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The New York herald., 1921-12-07
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Gen Geo w goethals. Cristobal for
New York, is expected to dock Thursday
morning.
Str Roussilion (Fr), Havre for New York,
is expected to dock at pier u. North River,
about PM Wednesday.
Str Gdansk, Danzig for New York. H ex-
peoted to dock at pier %. Brooklyn, Wednes-
day forenoon.
Str Bayern (Gcr). Hamburg for New
York, Is expected 10 dock at pier S6, North
River, Friday forenoon.
Str Maraval (Br). Trinidad for E,w York,
is expected to dock at pier "a, Brooklyn,
Thursday forenoon.
Str Algonquin, Turks Island for New York,
ls expected to dock at pier 80. Brooklyn,
Thursday.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
Transpacihc Mails.

valencia o1st and Almerla 2Sd, TO James W
Elwell & Co. with 10 cabin and 81 third
lass passengers. malls and mdse. Went to
foot OF 3lst street, Brooklyn.
Str Colombo QtaD, Naples Nov 90, to the
ftalia-America Line. with SO first, 40S sec
ond cabin and I32 steerage passengers, mails
and rndse Went TO pier 97, North River.
Str Exeter City (Br), Bristol Nov ., Fowey
18th and Portland, Me. Dec 3, to Charles
lIili & Son, with mdse.
Kotka Nov ., Norrkoping 1ith and INNING
ham 10th. to 5 o Stray & co, with mdse.
Str Schohare, Hamburg New 20, to the
Kerr Steamship Co, Inc, with mdse. Went
10 foot of 5Tth street, Brooklyn.
Str Elpenor OBJ, Hamburg Nov "a, TO
Booth & Co, in ballast Went TO pier 8,
Bush Docks, Brooklyn.
Str Snmmelsdyk (Dutch). Macassar Sept
u. Samarang 25th. Batavia Oct 4. Saigon
l1th. Colombo 2lst, Port Said Nov j. Genoa
The New York herald., 1921-12-07

Houston; Gaute (Nor), Baltimore; Sheridan
.Br). do: Glyndon. Cienfuegos via Norfolk !;
City OF Montgomery, Savannah; Steel scien-
list. New Orleans: Munsomo. Vera Cruz
Vennonia (Br). London: vauciIn (Frl, Dun
kirk; Polerlc CBr). Bombay. &c: Jefferson.
Norfolk.
schns Paul Thurlow. Norfolk; Anna n
Heidritter. Jacksonville.
rug boxer, towing barges Cpassed out
sandy Hook at 6:i6 AND.
Sailed 9th, etns New Britain. Antwerp
&c: North Pacific (BD. Norfolk Bostaa
City (Br). Bristol.
(reduced TO sea leveJ at New York on
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 3.
Mails for South and Central
America, West fndies, &c.
MEDNFSDAY DECFuurrR

Canal Zone. Panama. Salvador (prints,
SCI. Nicaragua Except East COAST. ANA
lala City, Choluteca (also prints, &c, for
Nacaome, Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran) In
Honduras, Narno Depa partment of Colombia,
Peru except Iqultos). Bolivia and Chill
lother parts OF Honduras and letter mail
lendo, africa. Lququc, Antofagasta, Valpa-
raiso and Talcahuano, str SANTA ANA.
G:30 AM (f).
south Brazil. Argentina, Uruguay and
Buenos Aires, str AEOLUS, II 80 AM ~.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8.
Bahamas Oncluding Inagua and Fortune
ielauds), Yucatan and Campeche Cuba and
other parts Of Mexico y, via Nassau.
Havana Progreso. Vera Cruz and Tampicoi
also parcel post malls for the Mexican
States OF Campecne. Chiapas, Guerrero,
Hidaigo, Mexico. Morelos, Oaxaca. Puebla
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SHIP AT SEA WITHOUT POWER.
rug Leaves New London 10 Bring
I'm the Mackenzie.

WESTERLY. r. T.. Dee. 6.-The freight
steamship George B Mackenzie. t.9aS
IONS. Mobile, Ala. for Boston. was an
chored trying 20 repair boiler trouble
IN n heavy sea near the Watchin coast
guard station to-day A tug was sent
from New London TO tow the ship TO
that port.
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az pncK orr1cnrs rLAcrn.

The Neptune Association Of Masters.
Mates and Pilots placed forty-two declt
officers during the final week OF Novem-
ber. a larger number than during tho
entire preceding month. The Shipping
Board placed In service eight or ten
tankors that had previously been allo-
atcd 20 tho Standard OH Company of
New Jersey and had been laid up FOR
s prarpf months
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
CLEARED.

Str Polonia (Dan). Albertsen. Cuxhavcn,
Danzig and Libau (generaD The East
Asiatio Co, Inc.
str Caron,a (Br). Diggle. Madeira, Glib
raltar. &c tgeneraD--Cunard Steamship Co,
Ltd.
str volumnia (Br). Findlay, Marseilles
ain)-Kinsley Steamship Lines.
str Canada (F'r), Vidal Cadtz, Palermo.
&c, via Providence tgeheras,--J w Blwell
& Co, Inc.
str Gargoyle. warte, Alexandria toil in
pull)--Vacutim OH Co.
Str Mesopotamia (Br>. Williams. Yoko-
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Norwalk. Boston for New York.
Str Uffe (pan), Boston for New York oeft
at 6:30 AND.
Schr Robert John Beswick. Providence for
New York, to Frank Dean.
Tugs Watuppa, with barge Falmouth tat
80 PA) Baldrock, light (at ]. .55 PND !;
Catawissa, with 8 barges lat A:A5 PM)
Piedmont. with Cat 2;40 PM).
Bound East.
schr " Dodge. New York cor Block
Island.
Schr viking, New York for Block Island.
Motor barge Daniel NJ Munro (Br), New
York for Wirdsor (at 2:40 PM.
Tugs Plymouth. with barges let gao
PM; Lehigh, with 4 (anchored); yelling
on, with (at 30 PM 5th).
Motor barges Radium cat 10 AND; Choo-
taw (at 10 80 AMI.
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100000 YACHT FIRE WRECK.
Dr. Torrey md Guests Reach Eiiz-
abeth city, v. &.

ELIZABETH CITY. y. c.. Dec. ellis
S2ooo00 yacht Tamarack a mass Of
twisted wreckaFe off Pea Island. In
pamllco Sound, DR.. II. L. Torrey Of De-
troit and his guests. Harrington T.
Walker and s. Caldwell Walker Of
Walkersvile. Ont, arrived here to-day.
The Tamarack was burned to the
ater's edge lete Sunday night. Al
though everything aboard was destroyed
no one was injured. Dr Torrey arrived
at the Pea Island Club week ago. on
a duck hunting expedition.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
Transatlantic Mails.

" 41sIlNKl0II@ihs DF1N FAIfE.N q
Madeira and Gibraltar 0taly) > via Fun
hal, Gibraltar. Monaco and Naples; also
MA. 30 AM.
italy ana Rumania 90 via Naples ana
Con. "a, str AMERICA, $3.50 AM.
and y via CuNhaven, Danzig and Libau
also parcel post mails for Llthuania and
LatVia. str POLONIA, 10 80 AM
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8.
Europe. Africa and West Asia, via Ply1n-
outh, Cherbourg and Bremen; also parcel
post malls for Great Britain. ireland.
France, Germany. Austria. Czecho-S -Slovakia.
Hungary, switzerland and other countries
tr GEORGE WASHINGTON (sea posD
7:30 AN (sup AM y.
Poland o., via DanZig; also parcel post
malls for Poland. str GDANSK, l go PM.
Germany, via Hamburg; also parcel post
mails for Germany, Austria, Czecho-Slo-
yakia, Hungary and Switzerland; ctr
MOUNT CLAY, 9:3O AM.
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rwo Monu LINERs WANTED.

william I1 Baldwin Of The Pacific
Nail Steamship Company will nprear n
Washington to-day TO argue before "a
,rommittee Of the Shipping board tho
rs OF the Pacific Mail for ALLEGATION
II two more OF the Gas foot combination
freight and passenger liners. Three OF
the "5s5s" are already IN the lines ser
vice from San Francisco 10 Far Eastern
t,ortn
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
MARINE-roR SALE OR WANTED.

FOR sALE-rug. draft H.. compound 10.
- 30 in. built 1918 immediate delivery
MoiNFOSH AGENCY. ~ broadway. Bnwl-
ing Groom 1857.
SlIPWlNGiiT, boat builder and cauikor;
WORK done any part OF New York or Brook
Nni estimates given. pEDER GuNDER-
klsN, 2a2 18th st., Brooklyn. Phone Sunset
1895.
FtitNlCE u marine engineer who Will give
economical and conscientious service elm
ration of all repairs possible. A bis Herald
$50 p'way.
iHE advertiser would purchase good
schooner or seagong barge 1 600 500
tons capacity. Address with full partlcu.
iais 11fs Herald, Fulton ".
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Almanac for New York December 2

sun rises...... O6 Moon rises. Il 10 PM
sun rets........ 20 Moon sets. AM
TIME or HIGH WATER DECEMBER 7.
Sandy Hook.......... 10 80 AM OF PM
Governors Island..... ! AZ AM I 40 PM
Hell Gate CAstora). 90 AM II Pm
The time given In the above table is East
ern standard time and IS furnished by the
United states Coast and Geodetic Survey.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07

West Hardaway lat az II, Ion 81 SO 9th.
West Inskip o20 by S Ambrose 9th.
West Lake 300 Halifax 9th.
Wheeling Mold 7JO Il Ambrose 9th.
Nillpolo 407 Ambrose 9Th.
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Dec G--The time ball above
The Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the Seamen's Church Institute 20
South street. dropped to-day at exact noon,
u meridian, or hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
g6lO
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
SAILED.

(Brl, Naples; Apache. Jacksonville; Tivives.
Santa Marta Bergensfjord (Nor). Bergen !:
James NJ Gee, Lobos; Maysro (Brl, Deme-
andria; Canada (Fr). Marseilles; Franklin.
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CLOSING OF MAILS


following eosing
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r!!axeala. Vera, Cruz and Yucatan, SIR
Ecuador and cauca Department OF Co
lristobal, Buenaventura. Esmeraldas. Bahia
de Caraauez Manta and Guayaquil. str
QuILPUE, AM (sup 10 AN y.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER o.
Cape Haiti, Port de Palx and parcel post
mails for Dutch Guiana (curacao. venez-
ucla, Guiana and other parts of Haiti .,
yla Cape Jaiti, Port au Prince, AUX Cages,
mana; Pampator, Carupano and Paramaribo,
str NICKERIE, Il NJ.
Haiti except Cape Haih and Port de
prints, &c), Nicaragua except East COAST,
Ainapala City, Choluteca (aleo prints, sc,
ffqqr for Naeaome, Tesuciselpe and Ynscaranl. i9
Colombia and II uador lother parts of Hon
ouras and letter mail for Salvador y, via
IIANcA Csea post. 1880 PM (sup i 80
PM -.
Transpaeific Mails.
Close at N York at 5 PM as follows:
Hawaii via San Francisco. str MAUI,
Japan, coroa and China Especially ad-
dressed only) via Seattle, str PROTEST
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China, Siberia.
French Indo-China. Netherlands East In
dies (except sumatra) and Philippine Isl
nnds via San Francisco. str HoosIER
Tahiti, Marquesas. Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia via San Francisco.
str TAHITI, Dec %.
"Must be specially addressed for this
steamer
Supplementary mail accepted on pier.
tParcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
Malls of the following dates, Melbourne
Nov 8. sydney 9th, wellington llth, Auck-
land 18th and Honolulu 26th which arrived
per str Makura were despatched east from
Seattle on Dec and are due in New York
on the afternoon of Thursday. Dec s.
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DUE DECEMBER o.

Aquitania, Southampton Sd. .... .Cunard Line
,ayern, Hamburg 24th @.... United American
City Of Ilankow. Newport Goth. Norton e. Lilly
FL IsleO, New Orleans Sd. Southern Pacific
e per ANA. Havana 5th........... Ward Linc
Lake Frazee Rio Janeiro 23d. Tracy SIS Co
Skogheim, Shields 22d. 2d................. ----
Virgilia, Newcastle 14th.....,. Cunard Line
West Inskip, Antwerp 18th. Black Diamond
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Tuesday. Dec g. 1921. at AM, as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau. was
twenty-nine and seventy-five hundredths
t29.75) inches This closely approximate
seven hundred and fifty-five and six-tenths
(755.6) millineters. Captains of all vessels
now lying In or near the ports OF New Ye-l1
and Brooklyn can advantageousiy use tns
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. 8 Pm, NV. IS miles
overcast; choppy sea: visibility 10 miles.
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DUE DECEMBER 8.

Alfonso XIII. Corunna GOTH. Luis Llenso
Algonquin. Turks Island Sd. ..... Clyde Line
Amasis. Malta 18th. .............. Atlantic Tr
Chicago City. Monmouth 23d.. ...J a Arkell
Collamer, Bordeaux 2+th. ..... Cosmopolitan II
Ft Hamilton, Bermuda 9th Furness- Bermuda
Gen G. w Goethais. Colon Both. Panama RR
knight Templar. Gibraltar Esd. .Funch- Eiye
Manchioneal Tela 1st.......... United Fruit
Naraval, Trinidad Goth. ..... .Furness- Witty
Mohawk, Jacksonville jth. ,..... Clyde Line
Nordon, Kalamata 16th....... Oriental Nav
Orla, London 23d American Metal
Sixnola. Kingston Sd. d........... United Fruit
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and rorns.
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TOUR
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and tours.
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Continued on Following Page.
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and Toues

TOURS. STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS
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PORT OF NEW YORK,
TUESDAY, DEC. 6, 1921
Steamers Due in New York
DUE DECEMBER 4.
:. From.

Steamer. From. Agents.
Erholm, Curacao 26th. Bliss, Dallett & Co
rrogner, Viborg 9th. th................... -
Gunnsk, DanziS 30. C............... "A II Bull
tTi anfos, Kingston @a+N -. Caribbean SIS Co
itustausworth, Valencia 18th,
Simpson. Spence & Young
lava Arrow. Rotterdam 2lst.. IS o OF n
King City, Barry i6th.......U S Navigation
kcnnecott, San Pedro 17th. Williams SIS Co
iNOranua, Gibraltal...4.......... NOrton-Ldlly
Nurdistan Spezia 18th. :....J II Winchester
Lake Farley. Lisbon 10Th. Intern'l Freightiug
.ampasas, Galveston J0th. Mallory Line
-orain, Narcotics 18th. ..-...-.. Kerr IS Co
MagyarorsZag, Orau 18th. Phelps Bros
Mexico. Bordeaux 22d ......... French Line
Michigan, London 18Th. Atlantic Transport
Morro Castle, Havana Sd. Ward Line
Nanerc, Ngiers 7th. ..... .Houlder, w B
Naugus, Hamburg 10TH. Barber Lines
Pannonia, Liverpool 28th... Cunsrd Line
Roussiilon Havre 26th. ........ French Line
Somerset, Hamburg 1gth.........R l. Hague
Soraud. Barry 10Th. Stray
Tasmania, Cardiff 24th...... .Norton-Lilly
Virgil, Port Spain 2Sth.... .Lamport Il Holt
West Calumb Gibraltar 18th. United Am
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06
THE SMILING POOL IS nECERTEn

What I want to know is where has, Paddy the Beaver been all sum- mer?n said Billy Mink. Nobody seems to have seen him. went up to his old dam three times, but there wasn't any pond pp there then, and l didn't see anything of him around
 He said that he had found a splendid hole in the bank that time when he came down the Laughing Brook with us in the spring said Spotty the Turtle. Perhaps he has been hiding there all summer"
 "Perhaps he hasn'ti" replied Billy Mink scornfully. Don't you sup pose that with all the travelling I do up and down the LaugSeng Brook I'd have known of it if he had?''
 Perhaps he was out seeing the Great World like Grandfather Frog Jerry Muskrat suggested.
 If he was hen know enough now never to go again." grunted Grand father Frog. Everybody smiled, for it tickled his friends to hear Grand- father Frog insisted that he knew all about the Great World when they knew that despite all his adventures he really had had no more than a peep at very tiny bit of it. But they couldn't make Grandfather Frog believe this. No. siree. He firmly believed that he had seen the Great World and that it wasn't to be compared with the dear old Smil- ing Pool-~
 Well. I don't know as it matters much where Paddy the Beaver has been all summer,'' said Little Joe Otter What does matter is the fact that he is somewhere up the Laughing Brook this minute and hs
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06
NOTES FROM CLASS AND CAMPUS OF PHOENIX UNION HIGH SCHOOL

Officers school of the second bat talion will be held at a. m. today.
 Voiza Sprague was the fortunate one in the Coyote journal contest. She is in Mir Lehigh's six hour class. which subscribed 100 per cent in the Coyote journal campaign. The whole class will enjoy eating candy during the sixth period today.
 The football squad went through a hard scrimmage with the second team last evening in preparation for the game with Mesa High. Coach Robinson has given the team several new plays and changed several of the men around to different posi- tions. Russell Talbolt, who has played left tackle the past two years, for fullback. Talbolt with his 190 pounds of beef seems to be cut out for that position. There is a close race between Clark Duncan and Mel bourne Hill for the position of quar- terback.
 Coach Venne stated last evening that the Junior college football team will be ready for it's first game De- tober II. There has been little said about the college team, but they can be seen in action any evening on the athletic field
 The Mesa Coyote football game | will be played next Saturday at Riv- erside park. It has been reported l that Coach Windermuth of Mesa has developed a great team this year A large group of boys reported for first glee club meeting yesterday morning. Mir. Lehigh says that con siderable good material has turned
 out which he hopes to have in shape in a short time. There is a rumol l that the club may be represented | in our next assembly. Here's hoping
 In the season ticket contest among
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06
Ssfeff1etys K1fclR3

Prunes are one of the most deli cious of the dried fruits if properly cooked. They are economical and wholesome. Serve them for break fast at least twice a week and use them for desserts at dinner.
 Always thoroughly wash all dried fruit through many waters No mat ter how carefully the fruit is dried and packed it is impossible for it to be perfectly clean And dried fruit that is to be used without stewing should have boiling water poured over it and be allowed to stand in scalding water for five minutes.
 Breakfast Prunes
 One pound prunes. lemon. E cup sugar, water.
 Wash prunes through four or five waters. Put in cold water to cover and let stand three or four hours. Then cook in the same water until tender. Wash the lemon and cut in thin slices. Add this to the prunes when they are put on to cook. Let the prunes simmer slowly rather than boil rapidly during the cooking. The sugar may be added during the last half hour of cooking if the prunes are the tart variety. If sweet prunes are being stewed stir not more than 1-3 cup sugar in when removing from the fire. It will take almost two hours to stew the prunes.
 Luncheon Prunes
 One half pound (22) prunes. + cup sugar. 3 tablespoons flour, tablespoon butter, 2iz tablespoons almond (blanched and shredded), eggs, M teaspoon salt.
 Wash prunes and soak in col( water to cover for four hours. Cool | in same water with grated lemoi rind until tender. Cool and remove stones. Chop prunes and simme any water left on the prunes till i ] is reduced to iz cup. Pour thi over the chopped prunes. Beat th' yolks of the eggs till thick and iemor colored. Beat in the sugar, makins | the mixture creamy mass Stir il | the flour, add half the almond, teaspoon lemon juice and the prunes l Mix thoroughly. Beat the whites O the eggs till stiff and dry. Fold hal
 of the beaten whites into the frs i mixture Pour the whole into but
 tered baking dish and bake fifteel
 minutes in a moderate oven. A
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06

ments captured by Detective Harry J. Loose. The season tickets for the course can be bought by the students and faculty for s1.50.
 Lieutenant Dykes will take pla- toon each week from the first bat talion and drill them for rifle train ing. Next Monday the first platoon will be given a description of the small bore rifle and told of sight ad- justments, ranges, minute of angles and small bore matches. The reas- signments for this week are: Yer land Haldiman, transferred from platoon to platoon with the same grade, to take effect as of this date Albert Winborn, transferred from platoon ? to platoon 5 with the same grade, to take effect as of this date
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06

the boys, Joe Grimstead led by sell- ing 20 tickets. Mary Alice Christy led the girls by selling 14. The fol- lowing is the list of students who Win be entertained at the Elks thea ter for selling the highest number of tickets: Mary Alice Christy. Thelma Carr, Margaret Cronin, Agnes Me Cough, Wilma Douglas, Georgia Lee Day, Eleanor Alexander, Eleanor Wilkinson. Lois Stedhas, Zoila Cro- nan, Mary Oglesby, Juanita Warden burg, John Grimstead, Spencer Woodman, Lewis VanDoren. Leo sea- man, Charles Wartman, Kelly Tur- her. Teddy Diebold, Clark Duncan, Stanley Gray and John Loper.
 The ticket sale for the Hi -Y' lec- ture course started yesterday morn ing. There is a great demand for the tickets. As it now appears, every seat in the high school auditorium will be taken. The first number of this years course is Paulo Gruppe, and assisting artists, at the high school auditorium next Friday even ing. The course this year consists of four musical numbers, two lec- | lures, one reader and lecturer and a display of burglar tools and insru-
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06
Little Stories For Bedtime
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS

says that he is going to make new pond way back in the Green Forest. I don't see why the Smiling. Pool isn't good enough for him. but if he wants to take the trouble to make a new pond I don't know as I have any objections. wonder if he has be- gun work yet"
 Jerry Muskrat had been looking very sharply at the bank on which Little Joe was sitting. T think he has" said Jerry.
 What makes you think sop asked Billy Mink. q think myself that he is just a great big boaster and gave us that warning that he was going to stop the water running in the Laughing Brook just to give us a scare"
 Jerry didn't reply. He just pointed to the bank. Everybody looked, and they could hardly believe their eyes when the saw wet line running all the way along the bank which showed that the water was not as high as it had been. They just stared and stared with eyes and mouths wide open, and even while they looked the water dropped ever SC little.
 'I-I guess he did mean it after all. and he must be at work right now" said Billy Mink slowly, as if il were hard work to believe what he was saying. T think it is time we went up to see what is going on.
 With that he started up the Laugh 1 ing Brook and all the rest followed; that is, all but Grandfather Frog. Spotty the. Turtle looked back ano | saw him stfll sitting on his big greer I lily pad. Aren't you coming ?" ht called.
 "No." replied Grandfather Frog. q
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06

soon as the prune mixture is put in the oven, beat tablespoons of sugar into the remaining whites. At the end of fifteen minutes pile this meringe on the top of the pudding, sprinkle with the remaining almonds and bake about ten or fifteen minutes longer. Serve hot. This is nour- ishing dish that is almost full meal in itself.
 Prune Whip
 One cup stewed prunes measured after rubbing through strainer. A cup sugar. Is teaspoon salt, F tea spoon cream of tartar, teaspoon vanilla, 5 eggs (whites).
 Cook about Is or IS prunes, after washing and soaking for two hours. Rub prunes through a strainer and measure. Add sugar, sas., cream ef tartar and vanilla and mix well. Beat the egg whites till stiff and dry and fold in the prunes. Turn into a but tered pan. put this in pan of hot water and bake 25 minufes in a moderate oven. Use the yolks of the eggs for a custard sauce for the pudding and a mayonnaise salad dressing Or the yolks may be used for yellow cake and whipped cream served as the pudding sauce.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06

birds they certainly ma fine ms
 ground period his seaso Lord& lavish
 onesded sngle-handed effect feathe O
 vividness there still another fan of auns and original
 ostrich there is of shaded brown ribbon arranged suspended from the in dancing it closes
 sapphire willow flame-col- orc other shades
 is beloved
 lnes remains O
 beautiful
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06
FLEE FROM SMALLPOX

MELBOURNE-G numbers of natives from Dutch New Guinea are crossing the border into the man dated territory that was formerly German New Guinea. Prevalence of small pox is the cause of the mil grafton.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06
PRISONERS RETURN

METZ, Franc'Natives of Metz who were held captive by the bol- shevists in Siberia have returned home. There are more than 1000 prisoners from Lorraine still at Timsk, they say.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06

T-I guess he did mean it, after all. and he must be at work right now," said Billy Mink slowly. was foolish enough to leave the Smil- ing Pool once and I'll never do 1t again no matter what happens"
 And so they left him sitting on his big green iily-pad watching the Smiling Pool grow smaller and smaller. It was strangely still there. There was no one for company, ex- cepting few of his great great grandchildren, the Tadpoles. Even the trout had started up the Laugh ing Brook as if they felt that some thing was wrong. s'Chugarum.' said Grandfather Frog. This Is dreadful! I hope that Paddy the Beaver will do as he promised and let the water run again when he has made his pond. If he doesn't HI-well, I'm going to stay, anyway"
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