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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13

suefiOs Y obsesiones, tanto como
usted Y como sns directories.
Cuando trate ustcd con su jefe,
tome Y de Fl tambi6n tiene Sus
tribulaciones. FL jornalero no es ell
unicO que Sc desazona por su 81
tuaci6n; el hombre que paga esos
jornales tambien tiene que como
Ger Sus paSOs, V cuando el cae, no
cae solo sinO que cae usted con el.
Cuando tiene usted una discussion
con el conductor del CAIRO electri-
co, trata con la cOcinera, con
el lechero o ell tendero, 10 ha pues-
to fuera de 81 un criado POGO salts
factOri0. o tiene una entrevista con
su abOgado, medico agente, tonne
y de-
Nadie lograra ser feliz hacienda
las cOSas a Su pr0pio gustO. La fe-
licidad no es esa
La felicidad cS una question de
reciprocidad. NeceSita por 10 Ee-
nos dos personals, rs una empresa
cooperative.
y su belleza estriba en- que es
la paradoja del mundo. PueS divi-
dida entire dos es mayor que cuando
era toda entera de unO solo.
81 desea usted lOgrar tOdo 10 mas
de este nuestro mundo imperfecto,
mientraS viva en- Gl,
tome Y dc
Copyright, 1924, by 1.-THE News
paper Syndicate.)
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70 N SOLICITE
LA EDICION DOMINICAL
DE Gel MUNDO"

res Seguramente no ha de escapar-
sele la importancia que una tran
sacci6n cOmercial que envuelve mi
Hon Y medic de durOs, tiene para
| los cOSecherOS de tabaco en- PuertOI
Rico. Significa que EN- los Estados|
tnidos Sc dan cada veZ cuenta Mas|
exacta de las bondades de nuestros|
prOductoS, con 10 que va ganandOI
muchISimO nueStrO mercadO. El tai
bacO eS una de las industrias masl
importantes de la isla, una de nues-|
traS fuentes de riqueza, V anteS queI
NADIA necesita buen mercado en- ell
exterior. rs indudable que una casa|
tan importante como la "G. H. P.I
Cigar Go. Inc, seguira haciendo|
sus compras aquf, Y ESQ significa'
mucho para nuestrOS tabacaleros.
ESQ quiere decir, ademaS, que laI
prOpa ganda favor de la aromati-.
ca hOia debe cOntinuar con mas
fuerza que nunca ALA en- los Esta-
dos UnidOS, pues va Sc estan vien-
do los resultadOs PRACTICES de La
misma.
\ para terminar esta Informal
ci0n, debemOs hacer constar, que La
firma tabacalera de esta capital,
Donate Vigil & CO." Sc encargara
de embarcar los treinta mil quinta-
les de tabacO, suministrando tqBloS
los materiales. De manera pues, que
en- uno de los pr6ximos vapores ira
rumbo al nOrte una gran partida de
tabacO islenO para ser elabOrado en-
las fabricas americanas, con prefe-
rencia sobre ell tabaco de otros PAT
SeS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13
GACETTLLA CINEGRAFICA

Barbara La Mar, Ia muy adn,i-
rada artista que colabora con
John Gilbert en- la Interpretation
de la cinta Fox Gel Ap6stata"S ha
demostrado passion por los con-
trastes hasta el punto de contraer
nupcias con un "as" de la come
dia Barbara esta considerable una
de las mejores Interpreters de pape-
les de aventureras en- la pantalla.
Su nuevo dueno Y senior, de NOM
bre Jack Deugherty, posee un So
10 deseo: ell hacer 2~ir la gente.
! iDichOsa pareiai
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13
LOS AVIADORES AMERICANOS
LLEGAN A PARIS EN- OLA DE
FIESTA

PARIS, julio II. Omitted Press)
Sc tiene entendido que los avia-
dores americanos han salido de
Constantinopla, y que aterrizaran
en- Viena, saliendo por la noche pa
ra esta capital Sc da la coinci-
dencia de que los aviadores lie
gan precisamente cuando ell pueblo
frances la toma de la Bastilla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13
Continuation de la primera pag.)

al presente, debido al estado econ6-
mico que Sc encuentra los propieta-
rios de esta jurisdiction los cuales
no pueden emprender ning1n traba-
jo porque carecen de recursos para
atender al pago de sus trabajado-
res.
Que. a cOnsecuencia de este, esta-
mos al presente sin encontrar don
de ganar 10 mas indispensable pa
ra atender a las necesidades mas
urgentes de nuestras familias.
Que estando la mayorfa de las
tierras de este municipio dedicadas
al cudtiyo de cana, cafe Y tabaco, al
presente no existen tierras dedica-
das al cultivo de frutOs memories
tales como mafz habichuelas, ma
langos batatas que son nuestros
alimentos.
Que despu6s de recolectadas las
cosechas dc tabaco eXisten tierras
sin cultivo algunas Sc estan cult
vando, sembrando batatas; pero es-
te fruto tarda en- producer como 4
meSeS.
Que necesitamOS un trabajo ur.
gente pOr los meSeS de julio, agOStO
Y setiembre, puestO que para octu-
bre empieza la preparation de los
terrenOs para ell cultivo del tabac0
V tambi9n la recollection del cafe que
eS nOviembre.
Que el linico medic al presente de
soluciOnar eSta crisis es dando
principle al arreglo de los caminos
Municipales, utilizando ell dinerO que
hay presupuestado para dicho fin Y
cmpezando los trabajos de la carre-
terra que cOnduce de este pueblo a
Salinas en- ell trOZo cue correspon-
de q este MunicipiO.
Que los funcionarios que pue.len
ordenar Ia Ia ejecuci6n de dichOs
trabajos son el Comisionado de Ser
viciO PGblicO de este pueblo de acuer
do con ell Comisionado del Interior.
Que nos hemos dirigidO al Coni-
Sionado de ServiciO PGblico de eS.
te pueblo y q nos ha manifcstado
que los trabajos de los caminOs Mu-
ricipales no pOdrfan hacerse a nm
mismo tempo por la raz0n que el
ComisionadO del Interior tenfa que
intervenir en- dichos trabajos en-
viando un inspector para dicho fin.
Por estas razones comparcccmOS
ante V. II. para que nos proteja la-
ciendOse cargo de nuestro case 1e-
comendando la sOluci0n del mismo
a los funciOnarios citadOs.
Confiamos en- que V. II. atIn;leri
nuestra petici6n para eyitac que
nGestras familias perezcan de ham-
bre"
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LA GRAN PELEA
FIRPO- WILLS
Continuation de la primera pag. }

Firpo va estd pr6ximo a llegar
Nueva York, Y ha puesto un aero
grama Tex Rickard, en- el que lie
dice que esta mas fuerte Y mas de-
cidido que nunca a llevarse ell cam
peonato, que tiene seguridad com
pleta de veneer Ia Pantera Negra
Ell los primeros rounds.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13

No hay duda de que para que
desaparezca el NAL que apuntan
esos trabajadores, Sc pongan en- pric
tica tOdOs los proyectOs de 0braa
que hay pendientes As1 sc resolve
ria el aSunto, en- parte, desde Tue
go; p0rQue Ell remedio radical Sc
ria haber fOmentadO, oportunamen-
te, la production general de frutos
en- ell pals, pues asf Sc hubiera ase-
gurad0 Sobre bases firmes ell bienes-
tar de tOdos los habitantes.
TOd0s estdn contesteS en- afirmar
que la presente crisis prOviene, Sc
gun va. dijimos, de nuestra exigua
production, y, es clarO, como ade-
mas la Importation supera siempre
a Ia cxpOrtaci6n, nuestrO dinerO Sc
va al eXtranjero, Y cuando su fuga
es completa, empieza irremisiblemen-
te ell NAL tempo.
MuchoS hacen cOnStar que eSta
crisis Sc presentaba antes con menos
regularidad que hoy ESQ, parece
que Sc debe que ciertas producciO-
nes nuestras han disminufdO consi-
derablemente y otros han desapa-
recido para dar paso a nuevas in
dustriaS que. Ell mOmentos dados,
NADIA Suelen reSolver.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13

Los inSpectOres que investigator,
por su parte, dicen:
"Actualmente cada duei1o de fin
ca de cafe, 81 eS una finca grande,
emplea de doce a ounce hombres,
traba ajando una maflana de seis a
dos de la tarde, por % centavos, con
un promcdio de tres maflanas a la
Semana."
Los trabajadOres en- esta Zona
Sc alimentan muy NAL por 10 regIl-
lar no hacen NADIA mas que una so
la cOmida. Creo sinceramente que
en- este pueblo, tantO en- la ZOna ur-
bana como en- la rural, los Obreros
atravieSan una miSeria eSpantOsa.
No SOlamente carecen de 10 neceSa-
rio algunOS obreros, sinO que ellos
no pueden utiliZar una cana de BAN
bn a menos que paguen cincO CEN
tavoS pOr ella, nj una escOba de pal
ma para barrer en- suS casas, 81 no
pagan un centavo por ella"
solo cOmen en- Su mayor parte,
viandas. bacalaO, arrOz Y granOS !;
como promedio hacen una sola CO.
mida; viven agregados y no tienen
NADIA sembrado su situaci6n es tai,
que cuando he tenido Oportunidad
de hablar con ellOs me han dichO
que por favor les avise cuando ha-
va una emigration para irse a cual
quier parte que sea, con tai que pue-
dan vivir mejOr."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13

FL cuadrO no puede ser mas pa
vOroso. Sc impone una acci0n eff
caz.... Las obras proyectadas, ma
da tiene de particular que Sc pom
gan ne practica con anticipation.
Siempre hay que hacerlas, pOr 10
que creemos que NADIA importa ell
tecnicismo de una fecha cuando es-
ta por medic el bienestar y la vida
de un pueblo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13
ASOMA Fl ROSTRO FAT|D|CO DEL.
FANTASMA DEL HAMBRE En- PR.

conocimiento de la situacion, inser-
tamOs 10 que acerca del particular
dice el Negociado del Trabajo:
Los Inspectores del NegociadO
del Trabajo, cump1iendo 0rdenes,
han viSitado una parte de la zOna
rural en- cada una de las pOblaciO-
nes de Puerto Rico, para cOnOcer
las condiciones de vida de un nd-
nero de trabajadores en- la Zona
cafeteria, en- la Zona tabacalera, en-
Ia zona Gle cana Y en- la ZOna urba-
ma, habiendo hecho un informe es-
pecial de las condolences generates
de cada pOblaci0n.
Este informe acusa en- Ia mayor
parte de la isla, especialmente en-
las poblaciones del centrO, un esta-
do depl0rable de miseria en- las ma
Sas campesinas Y en- los trabajado-
res en- genral.
La situaci0n en- general es deSes-
perante, sin que haya medios prac-
ticoS de pOder mejOrar las cOndiciO-
nes de estOs trabajadOreS, a no ser
que debido a la Influenza nuestra
V Il la buena vOluntad de los patrO-
nos, Sc consiga que 6stos le den a
sus 'agregadOs, pequenaS parcelas
para cultivOs, de manera que Sc au-
mente la production Sc reduzca
el cOstO de la vida.
Los distintOs infOrmes demuestran
que la l1nica salvaci0n en- la mayor
parte de los pueblos, son los ira
bajos llevados n cabo en- las distin-
tas carrteeras Y Obras insulares V
municipales, que dan Ocupaci0n
un numero considerable de trabaj ia
dores y mejoran la situaci6n en- ge-
neral.
La zafra en- las centrales azuca-
reras, ha terminadO; los trabajoS en-
la industrial de bordados calad6s.
estdn paraizados, debido a la Gpo-
ca. El tabaco Sc ha depreciado de
tai manera que ha ocasionadO pdni-
co entire los cultivadores, todo 10
cual contribuye al estado ruinoso
en- que Sc encuentran las classes
trabaj jadOras."
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OTROs CANDIDATES..

Las otras candidaturas lanzadas
mediante nuestro Concurso Polfti-
co, son las del Honorable Santiago
Tgles;as, para la Presidencia del
Senado; en- "camaraderia" va con
el Hon. Epifanio Fiz, con Rafael
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13
LA DESAPARICION

Pero aqui empieza ell busilis.
Cuando los vecinos regresaron
acompanados de las autoridades,
Sc quedaron atonitos al notar que
ell famoso alambique habia des-
aparecido con el mismo misterio
conque apareciera, sin que el ha-
bill contrabandista dejara la menor
huella que permitiera seguirle la
pista.
Sc hicieron averiguaciones, Sc
pregunt6 a todos los vecinos y
nadie, absolutamente nadie, supo
decir que rumbo habia tornado ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13

Desde el primer momento consi-
deramOs justo que Sc resuelva este
problema de vida o muerte para ell
pueblo, Y a clio deseamos contribuir
con todas nuestras fuerzas. adelan
tando a nueStros lectores el testimo-
MO de nuestrO sincere optimismo,
pues conociendo los buenos prop6
sltos que siempre amman a nues-
tras autoridades, confiamos en- que
su conducta en- este case sera no.
bic Y correcta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13

Alfonso; la de don Luis Munoz
Morales, para Presidente del Sc
nado, Y don Juan Bautista Soto
de la Camara; Y la del Lcdo. Ca
yetano Coll y Cuchf para "Spea-
kerr, quedandose ell blanco de es-
te cup6n correspondence al can
didato senatorial ! completamente
en- blanco... iQuare causa?
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Una vez mas, para ell verdadero
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-29

ever greater stream. Ha carried
more Of his own weight. depending
less on the strength Of his compan.
ion, When vivid consciousness swept
back TO him and he saw the girls
white, drawn face. no took her arm
from bis and tried TO so unaided. but
she would not hear OF this. she
drew his arm thru hers again with
strange. tender urgency: and she
would not let II go.
But I'm all right now" he oh.
iected.
She studied his pale face and som.
Der eyes. Let mo help you a while
longer. Pete" she told him.
Down the steep grades. thru the
brush thiokets. across streams and
over hills she led him. sustaining him
with the touch OF her hand. leading
him. cheering him with her voice and
her smile. At last she laid him on
his cot
i. She built up tho fire. with fast.
eager motions, and heated n pot Of
water. Then sitting beside him. she
bathed his wounds. She did not
know why he quivered at the touch
OF her warm. caressing fingers. or
whence came the sea OF tenderness
that flowed thru her finger tips upon
him. That moment. TO Pete. seemed
actually 10 redeem and brighten
some Of the dark hollows In the trail
OF his life.
Dorothy helped him Off with his
wet boots. and still postponlng the
dread moment OF self.analysis,
tucked his blankets about him. Then
she built up the fire and prepared
warm nourishing soup which she
fed him, spoonful at a time. She did
not remember than she was dead
tired herself. that she was accus.
toned 10 receiving. rather than CIV.
ing service; and she let herself for.
get. Tor the moment. that this man
was OF n plane and sphere far below
hers. Unaware OF her own aching
muscles she worked cheerfully about
the camp. tending to Pete's every
comfort. warming his great, cold
hands between hers, even cutting
fuel to keep the fire warm nj the
mouth OF the dugout II was increas.
ingly evident that he had received
no mortal injuries, only severe
shock and some painful bruises and
cuts, yet she found hcrsclf nursing
him as " his lifo were at stake. The
hours winged by. and night seemed
TO fall before It's time.
II was only when she had gone to
her own bed. tired out and the two
packers were on watch, TINT sho
dared scrutlnizo the events Of tho
day. II was not merely that she hud
given heroic aid TO Pete, lavish with
her own strength and wrnckng her
body with fatigue, She might have
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The TdmgIe


h.s thCy are mine, aud I am going
no keep them I MAJ hr well remind
sou also. that little Jack d. alFq
mine and " sou find b. @iil BE- i'm.
possible f0r yourself tn be- present
tomorrow evening there will be no
party then. or ever after us FAR a.
sou are concerned
~ you're not standing beside me
20 receive our guests tomorrow
night whatever direction your rage
and jealousy may take afterwards.
1 will never speak 20 you again.
Jack Prescott
Il acknowledge I have made a mis-
take. many u them. since our mar.
rlare. but sou. of course. understand
that ! had no more idea than YOU.
when the pearls were put around my
neck by my sister on my wedding day
that they were real.
fCapyfiFht 1874 81 D.. A Service Inc
TOMORROW; The letter continued.
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LETTER PROM LESLIE PRES
COLT TO LESLIE PRESCOTT
CARE OF TiiE SECRET
DRAWER. CONTINUED
'AR Iu,i@.ts .tsry Of

wss silent for a moment little
MArquiue could not accuse ms own
sister neither could iri poor Kari
be- blamed for something ! knew he
could not do.
but Jack. sou must remember
that Kari b. now engaged 90 my ria-
Ter and the preparations Tor The
wedding are AN made The invitations
are out. every thing
That Is just A. whitney has found
he could not 80 thru with H. Conse
qucnuy be- sent me thA letter"
Il do not can not believe u,
Jack
We'll you VIII believe O. when
take those damned beads and 80 over
and twist them around his throat
and choke the confession out OF him
1 could see. little Marauise. that
We were not getting anywhere. 10
simply aid.
Jack. DO sou realize that tomor
row night we're going 10 have a party
in celebration Of our third anniyer,
sary. and We AFRO a. this moment in
tho midst % the worst quarrel we
have ever hhdf
We've got 10 settle this thing
some gay. Or nt least call truce un-
90 AFTER then"
Jack turned toward the window
lie had been standing the entire time
since he came In my room.
"of course. you can DO what sou
please. Leslie. but / nhnnt Boz here
for that celebration. I'm taking those
pearls back 10 whitney as I told you
I would do-tonight ! shall expect
you 20 give me that 10000 I sent you.
and with what ! haze Boa the bank
which I Intended 10 invest very short.
~ IN "a splrndid profit making con.
cern. ! think will BE- able 20 make
up 20 him the amount 81 money he
haa spent. ~ least I can give him my
note for 20 days for the remainder 4"
suppose when you told mo about
little Jack. when you told me that
tho child loved az my own. was your
child and It's mother wan Paula Per,
lor. suppose when YOU told me this I
had haid All right you do what you
please Today II my day for washing
our dirty linen In public and am
going 10 proceed 10 do H."
III you insist upon doing this thing
you have threatened. John Prescott.
I will recall all tho invitations. either
by telephone or wire. this afternoon.
I'm not going 10 celebrate my third
anniversary alone
However ! may an we'll tell you
that you cannot take my pearls back
10 Kari They arc neither yours nor
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GUS fall Pete gave his own strength
OF viii 20 this battle. and he was
GREATNESS and faintlnE when he re.
taxed on the crest of the gully.
IT'S not 80 cold up here the
man told her. when he had rested.
There's no use o. you breaking your
heart open trying 10 hait-carry me.
think you can leave me here and
send the natives 90 bring me in"
Dorothy glanced NJ tho white sky
and needed tho threat Of winter In
the wind Wen so on. she said
They went on, and that first. long.
nighinsupcrablo milo proved definite
~ the quality OF Doroihy's basic
metal she found that she not only
had spirit TO endure. but that her
physical strength itself was greater
than she had ever dared dream An
unconqucrabls spirit moved In her
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When Nancy took away Mrs.
WoodchuCk's picnic basket and put
Il in a safe place TO keep for her
Reddy FoN was 90 furious that be
could have bitten hts own tail of
almost
"Just when was all fixed for a
scfumptious picnic dinner De cried,
10 think OF having Il taken from
under my very nose"
re didn't dare 10 follow Nancy.
Tor Reddy wasn't allowed In Happy
Go Lucky park az an.
Mister Zip had put up signs
everywhere which said. Foxes and
weascla not allowed in"
Reddy FOX thought Of every way
he could Go set Mrs. woodehucka
picnic basket. But it wasn't a bit
OF use.
After a biz hc Just had 20 stink
or into the deep. dark woods whore
there weren't any woodehucks or
plcnicl or anything. and think how
badly he had been treated.
In tho meantime, Nancy put the
basket IN a place that said. "Ban'
kots and packages checked here"
She got n check for Il and went
and gave q 20 Mrs woodehuck.
You'd better put this check In
your pocket" she said when you
want your basket just give Il 20
Mister zip and hen hand your baa.
ket out It's safer that way. !
was afraid something might happen
70 Il on the ground"
Thank you. ever 30 much" said
Mrs. woodchuck. and went on with
her knitting. wondering what time
Mister Woodchurk would he there
for his supper and II she had better
call her boys out OF the puddle
pond where they were wadlng. and
get on their shoes and stockings.
At that very minute Mister Zlp
called 10 Nick "Nick. there's n big
wasps' nest over on n tree near the
gate. Come along and help inc set
II down. viii your
Certainly. sir. said Nick. ohliE.
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Now You Can Tell
Where They Live

A booklet giving the names OF Of
ficcra Of the United States battle
feet In Puget Sound waters this
summer. was received hy the Seattle
Chamber % Commerce.. The booklet
was iaaued b. the navy and gives the
home addresses Of the families OF the
officers. m well NJ tho rame or the
ships 10 which the officers are at
tArhrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-29
Jams and Jellies Cost Less
and Taste Better When Made
by the New Certo Method

sre called The WaHds Sew sand.
HrI OF Quality
Beside with CEETo bolu ~
sour time over h9f stove fe elm.
mated ana sou never I1Fs q fiIurr
and CEETO o. pure fruit proluot
no Eelutine or prrsergafiye iu H.
IuFt try one batch ~ fruit VITA
CEKTO and you'n never return 10
the Old method ~ Jam and blir
making wlrh 900 iE hard work
worry and extra expense Get z5ms
piumn and O bottle ~ CEHTO with
recipe book from your a0asr md
make some plum sam. 80 home ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-29

try It. have taken three bottles.
and cannot begin to tell you what It
has already done for me. do all my
work now and keep up the whole day
long without lying down. have no
more headaches nor tired feelings. |
hope every woman who takes the
Vegetable Compound will get as much
benefit out Of II as | have. Mrs.
PERCY w. RICHARDSON, r, ID. No.
Skowhegan, Maine.
You have just read how Lydia u.
Pinkham's Vegetable pound
helped Mrs. Richardson. She gave
1t a trial after she saw what it had
done for other women. For nearly
ifty years Lydia II. Pinkham's Vegc.
table Compound has been doing good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-29
Loganberry Crop
Above Expectation

PORT ANGELES. Wash. July
7s.-Thc tour OF the loghnberry
growers OF Clallum county TO Hcy.
eral paintings IN the lower Elwah
valley and the Dry Creek commun.
i,y indicates TO the growers that the
yield in many fields IL lar beyond
expectations There u a heavy set.
ting ~ berries and a heavy growth
OF canca.
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lnhiAa
bring a hasket." said Mister Zip.
"and hunt up a long stick and he
SURE you Get iid 20 cover tho Las,
ket. We won't want 20 set stung"
IAN right. sir" sald Nick.
SO hs got a chip basket and a ia
and stick and away they went 10
find the Wasps' nest.
Pretty soon they found H..
Nick gave Il a poke with his long
stick aud u dropped plump into tho
basket Mister Zip smackcd on the
I'D.
'Ha. har laughed the faifymnn.
THAT was slick Never got atunE
once. did We! Now carry Il over
ana put Il under those bushes aud
wen dump Il over tho cllff tomor.
row when We have more time
So away went Nick and Mister
Zip
After awhile Reddy Fox came out
of the deep dark woods. hunErler
than ever. II did seem M tho be
sAHk AhAtAA hf'F away AANhl htA'
spot where Mrs. woodchuck's has.
ket had been.
Suddenly he stopped and hllnkcd
his eyes, There wna tho basket
again as sure an anything' Nancy
must have brought Il back.
''oh. boyr' he cried. Now for n
gorgeous meal or my name isn't
Reddy Fox"
The next thing he did was 20
poke or tho I'D with his nosr.
'ouchl Murderl Heipr' he yelled.
For tho wasps were pretty cross by
that time ana ready 20 sting any
body that came near them.
Poor Reddy couldn't bee out %
hts oycs for a week. but think be
learned a lesson. N he didn't. I'm
SURE he should have. don't your
TO lie Continued
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she would have 80, the injured man
TO shelter II nhc had had 10 carry
him on her back This was spared
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mile Pete slowly but steadily began
20 rally
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