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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26

win then. But in the end Cold Molasses
wins the race and the prize Of three
thousand dollars, and the plans Of the
Hammerheads are frustrated. and Sally
and Joel find happiness together.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
CAREY HAS ACTIVE ROLE

A story Of the West of today is west
Is West" with Harry Carey as the fea-
tured PLAYER. which viii be the feature
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-14
HALLA QUE NO Sc PUEDE CA
SAR CON UNA LICENCIA DE
PESCA; lie DAN SU PESO.
de VUELTA.

Jose Abel Romero. del Pueblo
de Indios de Taos, descubri6 re-
cientemente que el contraer ma
trimonio no es una materia sim
ple-hay Iicencia para pescar tru
chas y para pescar m~ujeres
cuando Abel Sc presento con ia
que iba a ser Ia compahera de
sus dias ante eI Padre Geraud pa
"a Ia ceremonial halo que Ia IL
cencia era para pescar truchas y
no para contraer matrimonio.
Qued6 asombrado y rehus6 en-
seguir adelante con Ia ceremonial,
diciendoIe a Abel que fuera y
trajera Ia propia hcencia 81 que
ria tener mujer.
Abel retorn6 Ia licencia de pes
ca y probablemente obtuvo una
de matrimonio viendo que Ia Il
cencia de pesca no era buena par
conseguir esposa. LIE devol-
vieron su peso y L d1eron que Sc
encaminara a Ia oficina del es-
de condado y consiguie-
"a Ia propia Iicencia. Siempre
los Indios quieren jugar Ia de
ellos, y en- este case Abel guerra
al padre pero Ie saIio flo
reada Ia diIigeneia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-14
REsoLucIoMES De CONDO
iLENCiA.


Por Cuanto, Que Ia Divinn Providen
lcia, en- sus sabios q i~nescrutablea de
signios tivo a bien el lamar 3 me1ol
vida a Antonio G. Vareia. FL dia cua
tfo de Julio dg41s y
Por Cuanto, Que 81 era IN hpen 50
clio de ia S0ciedad Literaria Y Dc
Ayuda Mukua: de- JecDs, N. MI STEM
pre llst0 q co-operar con aus ccnspl
clos tanto en- SD bora de gozo come
en- Ia de pesar; y
Por Cuanto, Que nosotros amoFQi
samente Queremos re~eipr0carle ST.
uuiera parcialmehte to menos que q
Sc grangeo con n sieflpre utlles y
meritortoa ~Hervicios, "
por Cuanto, One no s0lamente 81
sino 81 gran numero de su familla
han pertenecido y aun ~pertenecen =
~nuestra querida sociedad q la que
ellos con sus esfuerzos han ayudado
q engrandecar, y
Por Cuanto, Que ID prematurada
muerte de nuestro ~cons0cio Antonio
Varela, ha Yenid0 a enintar no spla-
mente a su buena y carinosa madre
Sonora Josefa q. Varela, p sn dlgna
" Ee1 espOsa Sefora Tiburcita G. de
Varela. d III famlllas, 81 no qne'tam-
bien Ell recint0 y Ell cDraznn de cada
uno de u ~consocios.
Por 10 Tanto, Resuelvase por Ia
Sociadad Ldteraria y de Ayuda Mu-
tua de Pecos. N. M. que de entero
eorazon sinfemos en- extreme Ia prom
Ia despedida de nuestro querido con-
aocio.
ResueIvase, Que con TODD carino IN
tin1amente nos unemos q simpatizar
con SUI b~ondadosa madre, con su dig
ma esposa Y demas deudos en- su gran
a~fIiccion v tristfsimo duelo de que
esta bora Sc italian agobiados.
Reau6lvase, Que deseand0 mostraT
Ell alto apreci0 y estina en- que STEM
pre- tuvimOs v aun tenemos q nueer
tro querfdo Antonio, que un0 de nues-
tros consocius sea nombrado para que
en- nombre de- nhestra 60ciedad de
personalmente eI p6same a las fami-
las, y que otro s0ci0 sea ~asignado pa
ra que en- nofnhre de Ia Suciedad de
las gracias a tadas aauellas ~bOndadoT
sas personas que nos ~acompa1aron
tantn en- la prolongada enfermadad
en- 81 funeral de nuestro conso-
clio.
Resuslvase ademas, Que en- since.
"a demonstration de 10 intimo que en-
1uestros corazones sintemos la muer-
te de nuestro liel c~onsoeio. que cada
lno de los miembrDs que componen
nuestra soeiedad guarde lpto a 10
nenos por los pr6ximos quience dias.
Resuelvase ademas, Que estas re-
s~oluciones sean pnblicadas en- RI
Nuevo Mexicano de Santa Fe, en- La
yoz del Pueblo y en- Ell Independence
le Las Vegas, Nuevo Mexico.
JOSE r.. VIGIL,
ESPIRIDI0N LUCHRO,
EUSTACIO ORTIZ,
Comision.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-14

La fealdad del vicio del hipo-
crita no consiste en- finsir que
siente 10 que en- reahdad siente
de vez en- ouando sino en- cnga-
mar a los demas. induciendoIes a
dar sus pasajeras y superficiales
emociones. una importancia de Ia
que en- realidad carecen. y por
ESQ en- vano Sc esfuerza para ex-
.~agerarlo. y va hasta Ia hiperbole.
y hace co~ntorsiones, creeis que
est6is delsnle De una buena per-
soma que hara grahdes cosas en-
pro del bien y NADIA hara des-
pues de sus mil exclamaciones.
sino conner y dormir sin acordari
Sc de clio 10 mas minimo.-PER-
FETTI.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-14
vOTO DE CRACIAS.

Por medic de estas Kneas Dor
Anastasio Gonzales. como tam
bien 81 apesarada madre Ia Sra.
Josefita G. de VareIa y sus mu-
chos hermanos y parientes, ex-
tienden sus mas sinceros votos de
agradecimiento a los miembros
de Ia Sociedad Literaria y Ayuda
Mutua de Pecos. N. M. por sus
finas atenciones y atendencia. tan
to al funeral como a las muchas
noches que yinieron a velar y
cuidar durante 81 larga y penosa
.enfermedad al finado Antonio
Varela, quien era miembro active.
de Ia dicha sociedad. Las arr
ba mencionadas personas estan
muy agradecidas de sus finos SER
y una Yez mas les extien-
den sus mas slnceras gracias.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-14
PALABRAS DE ORC.

La impostura Is, por deeirlo
asi. eI alma de la vida social: es
arte sin 81 cual no pueden ser
perfectos ninguna facuItad con-
siderando a Ia impostura en-
cuanto a los efectos que produce
en- las almas humans. Siempre
que examines la fortuna de dos
personas, que sea una de verda-
dero valor por cpalquier concep-
to, la otra de vaIof falso. encon-
traras que esta es mas inforlu-
NADIA que aquelIa, y antes bien,
Ia mas de las wees que esta Is
infortunada y aquella no 10 Is.
"a impostura vale y produce
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-14
SENSIBLE DEFUNCI0N

Ell Sabado en- Ii noche se Fe
cibieron en- esta ciudad las tristeI
nolicias del faIIecimiento De Dol
Narciso Quintana en- 81 casa re
sidencia en- Poioaque a a edac
de so amos despues d. una pc
nosa u larga enfelmedad. E
ST. Quintar.s era I'M ciudadano
muy honrado y Distinguish en
agueIla comunidad y en- todas las
parties que era conocido, DIR
rante su larga estancia en- este
vale de lsgrirnas Il ST.. Q~uintana
Sc ocup6 n Ia Iabranza y DC esta
yiyi6 hasta que muris. pues ts'e
una persona que nunca creyo Ell
srabaiar por otro y 81 firme cree
encia fue que Il hombre debe vi
viz y TRAFALGAR de por 81 para ha-
Ger su vida mas feIiz. En- Ia COZ
munidad donde viva Sc gan6 las
simpatias y carino de todos sus
vecinos. Fue padre de numerosa
familia a Ia que instruyo y guId
con los mejores consoles y aten-
clones. Eue I'm esposo fieI y muy
cumplido en- sus obligaciones a Ia
par que fue un padre carionso y
amable y muy estimado y bien
quisto entire todos sus vecinos y
conocidos.
Don Rumaldo Quintana y espo-
sa, quienes residen en- esta cur
dad, partieron eI Sabado en- Ia
para Poioaque para aten-
der al funeral, 81 cuaI. segun es-
tamos informados Sc VERTIGO 81
en- IA maHana, siendo el
uno de los mas concurrir
los que Sc han tenido en- aquella
vecindad. manifestando de segu-
o de que q finado era muy alta
nente estimado y apreciadol
Sus restos mortaIes fueron sepul-
en- q cementerio cat6Iico de
7oioaque.
Deia apesarados y en- acerbo
a los siguientes hijos: Don
Quintana. quien reside
N esta ciudad. Ia Sra. Eloisa O.
le Quintana. Beatriz R. de Quinn
ana. CarmeIita. Ramon. Eduar-
% y Melton Quintana y I'm gran
de parientes y amigos.
Ell Nuevo Mexicano extiende al
oda su apesarada famiIia su mas
pesame, esperanto que el
Iehor les de consuelo en- sus acia-
as y tristes horas de pesar.
II
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-14
rurrpr xgrnnDa i nrIrun nan
AtGENA VEN0NtA ~ r NH
XIC0sDICE CONWAY
lie Promote al Superintendent
de EscueIas de Estado en- Des
Moines que Visitara 81 Estado.


John ], Tigert. comisionado de
educacion federal. vendra a San
Ia Fe dentro de POGO tempo. d.
10 81 Supcrintendente de Escuelas
de Estado John v. Conway. e
Lunes en- Ia manana, a su regre-
So de la reunion de Ia Association
Educational Nacional en- Des
MONIES, Iowa. LIE prometio al
ST. Conway visitar el Estado. y
eI ST. Conway dijo que probable
mente Sc Ie pedira que Sc dirija
a Ia Association Educational de
Nuevo Mexico.
"Se capto las simpatias de to-
dos los educadores, especialmen-
te con los superintendent de
escueIas de los estados, dijo el
ST.. Conway. Los 1ltimos endo-
saron su poIftica y le aseguraron
su soporte y cooperation.
Personalmente, tuve Ia opor-
'tunidad de verIe en- accion de va
rios anguIos v me impresion6 CO.
NC un hombre de mucha habili-
dad y con I'm conocimiento COM
pleto de nuestros asuntos nacio-
males de cducacion. Es i'm hom-
bre entendibIe y muy democratic
CO."
Ell superintendent de escuslas
de ciudad John Mine. de Albu-
querque. quien tambien atendio
a Ia convention. fue escogido CO.
mo director del estado de Ia aso-
ciacion de Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-14
Lea nuestros Anuncios
Suscrihase hoy
! "EI NuevD Mexicana'
iESTA SU CUTS MANCHADOi


wPaho-Sana" es Il composition
establishments ~inofensiva para Ell
cults, que ha hecho desaparecer 81
Pano mas rebelde en- eincp dias. No
hay que tomar embellishments Sc
aplica al acostarse y los resultados
son rapidos y sorprendentes. Escriba
hoy mismo r~emitiendo 500 v q
vuelta de corre0 recibira esta mara
villosa preparation. aPaio-Sana'' es
de r~econocido m6rito como IN blan-
queador del cuts, como tambien para
las pecas, espinillas, manehas v 0tras
lesperfecciones de Ia cara.@ Garan-
tizamos el resrltnao. Diner0 devuelhy
81 no produce enrera satisfaction.
eDUUg PRODUCTS COMPANY
S26 River Street Dept0s u
CHICAGO, lila
Depto, S.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-14
DODSON PARARA !
LA vENTA DEL
CAL MEL
-
Dice que eI CalomeI Is MereukO,
que actda como dinamita
en- So Hfgado


Dodson esta hacienda una eampaha
muy dura en- contra del caiomel en- Ell
Sur. Todos los boticarios han notado
la gran cafda de la venta del calomel.
IT0dos eilos dan Ia misma raz6n, Ell Lir-
yer Tone de Dodson esta fernando su
|lugar.
"El calomel es peligroso y ia genie
10 saho, mienttas que al Dods0ns Liver
Tone es perfectamonte secure } AZ
ueiores resultadas. afjo A1 ef1mt
hehH l7&tsEc Dcd40ns Liver Tons
osta garantlzado personalmente por
.cada boticnri0. Una b0tella grande, lie
.cuesta solamente unOs cuantos centa-
yos, J 81 p0r aiEuna raz6n no produce
|uu aiivio fdcil en- cada case dc enter
medad del hfgado y constipation, TODD
10 que tiene que haeef ea pedir que le
deyuelgan su dinero.
ri Tdnice para e Hleado de Dodson
tiene a~eradahle SAILOR. es IN remedio
puramente vegetaI, ioensiv0 tanto pa
ra los Mics como para los aduItos. To
mese una c~ucaafrada en- IA noche y al
Ola siRlliehte Sc deapertara blen. no
hay biliosidad, dolor dc eaheza, ,est6-
mayo deidn nj inte5tinos c0nslinados.
cansa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uof TODD ell
dia sieuientelcomo pasatc con 81 Gallo
mel Tome unatd6sls de- calOmel hoy
y mahdna Sc sentifa debil, enfermo y
nansead0. No pierdat mi untdfa de- tra-
baiei Tome 81 Dodson.s Liver Tone
y sieniase bien. ileno De ambicion =
de visor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-14

Hacemos trabajo De f~OLetOs, carteras,
sobres de encqbezados, d IN debdrta-
mento de encuddernar Hbros, etc.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-14

efectos aun sin 10 yerdadero. PEI
70 10 verdadero NADIA puede sin
Ia iposturam. JEOPARDY,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-07-14
Anuncios para Funerales
a Precios Modicos.

Siempre estarnos lstos para hacer el
rabdjo al gusto de nuestros patroci-
nadores, Sus ordenes son ~apreciadas.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Harding Has Perfect Day
On Ocean Fishing Trip

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 31.-Perfect wealth
er favored President-elect Harding and
his vacation party to-day on their fish
ing trip south of Miami.
Throughout the day tropical sun
shone down from unclouded skies and
tanned the faces of the fishermen as
their yacht, Shadow, Unanswered about
the barracuda and sailfsh grounds, off
Cocolobo Island. The sea was smooth,
but languid breeze played across the
Shadows deck, bunting the force of the
sun and completing natural setting
which might have been made to order
for fishing.
The Shadow is expected to put back
into Miami late tomorrow. and unless
Mr.. Harding changes his plans and
yields to the temptation of the Coco
lobo waters, he will start Wednesday
morning on his return trip to St.
Augustine.
"No country can go through war
without period of readjustment, but
we have reached the lowest step and
are now on the upgrade" Mr.. Harding
said in an interview published by a
local newspaper to-day. 1t was his only
comment on national political affairs,
but he spoke at length on Florida's
climate.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Richmond Asks Fare Hearing
Residents Protest Against In
crease; Many Walk to Ferries

Borough President Calvin G. Van
Name of Richmond and William Writ
Mills, president of the Staten Island
Civic League, wrote to the Public Segv-
ice Commission last night asking that
the commission hold public hearings
in Staten Island before acquiescing in
the increase from six cents to eight.
cents in single fares which the Staten
Island Rapid Transit Railroad put into
effect following the decision of the APP
pellate Division Friday.
They also asked the commission to
withhold judgment on the railroads
application for 20 per cent increase
in communication rates until after pub
lie hearing in Staten Island. They
wrote to the commission as result Of
hundreds Of protests which reached
them yesterday by mail and telephone.
Many commuters walked all the way
from their homes to the ferry rather
than pay the increased rates, and then
walked back at night IN spite Of the
snow.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01

lo-piece Mahogany dining room
suite, Adam design, consisting Of
buffet, china cabinet, serving table,
extension table, side and / arm
chairs, S7s6-February price SSH.
1o-pieces Walnut dining room
suite, Italian design, consisting of
buffet, china cabinet, extension
table, serving table, 5 side and
arm chairs, $1648-February price
$98S.25.
1O-piece Walnut dining room
suite, Adam design, consisting of
buffet, china cabinet, serving table,
extension table, side and / arm
chairs, $1684-February price S1ef0.
s-piece Walnut dining room
suite, Louis XIV. design, consisting
of buffet, china closet, extension
table, 5 side and arm chairs, $119S
February price S71S.75.
s-piece Walnut dining room suite,
Louis XIV. design, consisting of
buffet, extension table, side and 1
arm chairs, $s49-February price
$566
1o~piece Mahogany dining room
suite, Queen Anne design, consist
ing of buffet, china cabinet, serving
table, extension table, 5 side and /
arm chair, $S82-February price
S588.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Mrs. Harding Here for Rest;
Defers Shopping and Interviews
Small Army Of Newspaper Women Invades Hotel,
Only TO Have Wife Of President-E Elect Postpone
Audience Until To-day; She Pleads Fatigue

The wifs Of the president-elect Of
the unised States has the well-known
failing Of her sex. With small army
OF newspaper men, women and camera
operators thirsting to get within reach
OF her yesterday, she bravely changed
her mind and sent definite message
20 the hall of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel
that postponed the attack until 10
o'clock to-day. When Mrs. Harding
arrived at the Pennsylvania Station
Sunday she eluded interviewers and
spoke only to one newspaper woman;
who grew up In Marion and knew her
we'll.
II lcve you ALL" she said, and pleaded
fatigue, setting O'Clock yesterday for
q gathering of the newspaper forces
When s O'clock arrived there was q
collection of women reporters such as
is rarely seen even in this city of
interviewers. Her suite would not be-
gin to hold them all. So the rumor
went round that they would be seen
IN q reception room on the first floor.
This hope was promptly killed when
a Secret Service agent left the elevator
and told the swarming mob that Mrs.
Harding was tired; that she had been
resting all day, and could see no one
until to-day. Contrary to general ex-
pectations, Mrs. Harding did not plunge
into shopping activities Immediately
on her arrival, although her mission
here is frankly of this nature, but
visited only one Fifth Avenue shop.
She will not attend any social func-
tions.
Mrs. Harry C. New and Mrs. E. B
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Living-roon1 Pieces

7-piece antique polychrome living
room suite, Italian design, consist
ing of settee, arm chair, side chair,
table, bench, cabinet and mirror,
S22l4-Fehruary price s1476.
3-piece allover upholstered living
room suite, covering of velours,
$1130-February price $753.
7-piece antique walnut living
room suite, Italian design, consist
ing Of settee, arm chair, side chair.
stool, bench, smokers stand and
fernery, s1098-February price 1882.
Antique finished side chair with
loose cushion seat, $66 February
price $44.
Mahogany arm chair, Adam de-
sign, tapestry seat and back, S177.5o
February price S118.
Mahogany arm chair, Queen Anne
design, damask seat and back,
$1S5.5o--February price SEQ.
An all-over upholstered arm
chair, covering of damask, loose
cushion seat, 25A-February price
$168.
An antique high-lighted cabinet,
Italian type, $16S.50 - February
price S112.
An antique walnut cabinet, $251.50
February price Sl67.50.
Fifth and Sixth Galleries,
New Building.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Bedtime Stories
Peters Patience Is Rewarded
By thornton w. Burgess
How eyonderfpl 1T is to think
BetWeefs all lives there is a link.
Peter Ra

1t is wonderful. It is one of the most
wonderful things in all the Great
World. But somehow few people ever
seem to think Of it. Peter himself never
had thought Of it until that day when
he sat hidden by the long dead grass.
that hung over Johnny Chuck's back
door and watched Reddy Fox watching
for him to come out of Johnny Chuck's
front door.
For ever and ever so long Reddy Fox
sat watching that front door and Peter
certainly had patience. He had great
deal OF it. But Peter had quite as
much. He was comfortable and safe
there, and he didn't mind sitting still
at ali. Besides, it was fun to watch
Reddy Fox, knowing all the time that
Reddy didn't know he was being
watched. s.
After long time Reddy sat up lit
tie straighter and raised his head a lit
Gle higher. He was looking off across
the Green Meadows. 1t was plain that
he saw something that interested him,
snow-covered e ] Green e aae Meadows over was 'ha
great dark bird. 1t was Roughleg the
Hawk. Just as Peter caught sight of
him he swooped down until his great
claws touched the snow. Then his
great wings began to beat again and
carried him up and away toward the
furthest side Of the Green Meadows,
and Peter knew by the way he few
that he had caught no one.
"It must be he saw Danny Meadow
Mouse and Danny was too quick for
him. thought Peter. Good for
Danny!" Then Peter once more
turned to watch Reddy Fox.
Reddy was standing now, looking
very intently toward the place where
Roughleg the Hawk had swooped down
to the snow. He turned to look again
at that front door of Johnny Chuck's
house he had been watching so long,
then once more gazed over to the place
where Roughleg had failed. He took
few steps, hasitated, then, with last
look at Johnny Chuck's front door,
trotted swiftly across the snow-covered
Green Meadows.
sHe knows that Roughleg saw Danny
Meadow Mouse over there and missed
him." thought Peter. "He is going
over there to try to catch Danny HIM
self. ! hope Danny has sense enough
to keep quiet"
Peter watched Reddy trot swiftly
until he was near the place where
Roughleg had failed. Then Reddy
stole forward very slowly and care
fully stopping between steps to look
and listen, his black ears cooked for
ward. Finally, he crouched down and
for long time didn't move. He was
waiting and watching for Danny
Meadow Mouse just as he had waited
and watched for Peter.
Peter bsgar 70 grow anxious. Danny
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Prosecutor Starts
Hotel Fire Inquiry;
|. Death Toll Thirteen
Hoboken District Attorney
to Investigate Every Cir
cumstance of Tragedy;
Girl Victim Is Identified

Pierre ]. Garven, Hudson County
Prosecutor, yesterday began his inves-
tigation into the circumstances sur
rounding the fire in the Colonial Hotel,
Al Newark Street. Hoboken. late Satur-
day night, which has SO far resulted in
thirteen deaths. Two other victims
are in ST. Mary's Hospital so badly
burned that physicians hold slight hope
for their recovery.
@I intend to inquire thoroughly into
all the circumstances of the tragedy"
said Mr.. Garven, "and if it develops that
there was any violation of the law
prosecutions will be initiated immedi-
ately. Ny investigation also will take
up the manner in which the hotel was
conducted by the management"
Bernard McFeely, director of public
safety, conferred yesterday with Chief
Of Police Patrick Hays and Fire Chief
Joseph Gildea in the Hoboken City
Hall. The possible cause of the tragedy
and measures for preventing it's recur-
renee we're discussed.
Three unidentified bodies still re-
main in the Hoboken morgue. All are
so badly burned that the only hope of
establishing their identity lies in their
effects, which were gathered up by the
police after the fire.
One body, that of Irene Woertz, 324
Seventeenth Avenue. Iryington, N. j.,
was identified yesterday by Joseph
Smith, also of Irvington. Hundreds of
persons visited the morgue searching
FOR missing friends or relatives, but
no other identiications were made.
The nine victims, besides Miss
Woertz, 80 far identified, are Frank
Rose. silk salesman, 204 Fine Street,
Manhattan; Blanche Kahler, 76 Madison
Street. Jersey City; Joseph Riker, 109
Oak Street, Jersey City; Herman Linke,
519 Grove Street, Irvington, N. J.;
Hester Constance Peterson. 539 For
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Again Indict Coal Company
Elkins Act Invoked Against b. J.
Lynch, Freed Under Lever Law

The B. ). Lynch Coal Company, Inc,
of / Broadway, and Bernard ]. Lynch,
its president, were indicted yesterday
by the Federal grand jury, charged
with violating the Elkins act and the
misuse of priority orders for the ship
ment of coal for domestic use.
The various celnts in the indictment
concern large quantities of coal. which,
by alleged subterfuge, were brought
here by the Lynch company last June
and July and were delivered to steam
ship lines for shipment to France and
other foreign countries.
Several months ago the Lynch com-
nany was indicted along with the
charge under the Lever act. Judge
Mayer quashed The indictment on the
ground that Che abuse of priority
orders did not come under the pro-
visions Of that statute.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Peter soatched Reddy trot swiftly
until he aVas near the place
aohere Roughleg had failed

was down there under the snow some
where and, Of course, he didn't know
about Reddy Fox. If he should come
up out of one Of his little round holes
in the snow he would be watching for
Roughleg, but would he think to look
for Reddy Fox? Peter wanted to warn
Danny, but there was no way to-. So
Peter watched and grew more and more
anxious. Finally he saw Reddy spring.
"oh, he's caught him!" cried Peter.
But Reddy Fox began to dig franti-
cally in the snow and Peter sighed
with relief. "He didn't get Danny!" +"
cried Peter. hugging himself for Joy.
For few minutes Reddy made the
snow fly. Then he stopped and stood,
listening. At last ne looked back at
Johnny Chuck's house as If uncertain
whether to return there to resume his
watch for Peter. Apparently he de-
clded 1T would be waste OF time and
slowly trotted off toward the Old
Pasture
Peter watched him out Of sight. aIf
anybody had told me that Danny Mead
ow Mouse and his affairs meant any
thing to me would have laughed. y
said Peter thoughtfully. "Yet It was
Danny who set me free. He doesn't
know it, but he did. Roughleg saw him
and Reddy Fox saw Roughleg try TO
catch him, and that led Reddy to leave
here and try himself. 1t is queer how
our lives are all linked together. But
they are. There Is no getting round
1T; they are"
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