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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05
Just Folks
By Edgar 4. Guest
TlNPTFR.

SPRING-THE Tl1NIPTER.
If they snail ask me over there:
What tempted you the most?
Was it the ewes Of woman fai-
That made YOU leave your post,
Or did YOU for the lure OF gold
From honors pathway fy2"
I'll blame, when my confessions told.
a patch Of summer sky.
A patch OF blue sky overhead,
The birds upon the wing.
The grass a velvet carpet spread.
All set mo wandering;
4 laughing stream, the hills afar,
The sun above them all,
All these my great temptations are.
So loudly do they call.
7 can resist q wOman's eyes.
And spurn the lure of gain;
With various tricks the devil tries,
Unmoved can remain.
But though the path of duty's clear
a faithless wretch am 7
When May has painted far and near
a most bewitChing sky.
When they shall ask me over there
What made me 90 aStray.
III say the world was wonderous fair
When came tho month OF May,
The trees were glorious 20 see.
The streams went laughing by
Twas these that made a tramp OF ms
With summer in the SKY.
Copyright 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05
Dick Kerr Has Reason
to BeIieUe There S No
Sentiment In Baseball

Dickie Kerr. hero of the 1919
world series. is just about convinced
there isn't any sentiment i'm base
ball
Followers of the national pastlme
we'll remember the White SoX scan
dial of that year. L it hadn't been
for the mastery pitching OF DICK
Kerr i'm that series. the affair would
have been "a very sad event.
After Clcotte and Williams had
been beaten i'm the first two games
Kerr made it look worth while by
taking the third game. He also won
another. causing White SoX fans TO
perk M and believe their favorites
had a chance.
Kerr pitched such excellent ball
that the Sox couldn't lose back OF
him. even though some OF his team
mates tried mighty h-rd to turn the
trick
Kerr's LOYALTY and honesty made
the 1919 world series. Eliminate
his pitching and the showing Of The
White SoX would have been a Joke.
Two years have passed. What
has become of Dicky Kerr. the hero
OF the 1919 world series?
Kerr. because OF a rather slight
salary difference. has refused 10 re-
port 20 the Chicago club and has
automatically suspended himself. He
IS TO pitch semi-pro ball around Chi
cago.
Kerr has good reasons for beiev-
Ing their isn't any sentiment in
baseball His LOYALTY 10 the game
deserved a better fate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05
Crowd Of 600 Students Sees
Joe MOlner Run Thrilling
Race Against Thomas.

There is new hero at Notre
Dame. He is Joe Molner. barber ex-
,r-ordi-a~y i'm Paul Wa1plers clip
ping parlor
Now Joe is Just an average look
ms fellow. You would not look for
The h.ro i'm him His are not the
physical charms OF Wallace Reid.
Rudy Valentino, or a Leon Noes
Nor does he claim such attractions.
as Joe above everything. is a modest
gentleman.
lie is a hero because he ran a
hrLErg 100 yard dash Yesterday
afternoon against Frank Thomas OF
The varsity baseball team. before a
crowd of 500 students on Cartier
field. ran while out OF condition,
ran. rather than court ridicule. foy
the honor of his profession He ran
80 pace tha. astouudcd his observ-
ors. he ran desperately. as a man
runs who is fleeing for his life: he
ran hardly. for he IS game. he ran
tremendously. finishing with burst
70 speed that brought him neck and
neck with Thomas al the tape. and
then with the crowd clamoring for
smother race. he summoned the las;
-b-e ~ his strength, and ran samely
and smi,inrly toward the white kerr
.hiet that marked the finish line.
iva other words, Joe ran his head of.
That 10 les, does not lessen the
glory Of his trying. He Is "a hero IL
the eyes % Notre Dame men from
now on and has name viii be linked
.n tho traditions Of the gold and
blue with Tho names of Martin and
WATSON. q Raves and August Dcsch.
Star IN High school
Years ago Joe used to ran The 40
as a member of his high school
team. Upon becoming q barber
however. the eNigencles ~ his trade
forced him 10 abandon She cinder
path. While relating his experiences
as an athlete 20 a group OF No,re
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05
IRISH ARE PINNED
FOR BATTLE WITH
WOLVERINES TODAY
Red olageveny Is Likely
Hurting Ch oioe Against
Powerful Michigan Nine.

Tl. .--. rlu. a. .l. season
f7 Eotre Dame wlr DO played ~
anH arlor today warn the Irish
inset The wolverine Sine. lst
sare. when 81 ellzan tore two biz
ac.cs in Eorre Dame baseball rcc-
ord. f8ns al The school have been
waiting for this day u Airhican
can be sla-Cn then all the retcrses
that the Ealasueu may suffer ue-
ioro Che schedule nds VIII nor SUE
flee 90 make the season failure.
Fltchins aeainst the Wolverines
this afternoon VIII PROBABLY De-
RED aIaEeveuv DICK Talvev
hgr eight hard innings against
Bcloit TUESDAY and Cashiers h.p
stiu' ootuers him. go 10 is unlikely
that other OF these TWO veterans viii
bee called upon If Mageveuy
pitches. 10 viii bee the first t.m- he
has ever done SO against confer
ence team but he is confident that
he can turn them back almost as
effectively as he has the smaller
teams His record is certainly a
crcdltabIe one for he has allowed
bur Sis hits in the -a innings that
he has pitched this season.
The outGeId viii probably con-
sst 81 FOLEY Prokop and Thomas.
while BHerernicht is expected 10 re-
main NJ first base. and Gene Muir
ply behind the bat This lineup
has proved no be the strongest hit-
ting combination thar Halas can
bring together
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05

America consumes go pounds OF
sugar per carita annually.
The inventor of the friction
match Is unknown
C9ustantinople consumes about
1000 tons OF sugar month.
New York society women have
formed their own radio club
Tn India upper caste girls DO nor
dance.
SILK resists weather conditions
better than linen.
American Indians are rarely
found with boards
Saw-lish found mainly I'm the
tropics often exceed 20 feet in
length. with a saw six feet long
The first man 20 wear a silk hat
In the streets OF London was ar
rested for creating a riot.
Good roads and schools are trans
forming life in the coal regions Of
West Virginia
Dice PLAYING was tash.ora BILE
diversion In ENGLAND in the reign
% Henry VIII
Av.atorS say that every city and
town. when seen from the air. has
O. distinct color.
The annual Glow Of the Miss ssippi
carries TO the sea about 400.0o0.000
IONS OF solid matter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05
BAMBINO And WIFE
SUBMIT TO KNIFE"
Both Undergo Operations at
New York Hospital-Babe's
Tonsils Removed.

NEW YORK. May 4.-"weu.
know how I'm going up. but 7 don't
know how I'm coming down sob
erly remarked George Herman
Babe Ruth this morning as he
stepped into an elevator ~ s. Vim
cents hospital and was vhisked 20
the operating room where his ton
sis and adenoids were 10 be remov-
ca
IN an adjoining room lay Mrs.
Ruth, awaiting a major operation.
the third in a year.
Kneels at Bedside.
Before being placed on the operat-
ing table. basebalTs greatest hitter
entered the sick room OF his girl
wife, and knelt by her beside
Everything all right, don't YOU
worry" she said extending a weak
little hand.
Then a priest entered, and the two
OF them took communion together.
A few minutes after Ruth went
with the doctors
cd Mrs Ruth 70 a friend. as she
awaited word from the operating
table. she made no comment what
soever about the serious operation
that she was 10 undergo in a few
minutes.
Thought Only of Other.
In the operating room, the king
of swat" was stretched on the white
topped table, and the anaesthet.c
was applied.
An attendent wheeled another
table outside the wife's door
The moment that Ruth's operation
was completed he was taken out Of
the white-walled chamber and Mrs.
Ruth was rolled in.
Neither had spoken Of self-each
had thought only OF the other.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05
Eight Baseball Writers to
Select Most Valuable Player

CHICAGO, Nav "a commis.
sion of eight baseball writer's has
been appointed by Ban Johnson.
president Of the American league.
to determine the player most ~alu-
able to his club i'm the 1922 season.
4 suitable award will be given the
players.
The commission is headed by "Cy''
Sanborn of Chicago and includes.
Harry Nelly Chicago; Henry Ed
wards, Cleveland. James Isamin-
ger. Philadelphia; William Hanna.
New York. i. Ed Wray. 81. Louis;
II. c. Salsinger. Detroit; Denman
Thompson Washington, and J C.
OI.eary. Boston.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05
Kid Gleason Declares
White SOx Club Not ia
Need Of Any Sym pathy

Those people who are extend
ine .athy to me and picking
p cellar berth for my bali club
are wasting Tot of energy. saws
Kid Gleason manager Of the
Chicago White sos.
The Sox are far from the joke
team "a lot 81 experts arc making
them out.
Tell me where there is % het-
ter catcher than Schalk "a better
outfelaer than Hooper. % greater
infieIder than Collins and a class
sier pitcher than Fabcr
"TSeu have a corEing good
as # he was go.ng to- have one
Of The best yearr Of his career
NTcClel,1u at third has Just
found himself TIE is improving
with every game.
'If it wasn't for Earl SheeIy's
bad ankle feU first sackers would
have anything on him
ITO help out Hooper 7 have
three mighty good men Iu Lostil
Strunk and Falk.
Pitching is what my team
needs not sympathy any time
my pitchers turn in a sood game
the opposition has 80 troubles
beating AS.
Two more good pitchers and
this so-clIled Joke team of mine
would be "a first division club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05
Vean Gregg Staging a Comeback

SEATTLE. Wash. Mly 4-The
American League may have IFS Babe
Ruth as a drawing attraction, tgt
the Pacific Coast League isn't jeal-
Gus. IL has Tean Gregg. elongated
left-hander who made history while
with Cleveland and the Boston Red
Scx.
Gregg. after three years volun-
tary retirement from professional
baseball is ess1yins ID comeback Un-
deg an earl. tutor. Walter Nc
Creole of the Seattle club
Thus far Gregg has sustained all
advance notice His pitching has
been Of a hig' order. wild streaks
few and his o,d curves stiu piling
up strikeouts I'm emergencies.
Cregg's career was p mixture OF
pitching and piastering until 1903
when nc signed with the Spokane
club in the old Northwestern
League The next season. with Port
land in the Coast League. Gresz
amassed a worlds record OF 379
strikeoUts in go innings.
with Cleveland i'm 1911 Gregg
finished second among the league
ritchers with % wins and seven
losses. The next two seasons he
finished with averages Of SOC
The Boston Red Sox took Gregg
in 1915. sent him to the Buffalo club
ia 1916. then recalled him for the
world series that year after he
pitched and won several few-hit
games.
After playing with Providence in
1917 Gregg was sent 70 the Athlet-
les in 1913 IN a trade. Late that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05
MiIIers Stage Comeback
And Beat Colonies, rs

MINNEAPOLIS. May Coming
from behind after errors had paved
the way TO FIVE Louisville runs.
Minneapolis piled up nine runs in
the seventh and eighth innings
Thursday. winning II TO 3. Homo
runs by Wade. Russell and Jourdan
featured Score:
Louisville 600 600 500 10 0
Minneapolis .O1O 100 45x-11 Is .
Deberry. Dean and Meyer Thor
mahlen and Mayer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05
BLUES WIN IN TENTH

KANSAS CITY. May 3.-Kausas
City made it two straight in the
series with Toledo here Thursday
afternoon. defeated the visitors s
TO Z in the tenth inning after tying
the game i'm the ninth 4 sacrifice
fly by Paskert scored Dowd in tho
ninth Kocher Lutzke and Becker
-louted homerS. Score:
Toledo .O02 OO3 O1O II u 2
Kansas City OIL 100 O21 2-s - /
Sallee and Kocher: Schupp. Ames
and McCarty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05
JACK AND WILLARD
AGAIN LIKELY TO
MEET, RUMORS SAY
Tex Richard Nav Match Oil
King and Championship
lard Wants to Muss Jack.

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willard Pessimistic-
AS long as Willard IS able 20 walk
and lift his arms he viii be consider
ed as worthy az another chance
against Dempsey and = a dav when
promoters are grabbing az any one
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05
New RiUaI For Hayes and Paddock
Unearthed at Notre Dame Thursday

Dame students in the barber shop
about a month ago. he was inter-
ruptcd by Frank Thomas, who chai-
lenged him 20 race. Joe accepted.
and the date was set for May l. He
realized that man cannot wear of
the rust Of IS years in four short
weeks. but he plunged into prepare
lion for the event determined 10
make the best showing possible
Day after day. he forsook the COM
forts OF his bed az the neglected
hour Of FIVE 10 workout on the Car
tier field track. Day after day. his
partners in haircutting rubbed hir
down with Koko. oil. Day after day,
he forswore the dainty pastry, the
delicious matted milk. the deadly
cigaret Day by day he improved.
That he trained faithfully cannot be
questioned after his Performa nee
yesterday.
Early in the afternoon. the crowd
began 20 assemble on Cartier te.d
Joe was ready. Altered IN a neat track
suit. and practicing starts under the
direction OF Bill Hayes and Gus
Desch Thomas was called from the
diamond. and ran in his baseball
suit. Ed Decree and Bill CastelLni
stood on either side OF the finish
line. stretching between them the
c,ean white handkerchief that serv-
Cd IS tape Behind them stood
Fill Hayes official timer. Coach
Rockae held the gun. and started
the runners OF. The spectators We're
as quiet ls IL they had been watch
Ing funeral procession. bur every
now and then. Outer OF green
backs marked the placing OF a
wager The first race was a tie
Thomas winning the anal by a scant
two feet. The time. 50 they say. was
10 Is seconds.
Onicial Dope
Here are the Official statistics re-
gardirS ice.
Name. Joe Molner. height Il
S in. weight. I5s. complexion. dark
chest expansion. 5 IN ankle. II i'm.
calf. - in. occupation barber
hobby. foot racing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05
CARDS RALLY And
DOWN REDS IN 9Th
Overcome Four-Run Lead Aft
err Cincinnati Had Scored
Six Runs.

ST. LOUIS. May Z. - St Louis
staged a ninth inning rally Thurs
day. overcoming a four run lead
and defeated Cincinnati s 10 :. The
visitors had been trailing up 10 the
ninth when they scored six runs.
The Cardinals came back in their
turn and piled up five TALES with
only one man out. Stock and Bchne
were ordered off the field for dis
putting a decision. Score:
Cincinnati 900 0C0 016-7 L 1
St. Louis 1000 O3 600 005-S Il >
Donohue. SchneI Couch Luque
and Wingo: Walker, Sherdel and
Ainsmith.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05
South Bend COIOred Lads
To Play With ELkhdrt Team

The Elkhart Giants colored will
face the jamestown Giants a James
town. about six miles southwest Of
ElEhart. at $50 o'clock Sunday af-
ternoon. Both teams are exception
ally fast and a tough battle is looked
for. Many fans from South Bend
are expected TO attend in order TO
see 7. Jackson. catcher. x. Bradley.
center field. ard /. Curtis, third
base, all of South Bend, in action.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05
FABER UNABLE TO
CHECK CLEVELAND
Ninth-Inning Rally of White
Sox Falls Two Runs
Short Of Tie.

CHICAGO, May 4-Urban Faber,
star pitcher of the Chicago White
Sox. was una BILE TO check the slug
ging Of the Indians and Cleveland
made 81 two straight from the locals
Thursday 10 %. Mails weakened
in the last inning. when Chicago
started a rally which netted three
runs. but tghtened up and retired
Hooper on strikes for the final out
with two men on base. Score:
Cleveland ..O2O Dol 2O0--5 i 2
Chicago ......OO0 600 OO3-3 10 l
Mails and O'Neil; Faber. Nc
Weeny and Schalk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05
Gates Unable to Secure
Park: Games Cancelled

Because of inability to obtain the
use of Springbrook park for the
playing of games. c. c. Gates. who
has been organizing a baseball team
for Saturday and Sunday games in
South Bend, has abandoned the
proposition. Promoters of automo-
bile and motorcycle races will use
the park or these days instead. Mr..
Gates had lined up a fast aggrega-
zion Of baseball talent and had
scheduled a number of games which
were cancelled when the park was
turned over 10 the races.
A camera that photographs noises
is The invention of an English en-
sineer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05
HEILMAN'S HOMER
DEFEATS BROWNS

DETROIT. May T. - Heilmann's
home run with Cobb and Veach on
base in the ninth inning gave De-
troit three runs and a to . victory
over st. Louis here Thursday. The
Browns got away TO a three run lead
in the first inning but Detroit tied
it up and the visitors again took
the lead in the fifth when Kenneth
Williams hit his tenth home run of
the year with Sisler on base. Score:
st. Louis 200 020 000--5 II I
Detroit ....O21 600 0C3-6 10 /
Nangilder and SEVERED; Olsen,
Oldham, Johnson and Bassler.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05

LOUISVILLE Ky. May fudge
j. ST. Lands. Commissioner of base
BAN viii hoist the American Assoc
elan 7-aulnt here May IS. il was a1-
a0urceI Thursday by Manager VIII
liam Neal Of the Louisville Colonies.
the association champions last year.
Indianapolis viii play Louisville
that day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05
SENATORS BLANK RREwERs

MILWAUKEE, May 4-Coum bus
won its fifth consecutive game Oh
the season from Milwaukee Thurs
day Burwell gaining the decision
in great hurting duel with Rev
iere. 70 o. Reviere's error on
Davis. Gleason's sacrifice and Muir
phys hit scored the only run Of the
game i'm the sixth Score:
Columbus .... 900 OOl OO0-1 Z O
Milwaukee 900 600 O00-0 I
Burwell and Hartley; REVERE.
Gearin and GOssatt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05
No. TO-

DETROIT. Mich May 4 -
Kenneth Williams hat his tenth
home run OF the season In the
NTH inning Of the -. Louis
Detroit game Thursday S.sler
was on base al the time. oldham
was pitching for Detroit
Williams smash placed him
ahead of the record established
by Babe Ruth last season. Ruth
connected with hiss tenth homer
on May u last year
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05
INDIANS DOWN SAINTS

ST. PAUL May 4-Krueger hit
his fifth home run in three days
Thursday and helped the Indians
defeat the Saints by score of 10
TO . Score:
Indianapolis .141 003 100-1O 10 o
st. Paul ....0lO 600 100 ? II .
Cavet and Kruger; Rogers, Will
uams and Gonzales
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05
Percentages of Tot,


TRBANA. ILL.,. May illinois de-
feated Chicago i'm a western confer
ence baseball game 10 10 ..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05

CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind. May g..
Wabash college defeated the Rose
Polytechnic baseball team today 3
to in a - inning game.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05
The Magic Carpet

You could the tabled carpet of Bagdad and view the
world In the hisk of eyeah would carry you any
place you wanted to go. All you had to do wish.
advertising is of magic carpet. r adj it and in the
tnkling of review the merchandise of the
world pictured and displayed for your benefit
You pick up this paper and in fifteen minutes know
what the different shops offering the way of fabrics
patterns, varieties and qualities of almost anything you
want.
The advertisements introduce you the latest styleshe
comforts for homeihe best of the worlds inven
They will tell you how buy, where buy and when
buy. They keep posted things necessary feed
and cohe you and your family and make you comfortable
and happy.
Read the advertisements a of education Read
them to keep abreast of progress.
&
Read he Advertisements Regularly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05
TOpAY's GAMES

Boston ar Brooklyn
Cincinnati az -. Louis
Chicago az PittsburC
Philadelphia dt New York.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-05

SCRAP TOBACCOS
Zoe Honest. Union Workman.
BeeChnut. Yankee Girl. Pay
Car, Brcadicaf, Clippings, Il
for ....--.-.... .-.... 500
hFirhinar Eirhinn I icnrca
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-28

Even the sunbeams could not
chase the shadows out of the Happy
Forest that cold May day. 1t was
well that little jeff, the Love Elf Of
the Forest, had so many friends. Mrs.
Mole gave him some motherly ad-
vice. The Old Man in the Moon
sent him a magic ball by Shoot
ing Star. Things DID seem sad for
short time. Today you will read
what brought happiness again to
Daisy and Buttercup. The fairies al
ways seem equal to everything.
Next Sunday begins new play in
the Fairy Grotto and today the cur
tain falls on our May play called
THE DISAPPOINTED DAISY"
Continued from Last Sunday.)
DAISY.
Wonderingly.)
Why, here's a mirror-I declare!
The raindrops must have LETT 1t there.
Cooking all about as if searching
for something)
Where is this Daisy that I see
So queer and spoiled
Breaks off to look out again and
then exclairns in horror)
1t CANNOT Eel
1t MUST be-Oh. 1t makes me i'll!
It's with only half my frill!
tried so hard to come out we'll
Someone has worked an evil spell
And I am ugly as can bel
No child would ever care for me.
Breaks off to sob.)
(She covers her face and the Sun
Fairies draw nearer, as they follow
Flicker and Golden Heart, who rush
forward with a quick wish to help.
Unconscious Of the group behind her,
Daisy continues to shudder and moan
for moment, but suddenly uncovers
her face and looks mournfully down
into the little pool. She studies her
marred image silently. while the
Sunbeams press still closer, and the
Tear Fairies steal up to wave their
magic wands over the small eager
heads before them)
I wished to be q lovely thing,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-28

ME fire engine and pump out the
flooded hole. 1T was quite task
to get the tiny fire engine near
enough, for the rabbits hole was
on the side of steep bank and the
slippery mud made the little engine
skid dangerously,
The little men put . line Of hose
into the hole and when it had been
attached to the engine they began
to pump. The Teenie Weenies
worked almost all day, and when
the hole had been pumped dry the
Old Soldier figured that they had
removed nearly a gallon Of water
from the flooded hole. .
maybe we had better pump out
Mr.. Rabbits soul,", said the Ounce
when the hole had been finished.
"He said that his soul was
drenched."
"Shp whispered the General. do
you want to make the rabbit an
gry?"
But the rabbit was much too hap
py to be angry, now that his home
was free of water, and he thanked
the Teenie Wcenies in his very
prettiest rabbit manner.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-28
Seemed Waiting for Happy Tribe Bouquets.

Memorial day year
the Towering month OF May Whether live
north or south the day has the meaning Il makes feel
again how grateful live which hangs the
aud stripes Over than could
be waving the flag love- In France the children will observe the
with flowers the all soldiers
as those OF their heroes
Last Memorial day could
ed beating OF drums and then the tramp tramp OF they
marched TO the cemetery take the tribute the
the dead Two little Happy Tribe watching
the procession by Then they followed the cemetery
had little bouquets had
very lucky little girls for their lay sleeping that
AS they walked about seemed them both
and people everywhere looking after their that wondered
there could anyone who needed their bouquets Then they ped
where had been with flowers II full
They did belong paupers
hed called and there ever
any flowers
think they the Of all" GIRL They knew
they did not have enough bouquets all
ingy laid each flowers
to them their flowers needed that
them they could hear the
somewhere off the distance So Happy Tribe bouquets
lett IN the that seemed waiting them
day at least these little forgotten II surely
ways seems does it not, that just the right -
waiting for Happy Tribe smiles kind deeds Il
The good things doing fC O1fNJ
friends, shows how fast q