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The Wolf Point herald., 1923-03-01

FOR TRADE-A half interest in a
$4,000 orchard tract with beauti-
full house, close to Wenatchee; re-
turns from 1922 crop over $12,-
000-for good grocery stock or
half interest in general stock To-
Gated in territory capable of alb
sorbing good quantity of apples.
1-3t 7. D. Rafter, Wenatchee, Wash.
FOR SALE-One 12x25 Avery tract
or, $3.50. Two 500 gallon gasoline
wagon tanks, $75. Two Emerson
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-03-01

FOR SALE-Two-story six-room
house and lot, one-half block north
of G. N. Hotel. Good cellar and
coal shed. Lot is fenced. Price
$500. Easy terms. Ben F. Wech-
sler LIT
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-03-01

FOR SALE-Two-room house, partly
modern, Northside. Terms to r;gh
party. Will trade for Southsidt
property. Call or write Vol
Point Steam Laundry. 1913
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-03-01

WOOD-Dry wood for sale, stove o.
cord lengths. Phone any dray
office CT S: T. Cogswell, Oldtown
phone 5-F-12. 49-t1
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
S. McIvor, Minister

Morning Service HOO A. M.
Sunday School 1000 A. M.
Y. P. S. c. E. $50 P. M.
Evening Service 1880 P. M.
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-03-01

FOR SALE-A piano in good condi
ton and of good appearance. Yer!
cheap for cash. Address Jacl
Costa, Box 48, City. 1t.
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-03-01

FOR SALE-One $54 "Auto Knit
ter, good and complete as from
factory, $35 cash. Address box
101, Wolf Point, Mont. 1-2tp
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-03-01

FOR SALE-Franklin Cabinet sew
ing machine, kitchen cupboard,
bed and. springs, chiffonier. May
be seen at Mrs. Murphy's at the
Murphy Sisters building.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17
H m6deo del 4GuantdnamO' ST. Aspetia, nos
reIata los resuItadOs que 1a Obtenido con una
vaOlna dntituOereuOsa deSCubiefta en- Cuba

A bordo del vapor cubano "Guan-
tanamo'', saludamos aver al M6dico
del mismoe DR.. Nicolas Azpeitia, con
quien cambiamos impresiones acerca
de los resultados asombrosos que, Sc
gun 81, ha alcanzado en- Cuba la va
cuna antituberculosa descubierta por
el Doetr Joaquin Davila. notable me-
dico habanero que ha empleado mn-
chos afios de su vida en- esas especula-
clones cientlfcas.
El doctor Azpeitia, refri6ndose al
asunto nos dijo 10 que sigue:
"Ia Vacuna Davila, aunque parez-
ca, a primerai vista 'tuna tuberculina
mas" es, mi juicio, algo diametral-
mente opuesto elias. Y es precisa-
mente su modc de obrar sobre Ia san
gre Y las modifcaciones que imprime a
la formula nuclear, la que hace resa1
tar esta diferencia, que es tambi6n evi
dente por los. resultados clinicos que
con ella Sc obtienen.
En- la composition quimica del ba-
clio. es indiscutible que existen unas
parties ,faeImente extractibles, vene-
ncs difusibles que facilmente pasan al
torrente circulatorio, sin vivo', los
medios de cultivo, Gin vitro''. Y exis-
ten otras parties composiciones que
so1amente act1an 81 ell bacilo es COM
pletamente desintegrado.
Son, precisamente, las parties difu-
sibles, tan piret6genas en- ell enfermo,
las que extra-das del liouido de cul~
two 0 del mismo bacilo, Sc encuen-
tran en- tedas las tuberculinas. Y en-
cambio, las parties no diahsables, fall
tar en- las tuberculinas, va porQue SO
ha prescindido de ellos como en las
TIA, TO, y AT de Koch, la Tuberculo-
cidine de Klebs, o la Oxitoxine de Hirsch
fielder, va porque Sc han destruido o
modihcado por ell calor los produc-
tos qufmiccs adicionales, como en- La
BE de Koch en- la tuberculina de
Reranek.'
En- cuanto su experiencia perso
nal en- ell asunto el doctor Azpeitia, a
preguntas nuestras, manifesto:
Yo comenc6 utilizar la vacuna
con la desconfanza del que, una tras
otra, ha lido desechando tantas prepa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17
Ell MoRRo CASTLE

Este hidroplano de la Aeromarlne
Airways, Inc, que tantas horas agra
dables Y placenteras ha proporcionado
a los habitantes de Puerto Rico, saldra
hoy a las nueve de la mafana, para
hacer un viaje alrededor de la isla con,
cuatro pasajeros muy conocidos y dis
tinguidos, que son Mr.. chas. F. Hart
zen. Mr.. Chas. T. Hartzell, Jr., y Sc
nora, Mr. F. w. Eaton. Este ultimo
ha llegado nuestra ciudad en- viaje
de turismo. Regresaran de su excur-
sion aerea, esta tarde a las seis.
Ma1ana domingo, Ell hidroplano Mo-
rro Castle'' Sc qucdar& en- San Juan,
para complacer varias familias que
quieren hacer algunos vuelos sobre nues
ira ciudad. Quedan por tai motive avi--
sados todos los amantes de tan agra
dable "sport", pues tendran todo Ell
dia dc manana para volar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17
coNCIERTo PoR RADIO

Frograma cue sera trasmitido por la
Estacion Radiotelefonica WKAQ de la
Eadio Corporation de Puerto Rico de
$50 10 P. M. ell domingo 18 de fe-
brero de 1928, San Juan, P. r.
1.-Introduccion.
2.-Love Butterflies schutt, ejecuta-
90 al piano por -el sr. O'Neill.
3.-Zoolog1a .Lirica, poesia del laurea-
do poeta portorriqueao Ferdinand r.
Cestero, canto primero Y segundo la
hormiga Y la arana, recitada por sn
autor.
4.-Romanza de la Flor, Carmen, cam
tada por ell sr. Emilio Bouret, acompa-
NADIA por 81 sr. O'NeiIl
.-Eesultado de las carreras de ca
ballos.
6-Aria de Lucrecia Borgia, cantada
por Ell sr. Luis Esparolini, acompafla-
da por ell ST.. o'Neill.
7.-Ultimas noticias cablegraicas.
8-Duo de la Forza del Destino, can
tado por los sres. Bouret Esparolini,
acompanada por el sr. o'Neill.
9.-Platica sobre Puerto Rico, en- in
giles espaiiol, por ell Sr. Diego r. Ca
rri6n.
1o.-selecci6n al Piano por ell sr.
o'Neiil
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17
DoNA ooNcEPc-oN
LOPEZ DE ARE1vr

los conocidos comerciantes y exec
Ientes amigos nuestros seilores don vi
cente y don Manuel Arrivi, del conner
clio de esta plaza, recibieron aver la
triste noticia de haber fallecido en- sus
posesiones de Galicia, su amantisima
v respectable madre dcSa Conception
Lopez de Arrivf.
La extinta dana, quen gozaba de
grandes simpatfas afectos por su vir-
tuosisimo coraz6n " las bondades que
atesoraba su alma, fu6 una madre aman
tisima que dot6 sus hijos de una edu-
caci6n, caracter y honradez acrisolada.
En- el momento de la muerte de tan
estimadisima DANA Sc encontraban en-
torno de su lecho sus hijos los distin-
guidos caballeros don Jose don Fran
cisco.
Ell MUNDo lamenta la irreparable
perdida que sufre la familia Arrivi-
Lopez envia a sus deudos y especial
monte a sus hiios jose Francisco, Ma
nuel Vicente Arrivi, Ell p6same de su
mas sincera condolencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17

raciones, perjUdiciales las mas, por
sus peHgrosas reaeciones; pero no tar
de en- comprobar sus notables, sus favo-
rabies efectos, en- pacientes en- muy dis
tintas condolences, que por el contra-
rio, me han convertible va en- ,un par
tidario convcncido Y un pTopagador
decidido de su preparation.
NE he servido de ella en- diversas
formas de tuberculosis medfca y qui-
rlrgica, observando resultados inespe-
radios, pcrque estaba acostumbrado a
no obtenerlos sino imperfectamente con
los procedimientos habituaies. Las for
mas hemoptoicas, intratables antes, ne
ha sorprendido como pueden dosninar-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17
UNA CoNFERENoIA DE MUSTAFA
CON LOS ALMIRANTES DE LOS
BUoUEs ALIADoS

EsMIRNA, febrero 16. - A bordo
del crucero frances "Ernest Renan"
esta manana Sc llev6 cabo una inte-
resante conferencia entire Mastafa Ke
NAL los Almirantes de las fotas ala
das surtas en- puerto.
Aunque no Sc conocen los resultades
de esa conferencia, Ell. Corresponsal de
''Le Temps" de Parss comunica a SUI
peri6dico que Ia conversation fue muy
cordial que Sc cambiaron bromas en-
tre los conferenciantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17
ICIEN MIL MINEROS FRANCE
SEES ESTAN EN- HUELGA?

PARIS, febrero 16~- Ell Cuarte! Ge-
neral de los Comunistss ha manifestadc
cue Glen mil obreros de las minas fran
cesas Sc han declarado en- huelga soli-
citando mayores y mas consistentes sa-
larios.
Ell Gobierno ha desmentido. la assve-
racion de los comunistas diciendo que
es falsa y que la situation de las minas
francesas es satisfactoria, puesto que
son muy pocos los mineros que estan
en- huelga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17
MR. JOHN ROBERT GREGG, INvEN
TOR DE LA TAoUIGRAFLA, vIsITo
LA CIUDAD

A bordo del vapor turista "oLCA'
vino el famoso inventor de la taquigra-
fla, Mr. John Robert Gregg.
Mr.. Gregg en- union de varios tu-
ristas, visit6 la ciudad y, asimismo,
ell muy acreditado "Eamirez Business
College,. Don Esteban Ramirez direc-
tor del famoso colegio, obsequi6 y aga
saj6 al inventor del sistema de taqui-
grafia Gregg que tan concienzudamen-
te ensefia ell.
Mr.. Gregg elogi6 y felicit6 a D. Es-
teban calurosamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17


-Tengo muchos en- trataniento, con
exito, sobre todo, tengo tres casos
.notables, que son los que he seguido
mas de cerca. Los tres han sido com
probados por otros compaferos de los
que Sc ocupan de tuberculosis. Uno de
extensa pleuresia izquierda, y hemop
tisis repetidas en- una seilorita que aun
tiene frotes, pero que va no tiene tos,
no tiene febres y ha ganado mas de
90 libras de peso. Otro, en- un chico
bien acomodado, joven, con una extern
sa pleuresfa derecha, que ha ganado
mas de 25 Hbras, v no tiene nj. tbs,
nj fiebres, nj las crepitaciones finas
que Sc lie comprobaban y ell tercero, es
IN amigo mlo, con manlfestaclones
pleuriticas antiguas y recientes adheren
cias pleurales adelgazamiento notable,
tos y expectoraci6n y fenomenos estetos
c6picos diversos y que hoy, esta Ell
creyendo que esta curado, porque ha
ganado mas peso que Ell que no ha
tenido Ell su vida jamas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17

Sc, como Sc ven desaparecer las fiebres
vespertinas del principle, los frotes plesl
riticos, la crepitacion, la tos. volver
Ell apetito, arMnentar Ell peso y con to-
Go este, fundar esperanzas en- los que
acostumbraba yer falIar fatalnente to-
da medication, que siempre sligo usando
de consume, al par que Ell reposo, aire
libre y buena alimentaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17
LOS INSURRECTOs ATACAN
UN QUARTET

DUBLIN, febrero 16.-- Las tropas
insurrectas atacaron con ametrallado-
ras los cuarteles militares de las tro-
pas regulares en- zut1and Square.
No hubo bajas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17
ALEMANIA ESTA GESTI0-
NANDO LA COMPRA DE CEN :
TENO EN- LOS ESTADOS
UNIDOS

WASHINGTON, febrero 49, Ell De
partamento de Concrete ha comunia-
do hoy que Alemania. esta gestionando
Ia compra de ochenta mil toneladas de
centeno.
Ell Departamento informa asimismo
que Russia esta enviando where's a Ale
mania en- grandes cantidades.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17

La vacuna Davila Sc va genera
li2ando con asombrosa rapidez. Con ex
cepci6n de los Estados Unidos, va ha
sido patentizada en- cast todos los pal-
ses de America; pero, mi iuicio, no
tardara ell dfa en- que sea universalmen
te conocida, como 10 es en- Centre v
Sur America Y en- varios passes de Ed
ropa. entire ellos Francia Y Espana
Para terminar nos dijo ell Dr.
en- ell tlltmo congreso Medico, cslebra
do en- la Habana, ell Jurado, por un@-
nimidad, acord6 declarsr fuera de Con
curse Ell Laboratoric del DR.. Dav1'a,
por ell exceptional valor cientifco de
SUI patentizado. por no haberse pre-
sentado competidores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17
IsMET P.AsHA LLEGARA HOY A
CoNSTANTINoPIaA

coNsTANTINoPLA, febrero 16. -
Procedente de Isnnid, llegara mafiana
(hoy) esta capital Ismet Pasha, quien
tomara parte en- la conferencia del lu-
mes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17
FUEGo EN- GENovA

CENovA, febrero 16.-Un horroro-
so incendio Sc declare festa maaana en-
los Departamentos de exportaci6n de
la compafia Naviera de Geneva, pro-
duciendo daflos que Sc calculan en- un
million de d6lares.
Los almacenes de la Compafia fueron
devorados por las llamas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17
IsMET PASHA ASIsTTRA A LA
ENTREvISTA

cosNFANTINoPLA, febrero 16. -
Ismet Pasha, Quien precidi6 la delega-
ci6n kemalista en- la conferencia de
Lausanne, tomara parte en- las convor
saciones que Sc llevaran a cabo Ell lu-
mes entire Mustafa KemaI los Altos
ComisarioS Aliados.
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Mas cablegramas
Omitted Press, via All America Gables,
Ia coNFERENoIA CON LOS AL
Tos CoNEIsARIos

CoNSTANTINoPLA, feb. 49, 81
lunes pr6ximo Sc llevara cabo aqAi
la anunciada conferencia entire Musta-
ia Kemal los Altos Comisarios de
los Gobiernos Aliados para discutir Ia
situaci6n creada por el rompimiento de
la conferencia de Lausanne.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17

PARIS, febrero 16.-El Comite de
Relaciones Exteriores del Senado Sc
ha reunido esta tarde para seguir ira
tsndo las cuestiones relacionadas con
los aeuerdos navales adoptados en- Ia
conferencia de Washington.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17
iUN ATENTADo CONTRA
Ell GENERAL DEG0UTTEf

LoNDRES febrero 16-- Circula el
rumor segdn ell cual Ell general Degout-
tie fue victima de un atentado en- Dus-
seldorf.
Ell rumor no Sc ha confrmado los
periodicos 10 insertan tinicaneate a.
titulo de information.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17
Ell AYUNTAMIETo DE ESSEN
OCUPADO POR LOS
!. :. FRANCHISES =.

DUSSELDORF, febrero 16.- segdn
Ell corresponsal del "Petit Parisien' =
en- esta ciudad dos compafiias de in
fanteria ocuparon esta mahana Ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17

Ayuntamiento de la ciudad de Essen.
Ell mismo informe dice que los fran
ceses ocuparan mahana probablemente
la ciudad de Lerksen, y luego invadi-
ran la cadena de minas de Estonkel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17
Dos SOLDADOS FRANCHISES
HERIDOS EN- ESSEN

ESSEN, febrero 49, Seis poic1ias
alemanes dispararon esta manana so
hre dos ofciales franceses alojados en-
ell hotel zelershofho, hiriendoles en- la
cabeza en- Ell est6mago.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17

sE REUNE Ell CoMITE DE RELA-
CLONES EXTERIoRES DEL SEM
DO FRANCES
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\ THREE DAYS
 C0NGH |S YOUR
 DANGER SIGNAL

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 Creomulsion is guaranteed satis- factory iAp the treatment of chronic coughs and colds. bronchial asthma catarrhal bronchitis and other forms of throat and lung diseases. and is excellent for building up the system after colds or the flu. Money re- funded if any cough or cold. no mat ter of how long standing. Is not re- lieved after taking according to di- rections. Ask your druggist. creo- mulsion Co.,. Atlanta. Ga.-(AdvJ
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Loue Is Not Automatic; Must Work to Deserue 1t

back it. Most mothers, it is true, offspring. Many men lack even this. as is proven by their utter disregard for tlsir illegitimate children. Chil- dren~ themselves have an inherent love for their parents only as long as they are physically dependent upon them. Brothers and sisters are quite as apt to be enemies as friends and the most casual observation Of ones acquaintances gives the lie to the assumption that all married couples inevitably spend their time in billing and cooing Just because they are husband and wife.
 In reality. there is no force in na- ture which compels any one to love us. Kinship of itself does not bind the hearts of our relatives to us, nor is there any magic in any ceremony that keeps as always the object of desire in any eyes.
 The truth is that after we are babies, love is no longer gift. It is something very precious that we buy at a great price, and it is some thing for which we never fully pay. We buy it on the installment plan and we pay for it, day by day and hour by hour.
 Perhaps the people who lean hard est on this broken reed of natural af fectiQn are parents. They always talk about it's being their children's duty to love and cherish them, and they take it for granted that their chillren are under compulsion to feel some peculiar tenderness and rever- ence for them.
 You will sec mothers who never
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people love the ones whom they
 ought to love, and that because It
 IS the proper thing for married peo-
 pie to be devoted to each other, they
 are devoted to each other.
 Therefore, wife takes it for
 granted that no matter how unat-
 tractive she lets herself become It will make no difference in her hus- bands affection for her. She believes
 that he will find her just as beauti-
 ful in frowsy wrapper and curl papers as in a pink silk and lace negligee and q permanent wave. She thinks that he will enjoy her society just as much when she raves in tempers and has mysteries as II she made herself pleasant and agree able.
 And the man takes equal liberties with the doctrine of natural love. He is cross and stingy and selfish. and talks to his wife as he would nos to any other woman on earth, and expects her to go on loving him
 because it is the duty of wife to love her husband.
 That is why husbands and wives come to hate each other. The woma Il forgets that man has to be fasci-
 mated over again every morning. and that the only way to keep him Ill love is for her to keep perpetualiy on
 the job. The man forgets that he must sell himself" to his wife even l more than he did to his sweetheart, and that if he expects to be desirable
 to her. he must show her q line oi attractions that makes her keep on
 wanting him.
 1 It would be good thing for us
 all if we could throw the idea that people are bound to love us because
 of their relationship to us into the discard along with the mumbo jumbo
 ctir ,,-n tors and realize that if we want to be loved we have got to do something for others that will make them love rus. DOitol iIA DIN.
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Your Home and You
\ WORD ABOUT FATHER
By HELEN KENDALL

\ WORD ABOUT FATHER
 Fatherhood' is matter of absent treatment so much of the time that when the father of the baby steps in. on Sunday morning. to relieve the young mother of it's care for an hour or two. and steps out into the sun shine. wheeling his wee son or daughter in it's cab. many a passer- by turns to smile with an expression that comes very near to tenderness never see these brave, proud young fathers. either wheeling the baby or leading the staggering tod : dler by the hand, that I do not think of these lines by q think F. F. Van de Water:
 Little lad.
 Mothers are fashioned by God flor
 their sons adoration: Fathers are things little boy cant
 understand.
 Clumsy and shy and afraid lest pa
 ternal elation Steal away strength from the gud-
 ing and pushing hand Cursed by the threat: I'll tell fath-
 CT, now, if you are bad, Little lad.
 Little lad.
 This much I ask From passionate
 verdict refraining Tarry. oh son. till the years inter-
 Nenine have flown: Bear with the faults and the flaws
 that you find in your training. Wait till the Lord of life gives you
 son of your own. Only father should judge of the
 heart of his dad, Little lad"
 How careful a mother should be to avoid making children afraid of fath- CT, of his displeasure. his punish ment. How she ought to foster and bring about sympathy and trust and understanding between the little ones and their daddy. So much depends upon her for she has to represent and interpret him all during the long hours when he is away from them i And it is up to her to arrange those confidential talks between diffident ! father and a shy little child that shall bring them and keep them closer together.
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we will sit down and eat them all up.
 "Yes. and get a stomaehache" the Geewhliker said. Any one who can eat a million cream puffs is a pig, and when you make a pig out of yourself, you get the stomachache everytime"
 The bottle imp thought while, the he said: Well. if you do not wish to get the stomachache. when we get the million cream puffs, you can eat a hundred and l will cat all the rest.
 .Ha, Then you would be get ting the best of it" the Geewhili- ker cried. T will let you have one hundred and I will eat the rest"
 No. you won't." the bottle imp
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speak of their children except to fret cuddled and petted even their babies, and of whom their children have not one gentle memory.
 You'll see fathers who have neNe., taken the time 10 get acquainted with their children. and who never have a heart to heart talk with their boys and girls: fathers who have been harsh taskmasters, and of whom their children are deathy afraid: fathers who have stamped out every children joy and slenced ;he laughter on childish lips: fathers who have flayed their children with ridicule, and who have cruelty punished every little mfsdemeanor; fathers who have { left stumbling little feet to go 1 blundering along the path of life un- guided; fathers who are so fight listed that they hold on to every penny until they die and let thelf children struggle with poverty and want while they have plenty.
 And these parents expect their children to love them because they think they are born that way and can't help it. They don't Why should they" What have such parents done to win the love of their chil- dren? Absolutely nothing.
 Heaven knows that bringing a child into the world gives you no claim upon it's love or gratitude. be- cause most Of us would have stayed unborn if we had been given any choice in the matter.
 Having brought us here without our consent. it is up to our parents to win our affection. if tSey want us to love them. by showing us ten derness and affection and considera- tion. The only parents who are eyer really loved are those who do treat their children that way.
 Many husbands and wives also make the mistake of putting their faith in the fetish of natural love. They believe in the SlInerstitinn that
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cried You can only have one hun dred."
 T tell you I shall eat them all.'' the Geewhiliker howled.
 'Neveri" the bottle imp howled as the Gcewhiliker gave him push, T shall keep them all"
 "Givc me all of themi" the Gee whiliker and the bottle imp howled at each other, forgetting in their quarrel that they did not have any cream puffs. And because neither had any cream puffs to give the other. they both grew so angry they pushed and showed and wrestled un- til both went tumbling in the gig gling brook. And. they only did not have any cream puffs. but they got a ducking besides and l guess it served them right. Don't you?