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Evening journal., 1920-06-16
D'JEvER MEET IMP
'lgg, who doesn't oane a penny

plgg, who doesn't oane a penny
Who tho deuce is nominated
Campaign speeches2 Won't hear any.
Mind already saturalet.
Why this wOrry2 Why this poiherl
Mr. Pleg IL proud 10 state
That he's followed up his father,
Always votes The ticket straight.
They used 10 take money away
from suckers via the shell game,
crooked faro, and the gold brick.
Now they do Il more successfully,
more prontably, and with less chance
Of going TO prison by changing Wild
cat oil stock for your currency.
The "honor system" having proved
successful IN lails, has been adopted
in tho Washington State University.
Hereafter the student found using
tho encyclopaedia stun, the little
horse" OF Roman fame or the onion
skin paper short course In geometry
will be adiudgcd honorless.
ln the frst place, why should II be
necessary for college students tc
lhave honorG
| Tisnt fair. 'Tisnt right. What's
the use Of going to school II one has
20 learn TO pass examinations.
The educated brain should be oh.
tained by the pate de foie gras meth
Cd. The food Of education should b.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
Careless Shampooing
Spoils the Hair

Soap should be used very carefully.
n you want 10 keep your hair looking
IFS best Most soaps and prepared
shampoOs contain too much alkall.
This dries the scalp, makes the hair
brittle, and ruins it
The best thing for steady use Is
MQkiied oocOanut oil shampoo (which
Is pure and greaseless) and Is better
I than anything else you can use.
One or two teaspoonfuls viii cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly. Sim
ply moisten the hair with water and
rub It In. 10 makes an abundance OF
rich, creamy lather. which rinses out
easily. removing every particle OF
dust, dirt. dandruff and excessive oil
The hair dries quickly and evenly, and
II leaves the scalp soft. and the hair
fine and silky. bright, lustrous, 1uny
and easy TO manage.
You can get Mulsifed cocoanut OF
shampoo at any pharmacy. it's yer,
cheap, and a few ounces WIN suppl
every member Of the family 10
months.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
9GRADUATES in
HOWARD CLASS
Commencement Exercises
to-Open Tomorrow With
Oratorical Contests
PRESENT PLAYLET
ON CLASS NIGHT

Students Of the Howard High school
win hold their eighth annual orator
lcel contest In The school auditorium
tonight The judges VIII De Or. CLIFF
ford J. Scott superintendent OF
schools; Miss Bessie Doylno, Mrs. Lii
alan overall. Mrs. Bessie ]. Bowser
and w. Hilbert Smith.
The program follows; Selections,
Howard school orchestra; song, jun
Tor Gloe Club; Patriotism Lyman
Abbot, Albert Anderson, %; speech
at the Harvard Alumni Dinner" y.
r. Washington, Edna Anderson, 2ai
"The American Negro,' r.. o. Ran
some. Alice Banton, % "rhe Funeral
Grafton on Caesar" Shakespeare Anna
Benson, '22; quartet, Misses Cornin,
Starkey. Francis and Coylngton; -Ihe
Centennial Anniversary" Fannie Jack
son Coppin. Cora Berry, ~; Against
Militarlsm." w. j. Bryan, Blanche
Clarke, p; "Tho Better Part B, Y.
Washington, Mary Coyington, ~
what 10 the Slave Is The Fourth OF
July Frederick Douglas, Anna Ford.
'2f song, Junior Gloe Club; "Scorn TO
BE Slaves" Warren, WRyman Frazier
'2i "rho Right 20 Tax America" p"
Burke, Flora Hodges, ~; "lhe storm
ing on Port Wagner" Anna Dickinson.
Clement Hollis, "a "A solution OF tho
Race Problem" Ethel Gun. Orpha
Law. 2i; quartet, Misses Anderson,
Francis Messrs. Hollis Hogan; "lne
Unknown Rider" Georgo Lippard,
Esther Sowell. 20; "The Death Of John
Brown "Garrison, Myrtle .Starkey,
Stuhhs, 2i: Abraham Lincoln" Rid
die, William Zubor. 1S
Senior reception and class night VIII
DO held on Friday night when me
nlaylet "Tho Quest" win be pre-
sented The cast Is as follows:
Errol Anderson Helen Buck, Edward
Coberth, Susie Cornish, Millloenl
Coursoy. Antoinetie Frazier, Millard
Naylor, Esther SewoA.-- Laurence
Young. The Woman, Edith Johnson,
2i: Tho Child, Harold Gordon; The
Mob. members Of the class on 1921
school children, spectators at court,
dancers, guests-class Of u.
Commencement exercises viii be
hold M the auditorium OF the VIII
mingi0n High School on Thursday
evening, June "a.
The program follows.
Srioclion orchestra; invocation, DR.
RI. y. Arnott: chorus la) Lullaby
IlNoFahf lNI UolN 10 10 All Noii
Spiritual; The National Negro Busl-
ness League, Laurence Theodore
Young. chorus. "rhe Wandcrer',
Might Song" Rubenstein; what th'
War Has Taught the Negro" Esthei
Lena Sewell; chorus, "The Sea" Don
izetti; address 10 tho class OF 1870
Robert L. Nann, pittsburg. Pa; chorus
Come Away" Stults; benedictiOn, IN
Rev. J. w. Bond. -,
Prizes VIII De awarded In Engnsf
mathematics. manual training, DC
mesio art and science.
Diplomas win be conferred p
George Rommcl president OF ti
BoSrd OF Public Education.
Members OF the graduating olal
are Enroll Payne Anderson, Margar,
Helen Buck. Edward Linwood Cobertl
Susie Annette Cornish, Nilllcent Henr
C0ursey, AntOinelte Virginia fraziel
Miilard Albert Naylor. Esther Len
Seweil, Laurence Theodore Young.
Enroll Payne Anderson and Millicor
Henry Cornish are honor students.
Members Of the normal training de
partment are Frances Borreley, Eve
lyn Butler. Edna Chippey Retta Laws
Alice Stafford, Marguerite Turner.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
TODAY In HISTORY
SLIGHTLY JAZZED

siKty-seven years ag6 today, a
gang OF lab0rers began nlling up The
Mlddlesex canal In Massachusetts,.
The railroads had put the canal oui
OF business and the cry of 'low
bridge" no longer was heard In the
land. The oanny Yankees preferred
TO be iorked along The rails at a
mile every once Ia while 10 being
waited along The top layer OF a muddy
stream by The mclodious mule,
In tbe Want Ads win be found tho
direct route between employer and the
omplgyo.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
ny O. R. JOYFUL.


Have you noticed how u IL Thai
when one child IN the ncighbOrhQod
comnH down With The mumps all the
other children follow sulti
Aud us sOmnthiug liko that when
one follow gets rich quickly.
Everybody disc b bliion hy the idea
Thai N " possihlo TO manufacture
something out OF nothing 10 reap
whore no seeds were s0Wn, or 10 get
IN on the ground floor.
Wcort Bauer, Alton. H. farmeri
saws he paid eii,0o9 10 a clairvoyannt
who promised 10 locate $4,000 Ia gold
IN buried pot on his farm.
When he bcoame convlneed tlhl
what tho clairyoyant did locate was
ono easily plucked goose ne turned
90 tho law fur rollrf
Member that old fakor who used
20 offer a. "How 10 double your
money" recipe for -
when he got tho flvo he mailed this
Instruction..
"Tako one-dollar bill. fold 70, and
thus you have doubled your money
DgEVER MEET TM2
Evening journal., 1920-06-16

The Want Ads will help those wish
ing 10 purcnaso o. sell homes. farms
or real estate.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16

rammed down tho mock. One doesn't
ask a goose to hold still ION its
honor" when the gooEe-tcnder forces
down tho food That viii make It's
liver valuable.
Then, too, there's posterity to con-
slider. Did you ever hear Of q great
man who didn't cheat In schoolG
Where viii tomorrow's great men
come from nowS
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
WANT PASSENGERS
OFF CAR ENDS

H. II. Geiger, superintendent Of the
Wilmington and Philadelphia Trac-
ton Company yesterday addressed
employees Of The company on safety.
The talk was prompted by the fact
That SO minor accidents had ACQUIRED
Gelger especially cautioned conductors
regarding platform riding by passeA-
gers. Several weeks ago r.. w. Will
son, vice-president Of the company
Issued Instructions 90 the company
conductors TO keep passengers or The
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
CLEAR THE HEAD
END CATARRH
Use WINTERcROLE TO Quickly Open
Up Air Passages.

Don't allow Catarrh to spoil your
appetite, keep you awake nights strug-
Cling for breath and make your nos
trils and throat a breeding place for
disease germs.
Keep the nose and throat free from
excess mucus by applying WINTER
GROLE, a fragrant, healing ointment
cream that penetrates the air pass
ages OF the head and affords instant
relief. Tell your druggist you want
a small jar OF WlNrERGROLE.
Apply a little OF II In the nostrils and
it VIII soon heal the inflamed mucus
membrane. No need TO stay stuffed
up and miserable. For sale at Eek
erds and druggists eyerywhere.-Adv
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
cnIINTY nALANCES.

County Treasurer LippincOtt sub
mitted the following report OF bal
ances TO the Levy Court today; 10
credit OF New Castle county, SOS it6o0
miscellaneous road account. s2ia.R
Christiana. Si5.23iiS. Min Greek,
S24qf 81. White Clay Greek. S3gOl.3J
pencader, si29i58; New Castle, S2ts6.-
90. Red Lion, S3316.yl; St Georges,
e25fi64: AppOQuinimink. S9U.M
Blaokbird, siS1s09; Brandywine
fqS5f9
Evening journal., 1920-06-16

car rear platform Several conductors
In trying 10 enforce this order, have
been the recipients Of abuse and
sneering remarks. In one case when
ductor he said that he didn't see why
the company didn't post signs If they
wanted passengers TO stand inside the
ears.
The employees appreciated Mfr.
Gelgar's tax
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
Our Poets Corner
For Verses Written Specially for
The Evening Journal
NO HUNGER THERE
NJ. G. ROBBINs.

No. we'll not hunger there.
our wants Will be supplied.
For we shal feed right from The hand
OF Christ, the orucifod,
Well walk 20 near Tho throna,
And eli down at HIS foot,
Oh, whal glorious day Twill be,
When we our Christ shall moot.
Hunger can never reach.
That land Of corn and wlnei
For meath the Tree OF Life won
walk,
And eat The fruit divine.
No earthly care can come,
Within that Jasper wall;
Well bRsk forever In The Light,
Of God our Christ, our All.
No thirst can ever touch,
our lips-for we shall be;
Near 90 the river Of our God,
Its Waters all are FREQ.
There we will lavo our souls,
In limpid waters clear5
And walk upon It's sunny banks,
And never know a fear.
No hunger, thirst, or pain,
Oh, glorious llfo-so brlghbf
No stars can wane, nor sun can set
There never comes night
Rosplendont all VIII be,
AS ages still roll on,
And on our lips theroll always be,
ono grand 0lornal song.
The Want Ads will help those wish.
inn Ia utlrrnnge o. sell homes farms
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25

Barbed wir. cuts. ragged wounds,
cellar and harness gals heal up quick.
" when BALLAED'S SNOW I'M.
MENT In applied. II Is both healing and
antiseptic. Sold by all druggists. oct
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
JOHNSON Street School
CAPTURES FIRST PRIZE
IN CLEANUP CAMPAIGN

The johnson street school was the
winner of the first prize given 10y III"
city commission Tor the most effective
work done In the city's last cleanup
campaign. The Mckinney school was
adiUdged winner Of the second prize aud
the Buchanan street school Of the third
The committee. composed 81 Mrs. j. l.
Kcndriclg. Mrs. u. 4. Hanson and Mrs.
Howard Trisg. made their decisions yea
terday following a complete survey ana
inspection of the city. The committee
WAS escorted In their tour Of the city
by e. :. Goldsmith. city inspector.
The three prizes given by the city
commission were s2j. SIS and $40 In
gold.
Clement II. Yost. general chairman ot
the cleanup campaign. said last night.
that the affair was a success only by
the cooperation of the school pupils and
teachers. the members ~ the various
clubs of tie city. the Boy Scout organi.
cations. the several committees and the
citizenship NJ large, Such effective work
was done that Amarillo was proclaimed
the "Spotlcss City Of Texas" 10y state
official.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
STERN STAR OFFICERS
To BE ELECTED TONIGHT

'rhe annual election 81 officers Of the
.ler 81 Eastern Star viii take place
the Masonic Hall tonight at 73t
|iock. according 10 announcement yes.
Fslay. ~ members are urged to az.
bal the nler,ing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
ny DELEGATES SIGNIFY
Of ATTENDING
| OF c. MEETING HERE

e sInuai meeting OF the member.
Of the Panhandle Plains Chamber
Commerce will be held In Amarillo
! .. and Secretary. Manager Fink
amison anticipates a large attend.
4. Responses 10 letters OF invitation
ntly mailed 10 county Judges ana
Inbers 81 commerce indicate a good
Ping with lively interest.
3dge whitesldes Of Carson county
- that he will be here with a party
IN. Randall county viii be repre-.
ed by ten or more persons. accord
20 information received from Can.
Delegates have been named Tor
y county. and attendance IL assured
b Hemphill. Farmer. Deaf Smith
Oldham counties. and the secretary
let's representatives from practical
very Panhandle county.
view Of the shipping situation es-
billy. Il IL az vital concern 10 every
hty 10 take part In the first annual
Ting 81 the chamber. says the sec
F ny. At this meeting n comprehen'
review 81 the accomplishments "
organization during its first year
be read. and plans will be outlined
the second years work. The pres
and suggestions Of representa-
\ from all the counties are desired
|the SECRETARY 10 that the second
Re work may start off with full CO.
fatlon and enthusiasm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
CHAUTAUQUA TO OPEN =
HERE THIS AFTERNOON

The Rcdpath Horner Chautauqun
company will give It's first performance
of hte season this afternoon. The large
tent has been erected ON the lot Oppo
lite the Federal building and the work
of installing the seats will be completed
this morning.
The session viii open with strong
east. l;illy Strang. the Scottish imPcg.
senator. reader. baritone singer. AMI
hagpipc aud Cornet artist viii he one
IL the entertainers. Another will ne
reatrice Baughman. reader. saxaphonc
and piano. Iona Hoover will perform
ON the piano and violin. and Lois Leon
ard will be- heard In vocal solo. The
sime entertainers will appear in IN"
evening and Hilton |. Jones viii give
q study In Vibration"
Tomorrow afternoon ]. Frank Cas'
cny. the artist aud sculptor will gave
his chalk talk and Marie NJ. CnvenN
will sing accompanied by Leila Cronin.
pianist The same entertainment viii
be- repeated Wednesday evening with
talk by Henry l.. Fogleman on Mas
tcrship of Salesmansnip' added.
As guests of the Rotary Club. DR.. y
G. Mohlcy and other members Il the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
BACgALAUR[ATE SERMON
IS PREACHED BY VIRGIN

The haccalaurcate sermon to the
senior high school class was preached
by Rev. II. w. Virgin at the First Bap.
list church yesterday morning at n
o'clock. The house was filled tn ca.
pacity and many were turned away.
The seniors gathered AT the Poll;
Street Methodist church annex AM
marched In a body to the auditorium
Of the First Baptist church at 1850
o'clock for the services.
Commencement exercises will he held
In the high school auditorium wednes.
day afternoon and free play will be
given by the junior class that evening
Presentation 81 diplomas win take
place Thursday night at the Polk Street
Methodist church. a general invitation
To the public to attend Is given.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25

~. .. Ls-s william, Of m. Amarillo Tyr
|itsr Esrh.nrs. has taksn the se<ncy fsr
wsls- Aai,ns Nsehire n you an Inter.
"a hs will h clad 10 ds,sonstrais this von.
sful un.eAIrs. Ne 70 Iccsisd ia wet sth
|wst rhafs iss. Fsf weodstssk T.r~wvi,-
! &C. 10 M 2sls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
Anusennents
AZ The Deandl.

,day the management OF the DeanGi
Ire offers a distinct novelty in the
q picture entertainment In the
VI william Russell Production, en-
Ia "where the West Begins"
! not an ordinary strenuous pic' ure
lar. II II different. and Il caii'es Il
BIT. Life Is Just What YoI Make
tagged under the careful direction
ienry King. Il Is typical l.nsscll
~, with n stirring climax TINT brings
Ihero sharply TO the front. Mystery.
|elnure and Romance are the strong
heni In tshe theme and the setting
les from New Works. Great White
20 she uplands and prairies Of IN"
h.
|mong Mr.. Russell's support nrc Ia
Percy. J. Cullen Lands. Carl s. 'cl;
Frederick Vroom and Alfred Fer
IN all carefully selected performers.
story Is from the pen oi Stephen
well.known scenario writer. who
provided the star with many op'
unities: and In this picture the thing
|ioesn't do. are not with while men.
ling.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
AL DETECTIVE BUREAU
NOW Has FULL FORCE

c. Packard. district manager for
Fulk National Detective Bureau said
|erday that he IL now working n full
y of operatives In the local terri.
|. Tie has employed recently II. e.
EFT and Mrs. Addie Moore. AIR. Low.
has had three years experience In
secret service Of the government.
Packard said. The force Of the local
|eau now consists o: AIR. Packard
five operatives two Of whom are
pen.
r. Packard left last night for Mag
.na. y. NJ. where he will be about
beck on business.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
COMMITTEE HANDLING
cRAUTAUQUA TICKETS
WILL REPORT TODAY

Members Of the committee selling
tickets 10 the Redpath Horner Chautau.
qua 90 make up the guarantee viii have
lunch at Darnall's Cafe today at noon
when complete report II sales will
be- made. VIII y. Thomphon. chair.
man. said yesterday that total Of
about 81 400 already has been raised
and that something more than $500 ad.
ditlonal will he needed The guarantee
To the company was $500. and the hal.
ance of tine money needed IL to pay for
lumber used m the construction Of s-ais
and platform. Mr. Thompson said. lie
urges fun attendance az todays lunch.
con
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
AMARILLO DELEGATES
Off TO CONVENTION

Potter county delegates 10 the state
democratic convention To he held In
Dallas to'lay. left yesterday and sun.
lay for that city. Thomas =. Turner. T.
ID. barton. John Mcknight. and Mrs.
Il. q. Thompson lei; Sunday night. and
q. ID. short and J. l.. Smith left last
night. IL II understood. MIR Smith II
substituting for Ernest o. Thompson.
who was unable to go. Felix Franklin
mother delegate already Is In Fort
Worth and viii b. IN Dallas Tor the con.
vcnilon to-day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
mails Are Stars In Comedy Picture

kuals Are Stars In Comedy Picture
ack Sennett's latest five.part COM
sensation. Down on the Farm"
|ased bv United Artists dhe pig
r" will he the blg feature at the
Flon Theatre today.
Down ON the Farm" represents
{k senne,t's genius as comedy king
Its height. Through five reels he
lies the beholder through aiternat.
scenes % comedy. travestv. hilari'
satire. serious drama and thrilling
ode. never permitting the action
anguish an instant hut keeping u
at a speed typically in "senneit
mo-"
be story relates the adventure In ro.
bee and finance 81 "a rusting corn
beauty" namely. Louise Fazenda.
romance 81 her life In provided by
"hired helm" whose fists are rs hig
bis part. Finance Ii brought to the
by the village hanker-a kind 81
boss between Shylock and Don Juan
mixture ~ Turk and shark" The
b hand loves her for herself alone.
village house broker and home.
cker desires her for an Inheritance.
existence 81 which he for a while.
BE- knows. Hut Cupid gets up In the
htry with chantecleer and starts on
i Job with the sun. 80 Il happens.
r five reels 81 excitement .hilarity.
kts 81 laughter and thrills Of sus.
be tina tlove's lalor isn't lost and
! though the going may he rough In
country for romance. the altar and
preacher await NJ the end 81 the
20 do their duty by the sturdy 81
II.
Hnnett comedy experts 10 be seen In
pretentious spectacle and master.
Il 81 humor ar Louise Fazcnda. Ma.
Provost. Ben Turpin. James Finlay.
Billy Armstrong. John Henry. Jr..
RoacH. Harry Cribbon and tho,
be overlooked Teddy. MIR ennett's
ht Dane. sad Pepper. the latter's
tied enemy and expert inspector 81
Inn. The entire Sennett managerie
fcathcrcd and four footed folk Is
graphically involyed In the plot OF
'wn on tile Farm"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
A TEXAS WONDER

For Kidney and bladder troubles. gravel. weak
AL lame back. rheumatism and IRREGULAR rites
Of the lhreyS. sna bladder. II not sold By
often tti's Send for sworn testimonials.
DR.. z. W. HILL. 2fzs Olive ST.. ST. Loui. Mo
Sold by oil druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
GRAIN CROP WILL BE
BELOW 1878 YIELD, II BELIEF

Although the grain Is looking well.
the wheat crop this year viii not h.
nearly 80 great as that Of 1919. believ >
County Agent Harmon Benton. He
said that W. r. Dudgeon. who was In
from his farm eiRh, miles north 81 Am.
arillo yesterday, reported wheat In his
ncighborhood In good condition and
some looking exceedingly promising.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
Santa Re Engineer Here.

W. NJ. Holm 81 Kansas city. assist.
ant engineer for the A. r. A $. =. Ry.
Co. Is In Amarillo on business He will
return to Kansas City tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-25
Il Given Promotien.

!. 8. Williams. who mas been local
nagcr 81 the Southwestern Telc-
ph a Telephone Company at Plain.
" for some time. was checked out
|urday by District Manager George
I'M. 81 Amarillo. and viii accept
'romotion with the company. His new
ice viii be at Fort Worth. AIR. nm
h.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-08

brown and gray--oh, such lovely soft,
beautiful colOrS.
"Yes, | met him here in NoWfound-
land, where we caribou like Ia live,
And, OH" said Mother Caribou.
"since so many Of our relatives at one
time owned almost all of the great
country which now Is owned by many
people, | think we should he pro-
tectcd.
''Thc Moose family should have their
free chances; 50 should the antelopes,
and so should All members Of the bird
family.
But ! win take good care Of You,
my lovely faWn, and we will wander
wide and wander far and fool those
creatures who carry guns.
"ro think of my smart baby. though.
being able TO follow its mother and
Jump over streams and boys ANA 20
right along like dear grown up one.
"Ah, mother is very proud Of you,
lovely fawn.'
And the fawn lifted It's head and
turned upon its mother its lovely eyes.
and said, II love YOU. mother. | love
you dearly. That Is why my eyes I'LL
ed wilh-te when-L thought there
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-08
MDD1) EVENING
f19EA!!RY TALL
WA N Mary Graham
HN Bonner a0S"o.
MOTHER CARIBOU.

an the springttac, H. the spring
tune, such II happy time of the Year
said Mother C0ribou, OF Mother iaWn
as she WAS sometimes known.
'Now my dear little one she said
to her child, YOU came to me- when
was on my journey to my SIMMER
feeding ground, quite far up North IN
the country. That was just as it
should he, though.
II do not mean to scoId You for it,.
On. no. | wouldn't Scofd HOll for It,.
am too happy mySelt IN consequence.
l WAS looking forward for you To
come.
Besides, you are so smart my love
You can follow me about after only
three days of resting and waiting 10
be strong enough.
There aren't many babies who can
follow their mothers about after t'ree
days only in the world That's where
my babies are 50 smart. | suppose
every mother thinks the same-tbat
her babies are smarter than any
others.
"But feel quite sure mine are the
very snartc~t Of I'll.
II know if anything happened to
ne, my love, YOU would be able t" look
after Yourself at least | feel almost
myself. too. for / know Won don't