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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-09
AuCtiorts.
By W. w. PRArr,


Once. No. l Flaggs Building.
17sssN AUCTEON.-1s shall sell at AUG ion, en- The
NH premises, on Thursday, A priI 9th. at
&lsAocl OK P. M, hat valuable
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE FARM,
known as The "Gates Farm" in fatuuck q miles from
Mechanics Ball containing about EY ACRES of Land
second to none in that vicinity for cultivation and gar
dening purposes.
theie are two dvelling Houses the same q good
Barn, aud other bujldnge good variety of init
ING EARN well supplied with water and an artificial
pond Of water the same
This sale will afford a rare opporunitv +, r,rFaserz
Terms OF payment easy; most Of the purchase money can
lay on mortgage.
Also, at the same time and place,
| Horse. Harnesses, Buggy, Market Wagon Hay
DO OK do 2 sie3shs, tons II y, ton Straw a guam
hy q gttahies- reed PJtato"s, PoEs Uarro@s Guilt
Vat9r Whsebaf1uS, Chains, Shoves Haying Utensils,
carpenter ans other ne'hanic Tools lot of choice
Hens, Swine, variety Of other articles.
For particulars apply The Auctioneer or on the
premises sale positive, and will commence precisely at
O'Clock. w, W. PRATT, Auc Toner.
ap1 dts
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wMyHAT EVERY LADY SHOULD
Wv KNOW, THAT
&C Hanover street, ROstOn,


Is the pIaas where ali kinds Of DRY GOODS Of every
description be bought for less money than any other
store in New England. We have just opened stock,
which is equal to any Boston for styles aud qualify
and for prices please read the catalogue below defy
com clifton goods Of the fabric See my prices
and come and see my goods.
1000 yards Canton Silks, light for 20 cents former
price 62 ceets.
$500 yards Of Canton silks, S73c, former price T5c.
1000 yards English Striped Silks, SOC worth SOC.
S od yards very beau'iful styles, CSC, worth ST.
10000 yards every style that can be found in Bos-
ton, which will be sold in the same ratio.
Reminder that GO Hanover street Boston,
Is the ony pace where can be found the OLD CROWN
ROY4L BLACK SILKS, which warranted not to
break or crack. besr this in mind when you want a
Black Silk.
sHAWLs sHAWLs
5000 shawis fr,m rs cents apiece to SIS which ars
Cashmere Long aid Square sAawIs Of every grade
and-qualiy that the most particular be suited
Steaa 'hasl Of every shade Of color and qq,si'y.
with beaut full assortment Of scarfs
loco Cap ., T4lmas, and Vises Of every new style
Aow me TO say that this rare opportunity for ladies'
to purchase Rich Goods at Lou Prices you will see
1900 yards Of thu finest DeLaines in Boston, 1910.
% 0 yards Al Wool Berages, los,
5000 pairs KID Gloves f,Oln 70 TO 374c-half price.
5000 " (" best in the market, for 10 cents
worth 81.
BRILLIANTs! BRILLIANTs
caseB for l2i ceat PEI yard form price 70 cents
with host OF WHITE GOODS.
Any lady gentleman living within forty mills Of
Boston, thet has $40 to spend for pry Goods eau save
five Of It by selecting from this stock
GO Hanover Street is the place.
All Wool DeLoines One lot very fine for 25 cents per
yard-Nith al ihe New styles for spring
VELvETs vELVETs.
A beautiful assortment Of capes and Tabnqs, from
1925 per yard to the best made.
EMBR EwBROIDERIES.
Who wants Embroileries All that do should part
with their money TN they have EXAMINED the stock at 60
Hanover street,
lAn Domestic Goods will be sold at wholesale prices
TO mskeitau object for everybody to call at this
store.
Remember, 60 Hanover So. Is tho place.
A. ]. GRIFFIN.
NIB. Every article will be sold as advertised and all
shown with pleasure, whether sold not. Let every
body come and share In these
Great bargains.
apo dawtr
wnsa
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DRAPER 4 CLARK,

81 and SO Front street receiving from different -four
ng Mills the following brands of Flour which they vii
ell at the lowest cash price quarry Nil Is, Samuel P
Ety. Louis Chaplin, j. @. Stone, Il, H Beach, Hartland
Mil Delphi Mills farmers Mills and many other brands
with half barrels of various quates also, Corn Rye,
and Meal, Beans, Butter &c. Also, Lime Cement Cal
cine Plaster Ground Plaster Timothy and Glover Seed.
NJ E32 ON
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Nem 0uer iscmtats.

A AEENE Or VA MED In a Book and
city, "ith cash clptal of $1,000 Also, Pactner in
fa If "a na ~. yraLs ez4oi''.ea WIN Gapi-
Sto-. ~ a e.. ~ y AAeHaNs'u' auuIess -"usic
1870 - ''io9 u 'n'S paper. uaWSV 8ps
NEEIAJNERS WANTED IN Nininsr. zor,-
I'VE ed ia1I1ediatelv at - RROWNING,5 "a-'-
ans t2v ~ ~ . ,sGi ~ s;,i.
W. z 1eou@nloo oulIlln8,
NAJ 4 Mt a1D.-A situation by competent Book-
keeper either by single or double entry The best
o. reference givep For further particulars inquire of ED
WIN CHAPLIN corner II Union and Central streets or
address o. P 5 box $50. DIFF ap9
DOY WANTED-Ap1ly at WHEELOCK &
HID CO.'S Clothing store incon House Block d3t
- -,s 2,e,s, ',-S''. ------ o-2e-. -.
a PIE RAJ Uo one doars S%
/ A ETDREDaE at pSst n f;ca ~ AZ ANqul 10 VI
= ~ : - -e-. ~-e @Po
FHNO bEE-A large and desirable House on Salisbury
& street sith about eighteen Of choice land,
largelf st oked With all kinds Of fruit trees Will be let
together, or separate Inquire Of
SETH CALDWELL,
ai9 DIFF IS Pleasant street.
I-UT S-7Ty 1I1- m
t1aa oeicr, pa1t g tomato, CaaIi over Let
,artity co b III . ,1oO,s ~ Suy
IN Sgst ~ I0srbrI Io ILL bho WN; Olly
Sd ~ u Vi ""Si-I u ~ ~ GAH' 1F', NO. Snlny
u" apps
=--------- -------------
E5TARN IERS. LOOK AT THIS !-FoRTY
RI Acr go)d Pasture land, well fenced, three miles
from the City Hall at SIS per acre First come FIRST
serve" GEO T. s. CURTIS
ans d4g 1877 Main street ITnion RIock
= q ~ w :, . ;, : = : :, = : : :, =,
s@
rA '!Ae Faht IFecs'
me subscriber offers for nae very large standard
PEAR TREES, Pyramid Pear Trees on Ounce roots
Standard and Dwarf Pear Trees of the usual sizes good
of thrifty growth; Currans Gooseberries straSberrieS
Raspberries Blackberies Rhubarb and Crane vines of
the well tested ard new varieties hardy Ornamental
frees and Towering Shrubs Of the r,ost 1yo, 80
seions, Grating Wax, &c
30pO Peach Trees, 5000 Buckthorns fer Hedges are
offered very low by the uuantitv - -
NJrseries on Lovell street-Sales roorns in Ellan,s
III OK, opposite the City Hail. whore Trees are daiy
brought in during the season of transplanttno
apt d3w O. n VADWEN
-,,-, - - - -,
go ENO1T AND ORNAMENTAL
- TREES.
e tne suoacrlher offers for sale large assortment
OF Sters'iFd and Dwarf Pear Trees. per
I ~ 10 al respects including all the desirable varieties
Also, cherries Peaches Grape Vines Raspberry Goose
sHo BacSoerry bushes, Strawberry Vines, Lin
Ne NJ Ia',uS - anu asparagus roots, &c, &c.
iTay spruce, very caeapj Scotch Larch, and Fur
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Also, at tie same time and place,
Carriage Depository, fronting upon Union street and
Haymarket Square, Boston
CHARLESTowN

CHARLESTOWN
81 a--m large SfGc!S Of HOrses,T
tee4t-I5Z Goa chez, See. Of the Boston 'ssS9555I
--A1---A-Na and Charlestown Omnibus Co. 81 Ys
On FRIDAY, April 10, at 10 O'Clock A. the s a.
bes Of the Boston and CharlesoRn Omnibus Co, the
terminus of the Mddlesex Horse RailrOad in Somervie
consisting of 100 Horses, many Of which valuable fr
omnibus, teaming, and other purposes.
30 Omnibases, for II passengers.
80 sets double II 4rnesses.
Also, Blankets Circingles, Halters, Whips, sc.
All of said property in most excellent order will be
SOLO without reserve, and offers chance for puF
chasers in want. May be seen at any time previous to
sale. d3t gnS
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y.
In this city, Aprir7 by Rev. j. D e. Jones, Mr. Sam
ue Hornero Danvers to Miss Elizabeth A. Aitchson Of
Worcester.
Wesson.
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Drn Gro

"a R $ s NJ A KIN
Miss KimbnH and Miss II. Field
Are nov prepared to take orders for Dress making as
usual Ladies intending employ them are advised to
give an ealy call, their orders will receive more
prompt attention than those lsterin the season.
cHAMBERLIN. BARNARD & co.
ONLY I2 leg CENTS.-1 Case slring De
LANES from New York Aunton good STYLES for the
above very low prices. CHARLES A. UPTON.
mct7 dtf Flagg's Block.
SILRs, SiLKs. sILKs.-The largest IiDe of
- Dress silks in the city, aud prices i1w
One lot dood styles, at SOC
Que lot extra styles, At 62fc.
One tot good styles, at &c
One los cool sty leg, st 75c.
One lot good styles at SLIGO.
One lot GOO styles at 81 49,
Good Black SILK, at 75.
These goods have bought during the past week at
Auction, ana are very cheap A, Y. THOMPSON,
app CIV Flagg's Biloxi.
CHALLI DeLAINES, At 1g f.2 cts
Il loo ps Chali DeLaines at nineprnce per yard,
splendid styesi very cheap A. Y. THOMPSON.
app d2W
HOMES TIC GOODS Every width and quail.
ity Beached Sheetiues and Shriugs, every size
Ian ,assr Quilts, every size English Toilet Quits, every
stze kngsh anRets, Brown and Beached Hu3kerhuck
Tow ling, Crashes and Diapers Fianuels all COSTS to.
geth4r with Of goods adapted 70 sea.
SON We Tissy his much, our STOCK never larger,
never b>tter, and never cheaper.
app d2s A. Y. THOMPSON.
RNLOUN CES! FLO UNC EST!
The most elegant assortment of Rich Flouuced Robes
Silks, Sewing Silk MusI5ns. Bnreges,
OrznDtiies, Jnconets. &c.,
ever offered in Woreeste to which the early attention Of
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD & co.
a N o 7 II e r. L o 4
= of the IS cent French Prints just opened, at
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD s co.
s. PRIN G PATTER 81
For Cloth TmInias
opened this week from New York, together with choice
assortment of Cloths, Trimmings SC. at
oHAMBERLIN, BARNARD & cos,
ID U T C T e RS FROG Ks.
White Linen Dowlas' for Frocks just received and for
chamberlain, BARNARD & co.
20 ~ R NO LIN go
The genuine article may be found at oHAMBERLIN
BARNARD X CO.'S, together with the the largest as
sortnent of Ladies' Skirts and Skirt Materials offer
ed in Worcester
NM FLANNELs. - 3.444 5-4, "a,
White FIaunes, in the best grade this day receiv
ed. Also few ps. OF Silk and Wool. Tor sale cheap at
mch7 DIFF CHARLES UPTON's, Flaggs Block.
ssBNUR KIsH JACK ETs.
z
Something for Ladies' wear, at
JENKINS, HAMILTON, CO.'S
mhSl d4w Successors tie B. L. Harden Co
FBVHE TIME HAS MET!
Grand Opening Of Rich and Elegant Ena6roid-
cries, Laces, and Trinsmiugs,
At CROSS s. STRAUSS,S.
Every lady in search of handsome goods should not
is to be and secure some Of the extra bargains
which viii be offered from large and varied asor-
ment Of Rich
EmbrOideries, Hosiery Il Gloves,
Laces, White Goods,
Dress Trimmings,
And Fancy Goods,
Too numerous to mention, which have the past week.
Dren selected with great from the New YORK and
Bosb'n markets
remember that cheap md desirable Goods always
fou at GROSS Il STRAUSS,s
ml3l dt l52 NAN street, opposite Post Office.
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by z. W. Valid, Auctiuneer
a. ADM ENISTRATORsS SALE. By
% license Of Count, will be sold at Public Auction at
49, the dwelling house the land to be sold, on
Y the 10th day Of April next, at three
O'Clock in the afternoon the folio real estate to Wit
The whole of the real estate where's PATRICK WELCH
lie Of Worcester died seized consisting Of lot Of land
ABOUT bZOO square feet situate the eastery side Of
Mibury street, in the city of Worcester with the dwell
Ing house thereon containing eight rooms built about five
years since, audsutable for two families For terms and
further particulars, apply to
mch7 dts THOMAS MAaINNIs, Admir-.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-09

GREAT SALE AT AUCTION.-wiu be
~ soti At Public Auction,
On Friday lse Oth day of April next.
At Il O'Clock h the premises near he Depot in East
Brookhed Mass the entire property of the Worcester
County Brick Manufacturing Co., consisting Of about
10 Acres of Clay Of the best quality
Extensive and conveni'nt Buildings thereon,
Superior Engine of go horse power,
Mover Woodworth Press Fan Brick Machine,
100000 Fan Brick,
800 CO. DIS Of Wood,
Horse Carts, Wheebarrows, and a variety of small
Tools.
Sale positive, and conditions easy-and made known
at time and place of sale.
For further particulars, inquire of John B. Clarke No.
FlaPg's Building, Worcester. 4. B. HANSON
mh3l dl0d Auctoneer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-09

ENLAINE OIE4--to hbls Blaino on IN store and
M or sale bw 0.e.& A. y. MOWM,
Worcester nnnk Block
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DIED.
In Leicester, april 8, Of scarlet fever Jane Ellen,
aged years, youngest daughter of L. w. Surteyaut.
Funeral this Afternoon O'Clock. Friends are in
vitei TO attend.
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Real Estate.
Uatts.

VALENTINE, Marlborough. d6A APPS
I'D AP RI HAN GIN G s.!
The subscribers have splendid assortment Of
FRENCH DECORATIVE PAPERS,
Borders, MonIdings, COrnices, PiIasters,
STATUES, CENTER PIECES, &C.,
And prepared to furnish the best Of workmen to
hang the same in the most approved manner.
Also, the best assortment of
AMERICAN PAPERSi
BORDERS, CURTAINS, &C.,
Ever offered in this city, and at LOVER PRIoRs than
goods of this class be bought in this State All Of our
FRENCH AND AMERICAN PAPERS
Were manu- featured expressly for US, and are With
out any question the best aud cheapest goods offer
ed in this market.
Orders from merchants aud dealers respectfully solicit
ed, and promptly answered.
FIRTH s. NICHOLS,
Opposite the Bay State House.
Ps. Our stock Of China orockery, Glass Ware, Cut
cry, Britannia Wares, Plated Ware Iand Furnishing
Goods in General, is complete and offers extra in
iucements to purchasers.
Worcester March 80. 1857 dsw apl
& NGONO'S bOoION OAAOhE MS
BONDS OYSTER CRACKERS.
BONDS SODA CRACKERS.
BONDS WINE BISCUIT.
BONDS PICNIC CRACKERS.
BONDS PRESIDENT BISCUIT.
BONDS GRAHAM CRACKERS
BONDS MILK CRACKERS.
ponrn,a WATER oaAoRupa
BONDS BUTTER CRACKERS.
BONDS GRAHAM WATERS.
II you want the BEST CRACKERS there Is made.
call for Bonds
For rae by all the orocers. dtf mh2s
H w e X E D $,
Vegetable Seeds,
Green House Plants, ~
Bedding Plants,
Ornamental and Towering
Shrubs, Trees and Roots,
Roses, Hony suckles
deraniums, Dahllas
Pansies, Larkspurs,
Aud in fact All desirable kinds Of
Seeds and Plants
CHOICE vERBENAs at one dollar per dcSeni
- Au may be obtaiuei OF M. B. GREEN \ %.
ap4 dEwis2m
HTRUIT TREE sCIONs-of many Of the best
varieties nov cultivate Il the Apple, Pear, Plum,
and Cherry, sale BY the dszen or hundred ~ the
Worcester Nursery southbrdge street, short distance
routh ii the Junction Railroad Station. .
moels d%w0W D. u. VOLC0h.
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E1yARMERS. LOOK AT THIS !-FoRTY
RI Acr good Pasture land, well fenced, three miles
from the City Hail SIS per First come first
serve" GEO T. S. CURTIS,
APPS c4w 1877 Main street Union Block,
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nVRUIT TREE sClONs-0f many Of The best
varieties nov cultivate II The Apple, Pear, Plum,
and Cherry for sale by the dozen hundred, III the
Worcesfer Nursery southbrdge street, short dis, ance
south Of the Junction Railroad station.
meeis d$w6w 8. II. C0LToN.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-23

The following rational mode of man
aging these troublesome and painful
things we take from Medical Journal:
'.The cause of corns, and likewise Of
the torture they occasion, is simply fric-
ton; you have only to use your toe as
you do in like circumstances a coach wheel
-lubricate it with some oily substance.
The best and cleanest thing is q little
sweet oil, rubbed upon the part affected
latter the corn is carefully pared with
the top Of the finger, which should be done
on getting up in tho morning. and just
before stepping into bed at night. In a
few days the pain will diminish, and in a
few days more it will cease, when the
nightly application may be discontinued. :"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-23
A Common Sense View.

Rev. James Freeman Clarke, having
been rebuked for attending an anti-slayery
convention, by the Boston Courier, writes
a piquant letter to that paper, in which
he SAYS:
"You think yourselves the true Union
savers, because you flatter the Slave-hod-
ers, and concede all they demand. This
is not to save the Union, but t. undermine
it. Do you remember those fine old lines
1 should not love thee. dear. SO much,
Loved / not honor more
So think it is with love of the Union.
Those only really love It well, who love
Justice and freedom more. A Union bas-
ed Oh wrong IS no true Union. A Union
between arrogant tyrants and mean syeo-
plants is hot worth preserving. Gentle
men, slavery i; the great evil of the coun-
try. All our danger comes from it. APP
parently, however, you think the danger
consists in the discussion of slavery rather
than in slavery itself This is about as
wise as it would be TO suppose that the
chief danger in confagration comes
from springing the rattles, ringing the
bells, and getting out the engine. A
drowsy citizen, sleeping comfortably,
sunk deep in feathers, may think the noise
the chief evil. But the noise may be his
salvation"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-23
A Deaf Mans Appreciation OF
ElOGssence.

Somebody relates an anecdote of deaf
man being present on an occasion when
an eloquent South Carolina orator was
speaking, and after many efforts to catch
something what was said, exclaimed at
last -.
"Who is that speaking?"
6 William G.. Preston" was the reply,
in loud tone.
"Who did you say!" persisted the
unfortunate would-be listener.
William C. Preston, of South Carroll
nar' screamed the other.
"Well, we'll" returned the querist,
can't hear word he or you arc say
ing; but, great Jericho! don't he make
the motions splendidr'
This anecdote reminds lis of q scene
that took place in New England court,
many years ago, when Prentiss Mellen,
afterwards Chief Justice of Maine, was
practising at the bar. He was counsel for
the plaintiff in q case in which the de-
fcndant, who was present at the trial, was
"as deaf as Ailsie crag." AS the counsel
warmed in his argument, and was "ma-
king the motions splendid" the defend
ant who knew that he was the theme of
all this imprisoned eloquenee, made many
efforts to hear some portion of what was
going on. This lasted some tire, the
lawyer getting more and more earnest
and demonstrative, and the unfortunate
party getting nearer and nearer to the
speaker, holding his hand to his ear, in
assiduous but abortive attempts to catch
a word or two of the philippe.
At last his patience failed him, and
utterly forgetting all considerations of
time, place and propriety, he finally
burst out as follows =
81 can't hear word of what you're
saying, Squire MelGns, bit I swear you
he"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-23
The Boston Exquisite and jon
athau.

An amusing colloquy came off recently
at the supper table on board one of our
eastern steamers, between Boston ex-
quisite, reeking with hair-oil and cologne,
who was sdenlning" the waters and 9TH
erwise assuming very consequential airs,
and raw Jonathan, who sat by his side,
dressed in home-spun. Turning to his
''vulgar" friend, the former pointed his
jeweled finger, and said: "Butter, sab p
+" see it is" coolly replied Jonathan.
"Butter, sab, sayr' fiercely repeated the
dandy. Il know it-very good--a first
rate article, provokingly reiterated home
spun. BUTTER, tell you'll" Numbered
the exquisite ia still louder tones, pointing
With slow, unmoved finger, like scorn's,
and scowling upon his neighbor, as though
he would annihilate him.-"Well, gosh
all-Jerusalem, what ofitr' now yelled the
down-easter, getting his dander up in
turn-'Ye Ter didn't think l took it for lardF
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-23
.OFE NIT HIS IEEADn

A breathlessly excited individual, says
2 late number Of the San Francisco Nor
ming Call, rushed into the police office
Yesterday and inquired for the chief.
aWhat do you want of him" inquired
an ilnpassive officer.
q wants." said he, with a Teutonic
accent. Il wants Elm baper to kill tam
tog vat pites me in de leg.
"Ah, you wish an order of execution
issued against q vicious canine, sad the
officer.
"No. I tussant want no such ting. |
want baper to tell me to Kill te tam bup.
He pites my leg SO pad / have got the
hvdrophope, und will kill him or goes
mat too"
"Ah, now see," said the impassive
temperament; "you require authority
to proceed with force of arms against the
dangerous animal"
"Mein Got; no,-dat ish not what !
wants. | wants tie Jeaf to give me licence
to kills te toy / wants him to make me
baper, so ven.I kills tie toy he can NIGHT
go enter the bolice court and swear against
me-" -.
"The dog?"
Nein-not tie tog-te man vat owns
te tog. You see if kills him"
"What, the man 2"
Nein-te toy. Und de man sues me
fur de brico of tie tog, den l wants der law
on mine side, dyes see!''
ooh yesr' said the officer, who was
quietly chuckling at the caution evinced
by the German, and intent on exhausting
his patience, then you want to get a
warrant to arrest the man who owns the
dog, so the animal may not again attack
you"
''No, no! Got for tam, you gifts every
thing by the TAIL" cred lager beer, who
began to think the officer was quizz;ng
him. 81 dink you want to make chokes
of me. Tunder and bitten! | wants
shustice not chokes. l want to cut te
tam tog's head off, and if shustice will not
give me a baper l cuts bis head off any
how"
And the lover of sour-krout started to
leave the hall, but meeting the Jeaf of
Bodice" Mt the door, he conversed with
him in the German dialect, made known
his wants and received iii order to execute
vicious animal.
AS he was going out he met the impas-
sive officer. All r;ght!" he captured.
yah, al right. l goes strait off to
te owner of tie tog und kills him"
"No, tie toy. You make tam fool of
yourself by saying tog ven mean man,
and ven | mean man you say toy. Now
you go to ter tuyfel!" and the German
incontioently hurried away to mete out
vengeance to the animal.