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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-01

cena una deiicada ''feerie-ballet' con
mlsica de A. Eenacles, en- la cllgl,
5obre una decoration de nesuefo a 10
| Vatican, Jane Gatineau recit6 los poe
mas de Fstes GaIantes, en- tanto que
la bailarina Jeanne Ronsay y su es-
Ecuela de tianzas los mimaban delicio-
/ saTacntc. Di0se tarmino al especta-
culo con la defamation de diversos
lpoema5 en- honor del maestro, y con
la coronaci6n de su busto por nueve
!bailarinas que representation las mu-
sas. Como recuerdo de tan bella fies-
ia distribuy0se entire los asistentes I'm
programa con un retrato de Verlaine
por F. A. Cazalz, cue fus el amigo
intimo del poeta es quien mejor 10
ha dibujado.
La conmemoraci6n del grupo "Arni-
gos de Paul Verlaine', que ha tenido
lugar al dia sjguiente, ha sido un no
menaje hermoso y expressive de los es-
critores actuales al glorioso maestro
ldesaparecidc. A las once y media de
Ia nlanana de aquel domingo melan-
c6lico dc invierno, numerosos escrito-
res, damas letradas, poetas jovencs
rGdoaban el monumento del maestro
,que Sc alzaba palidamentc en- Ia luz
de seda, entire los albole5 violaceos
| del LuXemburgo.
La conocida artista Dc Ia Conedia
Francesa Second Weber, declan15 er
Iseguida, con arte exquisite, I'm sober
bio roema de Gustave Kahn, que fu6
un digno homemade al Poeta Enorme
Iy Delicado: g.. Por tus gritos dc pa
sion Y tn sed de mas alla,-por tn be-
la yibraciQn y por tn cancion dulce,-
los poetas quienes tn verbo revcl6-
tanto linde de bosques Y dc verdcs
praderas,-tanta mtsica esparcida er
la primavara de sus COMMUNICATIONS
tos besos cantantes en- los jardines. dc
la aurora, tanto capricho conmovidc
soliozo sarcastico,-tanto azul triun.
Ifal de tantas ayes sonoras,--los poe.
tas sus heTnanoz del alma, tus fer.
vientcs,-ofrecen a tu sonbra, al pi,
del monumento,-re&cate a tu aban
dono, homemade tu genio,-la palma
de la Gloria de ramos ininitos."
POGO despu6s, los asistentes V mu.
chos otros escritores que no habiar
concurrido all Luxeemburgo Sc .reunic
ron en- el antique palacio de Colbert
hoy "Maison des Etudiants", en- III
amable agape fraternal. La gran sal;
de columnas, tan bien restaurada COZ
su artesonado desnudo y sus lamparas
de hero, Sc veia repleta dc conou
rrentes: maestros, damas, escritores J
artistas de todo g6nero, poetas biso,
nos; cabelleras huracanadas, caras in
berbcs, perillas, levitas, tinicas bri
ttantes, sombrros floridos. Cast todi
la juventud literaria de aver y buena
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-01
DESEA CONOCER LA OPINION
DE LA PRENSA N

la nota oaciosa informa que ci
Goberuador Mont Reilly, esta intere-
sado en- conccer. In opinion que emita
la prcnsa respeeto de su discurso en-
el Teatro en- Ia maiana del s6bade
y ha encargado Sc le traduzcan los
elitoriaIes y opiniones que Sc publi-
quen.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-01
yENTAJAs DE H.
NUESTRo SYST EMA

Ell astudiante no tiene
que ir a Ia escuela. Pus-
de estudiar donde Y
cuand0 q1iera. No hay
que comprar iibros,
pues Ia Institution pro-
porciona todo 10 que
necesita. Ell estudiants
puede consular sus du-
das, pedir nuevos ejen-
plos, etc, cuando quie-
ra. No tiene qua robar
tempo q su trabajo, 81
no cue puede estudiar
en- las horas de descan.
so. Media hora diaria
e5 suficiente para rea.
izar iln marcado pro.
Ereso en- corto tempo.
Como todos los eierci-
clos deben hacerse por
escrito, el professor pue-
de descubrir facilmente
tlonde el discipulo fla
tItsea, y darle asi una
ayuda mas etlcaz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-01
La Escuela mas Crande Ne ;;.,:! s,;s.5: es Do:
del Mundo. r,!u5h.rrs s1
L as ESCueIaS InternacionaleS
DE LA AMERICA LATINA.
lQUE HAY DE sU PORVENIR?

Hoy dia e h0mbre sabe mucho el que puede ga
mar mucho Mucos oyenes de ambciones imposi
bitad0S porque les impossible assr Olego personal
mente por coso exorbiante. Esa dcultad exte
Las Escueas lnernacionales aora traen Ia uyersidad
msma uSted puede esudar perder rabaO su
tempo Pagando pequeas mensuadades estudando por
Ia noche en- ss hOras de descanso hay solo hobre
ner yountad Hay portundades donde aera hobre
preparadO MuchOs de nuestros udanes halan fuuro
enydabe msa que trabajaban al elnpezar sus
esndosoros encuentran campos mas aplios Sc copcan
en- casas lmpOranes del n0re sedOs sOamene
e hombre conocmenos ecncos puede ganar Hay mu-
chas Puerto Rico que escben pdiendo los ser
ycos de nuestros graduad0s uorqe saben ae puesro h
pOma signo de capacidad.
Decdase ahora pida mas informes sobre e curse
que 4e ineresa. sAs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-01

UNA GRAN INSTITUTION

M Las International Correspondence Schools" de fama
midia, dedcadasla Ia ingles, han egadO
tee abulosa cantidad de de ones de esudan-
te RI departameno para la America Latina fue creado
1907 para dar ensefanzas caseiano " este de-
partamentO s0lmene spbe de yente mil que hacen
esudos nos0tros sPuede eoncebrse prueba mas
formidable de nucstra seriedad?
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24
Mrs. Cochrane
To Sponsor Dance ut Watch Tower

-
The Rock Island lines employees
are to sponsor a get-together, good
fellowship dancing party tomorrow
evening at the Watch Tower inn
Music will be furnished by Par
rot's orchestra, and those who have
attended former dances given by
the employees will realize that an
unusually entertaining evening Is
promised. The party tomorrow eve
ming, the sixth dancing party Of a
series will close the season, with
the exception Of the June outing
and frolic, Of which a more definite
announcement will be made in the
near future. The committees in
charge Of the dance are:
Arrangements-C. C. Hickman,
Miss C. Moroney, treasurer, L. H.
Church, ]. H.. Berger, R. E. Dix.
Tom Groom, F. C. Rugsles, Der
Litscher, James Fennessy.
| Greeters - Superintendent C. L
Rupert, J. w. Reed (Eldon), Miss
Frances Hughes, John Groom
Charles Mason, Miss Hazel Spauld-
ing. Steve Moeller. Miss Ella Garlic
ton, Miss Martin.
F1oor-Frank MeenAn, G. w
Church, William Young.
Box Office and Door-Russel H
Mahin, George Groom.
Check Room-Mrs. Lou Schsefer
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24
Il Hostess m Bowling.

Mrs. Abe Freeburg at her home In
Bowling entertained a number OF
ladies' Saturday in honor OF her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. William, Free
burg, and az q courtesy to MIS-.
Freeburg's sister, Mrs.. Edward
Green of Iron Mountain, Mich. A
delicious dinner was served at u
O'Clock with covers laid for 30
guests, the table centerpiece be-
ing a large boquet of spring 1ow-
ers. The evening was devoted to
sociability and chatting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24
To HID Pic Soeia1-

Arsenal lodge, No. 1886, Mystic
Workers of the World, met in regu-
lar session tomorrow evening at
the Odd Fellow hall. A pie social
will be held in connection with the
meeting and all members are urged
to attend for the affair promises
to be very entertaining.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24
Mn. Cochrane Gives Rectal

An interesting musical evening
is promised at the recital to be
given Friday evening, May ~. in
Trinity Cathedral parish house,
Davenport, by Mrs. Lily Mott Coch-
rane, soprano, assisted by Miss Ann
Downer, with Mrs. Elsie Haak
Schroeder and Mrs. Alice Rtnaldo
Downer, accompanied.
The program is announced as
follows:
Hear Ye, Isreal (Elijah) .......
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24

Study CuA PoGtPsass 1setnE. Z
There was NO meeting Of the
Monday Study club yesterday sttsr-
noon, the meeting being postponed
because Of the absence Of Mrs. ].
". WEIGH and Mrs. =. o. Van Gald-
er, who are In Chicago attending
the convention Of Women's clubs
being held there this week. At the
meeting next Monday Mrs. WEIGH
and Mrs. Van Calder will give re-
portS Of the convention.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24

The Ann Hagarty Sewing circle.
ladies' auxiliary Of b. R T., will
meet with Mr.. Otto Miller Of 111s
notwithstanding avenue ct an
all-day sewing tomorrow.
The regular business and. social
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24
Van WonterRheD. abilene.

The marriage Of Miss Alice All
lene, daughter of Mrs. Matilda All
lene to Robert Van Wonterghem of
Moline, took place Saturday morn
ing at o'clock at the Catholic
cathedral In Dubuque, Iowa, Rev. T.
J. Brady officiating. Miss Ethel
Olson attended as bridesmaid and
Glen Perry was best man. A we'd
ding breakfast was served follow
ing the ceremony and the bridal
party returned to Moline by motor.
Mrs. Van Wonterghem is a stem
ographer at the Rock Island Sash
and Door works and Mr.. Van Won
terghem is connected with the John
Deere Plow company. Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Wonterghem will be at
home !Of friends at 1923 Forty
fourth street after August l.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24
No Meeting of Amoo Sewing Circle.

Announcement Is made That tnere
will be no meeting Of the Amoo
Caldron Sewing circle this month.
The MAJ meeting was to have been
held Friday Of this week. The
next meeting of the circle will be
held Friday, June Is, and will be
in the form of an open coffee to be
held at the home of Mrs. Louis ].
Stafford, 1913 Fourteenth-and-a-
half street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24
Kho.So.Eyer Bible Class,

The Who-So-Ever bible class met
last evening with Mr.. and Mrs. W.
q. Clark Of 3105 Fair avenue, DAY.
export. twenty-five members and
eight visitors were present. Mrs.
Thomas Hughes had charge OF the
lesson and a musical program and
social hour followed. Delicious re-
Treatments we're served by the hos
tess. The next meeting OF the class
will be held Monday. June 6, at the
Lansman-Bro1 camp on Rock river.
To Continue Work for Hospital.
st. Elizabeth guild met last eve
ming In the auditorium OF St. JOS
eph's school for its regular bust
ness and social meeting. A large
number Of pillow cases were com.
pleted for the hospital and the
members decided to continue the
work for the visiting nurse and
for the hospital. Miss Catherine
Fuller and Miss Catherine Staudu.
har gave vocal numbers following
the work meeting and a luncheon
was served at the close Of the pro.
gram. The next meeting of thu
organization will be held Monday
June s at the auditorium.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24
CALI lDAR

1oQAY.
NJ Ellt6hslh eAafpe 1911 10y
lr1 e(roe4 = hos1eas q Dte-auottna oss4e
no6esSne iG11s CnGn1glae ManAan-
4Hf4v4(u0A anuuas esnesgt 80 49,
uoo16G1at q Aa0ostans Ce0eefvss0e1 q
Ynae 1870 = b aslsesd n ~ m
OF 1t1pAa1 ssSAssskA q Ausussens
49, ds..e1ruauk q ncek Island Wc0-
anss cub A1g snnual nsest1g.
n heuala1 boufd hae 1uoe1em ~
~ - Dsssnbosl CuMnadal due.
"WEDNESDAY.
1vsse1ka cub messs win Nh. Cssn-
W4e onAyit q rsjuvaf5 paA.
TNinCity Lutheran Hospital circle
neete q kene Of Mrs. i. ". EnsefUm.
l117 nehth GVeUue.
oeetoa esuniS4so for btnnial -
luncheon meeting It Y. W. G. A.
THURSDAY.
Etude club mests with MFs. W. =. Bet
tendorf Of Betten6osf Heiefts.
St. Johns braach No. .. western Catho-
he union meets.
ms. Edward H. Guyer entertains as AT
efnoon bridge At Davenport Outing club.
FNDAY.
Mrs. /. 8. White M The Lindens en-
tsPtAine at garden psrty from to O.
o'clock n city union. Kings Dsuehters-
Opefa STUDY club.
SATURDAY.
~ ro,r 01oA Eobteenth ave-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24
To Continue Work for Hospital.
Hold ,All.Day Sewing.

Eighteen members we're present
at the all-day sewing sponsored by
Barbara Frietchie tent, No. 81,
Daughters of Veterans, yesterday
ct the home of Mrs. Amelia Ague
Of 536 Twentieth avenue. A large
amount Of work was accomplished
for the fall bazar. 1t was decided
to hold the next meeting, which
will be Monday, June 8, at Long
View park.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24
FlS1DAY.
SATURDAY

nue. il hostess At the regular meeting OF
the Fort Armstrong chapter. d. A. h.
Field day exercises will be held at the
Wills de Chxntal.
Tr City Pan Hellenic association mas
luncheon meeting at Terrace Gardens. Dav-
export.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24

Announcement 10 made Of the en-
sagement Of Miss Pearl Cardnsr
OF Rock Island. who viii become the
bride Of Thos. Ff1tcAer Of Beuspels
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24
Fine Nainsook

1000 yards Of very sheer main.
sook-just as soft as batiste, with
fine silky finish. Suitable for
summer undergarments. An extra
ordinary special tomorrow. OK
the yard ................. LOC
Linens, First Floor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24
Study Department Elects.


Tho luncheon meeting Of the
study department Of the Rock Is
land Woman's club held at the Y.
w. c. A. yesterday was a very de-
lightful affair, under the chairman
ship Of Mrs. E. c. Berry. Covers
were laid for e at a charmingly
appointed table attractively dec
GRATED with pink and white peonies.
After the luncheon officers for the
ensuing year were elected as fol-
lows:
Chairman-Mrs. ]. 8. Battles.
Vice chairman - Miss Alwilda
Young.
Secretary-Mrs. E. o. Noack.
Treasurer-Mrs. Hervey Curtis.
The department moved a vote of
thanks to the press and particular
ly to Miss Elizabeth Bryan. The
meetings Of the organization will
be discontinued until October.
Opdmus Reading Circle Elections,
Miss Ella Mulack entertained the
members Of the Optimus reading
circle at Z l o'clock luncheon at
Fejervary park inn, Davenport.
yesterday. Covers were laid for u
at q very prettily decorated table
carrying out the pink and white
color scheme. A business session
followed and Officers were elected
Is follows:
President-Mrs. Emily WarneckeL
Vice president-Mrs. A. F. Bar
ber.
Treasurer-Mrs. May Schill.
Secrstary-Mfs. +. @. Young.
Arrangements were made for an
outing 70 be held next month. The
subject for study was THE Three
Things" By Mary Shipman An
drews. and . number of the mem
befs took part IN the discussion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24
Pongee Silk

A wonderful quality 30-inch pongee
for mems summer shirts, children's
dresses and women's waists. Laun-
defs beautifully. Very low priced
tomorrow, nH
Silks, First Floor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24

i a1eente pjaas - belng 49,
! ~ CAs6ea DGfsy wh1cn -
800 undea e KINGS UeuGnr
11F1D eiye y5ldty allanoo1
n. On ~ I9Wn q ~ ]. ..
- feGlleaoo. tn Lln1eAS,"
Ia Whise rod 1liss nArgAf&
1 ectfne q bosteeoe1 The q.
~ r e s. tor IN members o.
$50. anA . IAfes number are
Sc111 70 ~ n Attenlancs. ne
~ Being from I to 8. Mn. VIII
0ustGFwoTtA, president q the
k untOn q KtnG's DoUghtsrs,
1 81. J. D. 1cKslvey Of Moline.
80 1ont Of the county union OF
jnose Daughters. will be guests
n fke offair. During the afternoon
:e11$petive solo dancing by Miss
Hoth Blakemore and Miss Emma
sDorean OF Davenport, and group
ancing by Miss Blakemore. assist
= by some OF her pupils. VIII b
oven. The committees In charge
q the affair are:
Refreshment-MrS. George Per
I'M, chairman, Mrs. L. L. Harris
Mn, Henry Arndt, Mrs. Ben Koch
I1rp. r. w. Bahnsen, Mrs. Glars
.Iamphere, Mrs. Edward Manhard
Hrs, Tom Totten, Miss Maud Hartz
Mis- q Margaret Cook, Miss Anna
qsevsland 'nd Mis- sylvia Ben
Decorating-Mfs. ]. r. R0chow
ohairman, Mrs. Frank Head. Miss
Cora Gazetteer, Miss Miriam Walker
Hiss Helen Siebrand, Miss Kat
LArkin, Mrs. 8. Parker, Mrs. =
Trough and Mrs. Sam Davis.
Entertainment-M Dan Ward
dAairmAh, Mias Pansy Jones. Mrs
frank North, Mrs, Jay ClarksOn
Hrs. W. G. Murphy. Mrs. w. J
sweeney, Miss Marjorie Sala ant
0f1. c. e. Robb.
sR1UH IslAnd@s Attend Chicago
s3E Wedding.
Miss Ella cleveland Of Rock 1s
land, Mr.. Ant Mft. H. ]. Tohcr o
davenport. and Mise McEniry o
florida, formerly of Rock Island
we're among the guests 1t the wed
ding Of Miss Elsie Premier, daugh
t6r Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. FrenieI
m nerly Of davenport. now Of Chi
Oago, and Theodore Dubois,
rtominent young business man Q
Detroit. The wedding WAS an eve
ring ceremony 1t the residence Q
the BRIDES parents on Castlewoo
Terrace, Chicago, Rev. Father Nal
10y Of the Church Of st. Thomas G
Canterbury performing the cere
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Dubois vii
reside in Detroit, where the bride
ffoom is in the automobile bust
ness.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24
Miss Mason to Give Recital

Mrs. Amelia Schmidt obble of
Davenport is to present Miss Ber-
nice Mason, Of East Moline, in a
song recital Thursday evening at
S:15 at the First Baptist church.
Moline. Earl Rohlf of Davenport
will assist in the program and Bur-
ton Carlinhouse of Davenport will
be accompanist to Miss Mason.
Miss Mason has been soloist for
the past two years at.the Christian
Science church Of Rock Island. The
following program will be given:
voice
Caro- Mic Ben Giordani
A des Oiseaux ...... Hue
81 mes Vers Hahn
Micaela Aria (Carmen) ..... .Bixet
Miss Mason
Piano
Prelude C sharp Minor ...
........ ......... Rachmaninuff
Earl Rohlf
He Shall Give His Angels Charge
................. Prindle Scott
Maid OF Ganges 800. Mendelssohn
Loves Festival ..... Weingartner
Foik-song ............... Hildach
With the Angels Sibella
l Drink the Fragrance Of the
, KOS Rose ~, .r. cioush-Leighter
Little Hush song ....... Bentley
Miss Mason
Piano
Caprice Viennois ...... Kreisler
Waltz, c sharp Minor 80. Chopin
Earl Rohlf
Voice
Birds OF Flame ........ Cadman
Bird of Flame.
Thou Radiant Ocean,
Glamourie.
Fount Of Bimini.
Miss Mason
Pupils and interested friends are
cordially invited to attend this re-
cital. which promises to be an nm
usually delightful one.
AUuAwmAA Ru-A
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24
Black Saline

A limited quantity of this splendid
3s-inch black Saline suitable for
boomers. children's rompers and
sleeve Innings. Very special 90
Wednesday at, yard. kCC
Silks, First Floor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24

Fupils and interested friends are
cordially invited to attend this re-
cital. which promises to be an nm
usually delightful one.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-02
WHAT'S WHAT
Nv UELrN nrCIE

In a very young girl. arfcctation may
be merely a symptom OF dissatisfaction
with herself "as is" In assuming an
other surface personality, she may be
trying TO act UP to some ideal. wholly
uir9nscious that she is taking the wrong
mcnns 10 effect her purpose. II better
s.r5c comes. She. with drop tho pose
winch she IS installing 70" poiso. and
viii come to realize the truth Of the Ola
p'nn,nr maxim, Unnatural is the key.
note OF good breeding"
Unfortunately. there are many girls
ana women who continue to pose long
after they have passed the theatrical
teens. Their voices are TOO sweet to
bU whOi,SOmr": their manners are
stiltvd: their entrances and exits and
Centcr.Uf.thn-siagc attitudes are as stud
i"d az though all eyes were fixed upon
th"m--whirh, indeed appears to be their
pet dclusion MfeCtation Is II perpctuai
strain upon tn. patience Of real people
"li, gular fellows" especially, lOathc
Blanche Amory and all her tribe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-02

0rJIlIERE is not Il child in the world,
l. declared n New York welfare
worker. "who plays so effectively on II
ten cent piece as u New York kiddiC.
or course. there arc more children
in New York who have to play on n
dime than there are in some other cities :;
some of them have to play on lrss than
that.
And. uf course. New York is getting
together to provide more than dim"
for them all
Iiut what II fortunate child it is who
ran be happy with ten cents worth of
playthingS
And what lucky mother he has.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-02

TT ISN'T tho toy that they like now.
l. it il the thought of getting If and
getting another one after that.
They hay" to he amused in order to
enjoy playing.
Thcy will never knew tho ioy Of ,bo
little girl who had her br~, time, oIi
alone by herself sitting crosslcggcd be.
fore packing boz made into Il doIl,
house, whispering the conversation ~
the dolls. hopping them up and down..
stairs. putting them TO bed in rnndv
boxes and trimming their hats with rfI.
low f"ath"rS
And their mother will never know tho
p,ar" Of the woman who lifts hey two.
yrar-uid 10 the bed. surrounds him with
II few toys and leaves him 10 NAV
quietly by himself until h" ~mootb,
away clear place and lies down to
sleep.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-02

upon him The frog dove mndly into
u muddy pool, and not on" second to"
soon. for Great Horned Owls graspmg
claws LrNhhcl one OF the toes Of his
w,hhru iuot If the foot hadn't been
wet end sHr,rry. that frog would have
been Enlu.cd frog. Rut ~ II nap
pcned. the foot wrigGlcd out Ot Great
Horned Owns claw, and Great Horned
owl himself went splashinE down into
the mud ana water.
Great Horned owl hadn't expected to
take a bath lik" that and he was a most
startled bird. lie Tapped and h"
thrash, Il. ana then h" got 4 scare, for ne
couldn't tea himself loose lie had
hcCOmc caught fast in water weeds that
twinod around his claws ana wings,
Great Horned owl Missed and he hoot-
ed: Hoo Hoo What shall | do" My
r""t arr rndsnt and both wings. too
IN, irogs. when they heard that. be-
KAN to gather around, beng careful
however, to- keep out Of reach Of Great
Horned owls sharp h"Hk.
"N"r-rhu@.', Kcrrhug! He IS ,stur,ii,,
laugh md poke fun at 'h" struggling
hird 'i.r-chug! Ecr-chuE, Iie Went
@GH4, @I: ~ is stuck in tn, mud 90
T..n 5omc of the most daring frogs
hcgm t. play leap.lrog over th" head
Of Great Horned owl. churk'ing with
g,"r rs he EIar"d at th1u with his hlg
rUunI ,y,s and hisscd like 4 snake
Turn. ua Great Horned nwls feet
sank ,ir"por into the mud, he 1t out a
Iv!p"
In answer to this call. came a hoot
that wdS almost lik" an echo. 'WhOo
Whuu, what's the ma tier with your
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