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THERE'S DEATH IN THE POT
1 Csl>ArsisS LcsS. Doctor used the Asevv
10 k~pAssssr tss Da~ser Of ovrr.stias.
w~~ nAs ovcrestros ia Failure
to EismInxie WASTE.

Nsturc could not devise a way to
feed and repair the body without the
production Of considerable waste
matter. But Nature provided for
the regular, thorough elimination of
such waste. To disregard her in
Icntion is To break a natural law.
Whether you help Nature by wise
or foolish means is left TO your own
Judgment To simply force bowel
movement Is unwise, unnatural and
ineffective. You can choose harsh,
drastic, violently acting drugs or
take such without caring what their
action or effect is, or you can select
some old time-prOven, trial-tested
rvmedy, that has been used Cor 20
years or more by thousands of people
ell ever the world, with the result
that it has won an cnviable reputa-
ton a. a reliable household remedy.
Take Beechams for example. All
the world knows Beecham's; a good
II part Of the world uses Beecham's,
has been using Il for years, handing
Us use down from father to son,
from mother 20 daughter, for gen
Grafton after generation. recommend
inc IL TO others. In spite of such
extensive and general use. who ever
heard complaint or criticism of
Beecham's? That in itself is a
powerful recommendation.
Don't take anything for granted.
Reason il out. All druggists sell
Heecham 's--are glad 20 sell them.
heecham's reputation has been
made by its users not by its sellers.
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Fire al Milford Steam Laundry
Caused a Fierce Blaze. But
Was Suppressed.
DOVER PASTOR INSTALLED

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
noxer. june &c CltiHena 81 Dover
generally ialucd with Dover Pres
hvterlaus Friday evening. at the in-
staiiation at the new pastor Rev.
,,orrc Ashworth lsurslem The church
wis well allied with an Interested and
cordial audience
Rev !. Watkins Lacy. moderator Of
rYeal,S terry OF New Castle. presided
After an organ voluntary, the choir
and congregation aanF An ilal the
Power az Jesus Name. and Rev Will
liam 4. Nc, ormick of baltimore. Md
rtad from the scriptures followed with
pfayer by the moderator Rev. VIII
lnm H. Mccormick preached the scr
mon The constitutional questions 81
tho church were put 20 the new pastor
~ Moderator Lacy The installation
pra var s-as made by Rev. James NJ
4 vckard ~ smyrna
The .harne 10 the pastor WIS given
~ ReV R Alexander Bowie. pastor
a. Presbyterian church az Salisbury
Nd fleN t'ranCir skunk pownes Of
Germantown. Pa. aon of pr. and Mrs
= s. DuWnos OF uhis town. gave the
- 'aree tc the pcople After the sing
FMS 81 the doxoloEy. the benedictiou
was pronounced hv tho new pastor
Rev q Ashwcrth Burslem
Practically all Of Dcver's clergy were
A. attendance 4 reception followed
the installation service. IN the chapel
adjoining the church. where a fine
collation. was Hcrved
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SUSSEX CAMPMEETING.

Georgetown June 2a-Ianps' "a mn
meeting, eight miles from here. will
open on July 80 and continue for ten
days This is one OF tho most pophlar
tented spots in the western section Of
Sussex county and is largely attended
by residents OF laurel. Seal ford. Mills
bCro. Dagsboro and Frankford Ex
tensive improvements will be made ia
the grounds. and many new cottages
viii be built before the opening.
The famous Laurel -Rethal camp-
meeting on the State highway between
Stafford and Laurel, after being closed
Tor two years because OF improved
road work in that section. will be
held this year from August to August
p. One of the banner years for this
camp Is expected.
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FINE PROGRAM GIVEN.

Middletown, June 27The following
program was given by the scholars of
Forest Presbyterian Sunday school al
the Children's Day service, yesterday
morning:
Recitations: "The Children's Day
Ethel Thomas; "God'r Care" Bobbie
Brvnes: Vacation" John Howell;
who is She?" Lena I4eager Recita-
tioas by Robert Gabrieh, Alvin Lyncl
Frsnklin Biggs; recitations. who is
This" Anna Morehead / sTheiI.o Doll, !"
Elsie Eliason; George Lindall, Henry
Howell, Roland Heldmyer; Little
Molie Cottontail,' Mariory Eliason
Happy Children, Clara Morehead: !:
Jesus Wants Me for Sunbeam, Fred
"The Yellow Daisy, Mildred
Coppage; Betty Ellison; Amid the
Joys of Sumner, Junior Pennewill.
William Thomas, Francis Ellison; Lii
Ian Morehead, Kenneth Pennewill;
Weeds in the Heart Marion Held
myer; Joseph Beaston, Billy Shallcross;
address by the pastor; offering; bene-
diction, There were also songs and
choruses.
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NEWS oF MILFORD.

Milford June a1.--At the regular
meeting of christ church Guild. Fri
aay evening az the home or Mrs. Will
liam r. Watson. Jr. it was decided to
bold \ lawn feto FOR the benefit of
the guild funds SOME time during the
FIRST Part ~ August Mrs. Thomas
N wlneate vile of the rector of
Christ church was appointed chair
man ~ tho affair
Nuss lsuiu Ross. teacher IN the
FIRST primary grade II Milford special
district school. left this morning for
Newark where she VIII enroll in the
Teachers Summer school AZ the Uni
vprsity ~ nolawarv
Miss Elizabeth Ross left this morn.
ing for siS weeks stay in Whining
ton. a. thp home of her cousins. Mr
and Mrs Joseph " Clarke.
Mrs J. Lynn Pratt h spending sew
era davs al Rehofoth Beach 4 guest
81 Mrs. Anne deArmand ~ tho hat
tors ccttREe
Rev. W kay Lord ~ Chester. Pa.
was IN Milford. Saturday. "a business
fnr the Delaware child Home AF-so-
eiation. havlng placed several bOvs
A dinm@nt farms Tor the summer
HeaRnn. These BOYS are On probation
from the Juvenile court ~ Whining
ton
Miss Anna Nitten ~ F'rcaerira Is a
sneat cf Miss Myrtle Robinson
Miss Laura SaleNan has purchased
a new Ford Sedan.
III the lawsuit ~ Or Evans Roberts
W, Isaac Thomas simpson. argued
here last week before Magistrate
Hentricksnn. Judgment WAS rendered
fnT tho plaintiff Tor tho fun ama,,nt
sfIi.
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on WEDDING rouR.

Newark. June AZ. Mias kathryn
Heiser OF Newark aud Stanley lusmis
of Meshuppen, Pa, who were married
at u'tloct saturday afternoon IL
Newark Presbyterian Church, art new
on = wedding trip, after which h,ey
viii make their homie In MashnplsH,
Pa. Mr.. lsommis being treasurer Of
Susuuehanna county.
They were married by REV. Frank
lIeraon. In tbs presence of large
number IL frieuds aud relatives. and
following tbs wedding there waa u
reception at the Hciser home, on
Main street.
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SUMMER SCHOOL OPENS.
More Than 200 Teachers En-
rolled for Two Weeks at Uni
versity Of Delaware.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, June 27-With prospects
Of an enrolment n more than 200
the University Of Delaware Summer
school opened today and viii continue
for two weeks Most Of those enroll
ing are teachers in the public schools
~ the state and under 4 law passed
several years ago their transportation
and board while at the school viii be-
paid by the state
Glasses viii be started tomorrOw.
Today Is being taken up in registra-
tion. organizing n classes and assign
ing the students to dofmitory quar-
ters. For the first time all classes
this summer will he held At the
Wornen's College. In the past most
IF them were held at Delaware Col
iege.
one al the features of the school
win he the series of lectures and
musicals arranged bv the Service
Citizens Of Delaware one of the sun
dav night speakers during the session
win be Or. Samuel G Mitchell Of Rich
rnrnd. va. formerly president Of Della
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SERVICES AT PENCADFR.

Newark. June 2z.-There Evas a large
attendance, yesterday morning ant
afternoon, at the annual reunion ser.
vices at the historic Pencader Presby.
t-~ian Church. Glasgow.
In che morning there was a sermon
h Rev. John T. Saria. ID. D.. editor
author. and travler OF Pbilaaelphia
spd IN the afternoon ~ Reg. Olin Nc
hepzIrae Jone.-. pastor of Fourth Pres
byterian Church, als,, Of PhiladNIphia
Music was furnished by the choir ol
West Presbyterian Church, whining.
ton.
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DoIN6s OF PILOTS.

Isewea. June ~ After being in Phila-
dcIphia Tor the week. eoaling the steam
pilot boat Philadelphia returned to hor
station in Delaware bay, Friday. She
has a carving capacity Of 10 tons Of
coal which lasts three weeks when the
steamer is busy
During her absence the sail pilot-hnat
Henry Edmunds was the hume Of the
cruising pilot, and she cannot leave the
station while the Philadelphia is away
II Cape Nav pilots are 20 he carried
across the hay a motor boat from Cape
Nav comes over for them, which is very
expensive.
Captain Fred Cunwell was relieved
from Captain duty on Saturday and
captain ] ohm T. N'irdcn took charge for
two weeks
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CHILDREN'S DAY AT DOVER.

Dover. June 70 Children's Day
exercises were held last evening IN the
Peoples Christian Church, the program
being particularly interesting, as fol-
lows.
Primary Department Recitation, A
Snapnv Salute" Jimmie Raymond:
Come, Rain or Shine, Mabel Driver,
aWhere are You Going. John Non
Reider. "I'll Tell You Something, Yer
non Bower: exercise, Johnny Jump
Ups Anna Daisy, Nllber Wilson and
John Brown and Dorothy Helfenstein,
solo, Bill Burton recitation, 50 Very
Tall. Ina Webb: The New Imbrella,
Virginia Keith. Little Bird, Marian
Ford; Give With Cheerful Heart,
George Morgan, Scattering Love,
Rodney Stewart solo. Dorothy RAY
mond: recitation. Among the I'll iwers
Anita Ford The Blue bird Is Song Frei-
IA Won Reidcr A Pus7ler, George
Merrill. 'rThe Little Angel, sara
Clements. Trust Him Forever, George
Brown: What Shall We Use for Jesus,
Margaret Mag. Making Sunshine,
Mildred Nessirk. stOn Children's DAY
perhaps." Dorothy Helfenstein; duet,
Little Children Love to Sing, Anita
md Marian Ford. solo. Miss MARY
plpasanton. remarks hv superintendent
intermediate Department Reclta-
tloos. Good bve Children's Day
Dorothy Mercer; If You Have q Mes
sage. Ruth Ruston, dialogue, ! a RAINY
sunday Alice Williams and Robert
Rustan Bible tahleaux. class; exercise,
Following the kmEl by group oi BOYS
and girls: flag bearers, 4 hrlstlan lag
C,eneyieve Jacobs: III. ). flag, Edna
Merrill. Conquest Flag, john satter-
field; evening PRAYER, Esther kustoh +,
song IN school: remarks by pastor, bone
dictIon
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton. Md june 27.--Company II,
Of Elkton First Maryland Regiment,
after spending the past week at the
State rifle range. Saunders, Md. re-
turned home late Saturday evening.
Mrs. Jennie McCabe. highly-es-
teemed resident of Elkton, IL seriously
iii at Union Hospital, with slight
chances for recovery.
Mrs. George l.. Mitchell Of Oaking-
ton tripped over a shepherd log a.
ing her ankle in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. n. Price Whitaker and
family of Wheeling, ~ Va. ars spend
ing a few weeks at their country ss-
tate along the Elk and Bohemia
rivers. They will entertain house
party this week, composed of friends
from Wheeling and Pittsburg
Twenty five CoatesVille. Pa, CaCln
Fire Girls. with 2haperonea. are spend
ing two weeks on Edward c. Wilson 8
shore on North East river.
a citizen meeting will be called soon
at North East to organize n fire COM
pany.
Mrs. Howard Geist haa been chosen
president, Miss Rose Caldwell secre-
tary. and Mre. ]. W. Montgomery,
treasurer, of Liberty Community
Club
Try 1.-THE cost is trif1ing
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PASTOR HURT RN PAIL.

Nifrau.i june s7--Rev Samuel Z.
MeNnh. the new pastor of F,rst Rap
tia church u confined 10 his howe
With SERIOUS injury 70 his hack
NJ welrh m@vea his family here frvo-,'
rhilssieiFshla last Thursday. and while
assisting IA handling some furnitara
che horses attached % the moving van
t-~nsmo frightened and ran away
thrtwirs3 Mr.. Nelch heavily to the
ground from the top of the wagon.
MS back. wns severely wrenched. and
fhe accident has affected the Use Of
his limbs
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NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Scaford June 27.--The funeral of
George - Noble. a farf1er o. this SEQ
- was held yesterday afternoon from
Bethel NJ f. Church. OF Sesford Cir
cult in charge Of the psstor. Rev. ~.
c. Benson. and wa1 very largely at
tended Burial was made in Bethel
Churchyard.
Miss Grace Hammond received a
painful injury. Saturday. when she
ran q large crochet needle in her arm.
Miss Margaret hin ts visiting in
Wilmington.
BY a recent order of Town Council,
all automobiles parking on High
street must be headed TO the centre
OF the street on Saturday nights. This
became necessary owing TO the great
number of automobiles coming 60
town that night.
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LAUNDRY FIRE AT MILFORD.

Milford. June e5.--Shorfly before -
~'cioek Friday night flames burst
Though tho roof o. the Milford steam
laundry, on South Walnut street, the
Trut ficor being entirely ahlaze. The
Carlisle Psre co. was summoned. and
the punnplup engine was backed up
g. the Mispiflian river. haf a square
away and threw thousands of gal
Ions 81 water from that source on
the hiaas which was confined 10 she
oDs buildinc.
The nearby houses suffered in some
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LEWES NOTES.

Lewes, June q. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Coverdale have moved their family to
their cottage on LeWes Beach for the
summer
Mrs. Eugene Manning her son, Billy,
and two Of his friends are in the Man
ming cottage at the beech
At the bridge and FIVE hundred party
given at Mrs. 3. r. higgins cottage,
kchoboth Beach, by Mrs. Charlotte,
Wednesday afternoon, the prizes winners
were Mrs. Clinton Long, first; Mrs. Vir-
glnia Lupton and Mrs Barnett, the
bridge prizes Miss Blanche Truitt
won the 500 prize The party was
given In honor Of Mrs G. S. Messer-
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DROUGHT BROKEN.

Dover. June 27 The drought which
has prevailed through Kent county for
The past four or five weeks was broken
here. Yesterday by a heavy downpouf
of rain shortly before noon. In Dover
and vicinity the rain was exceptionally
heavy for short time accompanied with
some lightning and thunder.
Becanae Of the exceedingly dry rundi-
tion of the earth much longer RAIN
would have been beneficial
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NEWPORT woMgN'S CLUB.

Newport. June 81 The flnal sum
mer meeting Of the Womens club Of
Newport was held In Red Mems Hall
at that place last Friday afternoon
After the routine business was dis
posed of a statement of the recent
carnival was submitted The play
ground director has arrived and
preparati tions for the formal opening
ART in progress. The playground COM
mittee was given authority 10 attend
10 all bills in connection with the play
grounds during the summer It was
decided 10 hold a picnic along the
Brandywine on July IA, leaving New
port on the 1910 car It was decided
tc hold the next meeting on September
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TYPHOID OUTBREAK.

Georgetown. June 81 IDue 10 a
cause which has not been ascertained
by residents here. an outbreak Of ty-
phoid fever has occurred and several
residents are ILL.,
If the disease continues to spread
as II has within the past three days.
the authorities will be compelled to
take some action to find out. If pos
slhle, the cause for the epidemic
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AT Y. w. c. A. CONFERENCE,

Newark. June I'll Dear. Wlnif-ed
j. Robinson OF the Iyornen.e oofl..ye
has returned from trip 10 E,gIes.r,,t.e
ia. where nine students of the colleg.
ere attending the students Confer
cnce Of y. w. G. a. Those. atten ling
from the Women's College are: Esther
Gentieu. Elizabeth Walker, Margaret
Finck and Marjorie Burns cf Whining
ton; Eleanor Vineyard and Ruth Rus
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mnnr rnil.a ~ Hn..

only a. oiiiyers ouf ~ every ioo IN
Delaware voted af lhc Feftfif r.0.
Jon iu November. 1927, arcofdi1N ~
government statisiife However
DelHwere ranted second ln nafrbff N
voters behie next to fndlana. tefNh
h1d AZ voters out uf every 100 rasi
dents south Caroline h1d the Iess
number having oriy 4 ~ fhr I1n
These frrres slow thsf bso Wn.
mfngtorians eiirihic al vote. ad rs,
register.
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instances when the heavy strcSss,s nt
water struck the windows and broke
them and the water flooded several
rooms In that way. The laundry suf-
fered severely. but the loss cannot be
estimated al this time.
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sell OF Milford. Irti'ia i'ooi OF Mid
tlieto~n. Marion Rodney uf Laurel
unc Mursert Nultot, OF i,rar llili.
There nre ZOO students at tho run-
ference from Delaware, pennsylvania,
Ohio, Nest Virginia ant Maryland
anA they viii remain for anathe. week.
the Delaware girls nrs having {, iinn
tlis.o aud arc active In all branches Of
the eamp activities.
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- panrs Ercnrsinn.

the Sunday school Of 81. Paufs NJ
E. Church viii hold an excursion tn
Augustine Beach on Thursday leav-
ing municipal wharf AZ O'Clock. O.
Monday evening the pupils Of Charles
n Edwards will render a recital in the
church
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THROWN ny MULE AND HURT.

Georgetown. June az a result
OF being thrown from a mule on the
du puut road. Eli Campbell of Days
buro was seriously hurt and It Is
feared he has sustained internal In
it-fies
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Get your organs Of d.
gestion, assimilation and
elimination working IN
harmony and watch ypur
trouble disappear. Mr.
does il or money back.
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ware college ~ Mitchell UNi ua0If
on sunday right July i0 There tI
De a number ~ 0fhef succiti fosflfs
ia confectiou with fha school
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Try it--the cost is trffiing-an
Every Evening classified ad.-Adv.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Bedtime Stories
Farmer Browns Boy Goes Up
By Thornton w. Burgess
Be thdnkfal II you're only treed;
There's still the chance Of being freed.
Farmer Browns Boy.

Farmer Browns boy trampcd through
the Green Forest. Once in while he
would stop for an instant to listen. As
he listened he smiled. He was listen
ing to the voice of Bowser the Hound
baying on the trail Of Reddy Fox.
"Reddy is giving Bowser good run
this morning." said Farmer Browns
boy, talking to himself, because there
was no one else to talk to. "That red
coated rascal isn't seven trying to fool
Bowser. l suspect he is enjoying it
just as much as Bowser is. and I know.
that Bowser is enjoying;it by the sound
of his voice. Bowser hasn't missed
that steady baying once, and that
means that Reddy hasn't tried single
trick He must want exercise or else
he has plan of some kind in that
shrewd head of his and is leading Bow
ser on for ssome particular purpose.
hope that rascal isn't going to lead
Bowser 80 far that he'll get completely
tired out. I suspect he is up to his old
trick Of leading Bowser way off and
then cleverly mixing his trail all up
SO that Bowser will lose it, while he
returns to my hertyard hoping to find
those hens out where he can catch one.
If that Is his plan hell get lett, for
shut those hens up. Hello! Now
what's happened p
boWSers deep paying had stopped
abruptly. Instead, a sharp "Ki-yi -yi-yi-
vi! Ki-yi-yi-yi-yi!" came to him faint
ly from deep in the Green Forest.
Farmer Browns boy knew what that
meant. 1t meant that Bowser was either
hurt or badly frightened. Farmer
Browns boy began to run. Louder and
louder sounded that "Ki-yi-yi-yi-yi!" 7"
"If he is hurt it isn't so badly that
he can't rum" thought Farmer Browns
boy. "He's coming this way faster
than he went"
Pretty soon he saw Bowser coming.
Bowser had stopped yelping, but his
tail was between his legs, and if looks
counted for anything he was as badly
scared q dog as ever lived. Farmer
Browns boy called to him, but Bowser
paid no attention to him. He kept
right on for home, and it was plain
that he didn't intend to stop until he
got there.
That's queer" muttered Farmer
Browns boy. "Now, what under the
sun can have frightened him like that {?
wonder if he Unexpectedly met Bus
ter Bear. Buster gave him terrible
fright once and he never has got
over it."
Farmer Browns boy kept on. He had
had several meetings with Buster Bear,
and he had learned that Buster always
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
ssDead'' Inventor Returns
In Sporty Yellow Car
Body Washed Ashore Identified
as His While He Was West
Winning $4,000 Suit

Paul Gesner, fifty-seven years old,
an inventor of Stapleton, S. L., who
disappeared fifteen months ago and
whose supposed body was subsequently
identified by many persons who had
known him for years, returned to
Stapleton yesterday driving yellow
torpedo bodied motor car and was
much surprised to hear of his own sup
posed demise.
Gesner is bachelor. He occupied
small house in Prospect Street, Staple
ton. and was regarded as a hermit.
Having no relatives or friends in the
town, he said yesterday, he did NOT
think it necessary to notify any one
when he left for Dayton, Ohio, to look
after matters in connection with an
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23

took to his heels the instant he caught
the first Whit of man scent. So Farmer
Browns boy was not afraid. He had
seen no signs of Buster this spring, and
he was curious to know if Buster was
still in the Green Forest.
So, watching for signs of Buster
Bear, he kept on deeper and deeper
into the Green Forest. He walked
silently, for Farmer Browns boy has
learned that he who~ would see the
people who live in the Green Fore st
must himself remain unseen as long
as possible. At last he came in sight
of the great windfall.
Farmer Browns boy stopped short.
His eyes opened very wide and he gave
a little gasp of surprise. Just outside
that windfall was a Bear, but 1t wasn't
Buster Bear! This one was brown in
stead of. black Farmer Browns boy
could hardly believe his eyes. He knew
now what had frightened Bowser.
At the sound of that little gasp the
Bear turned and saw Farmer Browns
boy. He expected to see her run and
she didn't disappoint him. She ran,
but instead of running away she ran
straight for him. Yes, sir. with .
growl that made the hair on Farmer
Browns boys head stand straight up
Mrs. Bear rushed at him!
With yell Farmer Brown'sfboy made
for the nearest tree, and thes way he
went up it would have been a credit to
who saw it all, said so himself after
ward.
Copyright, 1921. by T. w. Burgess)
The next story: "Mrs. Bear Changes
Her Mind"