THE DESEUKT ihihiiiiiI Unless your food is digested without the of painful after-mat- aoditythe Power Juu 1. "How successful queen?" Mid Queen Mary of Rumania repeating tba question of the Correspondent. "Why, It la something of a Irada to ba a queen. and tha chief Implaihenta of tha trada ara courage and courtaay. Smile whan, your hand la arhlng. amila when you ara ready to drop from fatigue and worry, amila whan all la coin wrong, amila at (rood nawa and at bad nawa. Alwuye , keep youraelf Intaraated In othara. No matter how great may ba tha atraln on your patience when talking or listen-In- g to a bora, make him or her think tha converaatlon la vital. Never think of your peraonal trouble but thoaa of your country. I 1 don't even own up when I know that don't know a thing: but I always go out and find out all about thla unknown subject.". , Aak anybody, peaaant or politician, who rule Rumania, and they will look at you with ryaa wide open In aurpriaa and nay: "V hy. tha queen of courea" Qoeaa Mary Seeae ghlfter. r, the Queen Mary I tha silken hand, the power behind the throne of King Ferdinand every minute. Since he came out from England, nearly 23 year ago, aha haa been tbU trade of being queen, and learning now aha has been at It for more than five years. In place of Carmen Sylva, and aha has mads It her busIneM to know her country and her people. She aspires to be queen In every sense, and she is quits as welling to lake the duties of tha job as well me Its pleasures As for Us pleasures she gets alt the fun she can out of It, dresses as well ns she can, to enhance her beauty which is fumous. "If a queenIt goes around, shabby and makes n grent deal of difference. I think," sho said. "Jt Is not expecetod I of us and ao why should I do ItT felt rather mortified when In Paris Just after the armistice and I had to attend by all the beau receptions frequented ties of the world, and was not able to wear aome of my splendid Jewels which had been sent to Moscow. Just to think that I hsd four or five crows, some of them Inherited from my Russian mother, and not a one to near in Paris" That the queen Is quits as willing to shoulder the duties of queendom Is tsstifled to by thousands of men snd women who met her during the GerAs a man occupation of Rumania. Red Cross nurse she was visiting' the at Jassy. hospital of tha Incurablrsreached the When she and the surgeon door of the hopeless; "there's no need BUCHAREST, Pleas- over-addit- y. ant to take relief prompt and definite. MADS MAKERS ST SCOTT A SOWK EMULSION or SCOTTS O scene-ahifte- red-nose- to n as bsd as tsklng them alt. back to IK you euppoee she'll go knows you've them now that Qi found them?" Nibble began to aue-pe-ct that Stripes really didn't know any better after all, but this wed no lltnd to teech him. "Wouldn't nho If I promised never he asked hopcfull. to do It again "She wouldn't believe you, snapped 'Watch the Do Nibble decidedly. gsve you one chance, even after you killed Tommy Peels' little chlcka been bad right over Now you've again. No on here ever will trust you. You'd better go back where you cam from a fast ms you can travel Watch will certainly Tag about this!" to go," sniffed "But I dont Stripes. T want to tay right here and learn how to behava Way back In the deep woods I heard about It Its the "peace fullest - place In the world , "So you came to see If you couldn't make tit a little trouble!" Nibble was In a terrible temper. "Tried to lay ell on poor Ted Coon, didn't you? Youd better foot It If you want to Mve your skin. That dog will most kill you." surely -- fto off trudged Stripe with -- hie head hanging. And -- Nibble hopped "No," Mid Nibble. "They are not. over Into the Quails Thicket Just In This -- yeere eggs are next year's time to hear them asking each other, quail. If we let every one help hlm-ee- "Where's BoJ? . Where IS Bob?" to all the eggs he cum aero, Next there wouldnt be any more quail to atom What Happened to Bob Wlille the QnalL lay them." , from the middle of the Quail's ThickTwo of them ere et. "Prr-Whinothing but empty shells," she Failed-Anthe air was filled with whirrring wings. Every other quail In the covry who wasnt sitting on eggs of her own had come to see what was the matweren't thry ter. And my, but tuigryt was angrier Rabbit Hut Nibble still, "Ton took those eggs:" he accused Stripes Skunk. You just finished telling me so. And you were trying to pretend you Would be good. Is that your way?" He looked savage enough ts kick Stripes and send him end over end. That's the rabbit wuy He stamped his feet. of fighting. But Stripes never bared a tooth to defend himself. He Just turned hie beck. Just as Tad Mid he always did. and hunched himself Into a little scared ball. T did!" he confessed. "I did take them- - but I didn't know PleaM It was bad. Truly I didn't. dont look that wqr. I don't want to do anything more to be sorry for.' "Then why did you steal? Nibble demanded. "I Just found them," Stripes pleaded. "There wasn't any one with them at all. I knew I mustn't kill any more quail, but eggs are different. -- Arent - they? he asked JThut' t! are wonderful kt their help to the stomach troubled with KftQ J&l&t lred III-H0I- BS Behind Became Thrown of Her Nation and Relates How She Achieved Such Position. ft STATE KTIU PEN CANT I'OOli Mlilll.t TWItT- By John Ilarton. (Copyright, 1 920. by .The Associated Newepapeti.) ( IHU-wniBonis tient ! "But I've akwaje done It." whim Air hla shoul hcautlWrlpe. peeking over my one's spilled was bristling. Nibble see how to Oer wife bul eggs!" screamed Hub White's "And I only took two. h joy is taken out of Both eating and living. L 1020 WEDNESDAY The Barton Bedtime Stories JOYFUL EATIIIG TELtS HO!' 10 BE NEWS of going In there, It Is too dangerous, Mid tha surgeon. - "They are dying It Is my duty," answered ths queen. Just sfter she entered the Queen heard a dvlng soldier calling for his wife. Without a word the queen walked over to ine bed of the typhus victim. Mylex "Here 1 am" snd knelt and embraced ths man, who died In her arm, happily. !, Is PraeUeal Ths queen Is a practical queen. In the aarne city of Aassy, this fact was discovered and whin the mayor wanted to get the anoW cleaned off the etreets, he timidly applied to the queenI for help. "Why bless you, of course will help." ssld the queen, and she led After this the gang of whenever medicines and Instruments were needed In the hospitals, or estra nurses, tha queen was called upon. Once there was a bread famine. The queen got her nan private motor car and then scouring the eountry for flour she organised the bakertea of the city Khe did the same when there was a1 wood and coal famine.' "At a child was taught to live for othcra." saidn tha queen In one part of the converM-tlocorrewith The Associated PrM 1 do natuspondent. "So whateverAaI adolittle girl 1 rally, without effort. was told that this was part of the "Should ths queen get a louck of Internationalism snd go on strike some day, that would be a hard day for Rumania." said laughingly Take Joneecu, 3ne of her admirers, a man regarded as lawyer, financier ths keeQsst minded and politician In the country. H. enow-ehovel- er. Japan Ambitious For Trade of South Seas TOKIO, June 1 Japan Is ambitious to obtain a larger share of the trade of the South Rea Islands which Is estimated at 2,000,000.000 yen a year. Of this Japanese exports amount to hut hava only one and one-ha- sincepercent the war. Some Increased reptdly ars adcommercial leaders Japanese the vising that In order to InIncrease South the of sale Japanese goods Rees Japan must Impart from the Islands rubber, sugar, chemicals, dys stuffs and spices In which thess Islands abound. President Kimura. of ths urges Rlngspors Japanese Emporium that Japan establish direct trade agun-cle- s with Sumatra and Manila for expansion of Japanese trade In Malaysia. lf r 9 tu 12 tflr TABLE SILVERWARE at About 100 pi .cm of Ro. re and Wallace Table Silverware, knives, forks, table apoone, Iw apdone, sugar shells, butter knives, all on price, ,10o each. wa-a-a- nt TO 23 v . TABLE SILVERWARE. . .. piece such as berry spoons, pic sugar servers, cold meat forka shells and butter knives, salt and pepper shakers snd many ether plecea Values to $1.26. TO 13 8 INCH BERRY v ' $ - TO 13. $2.50 5.00-ALAR- 104 Alarm clock. guaranteed 1 year. Regular 13.00 clocks at $2.60. 1 to a customer. Favors - I ALT MASON (FOR THE DESERET NEWS) i ear Cord Tire TO 13 26 PIECE TABLE SILVERWARE. HEN I was sick, with chllla and fever, Jonea did my chorea, day after day; he whacke d up kindling with a cleaver, and I told him he wa sure a fed the cow and hen their hay, treasure, a model neighbor, nothing Ism; he said It. always gave him bleasure to help a comrade In distress. Recovered from my Ills end sorrows, I changed my mind concerning Jones; for every day he comes and borrows, a gud, an egg. or seven bones. He borrows till he makes me dizzy,! and I am drooping oer my lyre: he borrows gas for hla tin Lizzie, and wood to feed hla ktchen fire. He borrow .rugs, he borrow bedding and bazoo, on which to toot, and If be would attend a wedding, he neks When jou were sick. he keeps reminding, me for my Sunday suit. clock you saw me "how cheerfully I did your chores! Your eight-da- y winding, you aaw me chase the cat outdoors. 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