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UN PERIODICO DE BERLIN
DESMTENTE LAS NOTICIAS

BERLIN, setiernbre 15.-El "Berli
ner Tageblatt' de esta noche dice que
no han sido confrmados los informes
relatives un encuentro entire so1dados
kemalistas britanicos en- los subur-
bios de Constantinopla.
Presume dicho diario que la ncti-
cia ha debido ser un "canard''.
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TOXIC, setiembre 15.-segln el Pc
riddico 'Ji Ji'' las tropas japonesas
han conclude practicamente la eva
cuaci6n de la provincial manchuriana.
u Permanece solamente un destacalnen
10 en- Kanjo, ell cual abandonara dicno
punto mahana, terrninando asi la lar
ga ocupaci6n militar de la refsrida pro
vincia.
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LAS TROPAS BRITANICAS
EAN DISPARADO CONTRA
LOS TURCOS?

PARIS, setiembre Despachos de
Berlin dicen que las tropas britanicas
han disparado anoche contra I'm desta
cstriento de soIdados turcos cerca de
Constantinopla.
Los informes afrman que diez solda
dos turcos fueron muertos.
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LOS .TURCOS HAN SECUESTRADO
NUMEROSAS NINAS NORTE
AMERICANAS

WASHINGTON, setis nbre 15.-In-
forma La Legaci6n de Grecis en- esta ca
pital que los turcos han secuestrado nu
merosas nifias orte-americanas, estu-
diantes de los cogegios catolicos, las
cuales han sido llevadas lejanas cil
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Sc INTENTA DESPLAzAR AL
SULTAN

LONDREs, setiembre 15.-Los ke
malistas favorecen la libertad de los
Estrechos exponen 'el criterio de cue
debe celebrarse en- seguida una asam
blea nacional para buscar sustituto a.
actual Sultan.
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DE VALERA RESPONDE A
MULCHAY

DUBLIN. setiembre 15.-Eamon de
Valera ha 1,sspon6ido en- t6rminos muy
terminates y vigorosos al discurso que
pronunciara aver en- el Parlamento el
416der del gobierno sefior Mulcahy.
De Valera manifesto que la lucna cl
vii en- Irlanda seguira hasta la conse-
cucion del ideal republicano.
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1%AS OONDICIONES QUE EXT=
GEN LOS KEMALISTAS SON
VERDADERAMENTE INA
CEPTABLES

LoNDRES, setiembre 15.-Telegra
fian de Atenas que las conaiciones de
paz q. exigen los Nemalistas son hastan
te inaceptables y que no merecen la
t,ena dc ser discutidas.
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ATENAS, setiembre 15.-Los miles
de refugiados cristianos que llagan aqui
procedentes de Esmirna huyendole al
furor de los kema1istas han manifes-
tado que al Aamirante ingles en- aguas
de Esmirna dirigi6 aver una en6rgica
nota al gobierno kemalista manifestan
dole cue de no cesar la matanza de los
ciudadanos ar1nenios procedera a bonn
bardear a toda prisa los cuarteles tur--
COS.
Agregan que los funcionarios del go
bier1ao de Esmirna ofrecieron respon-
der 'esta noche a la nota del marino
ingl6s.
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iCUALEs SON LAS
CoNDICIoNEs?

LoNDREs, setiembre 15-El "Dai
ly Mali publica integrdnente esta
nbche ell texto de las conaiciores de
paz que exigen los ej6rcitos kemalistas
yelas cuales Sc condensah asi:
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sU1cIDro FRUsTRADo

En- ell barrio Candelaria, de Toa Ba-
ia, Julia Olivero intent6 suicidarse to-
mandose nueve pastillas de permanga
nato d,e potasa.
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ALCOHOLADO "CEREIPINAp

Ell consueEo de los enfermos, eI que aumenta
la algeria de los que disfrutan de salud. ST todos
10 usan provecho siempre; 81 en- ningGn hogar
faIta; 81 todos 10 solictan 10 compran constante
mente iseo usted tambien disfrutara de ricas
ventajas que protegen la salud ell tocador
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LOS KEMALTSTAS AMENAZA1J
CON OCUPAR CONS
TANTINOPLA

TANTINOPLA
LoNDREs, setiembre 15.-En las
condiciones de paz hechas p1blicas por
los kdnalistas Sc manifesto que 81 los
poderes aliados Sc oponen la reinte
graci6h del Asia Menor, iniciaran la
marcha sobre Constantiaopla, aunque
surja una nTeva guerra.
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Gina de Relacio2es Exteriores confrman
totalmente los inforntss references a
la tnnatanza de los cristianos por las
tropas kemalistas.
El jefe del Gabinete, mister Lloyd
George comentando los nuevos infor-
mes ha dicho que les necesario tomar
actitudes drasticas para impedir que
continiien los horpores.
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LADELEGACION DEL CO
BIERNODELCANADARE-
TIRA UNAPROPOSICION
dades del Asia Menor.

dades del Asia Menor.
El Departamento de Estado tan
pronto recibi6 lestos informes ha pedi
do ampliacidn de los misnos al consu
lado americana en- Esmirna.
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GINEBRA, setiembre 15.-Los deFo
gados del gobierno canadense han con
sentiGo en- retirar la proposition para
suprimir el artfculo diez de la Socie
dad de Naciones.
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INGLATEBRA CONFIRMA OFF
CIALMENTE LOS HORRORES
DE ESMIRNA

LoNDREs, setiembl'e 15.-Fnformes
de Esmirna enviados anoche la Of
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FASSIG".
Ell "MARINA" SUSPENDE SU
VIAJE A SANTO DOMINGO

Con motive del huracan que anne
naza Puerto Rico, ell yapor ''Ma-
rina" ha suspen6ido su viaje San
to Domingo.
Entire los pasajeros que embarca-
ban hoy en- ell Marina, figuraba ell
senador Santiago Iglesias Pantfn.
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TetegrQ1lla del
Sr. Tous Soto

Ponce, setie1nbre Is, 1922
Ell MUNDO, San Juan.
MUNDo hoy. despues insertar ma
nifestaciones Barcel6 "Democracia''
aver, informa 20 auooric6 Pietri dijera
''estaba dispuesto aceptar cualQuier
entendido de esa naturaleza" lQu6 ma
turaleza? No Sc dice y pudiera 5nterpre
tarse anbigiiedad, signifcando 70 acep
t6 entendido sugerido Barcel6, base so
licitar remocion Rely. No es asi, 20
liable Pietri diez maiana. antes circu
lar 'Dembcracia'', conteniendo mani
festaciones Barceld. No liable Pietri
ringun entendido determinado. no Sc
nencion6 al Gobernador. Me linit6 ne
gar entrevista mia Barcelo anunciada
"Imparcial" afianar acaptaria invita-
ci6n Barcel6 conferencia asuntos publ
cos a1adir que en- ocasiones anterio
res lbs partidos habian llegado acuer
dos ToUS SOTO.
N. de la R.-Con gusto publicamos
ell anterior telegrama del senior Tous,
aunque somos de opinion que huelga el
mismo, va que nosotros, como muy bien
dice ell lider republicano, hablamos con
vi sefior Tous Soto las diez de la
Jmafiana, este es. antes de circular LA
Demo en- que aparecleron las
manifestacfones del senior Barcelo. Re
cuerde Ell sefor Tous Soto, 81 lego nueS
ira information --pues no parece ha
L'erlo hecho,- cue asi 10 cons1gnamos
en- nuestro peri6dico. precisamente p1
ra ahorrarle r4olestias al distinguido
rolitico, Y evitar equivocas interpreta
cionas por parte del publico.
N. de la R. Con gusto pu-
blicamos ell anterior telegrama Gel
Sr. Tous Soto, aunque sonnos de OPT
MON que huelga ell mismo, va que
nosotros, como muy bien dice ell lider
republican,, hablamos con el Sr. Tous
Soto a las diez de la manana, este
es, antes de circular "La Democra-
cia", en- que aparecieron las mani
festaciones del Sr. Barcel6. Recuer-
de ell Sr. Tous Soto, 81 lego nuestra
informacion,- pues no parece ha-
berlo hecho,- que asf 10 consignamos
en- nuestro perioGico precisamente
para ahorrarle molestias al distin-
guido polftico, Y evitar equ1voca in
terpretaciones por parte del p1blico.
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ATENAs, Jatiemb5e 15.-cada dda
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
200 FINED ST FOR
CHEERING VERDICT
Judge Thomas Makes 1t Costly tor
Negroes Who Could Not Restrain
Themselves in Court.

MOULTRIE, Ga.-Judge w: T.
Thomas today imposed hhe OF one
dollar each upon every negro IN the
Colquitt county court room Tor con-
tempt of court.
The fines grew out Of unrestrained
cheering that greeted the verdict which
acquitted Timothy Green, young, ne
90. for the murder OF Ed McWh1te,
another negro.
When the verdict was read the near
" two hundred negroes in the CALLER
les burst into an avalanche OF ap-
plause. -,
After imposing the fine Judge
Thomas had the stairs barred by bail
ifs and as the negroes-men, women
and children-came down they were
halted until they paid the 81 fine.
The majority of the negroes were
without money, and many OF them
had to spend the night in jail, the al
tentative for the non-payment OF the
fine.
The jury trying Green for the muir
der of McWhite reached verdict ex-
GENERATING him in less than two min
lIteS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
GEORGIA WOMEN
CATTLE BARONS
Woman Manager of Large Herd,
And Looks After All Details.
Wins Many Prizes.

TOWNSVILLE, Ga.-Several Of
Thomasville's cattle owners accepted
the invitation of Miss Frances Girls
com to attend the picnic given by her
to the live stock association of Leon
county at her winter home near Lake
Iamonia recently. Miss Griscom, who
is a member of the we'll known Phil
adelphia family of that name, has gone
largely into the raising of live stock
and has on her place splendid herds
of Ayershire and Jersey cattle. These
herds were inspected and the milk
records shown of some of the finest
COWS.
Not only is Miss Griscom one OF
the largest owners of fine cattle in
this section, but she has woman
as manager, Miss Louise Carter, who
is thoroughly up on everything con-
nected with COWS, being in charge OF
the herds. She has every animal NAM
ed and keeps a detailed record of ev-
cry one.
Mrs. Kate Ireland, of Cleveland,
Ohio, whose winter home is two or
three miles out of Townsville, also
has gone largely into the cattle bus
mess and some of her splendid Jerseys
have taken prizes, along with others
from Townsville, at the cattle shows
in Tennessee, Kentucky and elsewhere.
Mrs. Ireland is the daughter of the
late Mel Hanna, and has large estate
where she spends every winter.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
Cow Gives Idea for
Power Cotton Picker
Youth Works Fourteen Years to Per,
feet Wonder Machine.

Up in Tennessee fourteen years ago
young man happened to be strolling
by his lone cotton field, looking with
pride at the cotton tops which had just
burst into snowy bloom.
Suddenly his attention was arrested
by a meek-eyed COW that was remov-
ing, with the aid of very rough
tongue, the snowy cotton from the
bolls
But what struck young L. c. Stuck
enborg, the youth in question, was the
case with which the bovine intruder
removed the cotton lint from the pod.
"Why could not a machine be perfect
ed, perhaps electrically controlled, that
would have all the abrasive qualities
of the cows tongue, and which would
be able to gather the cotton about a
hundred times more rapidly" he ask
ed himself
Stuckenborg set to work on his idea,
but it was not until fourteen years
later that his dream of an electric cot
ton picker was realized.
Each machine carries its own pow
er plant, and there are four picking
tubes to a machine.
It's simple of operation, and where
formerly one man was able to pick by
hand Is to $50 pounds daily he is now
able to collect by the use of the ma
chine from 400 to 500 pounds a day.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
AUTOS COLLIDE ON
FLA. SHORT ROUTE
SHERIFF OF DECATUR COUN-
TY AND MINISTER HAVE A
HEAD END COLLISION.

While the sheriff of Decatur county
was making a hurried trip to Column
bus last Friday morning a minister
from his ncighboring town, Donaldson
vile, was en- route home from Column
bus
AS they were meeting, without eth
er one knowing who was the occupant
of the other car, the sheriff in his big
Buick six skidded in the road and
came face to face with the ministers
Ford.
The minister, with his wife and
children, were more or less bruised
or injured in the accident, which al
most demolished the Ford and badly
damaged the Buick.
The sheriff escaped without any Sc
rious injuries 1t was not until the
accident that the two drivers discov-
cred that they were old friends from
the same neighborhood. The sheriff,
who assumed the responsibility for
the accident, returned to the city and
had machines go out and bring in the
minister and his family, and also had
them haul in both cars for repairs.
The minister, not being prepared tor
the delay on the road and the emer-
gencies arising from his delay, was
cared for by Richland people while
here. The sheriff paid all damages sus-
tanned in the accident and after seeing
the minister and his family on board
their Ford and homeward bound left
on his trip to Columbus.-Richland
News.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
NEW FIGHT BEGUN
FOR RILEY'S LIFE
White Man Under Sentence of Death
For Assault on Little Girl Appeals
To Prison Commission.

ALBANY, Ga.-Although the SUI
preme court Thursday affirmed the
sentence OF Jud, or Ludie, Riley OF
Dougherty county, under sentence to
be hanged on a charge OF assaulting
l3-year-old girl, the fight for Riley'S
life has not ended and petition was
filed with the state prison commission
Friday asking that it recommend
Communication OF sentence to life I'M
prisOnment.
The petition for clemency declared
that the victim OF the assault was the
child Of a woman of i'll repute, and
that the charges against Riley were
the result OF anger on the part of the
child's mother over the demand OF
Riley for the return of ring. The APP
plication will be considered by the
prison commission at its May session
Glenn Hudson, another Dougherty
county man, is under sentence to be
hanged for Staying his two stepsons,
but his case also has been appealed to
the supreme court.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
STRENGTH
VITALITY
HAPPINESS
A MESSAGE TO PEOPLE IN
POOR HEALTH WHO WANT
TO BE WELL.

If you are in poor health merely
from general rundown condition.
get some GUIDES Pepto- Mangan OF
your druggist and take it with your
meals for few weeks or until you
feel right again. Pepto-Mangan is a
wonderful tonic and blood-builder and
is very pleasant to take. 1t does not
act like miracle. It's effects are grad
ual, but real and sure. 1t contains iron
in a form easily digested and absorb
ed by the system. For thirty years
Guides Pepto- Mangan has been used
by physicians as tonic for rundown
people. Don't continue to be weak,
nervous and headachy-take Guides
'Pepto- Mangan and restore your good
health. Thousands have been helped
back to health by it-you can be bene-
fitted if you will accept this truth and
act now. Sold in both liquid and tablet
form.-adv.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
PATROL SHIPS WATCH
GIANT ICEBURGS NOW
GUARD STEAMSHIP Ian E S
FROM FLOATING MONSTERS,
AND WARN OCEAN LINERS.

About April 1st, the time OF the year
when icebergs floating down from the
frozen Arctic threaten steamships in
the transatlantic lanes, the United
States coast guard sent out two yes
sells for patrol work One OF them will
stay in the iceberg track, sending out
warning radios four or five times
day, while the other rehts and takes
aboard fresh supplies before relieving
her sister ship.
The first OF the grim icebergs, one
of which sent the giant Titanic to her
waterv grave on April IA, 1912, makes
its appearance about April LIST, COM
ing down from Baffin Bay bound for
the Grand Banks of Newfoundland
and points south. To strike an ice
berg at night or in fog means de-
struCtion for the stouest steamship,
with loss, perhaps, of all the lives on
board
Nations Split Patrol Expense.
1t is virtually an impossibility to
destroy an iceberg and thus get it out
of the way of navigation. Uncle Sans
warships have tried by attacking the
mountains of ice with big, armor-
piercing projectiles from high-power
guns. A white spot showed where
each shell struck, but that was all.
To blow up such monster is out of
the question.
Being baked in their efforts to
break up the icebergs, humans can do
nothing but keep a watch on them and
give warning to ships of their pres
ence and Dosjtion This is the DartiCl-
lar mission of the coast guard. The
iceberg guard was set ten years ago
after the frightful disaster which be-
fell the Titanic.
A conference of maritime nations
resulted in the establishment of the
patrol by the United States, each OF
the other powers contributing to its
maintenance. On the first day OF
March each year a vessel is sent out
to make preliminary ice observations,
locating field ice, determine its drift,
and study the direction of the Labra-
dor current and Gulf streams.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
For Administration.

GEORGIA, Terrell County.-To all
whom it may concern: c. F. Scott hav-
ing in proper form applied to me for
permanent letters OF administration on
the estate of Mrs. Annie Mae Scott,
late of said county, this is to cite all
and singular the creditors and next of
kin of Mrs. Annie Mae Scott to be
and appear at my office within the time
allowed by law, and show cause, if any
they can, why permanent administra-
ton should not be granted to c. F.
Scott on Mrs. Annie Mae SCOTS es-
tate. Witness my hand and official sig
nature, this 10Th day of March, 1922.
L. c. HOYL, Ordinary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
HAPPINESS IN OUR HEART.

The happiness that we vainly seek
the world over is all the time within
us, nestled close to our own hearts,
Bruce Calvert.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
NUMBER OF YOUNG
CRIMINALS ALARMING
FULTON JUDGE SAYS MAORI
TY OF FELONS TRIED BE-
FORE HIM ARE YOUTHS.

ATLANTA, Ga.-Expressing alarm
at the startling number OF youths hail
ed before the courts nowadays as
criminals Judge John d. HUMPHREYS
OF the Fulton superior court in an
address before the Masonic club, de-
clared that in the majority of felony
cases in his court the defendants are
white youths between 10 and Is years
Of age.
Army of Boy Criminals.
Judge HUMPHREYS declared that
there is "a great army OF young boys
literally following life of crime, and
constantly coming before the courts.
Young white men under Is are
h,1rplarizing our stores" he said.
"They are smashing windows and
footing business houses in the heart OF
the CITY. They are entering our resi-
dences while our families are away:
Every class of burglary is committed
by boys. .
auto thefts are committed almost
entirely by white boys. Why? Negroes
find it difficult to dispose OF stolen
machines. AS a rule negro automobile
thieves strip a car of its tires and &C
cessories and abandon it near the edge
of the city.
Temper Justice With Mercy
These young white men must be
punished, but in melting out the pun
ishment the courts are trying to treat
the defendants with mercy. 1t is WIS
dom to give the courts and juriess a
broad discretion in imposing penalties
To determine guilt is one thing, but
to determine the need Of punishment
is sometimes altogether different.
"A great many crimes are beng
committed by what is known as pro-
fessional criminals and although they
are not hardened criminals they have
launched on a criminal career as their
life profession"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
For Dismission.

STATE OF GEORGIA, Terrell
County Whereas, Mrs. l. M. Jen-
nings, administrator of J. w. Jennings,
represents to the court in her petition,
duly filed and entered on record, that
she has fully administered J. W. Jen-
nings' estate: This is, therefore, to
cite all persons concerned, kindred and
creditors, to show cause, if any they
can, why said administrator should not
be discharged from her administration,
and receive letters of dismission on
the first Monday in May, 1922.
L. c. HOYL, Ordinary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
SAYS NOBODY ENTIRELY
SANE AT so YEARS OF AGE
Attorney Defends Widows 100000
Will Against Relatives.

"'There amt no such animal as a
perfectly sane man when he reaches
the age Of 50 years." declared Attor-
ney Charles R. Webster in his ad-
dress to the jury on behalf of Chicago
$1,000,000 will of the late Mrs. Angela
c. Gormully.
The will is being contested by rela-
tives of the woman on the grounds
that she was Of unsound mind when
she made it on May 10, 1919, eighteen
months before her death.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
A Farmer Cured of Rheumatism.

"a man living on a farm near here
came in a short time ago completely
doubled up with rheumatism. hand
ed him a bottle of Chamberlain's Lin
iment and told him to use it freely, p"
says c. ?. Rayder, Patten Mills, n
Y. "a few days later he walked into
the store as straight as a string and
handed me a dollar saying, give me
another bottle of Chamberlain's Lini-
ment; want it in the house all the
time, for it cured me- adv.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
NOTICE.

The public is hereby notified that |
do not agree to become responsible
for any debts or contracts unless MADE
by myself. | have no agents or part
ners who are authorized to contract
debts in my name This Feb. 70, I9ZI.
D. A. SMITH, Dawson. Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
PENNY STAMP SOLD TO
AMERICAN FOR S30,00O.OO

PARIS-A 1-cent British Guiana
stamp, issue OF 1856, sold at auction
to an unidentified American for 100000
francs. This, plus l7h per cent state
tax, brings the total to about $4,000
at present exchange rates, the record
French price.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-18
The Word Amen Goes
Back to Ancient Egypt
In Hebrew Language Means Strong,
Or Trustworthy, the God of Truth.

The reason why the word amen"
is used at the end of creeds and pray
ers extends far back.
Amen, otherwise known as Ammon,
was one of the chief dieties of the an
Gent Egyptians and was supposed to
have dominion over both the earth
and the heavens. One of his titles was
Amen-ka-mut-f, meaning husband OF
his mother and signifying that he was
the oldest and at the same time the
youngest of created beings.
In the Hebrew language, from
which the word comes to us, amen
means strong" or Trustworthy" the
God of truth" referred to in Isaiah
being literally the God of amen" In
using the word we not only convey the
sense of so bet it," which is the com
monty accepted meaning, but solemnly
affirm the truth of what has been re-
cited.
Evening journal., 1922-07-12
KITTEN FAMILY
FOR THIS DOG

CHESTER. Pa. July 12.-The
motherly instincts Of female
poodle are. displayed in a remark
able manner at the home OF John
Kelly. her owner. at Fifteenth and
Chestnut streets. where many Wis
itors are attracted TO witness un-
usual scenes. The last surviving
member Of the poodles litter OF
pups died a day or two ago and the
mother dog brooded about her loss
Now she is happy
Kelly was strolling through the
woods and discovered two stranded
Maltese kittens. He picked them up
and took them home. whore he in
troduced them 10 the poodle and
she since has been mothering and
nursing them with all the affection
and attention she is capable Of be-
slowing. A generous neighbor with
a motherless kitten has added to
the poodle's dependents and she ac-
cepts the increase with no show OF
animosity.