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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
COMMENTARIES DE
rn. BARTH0U

M. Barthou recuerda que Francia
runca ha manifestado sentilnjentos de
hostilidad contra ell pueblo ruso y que
ella esta ansiosa de reanudar las rela-
clones con Russia. Agreg6 que ell go
bierno frances defenderia una PROPOSE
cion de ley nediante el cual Sc resta-
blezcan esas relaciones. Dijo tambien
que Francia soIamente guardaba rem
cores al gobierno ruso que hrm6 Ell
estdpido tratado de Brest Litowsk.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
Los AMERICANos ENvIAN
UNA NOTA a. FRANCIA ACER
CA DE LA CONSOLIDATION
DE LAS DEUDAS

PARIS, mayo Ell ministro de Ha
cienda, M. Lasteyre, ha recibido una
nota de Estados Unidos en- la que Sc
requiere del gobierno frances Que pre-
sente observaciones en- relaci6n con la
consolidation de las deudas extranje-
ras que empezara cobrar proximamen
te ell gobierno de Norte America.
FL Ministro de Hacienda esta re-
dactando la contestaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
HUGHES Y Ell PROBLEMA
RUSO

WASHINGTON, mayo Eel Sc
cretario de Estado Mr. Hughes, ha ma
nifestado a la delegation de la Liga
International de Mujeres en- favor de
la paz la lbertad mundial, que an
tes de que los Estados Unidos reconoz
can Ell gobierno de Russia habra de pa
gar este las deudas contraidas con Ell
extranjero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
Sc ESTABILIZARA LA INDUS
TRIA DEL CARBON

WASHINGTON, mayo Ell presi.
dente Harding ha discutido con los IL
deros del Congreso su proyecto de es-
tabilizar la industria del carbon, dis
tribuyendolo durantc todo cl ano, en-
vez de trimestral como Sc venia ha-
ciendo hasta ahora.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
Ell BANCQ GERMANO CUBA
NO sUsPENDE SUS PAGOS

WASHINGTON, mayo 2-Inf5rrna
ell Departamento de Comercio que va
rias empresas norteamericanas, en-
union de varios prominentes hombres
de negocios de la Habana, tomaron
medidas efectivas para controlar la 81
tuaci6n con motive de la suspension
de pagos anunciada por el Banco Ger
mano-cubano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
KRFASsIN MEGA Ell RUMoR

GENOVA, mayo Ell delegado ru
SO a la conferencia, Mr.. Krassin. ME
ga ell rumor circulado de que entire la
delegation del tsoviet" y los delega.
dos ingleses Sc ha firmado un conve-
Mo mediante ell cual Inglaterra Sc en-
cargaria de explotar los pozos de pc.
tr6leo rusos. La noticia ha sido ne:
gada categ6ricamente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
MISTER TAFT NOMBRARA
Ell PRESIDENTE DEL C0MITE
DE ARBITRAJE PARA CON
TROLAR LAS DEUDAS RUSAS

GENOVA, mayo p La ccnferen-
cia economical ha decidido delegar en- ell
senior William Howard Taft, presidente
del Tribunal Supreme de Estados Uni
COS, la mission de nombrar al Presiden-
t. del Comite Mixto de Arbltrsje que
entendera en- Ell control de las deudas
rpsas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
SEMANA DE FOMENTO Y
DIFFUSION POSTAL
Ell AHORRO ES LA SEMILLA
DEL TRIUNFO

81 quereis saber 81 estais destina-
dos uniros al ejercito de los fraca-
sados al de los victoriosos, podeis
averiguarlo facilmente. La prueba es
simple infalible: jPODEIS AHO-
RRAR PARTE DE VUESTROS IN
GRESOS? De la contestacion a esta
pregunta depende el que pertenez-
Gals un bando a otro.
Ell hombre positive diapasoniza su
vida con la nota d. PUEDO. Ell hom
bre negative con la de NO PUEDO.
Entire la afrmaci6p y la negacion
esta toda h diferencia entire el Gxi-
to el fracaso.
Decfdase ahora mismo e investi-
que la manera de abrir una cuenta
de ahorros en- ell Correo. Este sera ell
primer paso hacia el triunfo. A con
tinuaci6n encontrara algunos datos
respecto al Sistema de Ahorros Pos
tales. Para mas detalles dirfjase
la oficina postal mas cercana.
Ell Sistema de Albrros Postales fue
establecido por una acta del Congre-
so de los Estados Unidos aprobada
ell 25 de JUNO del 1910 fin de pro
porcionar facilidades para ell depo-
sito de ahcrros. Estos depositos
estan garantizados por ell Tesoro de
los Estados Unidos.
Cualquier persona de 10 AMOS en-
adelante puede abrir una cuenta de
ahorros, en- la seguridad de que su
nombre no sera divulgado. Con esta
garantia un nino puede abrir una
cuenta sin que sus padres 10 sepln,
una muier casada sin el consenti-
miento nj intervention de su mari
do.
Por cada cantidad depositada Sc
entrega un certifcado de deposito con
ell nombre del depositante, nGmero de
su cuenta, fecha del dep6sito, y fe-
cha en- que empiezl devengar in
ter6s. Este es de dos por ciento
annual. Los certificates de dep6sitos
Sc expiden en- cantidades fjas de 81,
So, $5, $40, $50, $50, 500 y $500.
Estos certifcados no son transient
bles nj Vegetables, pero el deposit
tante puede retirar en- cualquier item
po el total parte de su deposito.
La cantidad menor que Sc puede
depositar es 81, y el balance mayor
que puede tener una persona es de
$1,000, excluyendo los intereses. Can
tidades memories de 81 pueden econo
mizarse comprando selIos de ahorro
de 10 centavos. Con estos sellos Sc
suministra gratis una tlrjeta con
capacidad para 10 sellos. Despues de
completar esta tarjeta puede canjear
Sc, por un certifcado de deposito de
81, hacerse efectiva.
Los dep6sitos empiezan devengar
interes el dfl primero del mes 81
guiente la fecha en- que fue hecho
ef deposito. En- case de que un certi
ficado de deposito Sc pierda o Sc des-
truya, puede obtenerse un duplicado
en- la ofcina expedidora, llenando los
requisites necesarios.
Ell COMITE DE PUBLICATION,
Oficina de Correos.
Mayo 1922 San Juan, P. R..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
Ell REY DE EGIPTO FELICITA
A HARDING

WASHINGTON, mayo Ell Rey
de Egin]o Fouad ha trasmitido un ca
blegralna al presidente Harding, asi
como tambien al Secretario de Estado
Mr.. Hughes, reiter&ndolc las gracias
por ell mensaje que lie remitieron al
subir al trono aquel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
coo MARINOS AMERICANOS
EN- AGUAS DE CHINA

WASHINGTON, mayo Ell Dc
partamento de la Armada ha manifei-
tado la prensa que en- ell mar de la
China hay actualmente alredor de 600
marinos americanos. Y que La dele
gaci6n americana en- Pekin estaba pro.
tegida sufcientemente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
BARTHoU A PARIS

GENovA, mayo q M. Louis Bar
thou presidente de la delegation fran
cesa en- la. conferencia econ6nica sal
Ora esta tarde con direction 8 Paris.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
Ell Ola DEL TRABAJO EN-
ROMA

ROMA, mayo q El Gia Gle aver
transcurri6 en- calma. Solameate tres
otreros fueron muertos por "a policia
en- motines ocurridos en- Florencia. Par
ma Y Novara.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
DON JUAN o'NEILL

Hemcs tcnido Ell gusto de saludar en-
esta ciudad npestro estimado amigo,
ell senor Juan o'Neill, alto empleado
de la Compania del ferrocarrii dis
tinguido caballero, que por sus sim
ratias, goza de gran prestigio en- San
Juan.
Reiter&mosle nuestro cordial saludo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
LAS TROPAS LEALES DE IR
LANDA CONTRA LOS
REVOLUCIONARIOS

BERLIN, mayo 2-Numerosas tro-
pas del gobierno del Estado Libre alta
caron los revolucionarios que ocupa-
ban varios edifcios de esta ciudad.
Los rebeldes evacuaron sus posicio-
nes dejando Ell campo a los defensores
del gobiernO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
Ell sR. GAMBARo, AcLARA

El sehor Gambaro, asambloista que
asistia nuestra conversation con Ell
sehor Diez de Andino, intervino con ell
prop6sito de hacer una aclaraci6n.
Sea-.
Ell seiior Gambaro manifesto que,
efectivamente, tanto la mayoria como
los miembros de la minoria republica-
ma estaban interesados en- la ordenan-
"a, con exception del senior Martinez
Davila, a,-rniembro de esta ultima
quien Sc opusc ella, alegando meros
tecnicismos legales, los cuales-a1adio
el senior Gnnabaro-parecen estar de
moda entire los republicanos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
Ell MERCADo DE TRIGo,
MAIZ Y AvENA EN- LOS E. U

NUEvA YORK, mayo Eel merca-
do de trigo Sc abri6 con los siguientes
precios, para entrega en- mayo un
dollar cuarenta un centavo v tres
cuartos; julio, uno veintiocho un oc-
tavo; setiembre, uno diez y nueve y
medic. Ell maiz fue cotizado para en-.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
Ell JEFE DEL GABINETE
JAPONES HA DIMITIDo

TOXIC, mayo 2-El presidente del
Gabinete, Taxa Hashi ha dimitido
FL motive de la renuncia del promi
nente politico japones, es haber per
rlitido la reorganization parcial de la
Armada
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
LOS AMOTINADOS DE IRLAN
DA OCUPAN POSICIONES
EgTRATEGICAS

DUBLIN, mayo -Numerosos ele-
mentos que Sc amotinaron esta mafia.
ma ocuparon ell Ayuntamiento, Ell Ban
co de Irlanda, la Cathedral y el casti-
llo de Kilkenny.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
Ell presidente de la dele
gaci6n rusq dirige una ex-
tensa carta d M. BQrthou
Ell documento fu6 Iefdo ante ell Comite de los
GSuntOS ruSOS

tigar los enojos que pudieran interrum-
Iir los trabajos de la conferencia de
Geneva.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
Las tropas del gobierno
irlandeS Ocupan inlportan-
tes posiciiones en- Galway
Los poderes extranjeros establecen una pro-
tesla energica

trega en- mayo sesenta y un centavo
y tres cuartos; julio, sesenta cinco
cinco octavos; setiembre, sesenta y
ocho un cuarto. La avena fue ofre-
cida para entrega en- mayo treinta
seis v siete octavos; julio, cuarenta
un octave setiembre, cuarenta uno
cinco octavos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
Ell PoLICIA MENDEz INvEsTIGA

A la bora en- que transcribimos
estas notas para Ell MUINDO, el ac-
two policia destacado en- esta Central
ha salido al campo en- investigaciones
del hecho. Nos notifca este conpe-
tente guardian de este pueblo, que
abriga la esperanza de averiguar 10
que haya de verdad en- este supuesto
hecho monstruoso.
Enrique E. IRIzARRY
Aguada, P. R.
Mayo 2, 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
MANIFESTATIONS DEL
sR. DIEz DE, ANDINo

El senior Diez de Andino, Comisiona-
do de Hacienda Municipal, quien pre-
guntamos aver su opinion sobre el asun
to, nos inform6 que la anterior orde-
nanza tiere por objeto reunir fondos
con desttno la Benefcencia, a fin de
que las clases desheredadas, de San
Juan est6n mejor atendidas de 10 que
estan ahora, pues los ingresos ordina-
rios del Municipio no rinden 10 sui
ciente para esas atenciones. La orde-
nanza solo establece una contribution
de UNI diez por ciento en- relaci6n al
precio de los boletos, en- modo algu-
no implica el aumento extraordinario
que injustificadamente han hecho los
duenos de cines, son duda alguna con
ell fin de hacer ante Ell pueblo propa-
ganda en- contra de la Asamblea Mu-
nicipal, que adopto la ordenanza Es
necesario-dijo ell senior Diez de An
dino-que el pueblo sepa que tales in
gresos Sc reducen al pago de un cen
tavo por entradas de diez centavos Y
no cinco centavos, como han estable-
cido los duenos de cines.
Este arbitrio- continue ell Comisio-
nado de Hacienda-fue impuesto. real
mente;T para ser satisfecho por los ash
duos concurrentes los espectaculos,
" no por los duenos de cines. No Sc
explica que siendo asi, esos sefiores
est6n Queriendo hacer de clio un arma
en- contra de la Asamblea, cuyos de-
secs al votar la ordenanza estaban ms
pirados en- los mejores principles, va
cue el proposito de aqu6lla es lograr
que el rdblico contribuya, con una in
fima parte de 10 que gasta en- diversio-
nes, al sostenimiento de la Benefcen-
cia, 10 cual podra ser de utilidad mu-
chos en- Ell futuro.
Ell sefior Diez de Andino manifesto,
ademas, que ell pago del impuesto mu-
nicipal sobre espectaculos, al cnal Sc
referen ahora los duehos de cines, ha
sido siempre negado por los cines, al
extreme de que este asunto ha sido
va somotido a la consideration del abo
gado de la ciudad.
Y concluyo expresando nuestro ami
go que en- la creaci6n de dicha orde-
nanza estaba interesada toda la Asam-
bic municipal tanto unionistas como
republicanos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03

PEKIN, mayo L. Los Ministries de
lass naciones extranjeras han cstable-
cido una protesta ante ell lider revolu
c.onario Chang Tsolin, quien hs orde-
rsdo Ell bloqueo de los ferrocaniles. en-
oposici6n con el tratado protocolario
frmado el afio 1900.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
(UNITED PREsS)
(Via All America Cables)

LoNDREs, mayo 2-Noticias reci-
bidas por la Central News" dicen q.
las tropas del Estado Libre ocuparon
las importantes posiciones que tenian
los soldados republcanos en- Galway.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-24
DENIED MEAT FOR TEN YEARS
Wife Testifes in Court She Wasn't
Let Express Her Pleasure
or Saturdays.

Cedar Rapids. la.-Mrs. Maud Oar
land. Nife Of clyde narland, head OF
the Helping Hand Mission in Cerr"
Gordo county. was granted divorce
on the grounds Of cruel AMI inhuman
treatment. She alleged She had not
been permitted to eat meat for Ten
wears. WAS not permitted to drinks
coffee ar tea. could not use vinegar az
pepper and could express NO pleas
ure" un saturday.
Their seven children. she alleged
were MOI permitted I" Elay on Saiur-
DAYS and were compelled I" pray "ne
hour every morning ann an hour and
a half every evening. The oldc'
- ildrcu she claimed. were forced "a
walk four miles Ia work. nnd their
unly food during the Gay WASH crust
II bread. She was allowed III" ciIS.
;ody nj tie children and $50 moni'
~f;.aa.av
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-24
kept COFFIN UNDER
HER BED FOR rs YEARS
Used for Aged Woman at Last,
but Had Served as Guard
and Health Promoter.

The coffin that Mrs. Eliza Bass Of
Lumberton, y. e., kept under her bed
for % years has at last been put to
use. The old woman has died AT the
uge of ninety -four and they have bur
led her, as she commanded, In the
rude box that kept her close and con
staut company for 80 long.
Its proximity southed her and made
her sluinbers more satisfactory. She
always declared, moreover, IL kept her
lonely little house on the edge Of the
village a. safe from chicken thieves
and other Inarauders as II she had
pack OF fierce bulldogs To protect her
The negro population of LunbertOn
and the surrounding country had u
deadly fear Of the old wolnans house
They would 90 hundreds of yards out
Of their way 10 keep from passing
near II.
Back In 1895 Mrs. Bass became III
and Arren lvcy. an old carpenter was
brought into the room and instructed
us 10 how the coffin should be- made
In few days nice box nude of heart
pine and vanished black was brought
into the room and at the old wuman's
request placed under her bed. lmme.
diately She grew better This hap
pened several times in subsequent
years.
"Why do you get well every time
when they bring the coffin out from
under the bedf'' she was once asked.
well. III tell YOU She said; ~
hate collins ms much as anybody Sc
when ] see ii, it makes me- hate To die
so bad that | just naturally gifts we'll"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-24
WILL GET s5Co.OO0
Lucky Nephew Heir 10 Huge Estate
Under VIII.

Alfred Co,crrr 81 Lawrence Mass.
who died >"Iur weeks ago, left his en-
tire estate of S1,N.oOo Ia his nephew
]. H. Cotcrre aged twenty eight, Of
North BAY. Can.
North BAY limitations state that til,
lucky youth never before had more
than 81 SEQ In his 1, secession tn,
tual S230.o1O Of the estate will short
~ he transferred ~ hrm. hut he viii
continue his present business If con.
Quoting small mirror repair auG sil.
yer plating establishment.
Coterre has no relatives is unmar-
rird ANA viii now he one ~ three
wcalthicSt men IN North BAY. He Is
moi unduly elated. He says he will
build u new home ana put the rest Of
his fortune in the bank.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-24
CASTS TYPE IN JAPANESE
New invention SAID TO Solve News
paper Problem.

The Patent Bureau NJ Tokyo
has granted e. Y. Miyagkia. pat
rnt for typecasting and setting
machine which reproduces Japaucs,
characters. The machine includes
about eighty type bars. loosely fitted
to permit their removal 10 reach the
muzzle 81 the melting pot. The moids
ARE controlled from keyboard. the
setting and casting being done auto.
matically.
For wears experiments have been
conducted IN japan and China In an
effort Ia devise successful typeset
ting machine for Chinese and Jap
anese newspRis :. but 50 far the re-
suits have not been satisfactory.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-24
Whipped Kenneth for Crying.

No pillow. That's how hurt my
head rs laying on H." carpet IN the
box
Black aud blue marks on his body
Kenneth said. were from being struck
with The handle Of broom
Mrs. vcrmicr told Mrs. Searcs that
II Of her T. children are ri home.
The oldest. Everett. seventeen. j. liV-
ing with family 10y whom he was
adopted in infancy.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-06-24
kept IN CELLAR
FOR TWO MONTHS
Five-year-0Id Boy, His Body
Emaciated and Covered With
Bruises, Rescued by Police.
TELLS OF BRUTALITY
Slept on Piece CT Carpet in Crude
Soap eox-When He Cried Other
Children Were Sent Down
to Punish Him.

Syracuse. y. l.--Ihe police rescued
Kenneth Ncrmicr. five years old. part
~ nude. from Tie cellar If the family
home, where he j. said 10 have been
imprisoned for two months. The huy's
father is Herbert Ncrnicr production
superintendent IT one u the city's
largest industries.
The lad. cmaciaicd his body and
head covered with wounds and bruises.
his neck turned. probably permanent.
~. from hu'ltl.ng on II piece of car
pet IN a crude soap box, was taken
from the cellar ny Mrs. GcnrvieNe
Searlcs. pnlicew"lnan. and William
Mrsick. superintendent of the Society
for the Prevention of cruelty to chill
drcn.
The boy was wrapped in a blanket
and taken before u justice Of TIE pence
AT Eastwood, where charge Of i'm
proper guardianship was brought
against him. The court adjourned the
case giving his cusiodiauS permission
To take the little boy 10 the mairon's
department NJ police headquarters
here
Long Time in Cellar
How long were you down in the
cellar" pole" officer asked him.
II don't know Just how lon2, mis-
ter" the hoy answered. "tui it WAS
an awful long time down there"
"What lid You have 10 cat:'
swell sometimes they would send
down bowl ~ toa>tics, with q li,tlo
milk. then u little toast"
Some of the uci.hhorho"d children
told Mr.. Mc>ick ana Mrs Searlc> that
when they We're rlayin. with the Yer
micr children. Kenneth would hear
them ana start 10 cry from Tie cellar.
When that would happen. the inVcsii.
gators were told one uf the ether
children would he sent into ihc e, liar
to whip Kenneth Tor crying.
pr. Maudcll Shimher=, Police sur
econ. said the hoy was suffering from
mnnu,ri,ion. Tie hoy was taken 70
The Syracuse Memorial hospital
Tells of His Bruises.
Kenneth 0Us asked h"w he received
he wounds "a his head and ho'ly.
"Tho>c" Tho child said. pointing "a
the wounds ~ hi face aud head
came FROM >lrcp!ne IN The hoN. |
had the bon ncNt "a the furnace.
There WAS carpr; in the ho,i"n
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-12-16
WARM DISPUTE OVER GRAPE
Alabama Claims TO Be Ancestral Home
Of the Scuppernons. but Texas
Writer Denies H.

Hero comes HE Montgomery Adver-
tlscr charging that We are al isuor-
anus SO lar rs the Scuppcruous grape
is concerned, and II claims Alabama
.aS iAc ancestral hemr Of that grape
writes George II Bailey III thu iIous-
ton Post There is IN Mantco, Roam
oGc lsaUl = G, d Srupperuous grape
,.thor whose history Is Known fur more
thau three hundred wears The grape
itself gets it, uaule from The Scupper
none river. the dividing line betwcen the
counties - TyrreI and nare There
never was Seuppernong graI~ in
Nlahama uutu that domain ceased 20
Ice u part 81 Louisiana and after Eng
land hua acquired il Boy conquest in
i7t3 Then the settlers from the Car
olinas entered that c"uutry through
Georgia bringing the ScupIernoug
with them W have seen some nice
Scuppernmg afhnrs 10 Alabama
which is FIN. state. bu; Alabama Is
not the ancestral home ~ the Soup
pcrnnng The grap, is native ~
North Carolina aHd vas cultivated
there Us SETTLERS early ID ihc Seven
tcrnih century A comparatively new
stat. Ike Alabama ught ~ - mare
careful vlth is cbms Il ~ presume
~ m ancient commonwealth that
boasts the earliest white settlers on
the North Amer.oan continent
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-12-16

his mother Aunt Ems getting ready
10 retire from public View and She
says ought not to 60 about the boat
alone, but r@tllz" that must have
mir ana exercise Mr. Whi,trns seat
nj table is opposite ours Aunt En-
hates to have people s." Der looking
pale AMI srlrItles>" as She calls a.
| may have to assert myself
Third Day Out Aunt Ems all in
and | simply cant >it with her IN that
stuffy room. even though Il il one ~
the best on the boat She lust reads
and eats ginger besides her four
reguars-and watches her c"mIieV-
ion She doesn't need me AMI I need
air The most exciting thing has hap
pened. The old gentleman IN the deck
chair next mine fell and sprained his
ankle. and today Paul Written Mr.
Written asked permission 10 have
his changed To that place. lie certain
~ IL peach and h. converScS won
derfully You'd b. surprised how fast
one gets on on shiWhoartl. feel as
though I'd always known him. IA
like Ia know IL Nell Stuart has tried
TO get ner claws on Bill | don't trust
her-and men are ncklc Even shake
spearc said zone foot in the water
and one on land To one grl con.
stnnt never"-or something like that.
and ! CUES. he knew.
Fourth pay Ou-Well, what do
you know Paul says I'm the best
travelling companion he ever met and
the most wonderful sailor It's quite
rough too, but | certainly feel better
10 keep on deck And he is tho one
whose mother Aunt I'm knows I
haven't said ANYTHING about his chang
inc his chair Il doesn't seem ncccs-
sary. lie read aloud 50 long today
couldn't get in my daily letter to Bill
oh what is there about light hair
and dark eyes that il ~ thrilling,
drearnt tho most marvellous, dream
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