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La gaceta., 1934-02-15
COMISION DE RESPON-
SABILIDADES Sc INHI-
BIO EN- FAVOR DEL TRl-
n SUPREME

Madrid, feb. l5.-La nueva
comisi6n de Responsibilities
Sc inhibi0 en- favor del Tribunal
Supreme, al aprobarSe un die
tamen redactado asi: "Todas
las diligencias de cualquier in
dole instrui das por la comisi6n
de responsibilities de las Cor
ties Constituencies, pasaran in
mediatamente al Tribunal Su-
premo de JuSticia.
Gel Tribunal Supreme de Jus
ticia, cuya competencia no po-
dra ser discutida al entender en-
los asuntos que tengan su orr
gen en- las actuaciones practica-
das por la comisi6n de respOn-
sabilidades, y Ell las que con a
quellaS tengan connection, eXa-
minara los antecedentes que Sc
lie envien, los completara 81 10
creyera conveniente, Y CONT
nuara la sustanciaci6n de cada
asunto hasta dictar el auto de
g0breseimiento 0 la sentencla
absolute o condenatoria que CO.
rresponda."
GEL Tribunal Supreme de
Justicia tramitara los SUMMARIZES
que ha de conocer, pOr conse-
cuencia de esta resolution, por
la ley de enjuiciamiento crimi-
nal y iUzgara a las personals
que esten 0 deban ser prOcesa-
das por los preceptos content
dos en- las leyes que en- cada ca
SO sean aplicables.'
Votaron en- contra de esa in
hibici6n los representatives de
la minoria socialista y los de
la izquierda republican, y la
Esquerra catalina.
La gaceta., 1934-02-15
EN- WASHINGTON Sc DIS
CUTIRA LA PROPOSITION
SORRE Ell AZUCAR

Habana. Feb. 15.-De los
Estados Unidos comunican que
ell viernes Sc diScutira ante la
comisi6n de hacienda del Sc
nado, ell plan del preSidente
Roosevelt, Senalando Quota a
2ucarera para los EStadoS Uni
dos y varios paises, entire elloS
Cuba.
Han Sido llamadoS a declarar
ell secretario de agricultural,
ST.. Wallace. y los representa-
ties de variaS refineriaS ameri-
,anaS que Sc oponen a la i'm
Dortacion del aZucar refinado
on Cuba.
En- su plan ell preSidente Sc
naia al aZucar cubanO una QUO
ia de 1,944, 600 toneladas, Y tam
bien senala quota considerables
4 Filipino sy Puerto Rico.
La gaceta., 1934-02-15
INVESTIGATE UNA DE-
NUNCIA

Habana, feb. Is La policia
judicial investiga la denuncia
hecha por la Sra. Carmen For
jan, quien asegura que su mari
do, Antonio Perez Arrange, desa
pareci6 ell dfa II de mayo de
1927, y que fu6 asesinado pOr
ell famoso sargentO Sanchez o
por uno de los esbirros del ma
chadato.
Dice esa sonora que cuandO
su marido sali6 de su domicilio
llevaba en- los bolsillos mas de
$4,000, y supone que csc sar-
gento 10 asesin6 para robarle.
La gaceta., 1934-02-15
DOS JOVENES ACUSADOS
DE R0BO

Los detectives Gray y William
arrestaron aver a los j6venes
Alfonso Benitez y Ralph Tari-
ia, ell primero de II amos y ell
segundo de 10, a los cuales acu-
san de variOs delitos de rObo, en-
tire ellos uno verificado en- ell he
gar de A. r. Berger, casa mar
cada con ell mum. AIT de la ave
nida West Park,
En- Ell domicilio de familiares
de uno de los muchachos sc en-
contraron algunos de los obje-
tos robados en- la casa de Ber-
ger.
TambiGn Sc hallaron articulos
robados a Angelo SpOto, vecino
de la casa mum. 3712 de la ave
nida de Nebraska.
Sup6nese que estos mucha-
chos robaron tambien en- los do
micilios de los Sres. Jose Panic,
10 y Adolfo San Julian.
La gaceta., 1934-02-15
OBREROS DETENIDOS

Habana, Feb. ia la secre
taria de gobernaci6n Sc ha CO.
municado que ell juez de Guines
instruye causa a varios obreros.
a los que acusa la guardia rural
de conspirar para entorpecer la
zafra en- la provincial de la Ha-
bana.
Todos los detenidos en- rela :
ci6n con este case Sc encuen-
tran en- ell Castillo del Principe
Y Sc nombran Maxine Sana :
bria, Alberto S~ardihas, Ricardo
Amador Collazo, w. Z. Amador,
Pedro Perez Collado y Artemio
Gutierrez Riyer6n.
La gaceta., 1934-02-15
DETENIDOS VARIOS OBRE
RIOS QUE RIPARIAN
PROCLAMAS

Habana, Feb. 15.-Varios
obreros que RIPARIAN procla-
mas comunistas fueron arres-
tados aver por la policia.
Otro grupo fue arrestadu
anteayer Y 10 componian Irene
Alvarez, Luis Zulueta, Pillar
Bailor y Jose Cabrera.
e. secretario de gobernaci6n
DR.. Granados, dispuso la liber
tad de algunoS jefes obreros,
pero dice que ell gobierno apli-
cara la ley contra los que in
justamente agitan a las masaS.
La gaceta., 1934-02-15
MURIO Ell BANQUERO
MELVIN A. TRAYLOR

Chicago, Feb. l5.-El ban
quero Melvin A. Traylor, presi.
dente del Primer BancO Nacio-
nal y candidate que fuera a la
nomination presidential demo
cratica en- 1882, falleci6 anoche
despues de un mes de enferme-
dad, yictima de la pneumonia,
En- los dltimos dias los m6di-
cos apreciaron una reaction ia
gorable, llegando a Greer que sc
salyara.
Al MORN Sc hallaban junto al
lecho su esposa y sus dos hiioS,
La gaceta., 1934-02-15
LOS SOCIALISTS AUS
TRIACOS TIENEN RO-
DFADO AL PRINCIPE
STARHEMBERG

';ena, .eb. l5.-Mas de 1000
socialistas Sc rindieron hoy en-
las afueras de la capital, pero
el principe Ernest Won Star
hemberg, vice-canciller de Aus
tria Y jefe de la facci6n fascis-
ia, Sc encuentra rodeado por los
socialistas, con sus hOmbres en-
la poblaci6n de Steyr.
Los socialists cOntinGan
COM atiendO en- las proVinclas Y
nuevas tropas saIieron de aqui
para romper eI anillo cue los re-
beldes han estabiecido con sus
ametraiiadoras.
Por TODD 81 distrito socialista
marcharon las tropas en- la ma
mana de hoy, llevando cascos de
acero y caladas las bayonetas.
Sup6nese que a todos los que
Sc rindieron ell gobierno leg apli
cara la amnistia ofrecida,
Como resUltado de los di3ua-
ros pereci6 Alicia Boroweitz,
americana, hiia del dueho de IN
restaurant neoyorquino.
La Sra. Boroweitz sc hallaba
en- Viena visitando a familia-
res que alIi tiene.
La gaceta., 1934-02-15

del Super-hip6crita DollfusS, I'm
individuo que reza antes de or
denar que la metralla diezme a
sus conciudadanos.
Pero 10 mas interesante del
problema "nazi" en- Austria es
que Mussolini ,el Pontifice del
"fascismo', parece opuesto a
los procedimientos de los dis
clpulos de Adolfo Hitler y no
tolerara que ell "nazismo", con
suS ma olientes camisas par
das, Sc apodere del gobierno,
aunque el pic Dollfuss rece 500
oraciones por dia y Sc arrodille
ante cuatro docenas de altares.
~ mientras los reaccionarios
con sus garras destrozan la Ii
bertad y ultrajan los principles
dem0cratlcaS, las nacloneS llbe-
rales y dem6cratas Sc encogen
de hombros y "discurren' como
aquel loro del cuento: Sc ahoga-
ron, Sc ahogaron, Sc ahogaron,
Sc ahogaron...
Para tener que decir cuando
ell aqua les llegue al cuello: Nos
ahogamos, nos ahogamos...
La gaceta., 1934-02-15
WATKINS DHCLARA IRA
ZONABLE La ORDENAN-
IA DE LA LECHE

FL juez municipal Watkins
absolvi6 aver a dos companies
lecheras que traer leche y ere
ma de lugares apartados de
Tampa, diciendo que la orde-
nanza de inspection, actualmen
tie en- vigor, es irrazonable e i'm
practicable.
Las companies acasadas, Van
Eepoel Dairy Products, Inc. y
Poinsettia Dairy Products, Inc
admitieron que notificaron al
departamento de sandal haber
recibido Ia crema del exterior,
La gaceta., 1934-02-15
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

HAY QUE MOVILIZAR A LA
COLONIA LATINA PARA
QUE YBOR TENGA UN
~AUTENTICO PARQUE DE
RECREO.-LOS NAZIS
ABSTRACTS Sc DIVER
TEN
TISTA ESPEJO DE CABA-
LLEROS.-LA CAMISA DE
LOS FASCISTAS ESPANO-
LES
La gaceta., 1934-02-15
RENUNCIO Ell GABINETE
DE CHECOESLOVAQUIA

Praga, feb. 15,-EI gobierno
present6 hoy su Omission y los
sociaIistas declararon una hueI-
ga de cinco minutes en- demos
TRACTION de simpatia por los hom
bres que por sus vidas y liber-
tad combaten en- Austria.
Asegdrase que Seran nombra
dos ciudadanos de mucha calma
para eVitar una guerra como re
suItado de la guerra civil en-
Austria.
La gaceta., 1934-02-15

los punos negro8 y los adornos
carmelitas.
Ell morado por los alardes de
piedad cristiana, que no STEM
ten; el rojo, por la sangre que
piensan derramar, rOmpiendo
cabezas; ell negro por respeto
que deben a Mussolini, y ell
pardo 0 carmelita, por la imita-
ci6n de Hitler, ell padrastro aus
triaco del pueblo alenan.
La gaceta., 1934-02-15
Una Postal

La recibo de la ciudad de la
llabana firmada por ell joven
baritone Pablo GaIindo, dam
dome cucnta de su pr6ximo de-
but en- eI teatro Marti, senala-
DO para la noche de manana
sabado en- los numeros de va
riedades. Me dice que ha ele-
gido dos tangos hoy de moda,
para su presentation: "Melo-
dia dc ArrabaI' y ''Te Segui-
re hasta ell fin"
lie deseo un Gxito resonan-
tie.
La gaceta., 1934-02-15

Los "nazis" austriacos han a.
sesinado a centenares de socia-
listas, incluyendo a mujeres y
jovencitos.
Contra el edificio Karl Marx,
donde residian 1000 familias so
ciaistas, tronaron los canones
La gaceta., 1934-02-15

lIJImOS aver que a la Colo
MIA latina hay que "movilizar-
la en- esta OCCASION para lograr
que Ybor City posea un verda-
dero parque, y hoy insistimos
en- csc puntO.
Tan pronto Sc lego en- ell ayun
tamiento la petici0n favorable a
la compra del terreno de Gus
caden, ell mejor situado para I'm
parque como ell que necesita la
barriada mas ~populosa de Tam
pa, ell ST.. Frazier, que pOcos
dias antes habia solicitado 400.
600 pesos para una obra menos
it'll, como dijera Victor Rosen-
thai, Sc levant6 a hacerle opo-
sicion.
Momentos mas tarde, ell Sr.
Snipes, un nuevo CONCEAL y ex-
superintendent de escuelas,
tambien Sc opuso, creyendo exa
gerado ell precio de $4,000 en-
bonos, que Sc traducen en- $24,
900, por I'm terreno de diez a.
cres que Sc extiende desde la "a
venida de Michigan a la aveni-
da 81, en- ell coraz0n de Ybor.
A la modesto solicitud de la
Camara de Concrete de Ybor
inmediatamente lie salieron dos
e emigOS gratuitos, que no re-
presentan ell sentir de la pObla-
con americana.
~ por este es que pedimos a
los latinos todos Sc unan para
que ell proyecto no sea destruido
por los Economists" de tan
ce.aberrima habilidad como los
ciudadanos arriba menciona-
dos.
iAlcaldes entran Y alcaldes
salem en- Tampa y todos AFR
man ser amigos de los latinos;
concejales entran y cOncejales
salen y todos aseguran querer
mucho a los habitantes de West
Tampa e Ybor...
Pues ell dla ha llegado de que
ese afecto Sc pruebe Y de que Sc
de a Ybor un parque "decenti-
to" no un arenal con dos column
pios, dos cestas para ell balon y
un hombre de buena voluntad
tratando de adiestrar q los nj
nos y ninas.
Nosotros tenemos la seguri-
dad de que ell alcalde Chancey
apoyara con entusiasmo ell plan
tan luego retorne a Tampa, Ell
viernes o ell sabado, y que utili,
cara sus mejores recurSos para
ule ell naranjal de Cuscaden pa
Sc a ser un parque modelo, con
tanque de nataci6n, gradas pa
ra ell pdbIico, diamante de pelo-
ia, cuadro para "football', PTS
ia para andarines, escenario
para fiestas civicas y cultura-
les, court de tennis, etc.
Miles de ninos y ninas seran
retirados de las GALES, diaria-
mente 81 la obra Sc lleva a ter
mino; miles de ninos y ninaS
pensaran mas en- los deportes y
menos en- las "mus2ranaS', 81
ell parque Sc construye de acuer-
do con los planes aprobados.
Hay que "movilizar" a la CO.
lonia latina Y pedir q los ciuda-
danos de Ybor City y West
Tampa que ell martes venidero
concurran a la session del ayun-
tamiento, probando asi su espi-
ritu civico y su preparation pa
ra reclamar y defender 10 que
en- buena l6gica les correspon-
de.
La gaceta., 1934-02-15

pero que ignoraban eXistiera
tai requerimiento.
Esas companies trajeron I'm
cargamento de crema de Ten
nessee, mandando IN Inspector
a csc estado para que compro-
bara la pureza del producto, /
La gaceta., 1934-02-15


Los soldados de Batista com.
batieron con los obreros en- e
Central Preston, situado en- Ia
provincial de Oriente, Cuba.
mo hubo que lamentar des-
gracias personales"-se ha te-
legrafiado a la secretaria de 60
bernacion.
5Sera que los soldaditos del e
jercito constitutional tratan de
imitar a la policia francesa, que
solo apela a la violencia en- le-
gitima defensa?
La gaceta., 1934-02-15

5En que habran invertido los
que conspiraban para derribar
a Grau, los centenares de miles
de pesos que Sc dice lie fuercn
extraidos a espanoles y cuba
nos?
GCuando presentaran cuen-
tas claras a los senores que hi
cieron los donativos?
va tienen un ejemplo que
pueden seguir, 81 les parece, el
que diera ell Gran Captain.
Como los alemanes, italianos
y austriacos, los fascistas espa-
noles han empezado a perse-
guir Y apalear a sus enemigos
pOliticOs.
Las primera vfctimas han 81
do obreros y etudiantes izquier
distas.
Pero en- Espana. sin que Dios
pueda impedirlo, 81 los fascistg-
Sc empenan en- tener fiesta, Ia
tendran Y no llevaran la parte
favorable, aunque Lerroux siga
gobernando.
tSaben ustedes 81 Primo de
Rivera ha escogido va el color
de la camisa que 8us partida-
rios patri6ticamente sudaran?
! Tn buen color de camlsa pa
"a los 'fascj 5tas" ibericos seria
el morado, con Ell cuello roio,
La gaceta., 1934-02-15

Los que antes insultaban a
Batista, en- los dias de Grau, y
lie pedian la cabeza, por repro
DO y NAL patricia, ahora lie la
man espejo de caballeros y AGA
baran por decirle como a Gerar
do Machado: Egregio coronel.
LA explicaci6n del "fen6-
memo?
En- muy rscas palabras pue-
de darse, y en- estilo cubano
ahora tienen bien pagados en-
pleos, digieren acknowledgements
V no divisan nubarrones en- el
horizonte de la nacionalidad.
La gaceta., 1934-02-15

Con todos sus millones,y con
ell titulo de rey de la cerveza,
Don Arthur Busch no pudo ven
Ger ell dolor que una enferme-
dad lie proporcionaba, y Sc qui-
to la vida.
Para resistir ell dolor, los po-
bres son los individuos mejor
preparados; viven en- perpetual
augusta ,luchando a brazo par
lido con la penuria y, sin en-
barge, Sc agarran a la existen-
cia con la esperanto de sabo-
rear algUna vez la felicidad.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-10-29
Notice
LIBERTY DAY!
LIBERTY DAY!

LIBERTY DAY! LIBERTY DAY!
The Peoples Annual Festival will be
obser we'd this year on Saturday. Nov. Bird,
at Estate Lower Bethlehem.
All are welcome!
Come and have gala time.
Barbecue dinner will be served.
All kinds Of game. Sports! And last
but not least. Free dance.
Two orchestras will be in attendance
besides other local music.
Let US put aside dull times.
Join the crowd.
Addresses by prominent Spe akers.
We promise to give you day to go
down in the history of the island Of st.
Croix.
Program later
COMMITTEE OF ATTACHMENT
st. Croix Labor Union.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-10-29
Notice to Creditors
of
Innis Behagen
DECEASED

The creditors of the Estate of
Innis Behagen, deceased are hereby
warned to present their claims duly au-
thenticated to the undersigned executor
DC. Cane gaia. at his residence in Chris
tiansted, st. Croix, within six months
from the sixth day of October, A. D.
1884
Oct 6. 1884
D. C. CANEGATA
Executor.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1934-04-07
Scouts Prepare
For Car,1poree

News coming from the Boy Scout
office at Ell Centre today indicates
that at least 100 Boy Scouts will
participate in the Camporee held
at Westmorland, April 81 and %.
Numerous inquiries have led the
Scout officials to believe that most
of the troops in the council will be
represented. There are only one
or two more communities yet to
hear from and notices of their en-
tries is expected soon.
The Scouts are short of "pupo
tents to use in the Camporee. Any
one who can assist the Westmor-
land men in securing this type of
tent are asked to communicate with
Paul j. Rogers at Westmorland.
Sunday morning there is to be a
Scout sermon delivered by the Rev
Shiffler of Brawley at the camp
After the service there will be a
pot luck dinner under the trees
| The Westmorland Sunday school
invited all the Scouts parents and
| friends to bring their dinner and
enjoy the Camporee. Coffee and
plenty of cold water will be furn-
ished by the Sunday school.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1934-04-07
LOOK TO THE FUTURE

Think of Ell Centro's future and not
only of its present when you go to the
polls on Monday.
This final appeal to the voters of Ell
Centre by The Press is based on the pol
icy of this paper and of all progressive
institutions in the city, which look to the
years to come and not merely to the days
that are
For more than 20 years we sounded
the drawbacks of Imperial Valley to the
nation, in an effort to obtain Boulder
dam and the All-American canal. We
told them of the flood menace, of
droughts, or pro-rating water, Of water
filled with silt, things which were true
and which had to be driven home to OBJ
tain the objective.
The objective has been reached. Boul-
der dam is a reality and the canal is
surety. What are we going to do about
the assets that they mean to us? Is Ell
Centre willing to keep the fact that our
condition has been immeasurably i'm
proved family secret? Having succeed
ed in correcting our ills are we going to
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1934-04-07
UNCLE WIGGILY'S BRAVE
FISH

Uncle Wiggily came down stairs
very early one morning in his hol-
low stump bungalow. He heard
Nurse Jane rafting the dishes out
in the kitchen and the muskrat lady
housekeeper heard the rabbit gen.
tleman. so she said to him:
My! Aren't you the early bird
this morning."
Il hoped UP early" said Uncle
Wiggily. ito see about my flying
fish. AS a matter of fact, I had
very wakeful night, so 1 might as
well be up as in bed
IT'S too bad you didn't get much
sleep" said Nurse Jane. so many
of your friends, L hear, same to see
your wonderful flying fish that you
were kept busy, weren't you?"
Very busy. indeed" said Mr..
Longears. But then it isn't every
one who has a flying fish, one that
can swim in the. water and sail
through the air like balloon. Have
you seen flying fish this morning."
oh, yes replied the muskrat
lady housekeeper. He is in his bowl
of water, taking a rest, suppose
Il should think he would need it,
spoke the rabbit gentleman. For
my friends, who kept calling here at
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1934-04-07
EDITORIAL PAGE
and
FEATURES
HETZEL- WOMACK-B RATT0N


In giving its support for Monday 5
election to Leo Hetzel and Roy Womack,
as candidates for city council, and to
Charles Bratton for city clerk, The Press
announced two weeks ago that it did so
because it believes they are the men best
fitted to give the best service to FL Cen
tro.
We still believe this, though we recog-
nize the fact that others, as sincerely IN
terested in the city's welfare as we are,
differ with us, and gladly concede them
the right to do So
There is no better place than right
here to extend to Messrs Fawcett, Dam
ron and lie Blanc, candidates for the
citv council: to Messrs. Cal Mousseau
and Irwin Maupin, candidates for city
clerk; and to the candidates this paper
is supporting our congratulations and
appreciation for keeping this campaign
clean, free of personalities and mud
singing. That is the sort of election
campaign Ell Centre wants.
Reviewing previous articles on the
candidates this paper is supporting, we
call the attention of the voters to the
fine records as successful businessmen
and public-spirited citizens of Messrs.
Hetzel and Womack. As businessmen
IT6V nave dluSu III Uu1loliiS up lAIN VIZ
mercial success of Ell Centre, and through
their service in public and semi-publlc
organizations, they have given much
time and energy to advancing the inter-
ests of their city.
We believe that Messrs. Hetzel and
Womack will give to the affairs OF n
Centre, as members of the city council,
the same conscientious attention they
have given to their private affairs. Meth
er man is a politician and they are IN
terested primarily in seeing this city de-
velop to the fullest possible extent.
This, after all, should be the supreme
test for those who seek public office.
Mr.. Bratton is young man who has
filled the office of city clerk in mghly
creditable manner for several months
following the death of the late John {.
Neale, under whom he was trained and
for whom he acted as city clerk on nu-
merous occasions He is experienced IN
the routine and detailed work Of the city
government, is a permanent resident OF
Ell Centre, taxpayer and home owner,
and has proved himself conscientious
public servant.
The Press is willing to leave the YER
dict to the voters of Ell Centre, and will
cheerfully accept their verdict whatever
it may be.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1934-04-07
BED TIME STORIES
BY HOWARD Z. GARRTS
Copyright, 1884 by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate)

him and bring ner to see the
strange sight of fish that could
fly in the air.
When the bungalow was quiet, af-
ter the children had gone to school,
Uncle Wiggily began to think of 60
ing out for an adventure. But be-
fore he went he sat down in a chair
to watch the fish swimming around
in the bowl of water
Now, having been awake most of
the night, Uncle Wiggily was sleepy
and before he knew it his head be-
gan to nod and his eyes began to
close and, all of a sudden he was
asleep, sitting in a chair beside the
bowl of water where the flying fish
was swimming.
Now it SO happened that while
/ Uncle Wiggily was asleep, the Bob
Cat went sneaking past the bunga-
low. Looking in through window,
the Bad Chap saw Uncle Wiggily
asleep.
Hal Now is my chance meWed
the Bob Cat. I'll just Slip down
through the cellar door, which I see
has been left open. I'll creep up in
side the bungalow and this time I'll
/ catch Uncle Wiggily.'
Down through the opened cellar
door the Bob Cat sneaked. On his
soft paws he made his way into the
room where Uncle Wiggily was
asleep in a chair near his flying fish
that was then swimming.
"Oh, what luck" purred the Bad
Chap. I'll get some nibbles off IN
Gle Wiggily's ears and Ill have a
fish to eat. I love fish"
"Well, don't love Bob Cats sud-
denly spoke a voice, and it wasn't
Uncle Wiggily for he was still asleep
and knew nothing of the Bob Cat
/ SO near him.
who are you?" asked the Bad
Chap, very impolitely.
III show youl' cried the fish and
with that he flew up out of the
water, sailed straight at the Boz
Cat and whammed him on the nose
so hard that tears came into the
Bad Chaps eyes and he howled and
yowled.
Then Uncle Wiggily awakened and
! he and his wife and Nurse Jane
chased the Bob Cat out of the bun
galow so that he ran away with his
silly little tail. That's how the brave
| flying fish saved the rabbit.
And if the tie kettle doesn't pom