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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-08-29
VALUE OF MENTAL
TRAINING

Mental training, both in reading
and in special study, does much to
keep the individual happy, wide awake
and healthy. Much of the trouble in
the world comes from worry; if a
man or woman is busy with his own
interests and retains the ambitions of
earlier years, his chances of happy,
profitable life seem greater
The plight of the unhappy individ-
ual who never reads or who has no
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1930-08-29

special hobbies is not pleasant one,
the practice Of mental thrift, of util-
izing the brain through later years,
makes richer, fuller life.-Thrift
Magazine.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-07

ARCH ST, 760-Six room tenement. first floor. All modern improvements. Inquire second floor. Phone 3609.
 ASH ST, 3-Pleasant tenement of five rooms, 2nd floor. All conveniences. Low rental. Inquire 354 South Main St.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-07
Painting, Paper Hanging

ESTIMATES gladly given on all carpenter work, roofing, painting and paper hang ing. John L. Knaus, l26 Camp St. Tele- nhnne 742-W
New Britain herald., 1930-10-07
Mortgages
A Load OfHis Chest

vxeLt, Qop> I vlAsh'r COIN To DO AAYrAtn' OF T4e k,Ao 6ecAU5e r o,oh'T KNOW. So ANAYee VAS veRY FOOLISH, Sur weAr FISHING. eUr Too Toto tNe WHENEVER Dio ANYTHING MRoko OUGHT TO CONG To YOU, SC CAUSE IT WOULD ee BeTTeR THAN eo,A' THROUGH Lor OF TORTURE. so TIA TeLA' YOU Al uoh'r DO TT GAM. tF YoO'Ll JUST vuRlrG A Aice Llr1le Aove To TIC TeAcHeR,
 1'n sUae eveRHTHth1
 q WILL ee HoAHY> ooaH 'A
 l7 CLASS roMoRa ow. ~r .u4rh| Nh|r.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-07
BUSINESS SERVICE

PERFECT WATCH REPAIRING. Mod crate prices. 12 months guarantee. Watch Hospital. 162 Main St. (Enter Mags Store) Room 100.
 UPHOLSTERIEG, chairs caned, rush seats and auto tops renewed. All work guaranteed. A. Tumanowicz. s42 Farm ington Ave. Phone 4128M.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-07
The Eyes That Find Articles Read The Lost Ads On This Page
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

BENNIE's TIRE SHOP, 16s Elm St, for sale. With all fixtures. Good oppor- tunty. Inquire l65 Elm Street. BE your own boss. Learn watchmaking your spare time. Evening courses. Apply Watch Hospital, 162 Main St. tEnter Mag's Store). Room 100. BOOMING house. All equipped. Doing good business. For rent or sale. Apply M. Cohen, 2 Elm St. Tel. 6325 or c42o FIRST CLASS BARBER SHOP for sale. Central location. Small cash. Write Classified Box S9 w. Herald.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-07

SHEET METAL WORK. copper and Armico gutters and conductors. Thomas F. Fitzpatrick Co., 215 Park St.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Florists

BOSTON FERNS. Very reasonable prices SANDELLTS GREENE OUSE. 2s5 Oak St. Telephone 2lSl-W.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-07
EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wanted-Women

YOUNG German girl wishes to do general housework in town Hartford. Stay nights. Write Classified Box 32 w., Herald Office.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-07
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tcncments

ARCH ST, 344352-Eour and five rooms All improvements. Rent very reasona ble. Inquire E. Ginsburg, S52 Arch St. Tele- phone 6660.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-07

STORAGE FOR FURNITURE
 Individual rooms. Packing, crating The Hardware City Storage Co. Telephone l.. w. Schultz, 2i or A. F. Hurlburt 5lSj.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-07
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto and Truck Agcncies~

DODGE BROTHERS motor cars and Dodge Bros trucks. Fours and sizes.
 s. & F. Motor Sales Corp. 1l2s Stanley
 Street. Telephone T31.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-07

BEDDING. Mattresses remade and made to order. Furniture upholstering. Hard ware City Bedding Go. Tel S725. MACHINE work. welding, grinding. re- pairing. The Schultz Machine Works, 246 Rocky Hill Ave. Tel. 239-W.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-06-28

4 Here is good news for those who
suffer the discomfort and torture
of rheumatism, govt or neuralgia.
"A well-known physician has for
INFLATED a prescription which Is
helping to bring safe, sure relief
to thousands Of rheumatic SUI
ferers. Registered IS Prescrip-
ton C-2223 and recommended by
grateful users, it is based on the
medical principle that most cases
of rheumatism are caused by ac-
eumulated waste matter and toxic
acids in the system.
Liniments and other external
applications seldom give more
than temporary relief because
their action is local. Such REM
edies fail to correct the cause of
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-06-28

The well-known sleuth whirled out
Of the room.
About a half hour later, after a
mad dash through the city and out
into the dark stretches Of suburban
territory in a Department car, De-
tectives Holcomb and Wade swung
off the state highway and sped up
the winding driveway of the beau
tiful Mitchell estate - Inglewood;
three acres of smartly Handicapped
grounds, the mansion itself, half OBJ
scured in the semi darkness by giant
oaks, perched loftily on rise some
hundred yards from the main high
way.
AS the car screeched to stand
still under the great portico, Jen-
nings, the butler, rushed down lie
flagstone steps to meet them, his
brown face drawn in anxiety.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-06-28
Safe, Sure Way to Danish
Rheumatic Aches and Pains

the trouble and, consequently, the
pain flares up again.
Prescription C-2223 :.ttacks
rheumatism at its source by help
ing to clear the system of accum-
ulated poisons and waste matter.
That is why tired muscles regain
new life; stiff joints become sup
pie; nerve-racking pains cease
quickly-and the results are last
ing,
Ask your druggist for the large
size bottle of Prescription C-222S
today. If you fail to get relief
after taking this prescription as
directed, return the bottle to the
druggist from whom you pur-
chased it and your money will be
refunded.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-06-28
"There was the motionless body of man
Iheaped on the floor, his head in pool of
blood"

Please, sir" the elderly servant
whined, as the officers hoped out
of the ca. "Madams orders, sir.
You are to go up at once. She ;. (.
Oh, this is terrible! "-wringing his
hands.
The two officers followed Jennings
up the stone steps and thence into
the great reception room, finally up
the broad, heavily-carpeted stair
case beyond, mildly in awe Of this
atmosphere OF wealth.
At q closed mahogany door on the
second floor Jennings halted them
and tapped lightly-yet, only sobs
came from within-again and again.
"This is the madam's roomP" Hol-
comb inquired.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-06-28

Now, as you recall, had become
acquainted with these gentlemen here
at this delightful summer resort,
Eagle Rest, in the Virginia noun
tainS. Holcomb was formerly a mem
Der of the Chicago police force, while
Ralph Miles was feature writer for
a powerful syndicate of Negro news
papers.
For a few moments We sat there
In the semi-darkness. Opposite us
sat Holcomb, powerfully built, his
strong dark-skinned face tilted to-
ward the floor-as if to say, What
thrill must I give these gentlemen
tonight?"
Subsequently a long discussion fol-
lowed, dealing with crime and crimi-
nails in general, with particular en-
phasiS upon the various courses open
to the detective.
"But," Holcomb pointed out-his
pipe working fine now-"There are
some cases where we need only let
matters run along in natural course.
Now you take the Mitchell murder
case. for instance" Holcomb be-
gan to unravel the yarn, and as US
ual, we began to see. 80.
Chicago's veteran chief of detec-
tives, Roggerty, hung up the receiver
then whirled around in his swivel
chair and whisked up the inside"
instrument.
Recreation ROOM" he snapped to
the operator on night duty, and then
set about beating rapid tattoo upon
the desk with his fingers.
Recreation room?" he inquired al
ter a moment.
Eyes, sir"
"Holcomb in tonight?"
Eyes, sir"
"Send him down." said Roggerty.
Ne leaned far back in his chair, the
usual frown upon his rugged face.
Hubert Holcomb walked briSkly in
to the office a few minutes later
tall, powerfully built, black, steady
eyes.
Phone for me, sir?" he inquired.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-06-28

Rogerty nodded and indicated 6
chair. Gust had a call from the
Mitchell estate out in Winona-you
know Of them, do you not?"
tMitchell-Oh, ye:- the lawyer
sir?"
Right. The Mitchell butler calico
just now and reported the finding Of
Mitchells body in his study-a sui
eide. Better get out there right away
Holcomb. Detective Wade will &C
company you"
Fright, sir"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-06-28
MURDERS

THE most entertaining moments be spent in following clever well
detective stories They make the
tngie well furnish the with delightful action in fol-
unexpected criminals Gruesome crimes
tricks thrills of Battling
will pleasure read the sOphis
mysteries related Hubert HOcomb master
detective
Illustrated Feature Section feature provided
for Battling Muir
ders"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-06-28
THE MITCHELL MURDER CASE
By BROWNING sTREAT

4 ABOUT nine o'clock the evening following HUI
IN bert Holcomb's narration of the Carlisle Murder
L N Case, which have already recorded for you the
three of us-Hocomb, Miles, and myse-excused ourselves
the chatterng vacaonsts in the lounge and beook
ourselves out of DOORS Then eisurey sauntered along
the broad south veranda toward criminal laboratory
as Miles had okngy dubbed that secluded and quiet
comfortable rockers and brought avote brands
of tobacco.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-06-28
See for Yourself

Your mirror will
show you the mag
ic of Pluko Hair
Dressing the first
time you use it.
Pure, safe and
scientific, its daily
use cannot discolor
your hair or harm
it in any way. In
stead, such regular
care will bring the
re w ard Of I'M
dreamed of hair
beauty. Surely you
will want to try it.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
Rabbit Races to Mark
Jubilee In California

STOCKTON, CAL. April 2
0N.S0.-Not only does Calaveras
county lay claim to having the
best jumping frogs in the coun.
try, but now comes p. v. Good,
loe, Of Angels. who declares that
their local jack rabbits will out.
run anything in the nation. To
prove it, he has prevailed upon
the jumping frog committee to
lay aside cash prizes for a rabbit
running event during the annual
jubilee next May. He will stage
the jack rabbit race and urges
all comers to bring along their
rabbits-the hotter the better.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
.BRIGHTBEACONS
GUIDE PLANES

Los ANGELES, April 8
UN.S0.-Coyotes that sing to
the moon and ground owls that
emerge from the burrows of
prairie dogs to hover at night,
soon will be disturbed in their
desert haunts in Southern Cali
fornia and Northern Arizona by
the rhythmically flashing beacons
Of q modern airway.
Work has been started on
the first 245 miles Of the Los
Angeles-K Kansas city airway, over
which hundreds Of passenger
and mail planes now are plow.
ing the upper air.
The desert stretch will have
towers 81 feet high, spaced from
20 to 38 miles apart, depending
on the lay Of the land.
Red flashes near each beacon
will inform the nightflying pilot
Of his course and identify each
beacon station by means Of a
code Of dots and washes.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
FORESTS VANISH
IN MEXICO

MEXICO CITY, April 3 uN.S0. /.
A century hence at the latest, all
Of the tableland Of Anahuac will
be another Sahara Desert, unless
deforestation Of the district
ceases Immediately, and steps are
taken to reforestate it on the
largest scale.
This Is not only the opinion Of
the leaders in the Mexican For
estry Congress, but It is that
also Of the Governments experts.
The very center OF the table.
land even now is so arid that
only the planting Of millions OF
trees along the fringe Of the
plateau can restore, nCtle by lit.
tie, the conditions that must pre-.
vail before tree planting there
will pay.
The fact that last year there
was no rain ct ell on much OF
this highland was not q mere
meteorological incident, but largely
the result Of a local condition
produced by the elimination Of
the forests,
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
YEN ANNOUNCES
SELF CHIEF

PIEPNG. April 3 qN.So.-
Yen Hsi-Shan, governor Of Shansi,
has assumed officer as com
mander in chief Of all the mill
tary forces of the national
group" and issued a manifesto
telegraphed to all parts Of the
country stating his intention to
overthrow Chang Kaishaked.
president of the Marking govern
ment, whom he described as q
dictator.
Chang was accused by Yen as
having developed the Koumin,
tang. the national political or.
ganization, into an instrument
for his own personal bettermentD
and asserted his determination to
rescue it for the good Of the ma
tion.
Yen's manifesto intimated he
would Immediately prepare all
the armed forces at his com
mand for expeditions against the
armies Of Chang.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
Hagners Ask New Trial
In D. c. Mail Fraud Case

Motion for a new trial for Her,
man and Julia Hagner. of scran-
ton, Pa. who were recently con-
victed for mail fraud, was filed
in Criminal Court yesterday by
Attorney Lucian A. Vandoren
The couple are at liberty on
bonds Of $2,500 pending hearing
Of their motion.
According to the indictment,
the couple sold fictitious accounts
to the Merchants Transfer and
Storage Company and used the
nails III furtherance Of the
,heme. It is contended that the
5urt here lacked jurisdiction to
y the case as the Government
I'd not show that letters mailed
a Scranton were delivered in
he District.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
NATIONAL HUNT
|, RUNS 4 RACES
SATURDAY,

LEESBURG, Va, April 3.-The
s!1Cn annual running Of the
Mddleburg Hunt Cup, q four.
ale crosse country race, spon,
ored BY the Middleburg Hunt
.llb and held under rules Of the
tatlonal Steeple ecIase, and Hunts
ociation. will feature the card
q four races TO be- run on the
property lot .. g. Sands, master
1f the MiddlehlrR Hunt Club,
year Middleburg. Saturday after
noon Of this week.
The Hunt Cup is the first race
IN the program, This four-mile
event has III entries. There are
" entries In the Loudoun Plate,
twO-nile SteepIechaSe. The
Rose Hill, q race over 8 tagged
course Of about three miles, has
1S entries. The Huntsmail's race,
/ three-nlile cross-country event
with six entries, win conclude the
program.
Walter II. West, racing secre-
tary, has received entries from
the following owners: Mrs. r. L.
= Gerry. Orange county Hunt, The
slains, Va; Mrs. H. r. Bishop.
Middleburg, Va; Mrs. e. Ban
croft Phillips, Gladstone, N. j.;
Mrs. Walter J. Salmon, Glyndon,
Md.;; Van Duzer Burton. Monkton.
Id; Mrs. David Dallas Odell,
ems Park, Pa: Miss Mary Eliza
aeth AltemuS, Midd1eburg. Va;
III Greek Stable. Lake Forest,
u: Noel Laing. Ainissville, Va:
Elncan Reed. New York; II. M.
Qttrell, Delaplane. Va: j. L.
ohnston. New York; Robert c.
Tirn1ill, Warrenton. Va; Thomas
Gay. Richmond, Va; D. c..
ENDS, Middleburg. Va: William
Emory. Warrenton, Va: Mrs.
I P. Perry, Middleburg, Va; Da-
gtd Patterson. Keswick, Va: w. G..
Stevenson. Middleburg. Va: John
=. Hughes, Middleton, Va: Ben
jarnin Leslie Behr, Lake Forest.
Ill.,; w. G. Langley, Middleburg,
Va: Mrs. T. II. SoInerville, Mont
pelier Station, Orange county,
. Va: j. @. Burgwin, SeWickley,
Pa: Marshall Field, Middleburg,
Va: A, Potter, Middleburg, Va;
Hunton F. Atwell, LeeSburg, Va;
DR.. A. Geddes Crump, Middleburg,
Va: Miss Katherine Woodward,
Middleburg, Va: Mrs. c. S.
Nichols, New Jersey: w. L. Elkins.
Midd1eburg, Va: Austin Fl. Nib
lack and Blue Ridge Hunt, Lees
burg, Va: Reliance Stables, Lees
burg, Va: Mrs. James c. Hamil-
ton and Regan Mckinney.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
Campaign Nets Million
For College In Florida

WINTER PARK, Fla, April 3
dNs1.-A gift OF $4,000 to the
endowment fund Of Rollins Col
lege from Mrs. George =. War.
rem, Of Boston, has been an
nounced by President Hamilton
Holt.
simultaneously the president
stated that the college has now
secured approximately $1,000. 900
Of the endowment fund Of
$2,5O0, 900 with which to endow
the Rollins conference plan Of
study.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
Sold Minors Cigarettes,
Fined $40 by Judge Hit

An attachment for Hyman
Janofsky, Anacostia merchant,
was issued in Police Court yes
terday by order Of Judge Isaac
r.. Hit when Janofsky failed to
appear to answer a charge of
selling cigarettes to minors.
Louis Dubow, another defend.
ant facing the same charge, was
fineG SO by Judge Hit.
The cigarette sales were made
to school children, according to
Assistant District Attorney John
r. FitZpatrick.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
CARRIE LEE ADAMS DIES

WINCHESTER, Va, April 3.-
Miss Carrie Lee Adams, member
Of one Of the oldest families Of
the western section Of Frederick
county, died at her home yeSter-
day, near GaineSbOro.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
APPLE PRINCESS CHOSEN

/ MARTINsBuRG, w. Va, April
3.--Miss Cora Lloyd, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. William Lloyd,
has been selected as Berkeley
3county's princess for the seventh
annual apple blossom festival at
winchester, Va.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
NosO You Can Wear
FALSE TEETH
With Real Comfort

Fasteeth, new. pleasant powder.
keeps teeth firmly set Deodorises. No
gummy ROOey, pasty taste Or feeitn9.
TO eat and laugh In comfort lust
sprinkle q little Faeteeth on youf plates.
Get II today at Liggttt's. Peoples Drug
stores, and other drug atorea.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
20 GIVE CARD PARTY

The Woman'S Benefit Associa-
tion will give a card party Satur-
day evening, $3.50 o'clock, in their
club house, 1850 Massachusetts,
Ave. N. w.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18

drear thraldom soon TO be free.
Isn't that what they used to sing
In the opera, all in their nice little
striped pink and white, and blue
ard white, and green and white
frocks. and their little white hats
with their flowing ribbons. and the
garands-ceruAsnly you remember
the garlands.
I'd Ike 70 put a garland on the
devoted head OF the young man who
invented this new device.
I'm all for putting authority and
responsibility on the same seat,
whether it's in back or In front.
II I'm going TO drive a car. I want
20 be responsible for II. And II I'm
going 70 be responsible for IL. / want
10 drive IL.
Tho modern martyr OF the world
doesn't die BY fire on account OF his
condition or on the gallows by reason
Of cruel persecution.
lie sits IN the front seat OF q motor
a and gets through the traffic by
his own wit. and his own brains. and
his OWE courage. ana nine times out
OF ten somebody Ets in the back seat
and tells htn wSza 20 Co and what
not 20 do, and how. and when, and
where. And ten times out Of ten the
bRck-seat driver couldn't drive a
baby carriage across a nics smooth
green lawn without egtting into
&rouble.
Whenever I read IN the news some
zssins about q man who suddenly
murdered his wife. and there's no
other woman in the case. and the
man wasn't drunk. or drugged. or
crazy. and nobody can think what
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18

rGoNcIHnenL inspection I'D rtgfdly en-
forced.
There is probably no animal tissu,
that decomposes and forms pto
maines as quickly as fish. wher
taken from ITS natural element. IN,
water. fish die and decompose ver
rapidly Bacteria Of a deadly nature
form very rapidly IN the tissues
Such poisons form much more quick
ly In the heat than In the cold
Therefore Il is very necessary Il
keep all fish on ice IN order ~ have
them fresh and safe for eating.
Apart from the influence of food
there r some poisons that develor
IN the human body. This n true ~
diseases like typhus fever. AsiatiC
cholera. or lockjaw.
Ptomaine poisoning varies very
much in its severity and character
Its severity depends upon the viru
lence o. the poison. and ones re
sistance to disease.
The attack may appear immediate
~ after eating the food, or hours OF
even days may pass before the II
effects are felt In the latter case
the attack Is usually most severe. foY
all the time poisons are at work In
the body.
One Of the first symptoms OF food
poisoning Is intense itching or prick
ing or the skin. IL Is apt to grow II
intensity until X Ia almost unbear
able. Soon there are cramps in th'
intestines. nausea. and vomiting
Fever. headache. dizziness and veal
heart action follow.
While waiting for the doctor. th'
patient should be kept warm in bed
The bowels should be kept open. II
is very necessary 10 eliminate tbs
poisons IN the system as soon as pos
sible. and TO this end the patient
should drink tepid water 10 which
soda has been added. Vomiting may
Be induced IN this way. or by stick
Ing the finger an far back In the
throat as possible. the food will b.
elected.
Care IN the selection and cookinE
OF your foods will keep you from
disease. Let US not trust to good
1sYrK
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18
Lillian Takes Command

"Now. Phil. sweetl.eartT' Lillien's
voice held raillery rs well an cajolery
in II, you know you can't do a
thing until we know which evening
we are going to sling the party. And
I, Lillian Underwood. myself, In per-
son. viii stand " my friend hero
with 4 backsnake whip and see that
she breakfasts that information an
soon a. she knows herself"
she won't have to Use any 60
ercion, Mr.. verit7en." I turned to
him with a smile that I was upeasily
conscious Dicky was watching. "I
SHAH telephone you rs soon M I
know. But ] do think Il best to 70
home now. II you win excuse nae.
And I have q hundred things to ask
nv husband. I've been almost two
whole days away from my boy. you
know"
i gave him another smile as I
turned away and laid my head CON-
panionably on Dicky's arm. i would
not be behind him in this outward
show OF coniugal amity. no matter
what storm Of Jealous temper I
might meet when we were ut last
alone.
"I'd love to drive over with you
ana Edith" I said. ! looked full ut
my husbands professional partner as
] spoke, and smiled IN my frtendli-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18

Lingerie touches on frocks, coats and suits
offer the most sensible and inexpensive way Of
Frightening up a garment and lending it that
much-to-be-desired freshness that Is prerequisite
of the ~sartorial season. And SO we have had
some clips, illustrated for this page. The first
Is of a draped collar Of smoky-white georgette
held in place by q clip Of rhinestones and crys-
tai. A clip is also shown on the beret Of blue
grosgrain. As you will see from the sketch,
flower trimming is very good on hats intended
for immediate wear. Contrasting colors in
sleeves Is very new and one method OF. achieving
II Is shown by the drawing. The trimming on
the suit jacket Is a square collar of ~smoky-pink
georgette, the same fabric also being used for
the sawtooth-edge capelet. Bows seem to share
the spotlight with clips. They are placed on
collars, shoulders. neck, hips and sleeves with
equal assurance of success.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-18

why 0OhA A01 up 0E0Nm
hands IA shadows put their arrns
around Mr.. Bubble. IN vain. He
grew In spite OF them.
ouch. ouch. let me Roi" he cried.
You're squeezing the stuffings out
OF me-
"Humph, you haven't any stuff
flngs but mir =" said Yam. Fortunately
ne didn't near her. or else he would
have been insulted. So big was mo
now that he was far bigger than the
pipe and he balanced himself rer-
vously upon the edge.
I'm not going TO stay here an
other instant" he cried, suddenly
breaking free and floating down the
garden path. do you know OF any
homes for rent in the neighborhood?'
he asked the shadows. who ran
along with him just below.
There's the kennel" said Flor.
"Kennel7 DO you suppose I'll live
IN a kennel! I should say not! I'm
not "a dog Oh. how angry this makes
me. First. I'm thrown out Of my
home then I'm asked TO live IN .
kennel. Ono would think II had no
feelings. that I didn't matter TO any
body. Well ! have feelings and I do
matter. It'g enough 20 make mo
burst with fndlEnation-r'
And TO thu shadows astonAhmsnt.
that's exactly what Re did.
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