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EPIS 7 OLA
San Juan, P R., de agosto de 1920

Mi querido Solicitus III:
No Sc me juzgue aris. ocrata, pero
odio sobremanera las huelgas. Son elias
responsables del NAL uso de ciertos vo-
cablos. Ell otro dia, con motive del mo-
vimLento de las telefonistas, un diario
traia este epigrafo: La huelga de las
telefonistas ha sido solucionada :
6De que mariera van entender estos
encargados de poner titulos que exista
la palabra SOLUCION; pero que el YER
DO solucionar'' eon sus ,iempos, nj
meros personas no puede usarlo ell
que Sc precie de conocer castellano7 ,
Una huelga puede ser RESUELTA; una
dificultad puede ser ZANJADA. un
asunto puede tener SOLUCToN; 'soIu-
cionarse'' NUNCA -.
Y Gpodrias explicarme por que COM
PLOT fue puesto entire comillas al usar-
10 Ell otro dia cierto periodico?
Escucha, distinguido Splicitus, COM
PLOT es una palabra admitida EN- cas-
tellano, y tenemos derecho a servirnos
de ella nuestro antojo, sin necesida1
de comillas Por ,nnto, es tan correcto
decir: EEL COMPLOT fua descubiar-
to-, como "La TRAEGA fue conocida'
Lefa hace POGO en- la resolucion de IN
tribunal, una reclamation que estable-
clan unos individuos contra una compa-
mia de aseguros''. Yo creo que de to-
das las Casas de Comercio que repre-
sentan COMPANIAs de SEGURos,
nluy pocas sabea cue "aseguro" es un
disparate, a menos que sea la primera
persona del singular del presente de in
dicativo del verbo ASEGURAR
Ejemplo: "Yo aseguro mi casa contra
ten:olores. :" Ell que quiera expresarse
bfen dira: mi POLKA de SECURE de
vida esta extendida s favor de mis- hi
ios'' lei SECURE contra incendio da
al poseedor tranquilidad extrema'. Ell
SECURE postal es una garantia para
ell comercio''
Di nuestro amigo Quidgley que fin
sir 'es castizo, y significa "la eterna
mascarada de la vida'-'' 'aparecer 10
contrario de 10 que Sc es''. ''Fungir''
no es voz castellana; existe, no obstan-
te, ell tern1ino FUNGIBLE que Sc apli-
ca aquellos cbjetos que pueden consul
mirse con ell nso. Los profesores de ar
tes manuales lie daran ejemplos de ma
teriales FUNGIBLES. Participate tam
bien, que no soy professor; cue mi ma
yor regocijo consiste EN- estudiar, v que
no dedic o1ls tempo clio, porque la
lucha por Ell pan me absorbe casi toda
La existencia
Llamale la atencion de este error en-
que incuTen profesores y alun,mos, ms
pectores catedraticos Me da horror
escribirlo; mas veces; en- contra de
ciertos principles pedagogicos, Sc hace
necesario escribir monsbruosidades
Nifio, no empiece, hasta que yo NO
le avise'. Juan, no salga,. hasta que
yo, NO regrese'' Ell TROLE, en- uno
de sus avisos, escribe muy ufanamen-
te: mo suba, hasta que el CAIRO no
este completamente PARADE
Lo pertinente es; Nino, no empiece
hasta que yo lie avise''. ''Jnan, no sal
ga, haste gre 20 regrese' mo suba,
haste '-e . CAIRO este conpletamento
PARADE
No confundanos, en- cambio, es,a fra
Sc que es correcta: "Nifo, no empiece,
mientras 20 no lie avise''.
ESTE puede sintetizarse facilmente.
Con HAsTA un negative es 10 usual.
MTENTRAS ha menester dos negati-
vos.
Hasta mego,
TNFpAyTnrro TTT
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PoR JUGAR A 10 PRoHIBIDo

Luis Abad, Isidoro Fernandez, Ju
Ito Benftez v Francisco Guevara,
fueron arrestados por la policia por
dedicarse a jugar al SeUen elevea
en- el billar de Francisco Castro, de
la parada %, de Santurce. Fueron
denunciados v el iuez les condeno a
pagar SIS de multa v las costas, ca
da uno.
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PRoFUGo ARREsTADO

FL policfa Jose Cedeno, que presta
servicios en- Bayam6n, arresto Jo-
Sc Sanchez, quien hacia varios dias
que Sc habia dado a la~fuga de la
escuela correctional de Mayaguez.
Sanchez es natural de Barros v
fue recluido en- la correctional nor
haber acometido agredido con uEa
piedra una muier de su pueblo.
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NERCADO DE CANBIO
Ell "c0MITE EJEcUTIvo" DE LA
"FEDERACION PoRToRRIQUENA" /"

Tom6 va possession Ell "Comite Eje
cutivo de la federation Portorrique
ma. Ell cual en- su primera reunion
acordo publican un manifesto dando
cuenta de los trabajos realizados Ell
aiio hltimo y senalar la Inca de con-
ducta que deben seguir los asociados
dc la isla.
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-HoNOREs A BETANCES EN- We
GA BAJA.
-(Por telegrafo)

Vega Baia, agosto 6.
Ell MUNDO, San Juan.
Acaba pasar comitiva oonducien-
do restos Betances. Gale Betonces
cerr6 puertas.
Pueblo general observe paso conf
tiva entera religiosidad mientras cam
panas temple doblaban>a intervalos.
EI CorrespOnsal.
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PoR AGREDIR A UNA MUJER

FL policia Jose Cedeno, arrest6 a
Severe Alfonso porque acometi6 y
agredio Tomasa Colon, infriendole
una fuerte confusion sobre el ojo, de
la cue fue curada en- La sala de so
corro. FL agresor fue llevado ante el
Tribunal municipal el juez Diaz
Cintron lie sentencio $50 de multa
y las costas. II.
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POR CONDUCIR BANDERAs
ROJAS

En- Bayamon, el policia Jose &C.
demo afresto al Lcdo Abraham Pc
ma v cinco personas mas, que fue-
ron puestas a disposition del Juez
Arana.
Estan todos acusados de llevar una
bandera roja en- el automovil en- que
viajaban.
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ACUsADo ABsUELTo

Nicomedes Roman Adorno, que es
taba acusado de haber acometido Y
agredido al menor Angel Crespo Va
lentin, fue absuelto por el juez Diaz
Cintr0n.
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UNA RINA

Dolores Febres Y Francisco Her
nandez sostuvieron una rina en- la pa
rada "a media, de Santurce, a Ia
vez que profrieron palabras obscenas
en- alta voz. Fueron sentenciados a
pagar $5 de multa las costas, cada
uno.
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RHeEEso DEL "ArroRNEy''

Aver r~gres6 de los Estados Uni
|dos en- el vapor Ponce, acompafia-
do de su distinguida esposa, Ell LicdO.
Salvador Mestrc.
Ell senior Mestre permaneci6 fuera
de- pals cerca de dos meses.
vienes mtiy. bien impresionado do al
|gunas gestiones de caracter ofcial que
realiz6 ali.
Aver mismo estuvo celebrando una
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COMMERCIAL

La casa de VilJqr q Co. Sacesoa',
nos participa que don Angel NJ Ma
yoral, quien habfa venido 'desempe-
iiando el cargo de apoderado de la ca
sa, ha cesado en- el.
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LECTURA DEL CALENDARIO
GENERAL

FL Tribunal de Distrito, secci6n
primera, ha senalado los dias 10 y
~ para la primera lectura del Ca
lcndario general correspondence al
termino de agosto~y setiembre.
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lATENcIoN. c1UDADANos!

Ell MUNDo. SO vende en- el salon
Barberia sEl MOdelo''. de don SANTA
60 Bonilla.
Sol St. Toa Alta. P. a. Advt.
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L1coREs PARA sANro DOMINGO

FL "Antonio Lopez traio 29S ca
jas de vino espaiol so cajas de H.
cores surtidos para la Repnblica domi
nicana.
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DEREcHos c1v1IEs Y poL1TIcos

El Gobernador ha rehabilitado en-
sus derechos civiles politicos a En-
rique Iguina Rosado.
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RIvOLI (Rio Piedras)

Tercera Ultima jornada de la Sc
rie Ell MEDICo DE LAS LoCAS.
Manana Billie Burke en- la comedia
LA vTUDITA REvOLToSA.
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NORMA

Bushman Rayne en- ALMAS AU-
DACES o s'Lagrimas de Alsacia.
Mafiana, ell bellisimo drama por la
gentil Ketty Gordon y Frank Mayo
oROFEL
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INDULTos

Ell Gohernador ha indultado los
confnados victorio vazquez v Diego
Pilot.
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VENICE Ell TEAM EsPANoL AL DE
NORTEANERICA

En- ell juego de polo los hispanos OBJ
tienen una ventaia de trece puntos
sobre tres.
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SAN JUAN
TRES BANDERAs

Ultimo episodio de Ell SECRETo
DEL RADIO, una cinta comica una
Revists Path6.
Maiiana.-- Frank Mayo Ell ALAS
QUENADAS, una comica una revista.
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Ell PONCE

FL vapor Ponce" traio SO pasa-
ierOs y 2o1s toreladas de carga para
San Juan y la isla.
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BELIOGRAPH. (Catafio)

Episodes 8 Y de la serie por Jua
nita Hansen LA CIUDAD PERDIDA,
una comedia por Luquitas.
Mafana, LAS CADENAs DEL PRE-
sIDIARIO.
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QUININA EN- FORMA SUPERIOR.
FL efecto tonico iaxante del LAXA-
TWO BROM0 QUININAsle hace SUI
Derior la Quinina ordinaria, y nc
afecta la cabeza. La frma E. w.
GROVE Sc halla en- cada calita. Advt.
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RIALTO

Ell popular actor William S. Hart
en- Ell grandioso drama en- cinco actos
fADIOGRAFIA EN- LA FRONTERA
v una graciosa comedia en- dos parties.
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CINE LUNA.-Divertira usted por
POGO dinero. Advt.
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SANTURCE
PUERTO RICO

Los episodes siete y ocho de la SUI
per serie Ell RUGIDo EN- LA SOM
BRA, una cinta comica.
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LUNA

LUNA
Mitchell Lewis EN- el drama en- seis
actos LA FE DEL FUERTE y Ell no
veno episode de Las Aventuras de
Ruth Roland''
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Fn Ia Marina, en- una obra que Sc
construye, propiedad de Margol Llti-
ao ~g Co., Sc rompio un andamio de
II pies de altura, resuItando heridos
varios olerarios, en- su mayor parte
albani'es
larga conferencia en- la Fortaleza, con
ell Goberriador
Ell MUNDO saluda al distinguido
funcionarto a su sefiora esposa.
The Lamar register., 1920-03-17

pOsit box at the Cattleman's National
bank and have put into 1t the yalise
with the lock still unbroken. The key
is inclosed herewith. Shaw, the cash
ier, will tell you that when this box
was rented gave explicit orders II
should be opened only by the men
whose names are given In an envelope
left with him, not even excepting my
self. The valise was deposited at ex-
actly 10:3O a. m. the morning after
the robbery. as Mr. Shaw will also
testify. am writing this the evening
of the same day.
"CASs FENDRICK."
Don't believe a word of It," Culllson
exploded.
Seeing is believing" the sheepman
murmured. He was enjoying greatly
the discontinue of his foe.
Makes a likely fairy tale. What for
would you keep the money and not
turn 1t backf
That's an easy one, Luck. He
wanted to throw the burden of the
robbery on you" Bucky explained.
"Well, I've got to be shown"
In the morning he was shown. Shaw
confirmed exactly what Fendrick had
said. He produced q sealed envelope
Within this was II sheet Of paper. upon
which We're written two lines;
Box 2l43 is to be opened only by
Sheriff Bolt or Lieutenant Bucky
O'Connor OF the Rangers. and before
witnesses.
"CASS FENDRICK."
From the safety-deposit vault Bucky
drew large package wrapped In yell
low paper. He cut the string. tore
away the covering and disclosed a
leather satchel. Perry Hawley. the
local manager of the Western & South
ern Express company, fitted to this
a key and took out sealed bundle.
This he ripped open before them all.
Inside was found the sum Of twenty
thousand dollars In crisp new bills.
CHooM lxSN pSnunuoo)
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to make me long for you. You mustn't
hold my hands. dear-I need them to
cover my face while ! tell you the
truth: | am Ia be married. Tommy
and that is why IL is enodby. I am
10 marry an old man. selected for Inc
by my father before I had seen your
face; Kind man of prominence. ot
whom am all unworthy. Though ]
have never learned your name, dear
nor In the secret Joy Of my romance
have / sought To learn II, still you
know the place my father holds In the
world OF men and the proud place he
would have me fiji. oh my dear" the
girls sweet voice broke utterly III
you We're not indeed, just n strolling
minstrel you have professed to he. at
the last ! would have defed them
Willingly ! would have gone with you
to the humblest home. But see; you
have eXacted no promise from me
Tommy; you have not asked me tc
wait. We had better say goodby now
| shall he married, dear. before these
flowers have faded"
The young man loosed the girls
hands, only to clasp her closely in
his arms.
Listen he said fercely, before
these flowers fade. you will lie married
TO meme. your strolling minstrel
Why, sooner than see you married to
that old man, good MS he j., I'd carry
you in my arms straight over The gar
den wall. We have met, dear heart.
and loved, because 1t was to be. Cupid
aimed his arrows well. And II the
first one went astray. well. that was
his mistake. We will go to your ia,
ther now. Mariana, and tell him all.n
The girl drew back trembling.
You do not know my father" she
whispered 'or his anger when frus.
trated."
The young man laughed exultantly
as he lifted her down from the wall
The old fellow whom your father
wished you TO marry is my 1hcle,
dear" he said. 'It was to please him
that l became a continual student. so
that | might fulfill the wish of his
heart by succeeding him In politics.
Last night we talked of you-he and
land told him of our love. have
letter in my pocket from my uncle
TO your father He is eager to give
me my start. Later. all that he pos.
sesses shall be mine. because I have
acceded to his desire"
Il am sorry" murmured the girl, ''for
the little wound in his heart"
+ That" the young man confidently
responded. is already healed. In our
happiness"
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Great Writers and Their Dogs.

In the Cornhlll Magazine Percy
Stevenson writes of the affection of
Sir Walter Scott for his dogs. An
author surely Is known not merely by
the books he writes but by the COM
pany he keeps among the brute cree-
ton" Sir Walters affection for dogs,
the writer tells us. amounted almost
to a passion" Byron loved dogs be-
cause they were unlike men. Mr.. Ste
venson declares, but Scott cared for
them for their own sweet selves Is 1t
too much to assert that in return FOR
his devotion to them the dogs of whom
Scott wrote will help to assure the
Immortality of his writings: DR.. John
Brown will lie remembered not for his
three volumes of sketches. "Horae
Subsecivae." but for the tender and
unforgettable "Rnb and His Friends"
The Lamar register., 1920-03-17
SEEK WEALTH UNDER OCEAN
Miners Think Little Of Burrowins Be-
meath the Waves In Their Pur-
suit for Treasure.

Man Is burrowing animal. In the
pursuit Of wealth he viii even burrow
under the sea. The most valuable
Iron mines In Nova Scotia are under
the ocean. There are outcropplngs OF
the ore beds on shore, but the miners
follow them far out as they dip down
under the sea floor.
II might be asked. how do they pre-
vent the sea floor from caving In upon
themr No trouble at all about that.
Enongh OF the iron-bearing material is
left untouched to serve as pillars, up-
holding the roof.
Elsewhere on the coast of Nova
Scotia coal is mined in the same way
under the sea. II is an excellent quail
ity of bltuminOus coal. on the coast
Of Cornwall. ia England. mining is
done for tin under the ocean. the lodes
being followed out from shore. The
bottom is Of solid granite and the
workmen can actually hear the boul.
ders rolling about over their heads as
the storm waves drive them about.
In one case n vein extraordinarily
rich In tin WIS found at extreme low
water in a patch Of rock A hulkhead
was built around the rock ana shaft
sunk, large quantities of precious ore
being taken out before storm wiped
out the work.
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me behind the bars. ana nes tnc rnnr
that really stole it,
From this they could not shake him
The Lamar register., 1920-03-17

lent eyes. Gave It to you, Bucky. Got
that letter | handed you the other
day7"
The officer produced 1t from his safe
"Open It"
With paper knife Bucky ripped the
nap and took out sheet OF paper.
There's something else In there" !"
Fendrick suggested.
That something else proved to be a
piece of paper folded tightly. which.
being opened. disclosed a key.
O'Connor read aloud the letter:
ITO Nicholas Bolt. Sheriff. or Bucly
O'Connor, Lieutenant Of Rangers:
Having come into possession OF a
little valise which Is not mine. | am
getting rid of II In the following man.
ner. have rented large safety-de-
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the demands of hospitality. Go eat
your dinner I'll be right here on the
porch when you get through
Kate, who was standing beside her
father. spoke quietly.
There's a place for you, Mr. Fend-
rick. We should be very pleased to
have you join US. People who happen
expected to eat here"
Fendrick looked at the young mis-
tress OF the ranch. He meant to de-
cline once more. but unaccountably
found himself accepting instead. Some
thing In her face told him she would
rather have II so.
Presently young man came into the
dining room and sat down beside Kate.
He looked the least In the world sur
prised at sight of the sheepman.
'MornIn'. Cass," he nodded.
Morning. Curly" answered Fend-
rick. Didn't know you were riding for
the Circle c."
Hes my foreman" Luck explained
Cass observed that he was quite one
VI Nh' ifoD Hlfn OPEN
ly and without shame, because he was
the best rider in Arizona Kate seemed
TO be on the best of terms with him
and Luck treated him with the of
hand bluffness he might have used to-
ward u grown son.
The stage brought the two men to
town shortly after sundown. Luck
called up O'Connor and made an ap-
pointment to meet him after supper.
There's a matter that needs ex-
planning. Cass. According to Black
wells story. you caught him with the
goods at the time of the robbery. and
In making his getaway he left the
loot with you. What have you done
with itf"
Blackwell told you that did her"
"Yes."
Don't doubt your word for a mo-
ment. Bucky. but before do any talk
ing I'd like to hear him say so. I'll
not round on him until know he's
given himself away"
The convict was sent for. He SUBJ
stantiated the ranger reluctantly. He
was so hemmed In that he did not
know how to play his cards so as to
make the most OF them.
Cass heard him out with n lifted
upper lip and his most somnolent tiger
cat expression. After Blackwell had
finished and been withdrawn from cir
culation he rolled and lit a cigarette.
by Mr.. Blackwell's say-so I'm the
goat. BY the way. has II ever occurred
to you gentlemen that one can't be
convicted on the Testimony of a single
accomplice7"
We've got a little clrcumstantial
evidence to add. Csss." BueSy suggest
ed pleasantly.
Not enough-not nearly enough"
THAT will be for a jury to decide"
Cullison Clipped in.
Fendrick shrugged. 1--WE a notion
to let II 20 to that. But what's the
usef Understand this. l wasn't going
TO give Blackwell away. but since he
has talked, | may tell what | know.
It's true enough what he says. did
relieve him Of the plumber"
Sorry TO hear that. Cass." Bucky
commented gravely what did you
do with III"
The sheep owner filcked his cigar
ette ash into the tray and looked at the
lieutenant out Of half-shuttered. indo-
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Oddities Of the Froo,

II size of the head were an index
OF brain power the frog would be
an intellectual prodigy. Its Uranium
is huge, but Its brain Is very small In
proportion TO the body.
The frog has only nine yertebras-
fewer than any other animal with a
backbone possesses. Lacking ribs, II
is obliged to swallow by gulps the air
1t breathes' Instead of projecting Its
chest as we do Ind creating vacuum
for air 70 poar Into.
The Lamar register., 1920-03-17
CUPID'S MISTAKE
BY JACK LAWTON.


The girl came. seated upon the back
of snow-white horse. down through
an avenue Of stately trees. Her gold
en- hair cleaned beneath the close-fit-
ting cap she wore, and her velvet hab-
IL seemed n part of the olden-time pic
ture she made. As Mariana reached
the stone wall which inclosed her Ia
theirs estate she looked over Its top
TO where the sea sparkled In the sun
shine. And as the clatter of hoofs
came TO a stop. a young man sprang
nimbly TO the top of the wall. and sat
there. gazing at Mariana. all eager
eyed and smiling.
The young man wore q khaki coat
and carried beneath his arm a man.
doliD, Unsmiling and serious. the girl
regarded him; but as the breeze lifted
the heavy hair from the young mans
fo'ehead and the engaging wistfulness
OF his eountenance stlll besought her.
Mariana came nearer and allowed
him to assist her from the horses back
TO seat beside himself on the wall.
"Oh, princess" the young man said.
earnestness underlying his whimsical
tone. II have waited long for thee.
Even poor minstrel may weary In
patience
Don't. Tommy the girl cried
sharply. do not remind me Of the
pretty game we have been playing.
IL must stop. Everything must stop.
1 may not come here TO meet you any
more. 1t WAS n reckless joy for US to
indulge in. But l was so lonely In
my fathers great empty house; Tom
my. you cannot know what IL has
meant to be imprisoned there all my
llfe-no companions of my own age.
only studies for diversion. Why, the
day | rode down to the end of this
path and found you here on the wall.
singing-you remember. Tommy-and
picking soft, thrifty notes on your
mandolin. why-it was Just like riding
straight into fairy story. Tommy. to
beautiful new adventure. You bowed
and addressed me as Princess" and
when | asked who you might be. you
replied: But poor minstrel. your
highness; at your service" And when
l came again and again TO those hap
py. merry meetings. you confessed.
sadly, that | was "Hlghness'' to YOU.
because Of my fathers wealth. And
you admitted thar you We're. in truth,
. sort of poor minstrel. with n long
Journey 10 success before y0u. and
not "ne earned penny I" your name.
We should have taken warning. boy.
dear. that our delightful game of
friendship could not last. This Is. af-
ter all. n world of values and ncccs-
sirics. and even If | would give up
NY heritage and 90 away with you.
Tommy. where and how could You
take me? | am talking fast. dear, he
cause wish 10 say what have 10 say
qaiclily. and then-goodby. For ~
must he soodby forever. I'll remem.
hrr always those spring mornings, with
tie scent OF apple blossoms In the
mir and you bending down over the
wall to talk to Inc. How ! shall hate
apple blossoms. Tommy. and the mem
ory of your songs will stay with me
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Prlekina a Pimple Fatal.

man died recently from the ef-
fects OF pricking pimple with his
scarf pin. Blood poisoning set In He
might have avoided all danger II he
had held the point OF the pin for few
seconds i'm gas fiame.
The Lamar register., 1920-03-17

The frog is in his WAY one Of iIr
most wonderful animals known. iEa--
much a> he begins life as Il vcgr'' hi''-
eating fish (or the equivalenD. anl
later on turns into q carnlvorouS air
breathing land auadruped.-kansas
City Stnr.