davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Machine used in the salmon indus
try does all the work of cleaning,
cooking and packing the fish.
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTs

rOR RENT-One of the incest Broom
furnished apartments in district.
Bath, laundry, closets, etc. hot
water; reasonable. Jones Brick
Apartments, % Montana St, John
son Add. Phone AIS. 2S75-2-S
FOR RENT-3 furnished apartments,
gas. coal stoves, bed. John Ceron,
Blacknob View Warren. 2S62-2-5
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished apart
ment. two large rooms, private
bath. large kitchen and garage,
water and telephone free, one block
from drug store in Warren. Phone
All. 2G2l-2.l1
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Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Feb. Cotton
closed steady at net advance of 10 to
Al points. =;
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LOST

PIANO INSTRUCTION-By European
college graduate. Taught music
four years New York Music Acad-
envy, New York City. Especial a.
teation given touch ana time.
Glasses in harmony. Terms reason
able. Piano for practice. Mrs. Mar
Quette, 90 Main ST., opposite Baptist
church. 2760-2-16
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BOSTON COPPERS

Furnished by I. J. OVERLOOK, BROKER
Correspondent Logar s. ByyGr
Arizona Commercial .----..-.--.---------------- ?
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NEW YORK STOCKS

Furnished by l.. J. OVERLOOK, BROKER
Corye5bondcrt Logon s. Bryan
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FOR RENT-After February, 4-room
house with sleeping porch. 214
Clawson ST., Warren. Phone 665W.
2S6S-2-7
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FOR RENT-GARAGE

FOR RENT-Good sized cemenJ gar
age. near Warren Laundry. Apply
Roview Office. 2606-tf
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FOR RENT-FuRNIsHEO HOUSES
FOR RENT-4-room furnished mousse
with sleeping porch, bath, gas, next
TO High School. Phone $50.
2S69-2-S
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FOR RENT
By Altman
A Waity
Matter
By Blosser

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for housekeeping or patching. Ari-
IONA Hotel. 2S76-3-2
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GRAIN
cURBS

Furnished by L. J. OVERLOOK. BROKER
CoveSpordert LogGs s. Bryos
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NEW YORK coPPERs
Great Northern Pfd

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.ATMAN
OTHER as

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Brokers
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-25

uno de sus funcionarios, actuando fuera
de sus atribuciones. extraiinitahdose
en- sus facultades, violando la constitu
ci6n federal y la territorial, infringien
do las leyes substantivas dc nuestro
pals, consagradoras del derecho dc pro
piedad privada v cuya responsabiIidad
no alcanza al principe, 81 SobeTano-
contrario la intenci6n dc su eomi-
tente.
Termina con Ell estudio de la natura-
leza del procedimiento especial de in
junction y los efectos que producjrla.
en- cuanto al Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
una sentencia dictada en- el case contra
Ell Comisionado del Interior, disringui6n
dose el case del titulado Miguel ". Be
nedicto, Tesorero, donde SO establecic
la doctrina que, en- opinion de los de-
fensores del peticionario, no es splica-
BILE al procedimiento incoado por Ell
Banco de San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-25

muchos de ellos, con lagrimas en- los
ojos.
-Mandri, EGandri 49, me suena mtl-
cho este apellido, tan conocido. -.
Mi padre Sc llalnaba Salvador, te-
MIA muchos parientes en- la ciudad don
de nacio; recuerdo algunos retratos que
6I conservaba: mujeres muy guapas y
distinguidas
Ira Gioconda no puede bailar; los me-
diccs Sc 10 prohiben, por ahora. Y esta
desesperada. Y hay que oirla exclamar,
al tempo que levanta sus brazos, en-
actitud de arrancar un vuelo:
lNo poder danzar en- la terra donde
nacio mi padre!
10 desea?
ICON todo ell coraz6n! Digalo
usted, 81 tiene una oportunidad para
clio.
Teresa Mandri Sc ha convertible, de la
noche la mafiana, de bailarina clasica,
en- dana joven de la compafia que di-
rige su graciosisimo esposo. -.
En- Puerto Rico empiezo hacer
mis- primeros papelitos. Creo que
soy muy poquita cosa, 49,.
-6Bailara usted la noche del benefcio
de ARGOS?
-yeremos 81 los doctores me 10 per-
miten -.
-iouien la bautiz6, lie di6 tan Undo
rombre de guerra?
Enrique Gomz Carrillo. =.
Naturalmente; tenfa que ser el; el
que siempre acierta, y que sabe decir
tan bien las cosas. -.
Jorge ADSUAR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-25
ACCIoN SOCIAL DE
LA MUJER EN- CHILE

Una delegation de la Gran Fedora
cion Femenina de Talca visito al Pre-
sidente de Ia Republica con Ell objeto
de presentarle los saludos dc aquella
institution en- Ell dia de su cnomastico
y entregarle I'm memorial en- ell cual
hacen las siguientes peticiones con res
pecto a la situacion de la mujer en-
Chile: derecho de sufragio; reforma de
los codigos en- todo cuanto deprima al
caracter de ciudadania de la mujer; le-
gislacion moderna con criterio de JUS
ticia igualitaria entire los sexos; legis-
laci6n sobre los hijos ilegitimos. Bajo
los auspicios de la Federation funciona
una escuela vocational nocturna para
obreros y empleados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-25
(Del "Heraldo de Cuba y

Margarita Xirgu?
Y ell portero. con esa exquisite anna
bilidad que distingue los conseries
cuando Sc les pregunta por ell Jefe de
la Ofcina por Ell amo, nos indica gen
tilmente el apartamento del Hotel In
glaterra en- que actualmente Sc hos
peda la eminente actriz que es prez Y
gloria del arte dramatico espafiol con-
temperance.
En- la sala, profusamente iluminada.
cuyo ambiente saturan de embriagado-
res perfumes primaverales uno5 ramos
de rosas, al fin aparece Margarita. en-
vuelta en- un modernisimo traje de des-
lumbrantes sedas, con la rizosa cabelle-
ra negra slborotada scbre la frente am
plia y sugestiva. Y, fiel escudero de la
Divina Emperatriz del arte dramatico
espafol, sigue una joya de perrito blan-
co, un perrito de armifo, con hiimedos
ojos de amatista, con ell cuello adorna-
do con una aristocratica cinta azul.
Nosotros prescindimos del clasico in
terrogatorio de ordenanza.i No le pre-
guntamos nj como en1pez6 ella su ca
rrera triunfal, EN- ell arte, nj los momen-
tos mas emocionantes de su vida, nj su
edad, nj sus aficiones, nj sus proyectos,
nj cuales han sido sus momentos mas
deliciosos, nj sus dias mas tristes. Prefe-
rimos cue la genial actriz nos hablase,
en- su lenguaje fuido y pintoresco.
Y Margarita dice:
-Francamente declare que en- los ms
tantes mas felices de mi vida debo con-
tar en- primer t6rmino mi llegada la
Habana; a esta ciudad gentil, radiante
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-25
UN ALEGATo INTEREsANTE

Los abogados Manuel Toro Soto y
Victoriano M Fernandez nos han re
nitido un ejemplar del alegato que
ante el Tribunal Supreme tienon some
lido defendiendo los intereses del Ban
co do San Juan en- I'm procedimieDto de
Injunction contra ell Comisiorado del
Interior de Puerto Rico.
Este procedimiento fue ccmenzado
ante el tribunal del primer distrito ju-
dicial de San Juan cuyo jueS, senior
Luis Campillo, decret6 la dissemination
de la petici6n por entcnder que el
tribunal carecia de jurisprudencia y
este por tratarse de una accion donde
el verdadero demandado era g Puebla
de Puerto Rico cuya soberania le hace
inviolable judicialrnente.
Los abogados del demandantc estu-
dian en- su alegato. con gran acopio de
autoridades y s6lidos argunentos ei
caracter de la soberania 6ei Pueblo dc
Puerto Rico, la naturaleza de su in
violabilidad juridica y basados en- pre-
misas precisas y claras, concluyen que
el ntigio no constituye un procedi-
miento contra ell Soberano ST contra
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-25
MARGARITA XIRGU

~ cosmopolita que uno Sc lie pondera
tanto en- Espana, y que con ponderarsela
tanto, no da la impression deliciosa que
ella da cuando Sc la vista personalmen-
te. Desde que, nuestra llegada contem-
pianos ell maravilloso espectaculo que
ofrece la Habana con su esplendido Gle
10, un purisi1no azul, con su mar rumoro-
so de zafro, con su fastucsa perspective
de ciudad mo o5erna, sentimos gratisima
impression. luego, al Iegar, agas7 7jada
como he sido por las representations
muy distinguidas de los .centros espaiio-
les y de la prensa. habanera que me han
obsequiado gentil Y delicadamente con
perfumados ramos de flores; al ser OBJ
jeto de tan cordial bienveni5a, me he
preguntado interiormente 81 estoy en- Ell
coraz6n de Espana -. Porque hasta los
mosaicos de este mismo hotel me parece
que son los mismos de IN hotel de Sc
villa. =. Y me pregunto: Zero, es
que no estoy en- Espana? cuando algo
me dice que ne salIdo, que apenas me
halo temperalmente en- una bella isla
encantada que es todavia, espiritualmen
te, ell mas rico foron de la corona espa-
fola, pero que fu6 arrancada por la ma
no implacable de I'M Hado fatal, me
pregrmto con asombro: 5Pero, como fu6?
GC6mo pudo desprenderse esta Perla de
la Corona fulgurante de Espafia?
Yo estuve-continua diciendonos Mar
garita con su voz armoniosa de Sirena-
yo estuve en- la Republica Argentina, en-
ell Uruguay y en- Chile. En- los teatros
de estas Republicas hermanas Hijas
de Espana t1iimos un exito sonoro. Y 10
mismo en- Buenos Aires, que en- Monte
video que Santiago de Chile, no me
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-25

senti extranjera Siempre escuche muy
cerca del corazon ell alma vibrante de
Espafla. Y en- todas parties, al sentir eI
calor de la misma cordialidad, el mismo
afecto de mi Patria, hube de pregun-
tarme siempre, al tornar del ensuefio a la
realidad: Il Como fu6?. 80.
Al preguntarle a Margarita sobre sus
obras y sus autores predilectos, nos res
ponce concienzudamente:
Puos3 prepiamente, 70 no tengo nj
obras ri autores predilectos: cen La mis-
ma passion y con Ell mismo carifo repre-
sento un papel en- una obra espasmodi-
ca de Eehegaray que en- una del enorme
Jacinto Benayente en- una de Di-
centa de Guimera, los cuales marcan
el punto de transicion entire una y otra
escuela.
Para el p1blico, para ell gran pu-
blico, todo es question de gustos de
epocas. Cuando Benavente apareci6, ha-
ce va cinco lustros, ell publico que esta-
ba acostumbrado al teatro de Echega-
ray Sc preguntaba: GPero, en- donde es-
tan los tiros, las pufialadas, la sangre,
los muertos? Porque en- el teatro bena-
ventino no hay convulsiones, nj hay rui-
dosos escandalos. LOS personajes de es-
te teatro, cuando lloran, su llanto corre
i1teriormente, en- Ell fondo del alma: SON
lagrimas amargas, dolorosas, corrosivas,
cuyas gotas rompen la voluntad, deslien
Ell corazon. Antiguamente los persona
jes de la escena venian trazados por
una pauta dc vulgaridad: necesariamen-
te tenia que haber personajes crispados
de colera, mujeres con los ojos enroje-
cidos por Ell llanto. Pero Beravente SUI
(Coninta en- la pagina 10)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-25

''Una chicueIa que promote mucho'' (.
empezaban decir Despu6s: ''progresa
que es un contento'' Mas tarde: al la
do de la GoYA (su prima), su carrera
artistica va a ser vertiginosa". Y fue.
Ell cartel de la Gioconda 10 fjaron en-
los vestibulos de los mas famosos teatros
de Espafa y Sur America.
IN
i As*
| En- la ciudad de M6jico, Sc empen6
Rafael Arcos EN- que la estupenda dan
zante solo bailaria para 6l.
Y como la CFioconda lie gusto ell mu-
chacho, pues. I'm sacerdote Sc en-
cargo de advertirselo, iunto las gra-
das de I'm altaE,,una noche de inolvida-
bles emociones para ambos simpaticos
artistas.
~ 4
-jsabe usted que en- la infancia, me
uni6 muy buena amistad a su marido?
Asf acaba de decirmelo; 10 ce-
lebro.
Pensabain6s (tal su renombre), que
era usted una artista veterana. -.
-Casi una novicia. -.
--Diez y ocho amos ~. Iacerte?
Veintino "
(-Rafael 5lo digo?
Mol. cue van a Greer Que soy
su padre.)
% Madrilena?
--Bilbaina
--lY que mas?. -.
Que mi padre era portorriqueno;
naci6 en- la ciudad de Ponce. De ahi que
fueran vehementes mis- ansias de conocer
esta hermosa TERRA que el me enseno a
querer, v que recordaba todos los dias
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-25
DON GUsTAvo FORT

Ha regresado de la isla, despues de
un fructifero viaje de negoci5s ell bri
llante poeta Y active representante de
la Compaffa de seguros 'El Sol del
Canada, don Gustvo Fort
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-25
Ciudadarriba y ciudadabajo
LA GIOCONDA

80. Que dicho sea con todo Ell respe-
to que merece su semidivina leyenda, y
todo ell placer que brinda-- sin arriar
un apice-su boca hecha para recitar
oraeiones, ha tenido la humorada de vol
verse escapar de la ciudad de Paris;
esta vez no echo andar camino de
Italia; cogi6 rumbo hacia America, una
vez que por estos lares viva parte de
su parentela a quien, la divina enig-
matica, tenia grandes deseos de como
Ger de cerca.
Convengamos pues, en- que la Giocon-
da, pesar de haber sido califcada por
les observadores mas sagaces de un
mont6n de siglos, de esfnge, resulta
una zagala andarina, amiga de corretear
traves de todo ell planeta
Madonna Lisa, como todas las mu-
jeres que quieren decirlo todo con una
mirada y una sonrisa, de quienes es
muy dificil, casi impossible, adivinar
uno solo de sus pensamientos, gusta de
torturar a los espfritus escrutadores,
siente un placer inefable en- atormentar
las almas que nunca Sc sacian de ex-
rerimentar dulces renovadas sensa-
clones.
LA gran enigmatical ~. no sc de
mujer antigua alguna que tanto haya he
cho escribir, sonar hasta llorar los
poetas, mnsicos v pintores de todos los
paises Y de todas las escuelas.
FL genio que la insufu6 tan poderoso
''mens divinior' que luego la rega-
10 al mundo de I'm modo tan desprendi-
do, no penso acaso, al hacer tan rico pre-
sente,, que, andando el tempo, su obra,
imperecedera como su gloria, iba ser
motive de enconadas disputas, de amar-
gos duelos artisticos, y de algin que otro
crimen mas menos bello, y hasta justi-
ficado.
Leonardo de Vinci, pudo no estar
enamorado de la mujer quien han de
conoc Ger admirar los hombres por los
siglos de los siglos, fue no amarte de
la modelo que idealizo su pincel diaboli-
co, nos jugo una broma nos lego en- un
lienzo la historic de su alma atcrmen-
tada y pervertida, 10 cierto es que me
veo ahora obligado olvidarle, porque
no es precisanente de 81 y de su Mado-
ma de quien quiero hablar, ST de
otra Gioconda, de carne suefio, que es
hoy huesped de la isla de Puerto Rico.
La Gioconda-Teresa Mandri.-La
muy fina ideal mujercita de Rafael Ar
cos. 49,.
81 hubiese en- Puerto Rico un pin
tor enamorado de un ideal, una qui-
mera artistica, un genio ignorado, y qui |
sierra, de un salto, encaramarse hasta la
Gloria, ahi, en- tan oportuno modelo en-
contraria el asunto que habia de reve-
larle.
Conque. manos a la obra; todo 10
que Sc necesita es I'm pincel 70 varios
pitlceles), un caballete una paleta. /
para fondo de la fgura, ell cielo ell
mar de nuestra isla, cuyos tonos han 81
do siempre la desesperaci6n de las bro
chas g ''hisopos''.
$50
Teresita Mandri: ahora es que sabe-
mos que asi Sc llama
LA GIOCONDA: por ese nombre ST
que la conociamos, hace va, no mucho,
Zero ST alg1n tempo.
Nos la presentaron en- las paginas
de la Esfera'', ''Nuevo Mundo'' y /
" Blanco y Negro" los mas acreditados
criticos de Espafa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-25
ASAMBLEA DE CosECHE--
RIOS DE CAFE

Nuestro coresrponsaI en- Ponce nos
participa que dentro de breves dias Sc
celebrara en- la referida poblaci6n una
importante asamblea de cosecheros de
cafe, con ell proposito de tomar importan
tes acuerdos acerca del cultivo Y venta
de dicho producto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-25

O-Anonias al bautizarle troco el
nombre hebreo por ell romano de Paulus
auiza teniendo en- cuenta la mission del
Apostol de los gentiles.
(2)-Nombre hebreo de ciertos sects
rios judfos.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-12
Of Tt tOu-I I'd
ANTS TEAM :.
.STREETMAN QUIET
AFTER SHOOTING
Negro Suspected of Attacking White
Girl Killed and Negro Hotel Burned
In Texas Town.

STREETMAN. Tex. Dec 12-Street-
man was quiet today after wild excite
ment which attended the lynching yester
day of Negro man and the burning of
the only Negro hotel last night.
George Gay, p, was shot TO death by
a mob after he had been accused of an
attack on a white woman.
The hotel was burned last night. Cause
of the fire is unknown. The mob which
took Gay from the sheriff's party which
was trying to get him to safety had dis
persed before the fire broke out.
Circumstantial evidence connected Gay
with the crime, according to officers, as he
never was identified by the young woman
as her assailant.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-12
ANTS LEAD HALVED.
Pros Team Beats Ants Team by AZ
Pins-Antis Take First String.

The lead of the Ants in the Masonic
bowling tournament was cut exactly in
half last night by the aggressive Pros
team who won the match from Ants
team by score of .234 to LIB.
With the Ants leading by II points at
the opening of last nights game, the first
string indicated that the Ants would in
crease their lead, as they rolled - more
pins than the Pros. In the second and
third strings, however. the Pros took
the offensive and drove the Ants back
into their trenches and proceeded 10 bury
them there.
Fetch of the Pros was high single with
102 and high total with 265. The score
as it now stands is Ants, 20,S59
Pros, 20,S3S.
The game tonight will be played be-
tween Ants team 1 and Pros team 3.
Last nights score:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-12
Sometimes So.

The way some people gain success
you'd think somebody had dropped
banana peel on the bottom rung of
the ladder and the successful one had
slipped and fallen on the way up.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-12

NATIONALS SHOW FORM.
Team 2 Beats Americans Team 4 by "A
Pins. Cutting Lead to 81.

A cut of IA pins was taken off the
Americans lead in the Odd Fellows
bowling tournament last night, when
Nationals team ? beat Americans team
4. 1,243 to 1899. This leaves the Amer
leans total pinfall 1892 and the Ma
tionals' total 31,O56. the former being
271 to the good Burnham of the Ma
tionals had the high marks, 105 TO 2S2,
but Holbrook of the Americans in his
last string pushed him hard with 104
The scores:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-11
AN EXCITING CATCH

ert. She said, 'All right, but
hurry back because | want you to
go to the store for me-"
When Willie got to Roberts
house, Robert was ready to start.
Willie told Robert he could not go.
Robert said, Come on, and go
anyway; she won't care. We will
be back by dinner time"
Willie did not want 10 go against
his mothers wishes, but Robert
persuaded him.
When they got to the wharf they
saw fishing boat that had been
left there by some fishermen. Rob-
ert said, Lets get in the boat and
fish in it like Mr.. Jones does"
They got in the boat and to their
surprise they found some fishing
poles, bait, hooks and tackle which
were very useful.
After they had drifted about
quarter of mile from shore they
baited their hooks and threw them
in the water. They didn't have
bite till about a half hour later,
when, all of a sudden, something
pulled on Willie's pole. Willie and
Robert both grabbed his pole and
pulled with all their might, but
could not pull it in. They kept
hold of the pole. 1t was pulling
them toward the shore.
They were frightened, but held
on to the pole. When they got
near the shore, the owner of the
other boat. When he got near, he
boat saw them and he got in an
told Willie to give him the pole.
Willie did and then the man jerked
the fish out of the water.
1t weighed 20 pounds and was
two and one-half feet long. Willie
was as proud as a weather-vane,
because it was the first fish he had
caught.
He sold it and got $500 for it,
He gave Robert half, and they got
a pair of skates. They were very
happy.
When Willie got home he told
ms mother what had happened.
His mother said she would not
scold him, but would give him a
big dish of ice cream which was
very delightful. because it was a
nor summer afternoon in June.-By
marguerite Muckridge, Middleboro
school,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-11
THE DANCING BALL

maybe it will dance for us. said
Martha.
When Martha got to Jennie's
house, they went in the kitchen
and left the ball in the room.
Just as soon as they got out of
the room, the ball began to dance.
Martha and Jennie tried to catch it
but they could not do it. 1t went
on for ten days and finally they
caught it.
Martha took the ball home and it
would not dance. She hid behind a
tree and it began dancing and she
tried to catch it, but she couldn't.
She went over to get Jennie and
when she got back the ball had
danced away. Martha went in to
tell her mother.
Her mother said that maybe ii
went home for some poor little
girl and it would be all right. Her
mother said that she would get her
a new ball.--Mildred Mayree Wor-
ley, grade 6B, Finley school.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-11

LET me bounce your ball
Martha, said Jennie.
Yes, Jennie; but do not lose it"
"All right. I'll return it tomorrow
morning"
why, Jennie, where did you get
your ball?" they all asked, when
she got home.
Borrowed it," she answered.
Whose is it," asked her little
sister.
"Martha's," Jennie replied
Jennie began bouncing it and ev-
cry time she would bounce it, it
would dance.
The next morning Jenie took the
ball back to Martha.
Martha was not up but her mo-
Their told her she should wait and
she would call her. In few min
utes Martha was down, all dressed.
Martha asked Jennie what she
wanted.
Jennie said, Nov, watch me
bounce this ball and you will find
out
Jennie bounced the ball and it
would not dance. Martha said she
did not see anything the matter
with it. Jennie was surprised be-
cause the ball would not dance.
Jennie said that it danced when
she bounced it at home.
Il will go home with you and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-11
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Not stopping on the lower deck.
after chewing the wires, they went
on up until they reached the main
saloon deck. 1t was ever so much
wider and nicer than the deck of
the cattle ship, and just now it was
crowded with passengers who had
hastily dressed themselves and had
come out on deck to see what was
the matter with the ship and it's
queer actions.
''Oh, there's my goat" said a
boy who was standing at the rail
just at the head of the stairway.
1t was Frank Brown and. walk
ing up to Billy, he patted him on
the neck. A bright faced young
man, who was with Frank, also
stopped over and patted Billy.
Whose goat is this other one?"
he asked, turning to pat Billy's
mother, who, being jealous like
most animals, crowded up to get
her share Of the attention.
Il don't know" said Frank. ut
was picked up from a wreck; but
the two goats seem to be very
chummy."
Frank was looking along the
deck at the long row of excitable
passengers. and suddenly he began
to laugh
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-11

tongue that worked In and out, i'm
mense saucer-like eyes and winged
ears, while a "scary'' looking spine
started from the top of it's nose
and arched high over its neck.
The balance of the trunk was filled
with long, thin, sack-like arrange
ment which was painted green and
red and yellow, and which was to
represent the dragons body.
You know I told you," said the
young man, that l am the prop
erty man of a big spectacular show
company, and this is new dragon
that l have just had made. 1t Is
intended for men to get inside of to
walk in across the stage. Well put
the goats in it and start them along
the deck, and then Wen see some
fun"
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