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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 6, 1922 · page 12

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mun Raggedy Ann and Ram‘y
. hrs invisible and Wooden Wil-
' could not see them.

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

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Then, rn his pocket w Andy;
look the little old lady's box of pen-
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Snippydo'oly could not see Mdy ‘
And,» at all and he- was so surprised
to feel himself thrown down he kick-
ed'and yelled. but Raggedy Andy held '
him tight. 'I tell sou what we '11 do."
said Raggedy Andy. as he sat upon '

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"‘You speak to her. Wooden .Wiilie.
and find out. why she cries."
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wt hold of one of his hands and W’ooden Willie and told him why she snippydooly’s stomach. 'we'll pamt Concert. Hyman Gerber. . A unit
through the woods. And an cried. "This morning." she explain-'1 green rings around his ‘eyeli so {1th and teacher. asst-bed by Miss 1..Cl?8!3 ”'oflwa’ 80. lorivalk 102 T8131“ ‘70., 80. lorwalk 2 301633, . 'a-rnfi ....
walked aion , the heard some d, “I had si tee ennles and now I time helooits in the oak ng gees . Gorbcr at «the piano. ‘ - - Jah‘pd‘m m
. crying at the? side) of the path. :nven't any."x n p #5334" know how nauxhty he he‘s "Largbetto" (magi), (ML ‘Men- ”WM KR.» 3. Km 1. Cove Km? Ham Bi >_ , . .0
' me! I wonder who that can "Dear me!” Wooden Willie said. been " : uett'” (Handel) no. and. Hi- lief-1 m m&“ um 24 m at, “‘13,.W . ; .f
Y" may Ann whispered to the 'Did you lose them?" so the little old lad? brought a can her. 2. “Hollow. N01 2 (CM? :2: ‘ lam-k 170 1.53.3; :MR m m ; ‘ 3’
9|"- ' "No: " the little old lady cried. "I or green paint and Wm” Andy Miss Gerber. a, (a)"GaV!g:1.m‘ ”-13.- , -. -— : - ~ ,.
c‘ t was I» little old lady they soon have been loving every penny 1 ton painted large gre'on rings around Snip- - ta." (d'Amnrosio). (o) “m re- . _ .. ..
“Ind out and. when they walked up rolling up hill for nine years and 1 pydoolv'o eyes. Then Rowdy Andy nade" (Vaidea) Mr. and MI: (i-ol'r -'
1“" ”may An“ Wh‘ml'ed- h. sixteen all put away nicely in 3 took Snippydooiy to the front door be:- 4 (a) "In the Confront (BO- . tatoes 3.
little Dutchoard box. And. a While and shouted loudly in his ear:‘ “Don': rodin). (b) “Music Bo} (Iliadtg). e e wee » . - * , . , ‘
ago. Snippydooly. who lives about a you ever. ever come near this house Miss Gerber. 6. b)Mfi‘id le to?" L .‘ :.. " 9‘.
mile away from bereftook my pennies .again!" And Snippydooly. becauoe~he ientaie" (Vow). 0'13““ , , , ..
box and all. And. he said he would could not'undernand nor see who had :(Cni). Mr. and Kiss bdoi-ber. i -—:- ...
come back soon and. if I didn’t have punished him. was so mgntenea. ue Concem“ sen" Dav” sequ em Y llow 01' R s ‘0‘
more {or him. he would tear down my run, and ran and ran, [and never, oneervatory of Music. just return- 0: Dun nions e 6" . : ...
“We mince untll he found where I never came back to bother the nice. "ea from a summor of study in 3‘1!“ ... :
had the can! pennies hidden!" little old lady awn. ' ope. ‘ , ., .9
“Maybe it would be best for you to (Co y hit. 1922' b . Johnny Gruelle. | - , .. ‘ ..
“’" mm “‘9'"- "°" h” “1" “hi” 99'” p figA11 rights Seservedi. - KIEV. Oct. o.——Enom to feed to, 9 on 3 cans re 3
nios." said Wooden Vi'lllie. children of Chung“ mthufi of ampl e s oma 0 0:0
“But 1’ have no others." the little ARMY-NAVY mm GAME- K1.“ have been :mdggugg i1}: .3.
old lady cri . "And. as she heard 5 ~ _ American Relief in n - .
"’“d ”m“ “mk ‘“ ”‘9 “3°“ “”‘m uDlA 3.3.3113? 1 Xglbgitkfme'riinafi cause of the ”WW“ mm" °' W" Weich’s Grapela'de . . . . . . . . 22c jar Instant Postum, small can . . . . . . . . 23c :0
he is now tearing down my little n a“ r y" 3 - dits ‘ . . . . .‘.
house'" played here on Dec. 2. At in: sigma Chig'irln ‘ villllte 30 miles from the Large can _ _ . , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~38C’.
' ti . io tthemen oft e our - _
\Vooden “Film: on ‘gm hold or ”“3 wbnrldawxz‘ierugivilsiZns from the territory railroad ‘3 situated in a w“: arguing: Rmford Baking Powder, l/z 1b can 17¢ . k 29Car ' 0:.
”me °"‘ '“d” “an“ 3“" "m ‘° W cmwlsed in the Third “my 00"” “m“ '°' "em 1‘" been 1231:1ch 1 lb can . . . . .. . . 30c Pur e Strawberry Preserves. ._ . . 13! 8
little house. “There troy found Snip- the 28th. 29th. 78th and 79th Divisions rabble; mini: litter-2:31.22 for the . ', _ . . . . . . . . . . . ‘3.
m'dooly tear 3 up in ngs in search of will be held in Baltimore u on no e . , . . . _ . - . ..
more pennies. The football game will open \en- safety of the A. R. A. wflwfiml'ogz so dernia Asparagus Tips . . . - 35c can Geisha Brand J39 Crab Meat, 45C C3“ :
“Aren't you ashamed of \-.ourself able Stadium. now under construction {infill}: quetizzrz'ihtiziri‘: district were ' ..
The Little Old Lady [.00ka (p m Snippydooly. tearing up this old lady' s with a seating capacity of 40, 000 per- i c 9'13 , 0.0
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BUSSIANS BACK ‘1‘) HOMLELAND.

BEE w Ru-io..—-(Associamd
Pro-SE). -—-Ict§'ssians who fled abroad
from
the revolu
found life in the refugee colonies of
Paris. Berlin. London and Prague a
constant struggle to keep their heads.
above the water in uncongenial for-
eign surroundings. are returning home
in constantly increasing numbers.

At the same time the Soviet regime
is banishing other Russians from the
country. fo'r one reason or another.
and the' two streams of humanity meet
daily at this Russian-Latvian frontier
station. Approximately 1‘0 college
professors, publicists and other in-
teliectuals. have lately been sent out
ot_ Russia charged with underground
secret political activity against Soviet
government, or they were unable to
reconcile themselves to the develop-
ment of th Communistic system .nd
were. therefore. of no assist-no. to
Russia. Often the returning cute
and the new exile has a. tow‘ Elements
hero to recite experiences or expre.

" hopes for the future.

Much as they my rant against the
present ”moment. many oi‘. these
latest only. when. ordered out or the
country, have displayed grantS mo-
tion and expressed the hope that M
would be allowed to stay. .— 1.

seem happier than those cola:

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The returning Russians “mull!

Homesickness for their native
steppe: is the reason advanced {or the
eflorts or some thirty thousand Don
Cossacks, now refugees in CtEchoslov-

E l i in the eafly days of skis. and elsewhere. filo are seeking
all: on and who have since permission to return to Russia. They

have sent General Gnlloryboff, who
was a member or the government of
the Don Cossack republic which
fought the Soviet power. to Moscow to
.negotiate conditions tortheir' return.
They fled from Russia during the
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LONDON.——(The Associated Press).
—The people of Austria are hoafiin:
their money: it would take £10,000.-
000 to place Austria on her feet again
financially. .yet. Austrians have in
Swiss banks an amount estim‘ atod oi:
£18. 000, 000.

These statements are contained in a
report made by the British Depart-
ment of Overseas Trade on the econ-
pinto condition of Austria. In sum-
ruins up the Anstriao situation this
report says: :

"The psychological amenity. is the
prevalent Denim which inhibits
initiative on the or the A
one themselves. and makes them 1 k
solely abroad for salvation. The
amount of foreign credits generally
.utimated to be necesmry to place
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be overcome easily by financial assist-
ance given by foreigners under suit-
able control and conditions. The
Austrians.‘ however; must show that
they are‘ready to eta-operate by takin’g

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house in order themselves. There is
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CUBA PREPARiNG CASE ~
AGAINST H.- WNN AND CO.
HAVANA-HARM ha been call-

report first

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circulated in: HEY jihon

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31%.; states attorney says Mrs. m
Teresa Bonces do Marti is not in-
dudedintholistdlthose cilaitod
mg W to whom reparation should
be made. since she received. before
the but went under control or the
federal bunk canmission
$180. 000- in iowals and money. ,

It was rented 13:, that Mrs.
mean, when first she or the
Domain: but was in trouble, went
totheUnmsnnhomeandbysonio
means or other. the stories mirth
this particular, secured virtuallynll
the fences diamonds of the banker'-
wife to guarantee her W Both
are members of taro of Cuba's most
instead-mills. ’

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