Dodsou'z Liver Tone IN.
siend and you Will wake up feeling
great No more blllo'isness. consllpa.
lion. sluggishneza. headache. coated
tongue or sour stomach. Your drug.
flsi says n you don't End Dodson's
Liver Tone acts better than horrible
ralomsi your money Il waiting Cor you.
ADV.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-15
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER


= narvsiout nssnsdy for lndlosstlen.
Those uho suffer fram nervous rs.
refsia. consilfailoa Indigestion. tor.
20 llsef. d'rsIness heaharhes cen.
inr up n feed wind on slomarh PEI.
ftiai|an end ether IriIfai|ons ~ a..
unlfr ln ihf digestive tract aIll nni
Dreent AuFusi Flower q mnsi efsc.
tive End eHr'enl assistant len Ihr ~.
irai'un ui natures frrri'uns ani n
return 20 hea'fh sni happiness There
ruald o. 30 better Testimony ~ ne
value Of ibis rcmc,ls lof these fr.uhias
Than ne fari thar lis b. fnr the |asi
ffit.funf ycars has exirnHrd INTO
many thousands u hoasrholds ~ ever
the rlsll|se'i world anil M lnilrailon
Of ant fallufv has been ohialncd W IN
that tine. vrry dgf|nhlr ~ gentle
lnxallse Sold eservuhefe. ADV.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-15

and lei IA ile sirurrllnri AID
fof shat reasnn via tuu 10
ihatf ~ yon take r'casare 81 see-
o. us sirugcle and lhrn |n -eclns he
icadl Nott w give sos ~ mufh
pleasure ntlnF ahoa' 'n ihe sansh|ne
s'rrlns homer frum Co. hosersr
And as fheg called fof heIr some
more children GENE funnlne towards
ihc ours who bad captured TIE butter.
flcs -lei them ga ihey shouted
-yuu cruel chlllrcni lloV W Wish
W could pln you o. hoar.ls faf q col.
lcciion We couid make q rrurl ehll.
drrnf- And lhc cruel children 1T the
BUTTERFLIES 81 and once nore ihe love.
y hullcrlile. ucre happy.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-15
LAST s WORDS
TELL THE STORY
cardui Assisted Mississippi Lady
Recover Her HeaIlh-0lher
Treatment Had Been
Without Result.
Read Her
Story.

Errnfia. Mls-lirscrlblnr results
frum The use q Cnraai. Mrs. ". 1.
white. II this place. says: -when
only a rlrl ! suffered a great deal with
49,. ~ mother decided then Tor me
10 take cariul ! iook nine bottles IN
ali and became "a strong, healthy
riri.
~Afier ny marriage ! - began
- take cardui I vas som stronger.
and passed the danger period an right.
and my boy Wa strong and healthy.
-Flrsi q laa year ! Wa IN =
desperate condiiion. L.. almost 70
death
we usrd medicines without results
= was - sore across ne bottom q
ny stomach. and - uesk.
-For three moulhs I lay IN this
condition.
= told ny husband cariul had
hrlpsi me once. maybe n uould asnIn.
No peni and SOC q.
= ternn 10 take Cardul and very
shcrilr hsran 20 Improve and a.
my strength.
~The sioppei; the SCREENS.
lsff ne.
Ny present health n rood--Adx
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-15


they love 20 give Of their saeetnesa.
aud that = because noeers are sweet
and gentle and Kindly"
~Oh.~ rald Mr. White nutieghI,
~hoa lovely 4 Die summer time And
how gay everything a. The whols
world . ~ bright Il u truly sery
wonderful.
The children wear pretty bright
colorn. the birds are al dressed 10
beautifully $40 feathers The leaves
are al a. handaoms as they can be-,
ihfoalng lovely shade and lovely
shadows about Everything Il 20
nice. EtrDullug Il - bright Al.
ne uufid = q lovely place.
= heard you talking aid little
Ais White butterfly. "ies lsni u
lovely nor|df And everything 70
pretty and everything - ray and
everything - Uarm and sunny ]
have just had a most delicious call
ullon Mr.. Mornlns Glory. What good
honey ~ dld risr ne 10 drink r
~ilats fou ca'lci on iady Honey
fnrlleT asked Miss fellow Butterfly.
And Master Gold and liiack butter.
~ said. = lhuald ~ ! have. and
.hc treated m1 10 klni|y sne askei
ne II vas thirsty and n ! eauld
ule a cnol|nf ~ o. ITO " her bsa
he1l1. Size .a|d she loved huiicray
callers. And .ile hoped that uoald
tell az my friends and cousins % call
on her she IL 30 curilai and friend.
~ ard nlcc
"she has = number % friends among
ihe humm|nfb|fds 100 sne Il very.
rsfj fond u them. she told lns
rrraf deal about them and he Intro.
dared me 10 one ~ho caias 10 call lusi
e. ! vas leaving We must al 80 and
call a. Der ne IL - nlcg-
I'VE ulli an 60 the others aid
An. yes. lsi us al 81 70 LADY
lloneI suekles home everyone sa|d.
.And AR sun viii 80. too. eA NJ.
Sum
ar. sun beame.i uro1 The bullsf.
nles ana hs aid Ais lovely butter.
alss. rho lote 10 Fits PLEASURE and 70
help hrIehlrn ihs uhels World indeed
ilf sun ulll not REFUSE Jour request.
AID ne. ioo, viii ~ 90 call on Lady
unnfysueklf-
let - he o. the butterflies said
lusi thcn there came along q bog
and wiih h|m smother bog and alno
Elfl
There are noine ~ thc hne boys
and a EiIl l. with ihrm. toe sad
ons % The butterflies -i.Ee sfen %
many me hogs aud Glfls this aun.
mrI.-
NOT na soonrr had b. spoken lhaa
ne bfyr and The rlfi uesi after TIE
hullrTfles Nth q 80 and with q hat
sven catch them.- they ah1uiet.
-and ~ vii add them % our cullsr.
ten. Wen pin hen % boaris and
~ uill shus hou many huilerfies ~
Gao rairh.-
~uh. uhni i hat. shat 4 ihsif'
nslcd The huIiffiIea u each Other
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lie u b|F game hunter. aud was
taking ~ hi happy experiences In
ne uai n doorH. Then ihs ialk drift.
81 10 Old friends hacs 10 the old home
town.
Whatever henme of koand Sof7
ore ifleni nsled the hdnls4.
cob. hadn't you loardi Hes 10
Jail"
"ion don't ten mrr
-itui J AenI down 70 he jan 70
sec bra ihe other dag
That nas a friendly hing 70 a..
What iIi ,ou 'alt ahoufr
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