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Nogales international., 1935-04-20

ARTICLE VIII.
The highest amount of lndeoteo-
ness or liability to which the cor
poration may at any one time SUD-
iact itself is Three Hundred Thlrty-
three Thousand, Three Hundred
Thirty-three and 33/1O0 (S5S3'3 '3oS''''
Dollars.
Nogales international., 1935-04-20
MARGARET HANDLEY

Sponsor
Evening star., 1935-09-27

the cat that ate the canary, Ann.
What's the secret?"
Ann laughed. "Lee was here q min
ute ago. He wanted me to give you
these. Mollie."
Mollie took the tickets, but she con-
tinued to search AIMS eyes for some
thing more important to her at the
moment than tickets. did you have
chance to talk-you and Lee?"
"Oh, we said hello and all that sort
of thing. He asked me to deliver q
very confidential message, but we will
have to wait-here comes the army"
Selma came across the lobby ianked
by Bill and Carl. Deane stalked along
behind, picking at his black tie. OBJ
viously Selma had rushed him out oi
his room.
"All right" Bill said. Lets get
going" He did not look at Ann. To
the best Of AIMS knowledge he had
not looked directly at her since leav-
ing Washington. In the car their con-
versation had been of the polite yes
and-no variety; here they had not
talked at all. But Ann was content Ia
have it so, for since the night she had
called him a cry baby he had been
working steadily. feverishly, and his
physical improvement was too evident
Evening star., 1935-09-27

Well be roofing for you when you
make your speech"
Thanks. And I'll be thinking of
you through every sentence. Don't
forget to tell Mollie"
II won't. Hurry now. won't you?"
You're awfully sweet, Ann"
"Lee-please!"
Smiling, Lee bowed. 1t was a gesture
meant for those who looked on. A
moment later he was pushing his way
through a noisy crowd of autograph
seekers, trying to reach the open door
OF the elevator the starter had been
holding for him since he entered the
lobby.
A minute later the same elevator
brought Mollie and Rita down. Mol
lies face glowed.
"Ann-he's here. / just talked with
the airport. ... What are you grinning
at, silly?"
Nothing" said Ann. where's
Selma?"
She stopped by Deane's room to
give him a piece of her mind. Our
three men not only leave us to have
dinner by ourselves, but they almost
forgot why we came up here. They
didn't come in until Is or 20 minutes
ago. Selma's raving"
Rita said suSpiciously, "You look like
Evening star., 1935-09-27

stolen from her apartment Wednes.
day night.
Meantime immigration authorities
ordered her deported. Frank G. Ellis,
immigration inspector, refused her re-
quest to extend her six months visi-
tors pass, renewed regularly since
1882. Ellis. however. granted her an
extension until her suit against R-K-O
is settled.
The baroness charges the studio took
material from two of her manuscripts
and used it in the picture After To.
night"
Evening star., 1935-09-27
FEATHER
INHERHKT
bl JULIE ANNE MOORE

laughed when he saw the uneasiness
In her face and stood back to look at
her appra!singly. You're gorgeous,
Ann. I've never seen you really dress
ed up before, have I? Where's the
gang?"
Ann had recovered from her con-
fusion now. They're up in their sew
eral rooms walking the floor-worried
sick for fear you won't be on hand
for your lecture. Are you stopping
here?"
He was digging in his pocksts. eff
you call it stopping" he said. I'm
taking of for Washington immediate
ly after the powwow." At last his
eager seach had been rewarded. Give
these tickets to Mollie, will you? I
had to wire for them at the last
minute and the man who handed
them to me at the airport said he'd
had the devils own time rounding
them up. They're reserved seats, of
course, but as far as I can make out,
no two are together You may be
able to swap with some one when
you get there"
Looking at his dark-gray suit, Ann
asked irreverently. Didn't you bring
any luggage, Lee?"
He grinned. Afraid I'll do my act
in these togs' I'd do a better
job of it, I'll bet . My bags came
in when I did. They're in my room,
I hope" He looked down at his
watch and AIMS eyes automatically
lifted to the shadow clock on the
opposite wall. 1t was now % minutes
after 7.
She groaned. "Three- quarters o:
an hour to dress. have dinner and
get to the hall. You'll never do it."
Easily" Lee smiled. But listen
Ann. I'll need a few minutes to
brush up on my notes and may not
get a chance to have private word
with the others. Mollie had it all
planned that you and would fly back
to Washington. Did she tell you?"
Yes" Ann said. quietly. And
saw your wire saying you had some
sort of important cargo to carry in
stead"
Lee nodded. That's the point" he
Evening star., 1935-09-27

to question. One couldn't, Ann
thought, have everything.
According to Bills watch they en-
tered the big hall at exactly IL min
utes after 8. At the moment the time
was unimportant, for they knew Lee
had not yet arrived. But before an
other IL hours had passed they were
all to remember Bills casual an
nouncement as they came to halt in
the foyer and gazed through the glass
doors at the patient, but obviously ex-
pectant, crowd inside.
We DIDN'T do so bad" Bill said
TITS just IL minutes after"
(To be continued.)
Evening star., 1935-09-27

said, "Mollie will think I've gone mys-
terious, or something. As a matter
of fact, it's all lot of foolishness.
to my way Of thinking. Congress
opens next month and there's to be
some sort Of investigation into the
munitions industry. My job is to
transport two 200-pound boxes Of very,
very secret documents" He grinned
at the ominous sound of this. They'll
take up all the room in my boat and
more, I'm afraid. II the request
hadn't come from very important
person who wasted lot of words ex-
planning what complete confidence he
had in me, I'd have turned it down
fiat. Apparently they're afraid therell
be leak somewhere-or maybe an
attempt to steal the stuff. ANY,
way"
"You want me to tell Mollie," Ann
said helpfully.
Lee was looking at his watch again.
That's right. And ask her to keep 1t
under her hat. Better not say any
thing to the others"
Don't worry"
Lees head came up and their eyes
met. Only Ann seemed to be aware
Of the many curious eyes fastened
upon them.
I'm darned sorry Mollie's plan
couldn't go through" Lee said then.
you'll be starting back in the morn
ing?"
Yes; early. I hope. And back on
the job Thursday. 1t has been a very
pleasant trip so far"
That's good" He studied the face
of his watch, not seeing it. My
mother wanted to be remembered to
you, Ann"
THAT was very nice of her." Ann
said. Hadn't you better be going?"
We'll have long talk soon, hope.
Lots of long talks As far as I'm con-
cerned. we're just where we were,
Ann"
Lee" Ann said earnestly, you can't
afford to waste any more time now .
Evening star., 1935-09-27
MANUSCRIPTS STOLEN
Baroness Jensen Reports Theft
in Plagiarism Suit.

LOS ANGELES, September 27 up.
Baroness Carla Jensen of Denmark,
who is suing R-K-O film studio for
$750,0O0, charging theft of story ma
terial, reported in court yesterday all
her manuscripts, which she had been
asked 70 bring in as EVIDENCE. were
La opinión., 1935-02-28
MISTERlOSA MuGRTE DE
UNA ANCIANA

BAKERSFIELD, Calf, febrero
24.-(Por Correct FL sabado Sc
verificaron los funerales de In an
ciana Cesarea Gonzalez con un a
COMPARTMENTS como no Sc habia
visto hace mucho tempo en- Ba-
kersfield.
Era socia activa de la Logia 81
de la Alianza Hispano Americana
y asistieron a su entierro gran can
tidad de consocios con su estan-
darte a. frente v ell organizador re-
gional senior T. Serrano Cabo quien
recito las o~raciones funebres de des
pedida ante Ell sepulcro de la desa-
~parecida.
No Sc sabe aun 81 la muerte de
dicha anciana fue accidental o por
asalto, pues las huellas que presen
ia en- el cuerpo. hacen sospechar
ha 'laron agonizante como a seis
cuadras de su casa y va no pudo
hablar nj una palabra.
Sc ha invocado alguna invest
gacion por parte de las autorida-
des. pero muy POGO han hecho por
descubrir al autor o autores de la
muerte de la anciana, por cuya ra-
ION sc e|ncuentra disgustada mu-
cha genie de Ia colonia meXicana
de auui.
La opinión., 1935-02-28
REGRESO VA DE MEXICO Ell
PRESIDENTE DE LA ALBANIA
-Foto !. |. News.

t6 de febrero, Y ell lunes. IS. Sc lie
vs. a cabo la vista a las logias 1903
y 346 en- Mazatlan.
Ell microbes. dia 20. hubo sesijn
en- la logia 344 de Rosario. Sinaloa.
con 10 que termino la vista en- d.
cho Estado. pasando a Ja'isco. en-
donde ell senior Apodaca fue recibi-
do en- G~uadalajara por los senores
Alfredy Levy. ~presidente de la To-
gia 210 de dicha ciudad Y ex-apo-
dorado general de la Alianza en-
Mexico. Salvador J. Vale. Organi-
zador Regional en- Jalisco y III nu-
trido grupo de socios de 10 Allan
"a. Hubo una session en- Guadala-
lara. ell viernes 90, y en- Ell Salto
de Juanacatlan. con la sucursal nh-
nero 3f5. ell sabado %. Debido a
la premura de otros asuntos PEN
dientes Ell senior Apodaca empren-
do ell viaje de regreso ell domingo
pasado.
Ell senior Salvador Gutierrez Ru'..
veterano Organizador Regional lie
la ALBANIA Hispano Americana, a
compano al senior Apodaca en- su
vista desde Nogales hasta Rosario:
ell senior Angel Amante. Organiza-
dor Regional de Sonora. acompano
a los visitantes desde Hermosillo
hasta Mazatlan y ell s.nor Antonio
Martinez s.. Organization Regional
por Sinaloa, recibio al senior Apo
daca a su entrada a dicho Estado,
acompahandolo a visltar todas las
logias del mismo.
Los agasajos tributados al distin
guido visitante Y sus acompanantes
en- todas las ~sucursales visitadas
fueron grandes. e inolvidable Ia o.
CASTOR para todos cuantos particle
paron en- las diferentes sesiones. Ell
entusiasmo d~espertado a rafz Re "a
vista augura un rApido e inmedia-
to crecimiento de esta benefica So
ciedad fraternal en- los Estados men
cionados. en- donde tiene echadas
va fuertes rafces.
Fueron numerosas las iniciacio-
mes de nuevos socios por ell Presi-
dem, Supreme durante su vista, y
los organizadores Vale y Amante
han continuado la ira de propa-
ganda en- los territories de su iu-
r~isdiccion. quedando en- Mazat'an,
a solicitud de las logias de dicha
vecindad, los sehores Prof. Saliva
dor Gutierrez Ruiz y Antonio Mar
tinez s., para redondear la cam
pana de expansion de la Alianza
Hispano Americana.
A su llegada a esta ciudad y a
su paso de regreso por Nogales. ell
senior Apodaca fue objeto de efusi-
vas felicitaciones por e. buen exito
obtenido en- este viaje. y SO augu-
ra que su proxima vista al oriente
de Texas sera de mucho provecho
para la Alianza.
La opinión., 1935-02-28
M~AGISTRADOS SlTJA-
DOS POR HAMBRE

ToLUCA, Mexico, febrero ~. -
(Exclusivo).- Todos los magistra-
dos de- Tribunal Superior de JUS
ticia del Estado, que creyeron que
va habfa pasado el incidente que
provoco la i%nvitacion que les hizo
la Commission del Congreso Local pa
"a que renunciaran, Sc han dado
cuenta de que ahora Sc trata de ST.
tiarlos por hambre, posiblemente
con la intencion de obligarlos a re-
nunciar. va que mientras todos los
emp'eados de Ia Administration es-
tan pagados al dia, a ellos, GUAM
do presentan sus recibos ell paga-
dor les dice que carece de fondos.
Estiman los magistrates que es-
ia represalia ejercida en- su contra
solo viene a provocar su intranqui-
lidad y la consiguierte deficiencia
en- ell despacho de los asuntos que
tienen encomendados.
La opinión., 1935-02-28
2 GRUPOS EN-
UNA BAIALLA
A PEDRADAS
La lucha duro z horas. has
ia que lego la policia de
AtlacomuIco, Mexico.

ToLUcA, Mexico, Febrero Ill
(Exclusivo).- Cerca de ~cincuenta
campesinos resultaron lesionados
en- un encuentro a palos y pedra-
das entire dos grupos agraristas an
tag6nicos, reeistrado aver en- las
cercanfas dc Atlacomulco, Mexico,
segnn dicen los informes recibidos
aquf.
FL encuentro empezd. agregan los
informes. cuando n de los CRU
pos iba a rec'blr sus ejidos. 10 cual
hizo Greer a los contrarios. que Sc
trataba de guitar las tierras de
ellos.
La lucha a ~pedradas duro cerca
de dos horas. hasta que la poieia
de Atlacomulco intervino. restahle-
ciendo Ell orden y aprehendiendo a
mas de sesenta ~agraristas de am
hos bandos. acusados de haber ST.
do los promotores del %escandalo.
Entire los lesionados, cuatro sc
eneuentran de gravedad, terminan
1iciendo los informes.
La opinión., 1935-02-28
Sc QUEJAN DE LA CEN.
SURA POSTAL

cIUDAp DE MEXICO, Febrero
27.-(Exclusivo).-Hoy en- la mana
ma estuvo en- la Presidential de IA
Rep1b.ica una comision de elemen-
tos izquierdistas con Ell objeto de
p~rotestar porque Sc esta ap'icando
a sus periodicos de lucha la refor-
ma hecha recientemente al articulo
~tercero de la Ley General de Co
municaciones y en- estas condicio-
mes los organos m~encionados Sc han
visto de snbito privados de circu-
lacion foranea en- virtud de que la
| Direction General sc MEGA a darles
libre circulation.
Los comisionados conceptuan que
la reforma Sc hizo para ser apli-
cada a los ~periodicos confesionales
| a aquellos que acknowledgements
atacan a la REVOLUTION, q sus hom-
hres y al mismo. pero que ellos es-
tan colocados en- situacion distin-
ia corroborando asi las d~eclaracio-
mes hechas por ell Presidente de la
lRep1blica en- ell sentido de que no
Sc prohibirfa la circulation de los
~periodicos izquierdistas.
La opinión., 1935-02-28
NOTAS DE- BAKERSFIELD, CALF.

b'ecimiento. al estimado caballero
Felix G. Velazouez. causandole he
ridas de consideration en- la ca
beza, que 10 postraron en- CANA
durante varios dias.
Tres fueron los agresores quie-
mes en- su gran valentia 90 Sc a
trevieron a golpear tambien a la
estimable DANA Celia r. de Velaz-
quez cuando salio en- defensa de su
esposo.
Y 10 peor del case es que habien-
do sido arrestados y juzgados por
un tribunal mixto. Sc les declaro
sin culpa poniendolos en- libertad.
Ell domingo tuvo verificativo una
hermosa velada y Bale en- ell salon
de la Legion Americana bajo los
~auspicios de la Logia 31S de la A
lama Hispano Americana. con a
sistencia de numerosas comisiones
de otras logias circunvecinas.
En- el desarrol,o del programa to-
maron parte I'm grupo de jovenes
representando ell dramita intitulado
La Bandera de la Alianza" del
~periodista don Brigido Caro-, dis
tinguiendose Conchita Pesquelra,
Maria Luisa Bon, Fernando Pes
queira. Rosa Rodriguez. Juana Ruiz
y Carmen Pesqueira, y en- ell final
o Apoteosis de las 3 banderas co
secharon muchos aplausos las Sc
noritas Beatriz Hernandez. Gregg
ria Fierro y Josefina Hernandez.
Cerro ell programa e. oganizador
Serrano Cabo rec!tando una COM
posici6n titulada Como 20 te que
ria" y a continuation sigui6 un a
nimado bale en- Ell que RENO la ma
yor cordura y animation.
La opinión., 1935-02-28

req, c. Salazar, A. Marquee, Ro-
sendo Ramirez, p. Camarso, Jose
G~allardo, jose Ortiz, isnaeio E.
Ndhez, joss Santos. Pablo Monroy,
Eduardo Peralta, Fernando Ortiz,
S. Tarango, r. Beltran, M. E. 10
peg, J. Berumen, Francisco J. Ba-
rajas, C. Ramirez, r. Espinosa,
Maraarita Ramirez Pablo Romero,
Raul Gonzalez Portillo, N. Marti-
nez, Jose C. Perez, v. T. Mainez,
Daniel Martinez, 3. r.. Perez, A.
AreiieIio, Jerenimo Villa, Carmen
Gomez, Vidal Pinto, Rafael Lone
II, jose Perez, Jose A. Flores, San
tos Gonzalez, Santiago Santana,
Roberto r. Diaz, Oscar Villarino,
Juan Monies, Alexandra Rojas. Car
los Garcia, e. Ruiz, Emilio Lopez,
Ricardo Esp nosa, e. Machado, 70
dolfo Marcos Trejo, Constaneio
cervantes, E. C.. Martinez, A. Ju
rado, Pedro Frias, Abelardo Con-
treras, II. L6pez l., Enrique Cos
tel, A. Torres, l. J. Hernandez Ma
rio Ortiz, A. Samarin, Francisco la
res. Marcelo L. Vargas, G. Preeia'
do, Santiago Mitre, Jose Rubio, To
mas Alvarado.
La opinión., 1935-02-28
IL MILLONES DE Me-
eros EN- E. UNIDOS

NUEvA YORK, NJ. Y, Febrero
Ella estadistica ensena que hay
en- Estados Unidos una poblacion
de mas de doce millones de me-
gros, los que Sc hallan radicados en-
su mayor parte en- Chicago. Nueva
York y las proyincias Gel Cur. En-
ire esta raza Sc hacen preparati-
vos para organizar una cruzada que
de como resultado la erection del
nuevo hospital.
Los gastos para esta gran obra
seran atendidos por medic de una
contribution de cuando menos un
centavo por semana por cada ne
gro habitante de esta nacion. Los
promotores aseguran que al cabo
de veinte amos tendran una canti-
dad tan fuerte que servira para ell
sostenimiento del hospital, para la
educacion de medicos y enfermeras.
La opinión., 1935-02-28

TUCSON, Arizona, febrero 26.--
(Por Correo).- Acadia de regresar
a esta ciudad ell senior Emilio II.
Apodaca. p~residente supreme de la
Alianza Hispano Americana. quien
viene muy satisfecho de la vista
Official hecha a las sucursales de
dicha sociedad fraterna, en- los Es-
tados de Sonora. Sinaloa y Jalisco.
que ha sido un triunfo complete
para la mencionada mutualidad de
la raZa.
FL viaje del senior Apodaca Sc l.
nici6 ell dia 5 de febrero en- Noga-
les, Sonora, en- donde sesionaron
las logias de Nogales. Arizona. Mo-
ga'es, Sonora, y Santa Cruz. Sono-
ra, dandose despues un gran ban
quote y bale en- honor de la oca-
sion. De ahf paso ell senior Apoda-
ca a Santa Ana y Magdalena. So
nora, Y luego a Hermoslllo en- dom
de fue recibido por ell senior Jesus
G. Lizarraga, Sfndico Supreme y un
nutrido grupo de aliancistas de Ia
capital s~onorense. de Ures y de Los
Angeles, Sonora: ell proximo pun
to de parada fue Empa me y iuego
Ciudad Obregon y Cocorit, siendo
la Ultima p~oblacion visitada en- So
nora la de Navojoa. ell dfa 10 de
febrero, en- donde Sc reunieron las
sucursales 246 y 252. A la session
de Nogales concurrio ell senior Je-
SOS Sioueiros, ex-pres!dente supre-
mo de la sociedad.
De Navojoa paso ell senior Apoda-
ca al Estado de Sina.oa. sesionan-
dose ell jueves IA de febrero, en- San
Bias y en- Ell Fuerte. concurriendo
las logias 333. 269 y 267. En- Gu
liacan. Sinaloa. sesionaron las u
cursales 33S. 266, $50 y 345 ell dfa
La opinión., 1935-02-28
cluDAD DE MEXICO, Febrero

a. (Exclusivo).- Grandes yaci-
mientos de carbon de piedra han
sido descuhiertos en- Apulco, Pue-
bla. segdn dicen los d~espachos re-
cibldos hoy aquf.
Una poderosa empresa sera orga-
nizada por industriales m~exicanos
para exp'otar la nueva fuente de
riqueza, segnn Sc anuncia.
La opinión., 1935-02-28
clupAp DE MEXICO, febrero Of.

ciUpAo DE MEXICO, febrero 81.
-(Exclusivo).- Que la correspon-
dencia Y bultos postales que ve-
ofan a Mexico a bordo del vapor
Mohawk. Sc perdieron para STEM
pre-. es 10 que inrorma la Direction
General de Correos.
La correspondence Y bultos pos
tales destinados a Mexico, Sc per-
dieron al irse a pique ell Mohawk,
en- las costas de New Jersey, ell "a
de enero pasado.
La opinión., 1935-02-28
FL CaballO Vive Aun

Que los cabalios no han quedado fuera de servicio, no
obstante la invasion del automovil y del canton, es 10
que revela la Sociedad Protectora de AninaIes, dlclendo
que hay servicios que no pueden realizarse sin la inter
vencion del noble cuadr1pedo. En- ea ciudad estan Gle
moda ahora los carros distribuidores, con lantas balloon
Y cabalos con herraduras de hule.
La opinión., 1935-02-28
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La opinión., 1935-02-28

81 ~educaci6n por medic
do Ia ieetura. Nunea - tards
pars %aprender. Pida hoy mismo
nuestro CstSloso de libros Ora
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Angeles.
La opinión., 1935-02-28
I'd. Enfermo!

C~onsuIte al Herbaiista mas an
tiguo en- 81 Sur dc csiifornis
las famosas yerbss medicinaiss
ehinas % darSn sIivio permansnts.
Son puras. no gentlemen drogas We
nenosas
La opinión., 1935-02-28

Para desordenes del Els
tonnage, Reumatismo. c.
tarro. vejiga. Rifoues H.
gado. Soiitaria. Enferms-
dades del Puimon. Nervio-
sidad. Desordenes de y
Sangre. Liagas y Dolen-
n.- ll-A. -
La opinión., 1935-02-28
go CAMPESINOS HERIDOS EN- UN ENCUENTRO
VuelO a Panama

Ell captain Harold D. Smith, la derecha iunto al p-
zarr6n-, marca a los photos a sus ordenes la ruta que
deberan seguir al efectuarse un vuelo directo de un es-
cuadr6n de aparatos de bombardeo, desde Washington a
Panama y regreso.
La opinión., 1935-02-28

Orara mi sa I'D de Ia manera con que
iid the trato SIN necesidad de ser
operado del Apendice v ba stando sus
medicinas para aliviarme hoy q I'D
las grarias Y sieinpre recomendare q
I'd a los ~pacientes mis comedies
conocienio su habilidad para tratar
las Intermediates
'I''do de I'D afmo y y q y amigo
Rev JOSE GUTIERREZ. cura Parro.
CO., iglesia de Mira Sra de t;uadajune
La opinión., 1935-02-28
NOTICiAS DE DELANO

Hace pocos dias que ag%redieron
a golpes en- Ell interior de su esta-
La opinión., 1935-02-28

LIE sftiSc'So. hN
Sr ID K Tuey.
Muy Estimado Sr. y
amigo Por Ia presen-
te manifesto a I'd mis-
agradecimientos Dor sus
atenciones que tuvo q
bien concederme para
ser curado de IA enfer-
medad que me aaueja-
ha hn .,tanda nm. pAaA
La opinión., 1935-02-28

"M.entras mas pronto sc marchen sera me-
jor,-volvio a decirles-. Roger subio a la ca
bina tras de apretar efusivamenie la mano del
hombre mono. "Ahora,-dijo la joven-, quie-
no que me digas que va no me odias". Tarzan
Ia hizo subir sin eontestarle.
La opinión., 1935-02-28

OTdof y -
les de los Hombres. Y espectalmente
para Males de las mujeres. y mucher
otras Intermediates os precios de
los tratamientos son a ny razonabieA
venga a VERNE o escrfbame hoy mismo
c~ONSUITAS GRATIS
UNA PRUEBA MAS-Sopre IA sfica-
ella de las Yerbas MedicinaIes 'hinas-
Lea el siguiente .estimonio;
La opinión., 1935-02-28

Vol. IX.-Number 1866, Thursday,
February %, 1885
La opinión., 1935-02-28
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l (The owner of the monkeys ap- pears in the next stOry.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-06

The giant kept on snoring, and weo Coppy cried, Come, lend a fiand: I think it's up to us to set our friend, the giant, free.
 I've do not know who pulled this trick. I must admit, 1t was real slick. Let's wake him up. I'm sure he'll be surprised as he can be-"
 Then Scouty started shouting. "Hey. You surely do not wish to stay upon the ground, tied up like this. Wake up and see your plight"
 The giant stirred and snored some more. once more the bunch heard Scouty roar. "Aw, come on! If you're fooling us, it really isn't right.
 We're here to help you, If we cna." Then to the mans side Dotty ran. She poked him in the ribs and then he opened up his eyes.
 "Say* What has happened here?" he cried. How come I am securely tied? I'll pay you back for this mean trick. I hope you realizen
 We didn't do it." Goldy said.
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And then squeal from overhead made all, the Tinies glance up. There's the answer" Windy cried.
 Those. monkeys, high up in haps to tease. Come on, we'll set the giant free; then tan each mon- keys hide!"
 The vines with which their friend was bound had all been twisted round and round. My goodness, this is quite task" said Goidy. with a smile.
 However, we will work away. if on the ground you'll kindly stay. We'll promise you that you can get up, in little while"
 "Oh, gee, I cannot wait that long," the giant snapped. "I think I'm strong enough to free myself. My muscles I will put to use"
 He strained his arms and legs, and then the Tinymites were startled when the vines kept snap ping off of him until they all were loose.
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