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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-28
NESHODY V UHELNEM PRJMYSLU.
TEZARI v OHIU ODPfRAJI RADITI Sc S HAVIRI
o MOVE MZDOVE SXALE

Columbus, o. 81 pros. - Ozra IL re Glenov6 uhffsk6-
no sdruzenf jiznm Ohu, pozdsta no sedmdesa te-
zafd neb tezafskych poetnos nebudou kona da shdze
ufednky havfsk une teem proednani mzdove
y pracovnich podmnek byo doru6eno Johnu Lewisov
pfedsedovi Sdruzenych dnich d6nikn Amerky 20 schulz
prvne zminene organsace dnes pozde odpoedne.
Vzkaz odesany Lewsovi tezafi iiznfho Oha byl prV
odpoved ma dopis posany Lewsem 16 pros
vana schdzka dvou tezaf dvou havfG kazd6ho
stfednim souteznm poll ez bya by konana Pittsburgh pf
St utery uceem dohodnut 0 case a ms6 konan prs
mzdove konference.
Ornament re az cas- nadejde t6zar iznfho Oha navrh-
nou novou skau svym zam6stnancdm, ez zahrno
odrazeni vyplaty poplakG uni odstranf
valene ma tento dstrik byc povazovano mnohych
Ia moznOu rozrzku We vztaz. mezi t6zari a havifi.
Ohosti tezafi sou vazan pritomnym dohodnutm do
dubna sou pry donuceni opustit Gtyfatov6 dohodnut
die n6hoz 6zar Pennsylvania, Indiany nosu Ohia pro-
Jednava mzdov6 kay nasledkem hospodarskych pom6rd
W. d. Mckinney, sekretar sdruzeni havfG iznho Ohia
pravi teto souvisosti:
my jsme donuceni k tomuto kroku Ohosk6 dolly isou
nejbzsi trhGm m6ly by by ty neposednejs ez by "a
vfely Ma mse toho byly nuceny zavr prvnf Uh Jest
slano pres mas revr West Vgne nych ddnch distrd
spoebtedm, kerf byva zasobovan nam naedkem rozdiu
v Gene. .s9 y ~
Nasi lid6 zahae nase dolly nepracui nadae budeme
jednati nasm vlasnimi ldm dsrktu mste prostfed
nctvim 1stfedn organisace."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-28
V zAJMU PRovADENl zAKoNU.
GENERALNf NAVLADNI DAUCHERTY ZADA o
SPOLUPUSOBENf STATU.

Washington, 27. pros Novy narodnf program ma pro-
vadeni zakon oznamen by dnes odboem pravednost
obecna offensva spoenymi pravnfm sami federan
Mich vlad provad6ni prohbce zakonu pro
cenach potraviny pavo. byla generanim
navladnim Daughertym.
Ufednik eno rozesla dOpsy vsem generanim navadnim
ednotivych satd nichz zada ably hned prnieh
veho roku svoany byly havam pravnch odbor
konference, nichz by pode okresni veren zaobc
rovnez dstriktni navladni Spoienych StatG
Ma techto konferencich ma bli spoe6nych
krocich ez by by podnknuty provad6n zakona zem6na
pokud vztahue spiknu udrzovani potfeb zvot
Mich uncle vysi.
Generaln navladni SVEN dopse prav nfiak
1mysem federanf vady ably vyhbala zodpov6dnos
svaovaa povinnos fednky statni upozoruie
jest ably staty zasazovaly prevalent
vych vlasnich zakonu federalni vlada bude Jim
vSech sill svych napomocna
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-28
DEBS DOSUD PROTI VALCE
Byl pokaran pro recneni ma
nadrazi beg povoleni.

Washington, 27. pros. - O.
svoboZen presidentem Hardin
gem 2 Atlantske trestnice, kde
yysluhoval 81 desetilety zalaf
pro pfestoupeni zakonG, plat
nych po dobu valky, Eugene Y.
Debs, socialisticky v1dce, byl
pokaran policii ma Union ma
drazi zdejs.m pro recneni bez
povoleni, pred odjezdem do
sveho domova V Terre Haute,
Ind.
Pred nastoupenim do vlaku,
Debs oslovil zastup nekolika
set osob ma nadrazi, mezi nj
miz byli jeho obdivovatele, kite
ii prisli rozloucit Sc S MIN, Wy
jadriv svoji vd6Gnost "a pfivi-
tani, iehoz Sc mu dostalo We
Washington6 a skonciv Zduraz
n6nim sve opposice prot valce
a projevem duv6ry moe Ia
sky a yykoupeni sveta.
Nebyl zadny pokus utin6n
uniformovanymi policisty ma
nadrazi prekazeti jeho reel, ale
pc jeji skonceni jisty muz V
obcanskem obleku prib6hl k
Debsovi a tazal Sc jej, zdali
ma povoleni mluviti ma nadra-
III. kdvz dostalo Sc mu zapor-
ne odpov6di, prohlasil: "Dovo-
Ill jste 81 velmi mnoho."
Debs, jenz uchopil ruku mu-
zovu V domn6ni, re jest to jeho
priznivec, omluvil sc a pravil,
re nev6d6l, re dopustil Sc pre-
stupku mistnich zakonu svoji
reel ma nadrazi. Jak Sc pozde-
il Vysv6tlilo, muz omen byl ma
celnik nadrazni policie.
Debs pfi odjezdu z Wash
ingtonu mel jeste ma sob6 oblek
jenz mu byl vydan vezenskou
spravou po propust6ni a pra-
vii, re bude jej nositi po neja-
kou dobu.
"Jako vrasky v me tvari,
pravil, "stal mne n6co."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-28
POLARNf VYPRAVA Z
RUSKA.

Moskva, 26. pros. Oznamuje
Sc 1redne, re vzdor neprizni-
wynn podmfnkam, jake dnes V
Rusku jsou, pripravuje sc veli-
ka vyprava do ledovych krajin,
ktera Sc vyda ma cestu v blizke
budoucnosti a to z pfistavu
archangelskeho. Jedna Sc il
hlavne prozkoumani sever
Mich casti arktickeho oceanu
kde Sc mali konati badani me-
teorologicka, NEUROLOGICAL a
biological. Celkem vyda Sc ma
cestu 800 osob, mezi nimiz bu-
de 200 ucencG re vsech obor1
pffrodnlch we'd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-28
JAPANSKA ROZPiNAVOST v SIBIRI.

Washington, 27. pros. Japanska vlada konferenci
Darien zasupc Dalekovchodn repubk predloza poza
davky kere kdyby byly prjay znamenay by repubka
sala by apanskou koon, obchodn delegace repubky
nyni Washngone bya uv6domena dnes kabeogramu OBJ
drzenem cd zpravodaske kanceare Pekngu Pozadav
ky, die teto depese jsou:
q Ze japanskym poddanym dostane t6chze pray
vysad jako ob6anGm Dalekovychodnf repubiky.
O. Zrusenf vsech zakond omezujcich prava japan
skych poddanych.
"3.-Znceni vSech opevn6ni Vladivostoku a pffmof
ske provinci."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-28
PROJEV AMER. VYSLANCE
EINSTEINA.
Prirovnava presidenta Masary-
ka k "otci vlasti'', Jirimu
Westinghouse.

Praha, 20. prosince. - Novy
americky vyslanec pro CSR.,
Mr.. Lewis Einstein, odevzdal
sve povefujfci listing presiden-
tn Masarykovi. We sve reti W.
slanec Einstein ocenil cinnost
sveho predchldce vysl. Crane
a prohlasil, re ujima Sc sve-
ho ukolu V temze duchu. Vzpo-
menul americkych sympatii a
spoluprace pro ceskosloven-
skou vec "a valky. Jako Ame-
rika, tax Csl. republika ma pre-
sidenta Masaryka, ktery take
bude vzdy nazyvan otcem VIA
sti. Zminil sc 0 Masarykove
revolucnim die "a hranicemi a
ukazal ma povalecnou jeho Gin
most mirotvornou a pravil:
"Po vitezstvi vedete sve roda-
ky cestami miru, k obdivu ce-
leho sv6ta davate priklad smif-
livosti, neipevnejsf to zaklad
velikosti Ceskoslovenska." Wy
slanec Einstein ujistil pfedsta-
vitele csl. vlady, ze pres. Hard
ing chova srdecne pratelstvi k
Ceskosloyensku.
President Masaryk We sve
odpovedi podekoval Ia uznanf
cinnosti vysl .Crane-a, V cemz
spatruje zaruku, ze pfatelsky
pom6r. mezi obema republika-
mi bude i nadale pokracovati
a pravil: "Pomoc Ameriky by
la projevem praveho americ-
keho ducha a lasky k svobode
nejen sve vlastni, ale k svo-
bode jinych narodi. Pfejeme
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-28
PROCES s KARLISTICKYMI
SPIKLENCI " UHRACH.

Widen, &c. pros. = Verejny
zalobce Budapest naridil pro
pusteni vazby karlistickych
vGdcG hrabete Julia Andrassy
no, Borovicznyho a Lorenzo.
Naproti tomu vsak rozhodl, a.
by hrabe Antonfn Stigray, je-
hoz manzelkou je byvala ST..
Harriet DAILY 2 New Yorku,,
Rakowsky, Gratz a Schnitzer
postaveni byli pred soud pro
svoii soucinnost pfi poslednim
pokusu excisare Karla o ziska-
nj uherskeho trGnu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-28
NADANY KRAJAN VYZNA-
MENAN.

Chicago, &c. pros. Prof. r.
J. Kernerovi, ktery prednasi
dejiny jako radny professor ma
iedne nejceln6iSich americ-
kych universit, dostalo Sc wa
cneho uznani jeho v6domostf
q schopnostf i prace, kterou Wy
konal, neocekavanym vanoc-
nj mdarem. V prave minulych
dnech byl vyrozumen, re byl
jmenovan dopisujicim clenem
slovanskeho studijniho oddele-
nj pri Kings College, kterazto
kollej jest soucastkou Londyn
ske university.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-28
HRUZY RUSKEHO HLADO-
MORU.

Riga, 26. prosince. - V ba-
skirske republice hladovf 700,-
900 osob a zaznamenavaji Sc
hromadna dmrti z hladu. V sa-
marsk6 gubernii hladovi 80,-
600 osob. V okresu urmanskem
hladovi petina obyvatelstva, t.
j. asi $4,000 osob. - Cd ledna
do rijna t. r. bylo V sovetske T.
krajine zaznamenano $1,000
pTfpadG briSniho tyfu. 1900
osob onemocnelo skvrnitym ty-
fem V temze obdobf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-28
STYKY RAKOUSKA S AME-
RIKOU.

Widen, 26. prosince. Bedrich
Fischerauer jmenovan byl ra-
kouskym generalnim konsulem
pro New York dr.. Kleinwaech
ter konsulem pro Chicago. Pr
w meskal V New Yorku pred
valkou. Stephen Kendrick jme
novan byl americkym vicekon
sulem pro Widen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-28

Washington, 27. pros. Francouzska delegace doruef
vboru vaecna odva wasngonske konference Ultra od
mnu pfja ponorkovou 81 tun ak Jest navrho
vano seretfem stau Hughesem obdrzeny byy
Parze dnes veter schulz ancouzsk6ho kabneu ez vaa
skoro cey den.
Atko pfesne znenf nstrukci nebude znamo, pred tim
nez predozeny budou konerenc jest koro sto re francoz
SKA vlada neenom nepjma navrhovanou
nabizl supkd jez aspon ponekud by il pTibzy amercke
mu brtckemu pom6ru vzhledem ponorkovemu prd9u pro
Franci.
Acko sto navrhu uGinenem konferenci admiraem De
Bonem re 10000 tun m6o by byt ponorkove
nos urcene pro zem jez vabec moha by poGati
pouzvan ponorek rancouzska odpoved naznaGue asn
pafzska vada nev re ato konrence ponorkovou
ozku ale re bylo by neepe odloz n6 konference ma
niz vice zem bylo by zastoupeno.
Amerieka deegace uznava, re dos da fci pro tento
navrh ale zarove Jest oho smysen iednat
Jne konferenc az uaze lax daeko ato konfernce
ze jit a'*s'
Washington, 27 Nadeje konanf dodatecne me-
znarodni konerence omezeni ponorek lodi
ma nz podeo by vice narod nez jest zastoupeno pr
TONNE Westinghouse konferenc ez bya by svoana kdyby
pritom kongres vad nemoh dohodnou
no omezen zbroen morfch byla vyadrena Dome
Ones otiz vSechno poukazovalo tomu ma prftomn6
konferenci nedospeje dohodnu nosnos ponorek jez
pfftena by bya ednoym vadam konferenci zastoupe
nym 49, 4" ~ +
Dosud nebyo sice zadn6ho formaniho navhu ma konan
dodatecn6 konfrence aGko konany byy
maln konversace
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-28

Washington 27 pros. Die nacku dohodnuti predloze-
neho dnes pfedsedou Underwoodem podboru washington
ske konerence enz jest pov6fen rev Gnskeho taru
Gill; ably zem te dosao vice dGchodG Cine byo by dovo-
leno ctat 5-procentn clio dovoz 712 pozdeji
Plan predlozeny senatorem Underwoodem po vym6ne
zor japanskymi brckymi cinskym deegaty predstavue
komproms mez rGznicim hlediskem bickym apanskym
prbzue americkemu hedisku dasm ustanovenim ably
komse bya konferenc udovanf cnskch cenfch
potreb omu Gill; aby 2procentn clio mohlo byti koncich
ukadano Cinst delegat puvodne zada ably jeich zeme
moha citat toto jiz Cd pocatku r. 1922.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-28
AEROPLANY MA VZBOURENCE.

Cairo, 27. pros. Urady podnikaji energcke kroky ma
zamezeni shromazd ovan vyrznckych davG redn
ornament byo tam vyveSeno zda voenske aeropny po
srehnou nekde zasup d budou shazova koufove bomby
zda zasup lined nerozede budou vrhat osre bomby
stfle srojnch pusek Minsr vyucovan vSechny
vadni skoy postovni suzba jest Cairo. Nyn
avka rozsa soudy mnozi egyptSt obchodnici
lai objednavky zadane britickym frmam
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-28

81 svobodu, demokracii a mir
donna a Sc sousedy. Europa or
ganisovana ma podklad6 hu-
manity jest dilem spravedlno-
sti." Dale president Masaryk
podekoval presidentu Hard
ingovi ia dobrou Will a snahu,
sm6rujici k posilenisvetov 6ho
miru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-28
DAVIS BUDE zADATI VYSETROVANi

Columbus, o. 27. pros Dnes vSechno poukazova-
10 tomu re Harry L. Davis narid uedni vysetrovan
Peaer Watonovych obvnen jeho byla mar
notranou rpela nezakone vydavan verenych fonu Guv
Davis neucn zdneho prohasen dnes nicmen
Jeho bzkych radcG vyjad re pry nafi generanimu
Price-ovi '.jit do krainosp. Ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-28
JEDNA VRAzDA DENNE. v Chicago.

Chicago 27. - skoncivsm Is prosnce uda-
Chcagu edna vrazda denn6 die vrocn zpravy
Hofmana uveTejnene dne 365 dnech bylo
352 azed Ze 1904 smr vyseovanych padesat sedm byo
zpisobeno spatnou whiskou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-28
FRANCIE PROFIT AMER. NAVRHU.
NEPRISTOUPI MA OMEZENI PONO-
REX DIE HUCHESOVA PROCRAMU
TOM SMYSLU FRANCOUZSKA DELEGACE
OBDRZELA INSTRUKCE z PARfzE.
BULLETIN.

Pafiz, 2S pros. - Francouzsky kabinet, po uva-
zoVani ponorkove otazky bez vyhrady schvalil sta
novsl<o francouzske delegace Westinghouse ez
odpra odstoupit cd 6isice 10000 un, pravi dnesni
Excelsior
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-28
yYJAsNENf PACIFICKE sMLOUVY.

Washington 27 pros Japanska delegace konferen-
ci omezen Zbroen NIUE navrhnout inorman6 deega-
tum Vee Bitane France Spojenych Sat vypracovan pi
semn6ho dohodnut ably nova cTmocenska paccka smouva
nebyla vykadana tom smysF jake by kala ostrovn ie
bva vseobecn6 poadany Cast apanske pevnny Japan
c nemn aby snad smouva bya opatrena dodatkem
re ably jeji vyjasnen stale pisemne forme
Baron Shidehara iapansky vevysanec navstfvi ekre-
tae Hughese snim odboru dnes pozd odpoedne aGko
zadne ornament nebylo vydano tom, spou edna
mnoh6 ukazky sv6dcc re bya to ctymocenska pacfcka
smouva. '~T'
Kabeogramy obdrzene Tokia posednich nekolika
dnech jsou tom smysu vSechen japansky sk prot
zahrnut japanske pevnny do psobnost souvy Opposce
opr tn mysenku ze Japan nepreje ST. ably jeho pevnna
byla zahnua kdyz pevnina Veke Bane Spoienych Stau
Francie ma byti vyjmua.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-16
State Troopers Strip
Port Jervis of Booze

PORT JERVIs, N. Y, May 15.-State
troopers, assisted by local authorities,
went raiding last night with the avowed
purpose of cleaning up Port Jervis and
its vicinity. Empty cellars, stripped
bars and a police station bulging with
hundreds of gallons OF whisky, apple
jack and hard cider proclaimed the
news abroad to-day that Port Jervis
was cleaned up
In token Of the completeness Of the
disaster, Frank Doves right eye is
garbed in the conventional black. Frank
had q still out in Sparrowbush, four
miles away and government permit
70 distill wintergreen Herewith.
When the state troopers appeared
Frank displayed the permit, but wasn't
able to produce any considerable quan-
tlty OF essence of wintergreen. While
Frank and Lieutenant Broadfeld, of the
state police, were arguing as to the
necessity Of producing such proof
trooper Rooney appeared, clasping a
Jug labeled private
AT this Invasion of his privacy Frank
lost his head and plunged at Trooper
Rooney. Trooper Rooney dropped the
jug, spilling private" ali over the place
and punched Frank. There was no
more interference, Eleven places were
raided and 200 gallons of whisky, eight
barrels of home brew, six of cider
rum and ten gallons of applejack
were seized
New-York tribune., 1921-05-16
Tax League to Promote
Idea of Levy on Sales
Campaign of Education Recon-
n1ended to Show Advan-
tages of system

Following the appearance of the Con-
gressional delegation OF the Tax League
of America before the Finance Commit
tee of the United States Senate a Ye-
port was issued yesterday by the league
expressing hope for the principle Of the
sales tax plan as a relief to the present
tax system. The report says:
"The government is in crisis in the
matter of its public revenues. All agree
that for number of years to come our
budget will be abnormally large,
amounting to about four billions. 1t is
generally recognized that our present
system of taxation, which was born Of
the necessities of war and, consequently
is unscientihc, should be thoroughly re-
formed"
The report criticizes the plan of taxa.
ton recommended by the Administration
and says it was given preference over
the sales tax because it was felt that
the latter was opposed by the farmers
and the labor eleMent. The sales ta1
plan is held out BY the report as the
hope of present tax problems. A cam
paign of education along this line il
recommended by the Congres ional com
mittee of the league.
"The Tax League of America believe!
that the situation now facing the coun.
try in the field of taxation is simila,
to that faced by the country in 1896
regarding its monetary system" says
the report "It is the conviction of tn,
league that if we are to have rea
and salutary reform of taxation a simi
lar campaign to that waged in 1896
will have to be carried through at thi
time
New-York tribune., 1921-05-16
Victim Commanders Taxi
To Chase Daylight Thug

After lively chase through Green
WITCH Village man who gave his
name as Michael L. Crowley and said
he was veteran of the World War
was arrested charged with assaulting
and robbing Joseph Marracci, a
butcher of 234 Thompson Street, Of
$500 yesterday morning.
Marraccl was standing in front of
his shop after closing it and was
about to enter the hallway to go to
MS apartment upstairs when a man
asked him for match. Another man
seized him by the throat and pulled
the roll of bills from his pocket and
g. diamond ring from his finger. Mrs.
Marracci appeared and her screams
brought patrolman jeremiah Mccarthy
OF the Mercer Street station. The
TWO assallants started to run and Nc
Carthy followed them, Communicating
a taxicab. He jumped from the taxi
after chase which led into Greene
Street and grappled with Crowley.
Crowley said he had been in the mo-.
tor supply service at ST. Mihiel, the
Somme and the Argonne and had an
honorable discharge from the army.
He said he was twenty-five years old
and was employed as chauffeur at 108
Charles STREET.
Marracci was taken to st. vincent's
Hospital and later identified Crowley
as one of the men who had assaulted
him. The prisoner was held in $4,000
for trial in General Sessions by Magis-
trate Mancuso in Essex Market Court.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-16
Laughing g ] Jackass 8,
Clurr1 att Christerlir,e.
Takes Nip of Keeper
Funny Australian Bird Fails
TO Find Humor i'm Mineral
Water Shower and Turns
Peevisf at Park Ceremony

The laughing jackass in Central Park
aviary refused to see anything funny
in being christened Jack Coyle Paskova
yesterday afternoon. He had crouch
and didn't care who knew it.
Jack is homesick for his native Aus
tralia. He had been promised the sight
of 300 Of his fellow countrymen at the
baptismal ceremony. Instead of that
off the grass" signs and received his
new name in the presence Of a COM
pany which, though select, was small
And most of them insisted on taking
his picture. Like most celebrities, Jack
has rooted aversion to photographers,
and Head Keeper Coyle was black and
blue last night from the bites with
which the bird manifested his dis
pleasure.
Throughout the christening Jack
never laughed. Miss Carmen Paskova,
late of the Chicago Grand Opera Com
pany, and her sister tried to give the
occasion touch of home by bringing
real boomerang with them, but the
former in her capacity Of godmother
promptly spoiled the effect by pouring
mineral water over him. They were
the only Australians Jack saw ali day.
Jack was given to the city three
weeks ago by Martin Johnson, South
Sea explorer, who was Jack London's
companion in the famous "Cruise of
the Shark" He is black and white
bird with heavy bill. The species in
general is the proud possessor Of a
long tail, but some misfortune has de-
prived Jack of his.
The name Laughing jackass" was
bestowed because of the resemblance of
the birds cry to donkey's bray.
Both Head Keeper "Jim" Coyle and
Miss Paskova agree that their name
sake has a sense of humor.
MANY a time ! have seen these birds
perched around the tennis courts at
home as sober as lords" said Miss
Paskova, "but if any foolish play oc-
ours you can be sure the jackass will
be the first 70 LAUGH
New-York tribune., 1921-05-16
Bedtime Stories
Boxers Punishment
BY Thornton W. Burgess
If yoss ore taught not to forget
Your punishment yoat'u ne'er regret.
Mrs. Bear.

Mrs. Bear is one Of those mothers
who believe heartily in punishmen ent.
She believes that the cub who is
never punished for wrongdoing is al
most sure to grow up to be of little
or no use in the Great World, pro-
vided he lives to grow up at all. She
doubts if he will live to grow up at
all. So her cubs are promptly pun
ished when they disobey or do wrong,
and they are punished in a way to
make them remember.
Now, when Boxer, the lost little
cub who had had such q dreadful
time, saw Mother Bear and his sister,
Woof oof, he thought all his trou-
bles were at an end He was so glad
to see them that he squealed with
joy as he started to run toward them.
Perhaps you can guess what his feel
ings were when he was stopped short
by a growl, such an ugly growl, from
he wanted-to rush up to her and
snuggle against her and feel her big
paws gently patting him.
But there was TO be none of that.
1t was plain that Mother Bear meant
exactly what she said when she told
HIM to come no nearer. Ard when
he looked at his twin sister, Woof-
Woof, she turned up her nose, and it
was quite clear that she wanted moth
ing to do with him.
Poor little Boxer, He didn't un-
derstand it at all at first. You see, in
the joy of being found he had forgot
ten that he still carried With him
that dreadful scent with which Jimmy
Skunk had punished him, and 80 no
one,. not even his mother or sister,
would want him very near. When
Woof- Woof cried "Phewi" as she
turned up her nose he remembered.
He hung his head and meek.y shut
fed along after his mother and sister,
taking care to get no nearer to them.
He didn't dare to, for every few steps
Mother Bear would swing her head
around and grumble warning.
And this was just the beginning of
Boxers punishment. Day after day
he tagged along far behind, but al
ways keeping his mother and sister
in sight. You may be sure he took care
to do that. He had had quite enough
of seeing the Great World alone. Not
for anything would he be lost again.
But it was hard, very hard, to have
only what was left when Mother Bear
found feast. What he didn't know
was that Mother Bear always took
care that there should be fair share
left. At such times Woof- Woof took
great joy in smacking her lips while
Boxer sat up watch e from respect
fu1 distance:
New-York tribune., 1921-05-16

When they slept Boxer had to curl
up by himself. At first this was the
hardest of all. But little by little he
got used to it. He didn't know and
Woof-Woof didn't know, but Mother
Bear did know, that this was good for
him, for it was making him more and
more sure of himself. And tagging
along behind, as he did every day, was
doing the same thing. He was always
Bear and Woof- -Woof might have
missed. And so he learned to use
his eyes and his nose and his ears
better than Wool Woof did, for she
depended more on Mother Bear, being
right at her heels as she was.
AS the days passed Boxers coat be-
came more and more rid OF that
dreadful scent. Boxer had become so
used to it that he didn't notice it at
all, so he wasn't conscious when it
began to grow less. AT last it got
SO that it was hardly to be noticed,
excepting on rainy or very damp days.
For a long time after Mother Bear
had permitted him to resume his
place with Woof-Woof she drove him
away on such days.
So, at last, Boxers punishment end
ed; Mother Bear gave him good
talking to. and said that She hoped
this would be a lesson he never
would forget. "Yes'm, it will he had
replied, very meekly, and he knew it
would. Then. he took his place once
more, executing on damp or rainy
days, save that now, instead OF fol-
lowing at Mother Bears heels. he al
lowed Woof- Woof to do that, and he
followed her. Though Woof-Woof
didn't suspect it, he prefer I'd it so.
Copyright, fs21, by T. w. Burgess)
The next story: "Boxer Proves His