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New-York tribune., 1871-06-21

determined 20 drive them away, and prevent posslDe
their return Most or the Chinese here throw to "hoe
blame on their own people. -, an =.
In The China OyeriGHd sTrdde Report OF April w. az
tentiOn was drawn 10 submarine volcano OF great eIu
ton the Coast OF Japan, observed March W. Dy tne
North German bark Adclhed the position being SOUTH
southwest from BayOnnaise Island, and northeast ny
north from Smith Island; also to report Hom RON, tne
British bark Day Dawn, OF smart sea.quake shock on
March "a, Cape Ballnhaseyi s0uthsoutheast 70 miles
BY the reports of the American ship Sapphire ana br
ish ship POrtaw recently arrived further lnormao Is
given Of the widespread field over which TINS tneho
has been exhibited, these ships felt the shock
when off Ombsy, while the American whaler sunbeam
reports the submersion of the lotest portion OF !he
Island OF Tagoanda TO depth OF 25 fathoms ana tne
inhabitants This Island is situated In atl
tude 20 north longitude l25 20 easti -. ~,
The news from japan is not specially important. ihs
Yokohama Gazette notes large importation OF ar rms anu
ammunition by the japanese Government ana thihksH
bodes no good TO foreigners. -,
Sir Harry Parkes, X. g. b. the British Minister Pleni,
pOtentary TO JAPAN left by the China for the united
States and Europe He has leave OF absence from hiS
post for one year.
Maruyama Dao, e the high officers OF the Foreign
ONCE in Yedo has been arrested on charge oI COLI
splracy against the Government.
Yokohama held it's first horticultural show on the 27th
April
Amid the general dulness pervading the trade OF
Japan there has been effort put forth the part OF
those interested in the silk trade, to bring forward IN
way likely TO reach the japanese producers the SUBJECT
OF the depreciation In quality and preparation Tor mar
ket of this important staple document prepared Dy
the Committee appointed at he!meetng reported IN our
last received the approval of general meeting OF the
Chamber Of Commerce. held on the goth u and is 10 be
translated into Japanese and distributed throughout the
silk districts.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-21
PROSPECTS OF THE WHEAT CROP.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-The June returns OF
the statistical division of the Department OF Agricul
ture indicate a small increase in the acreage OF the
wheat crop, amounting to about per cent on nearly
threeourths of million Nearly all this increase
is of the Mississippi River. The States indicating
enlargement of area in this crop are as follows
New-York, per cent New-Jersey, 2 Ohio, Michi-
gan, Wisconsin, A. Minnesota, 10 Iowa, Is; kansas
80 Nebraska 25 and Oregon, 3. small decrease ap-
pears in the NewEngland States; In Pennsylvania
reduction of per cent; Maryland, Kentucky, In
diana, Mississippi, 2; aud South Carolina g. The
condition Of the crop in Massachusetts, is placed at IA
per cent below average; Connecticut, 81 New-York
2; Virginia, s; North Carolina Is South Carolina
u Georgia 25 Alabama, %; Mississippi, ~ Texas, Il
Arkansas, 13; Tennessee 26 Kentucky 30; Indiana, 3
and California The States reporting superior cond
tons are: Delaware, 2; Maryland, - West Virginia l.
Ohio, Michigan, 6; Wisconsin, 6; Minnesota, q Hi
nos, 81 Iowa, s; Missouri, 4; Kansas, 3; Nebraska g.
OregOn,4.
With the exception of California, no principal wheat
growing State indicates poor yield OF wheat, and most
Of them give promise OF product sufficient to make
good the loss the Pacific Coast and the trng reduc-
tons elsewhere. If disasters encountered here
after the crop should fully equal that Of last year.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-21
CHINA AND JAPAN,

SAILING OF THE CoREAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BETWEEN CHINESE AND COREANS-sINGULAR
PHENOMENON AT SEATTLE JAPANESE SILK
TRADE.
By the steamship China, which arrived at
San Francisco June 12 from Hong Kong and Yokohama,
we have details of the 22l Of May The overland
China mail Of May Il gives the following account Of the
departure OF the Naval expedition to COrea, which,
we since heard had collision with the Coreans:
An American expedition is to start the Path for
kprea endeavOr open amcahle relations with that
country f. f. Low the United States Munster mt Pekln,
will conduct negotiations, and viii he escorted by
strong squadron under the command OF Admiral Rod
GArs H. g. NJ We hear that IL has TO the OF
Admiral Rodgers that certain persons have indicated
Intention 10 follow in the wake OF his vessels with view
" open trade with Coroa and that the Admiral has
pressed himself t the eject that he cannot allow their
presence during the proposed negDtatiOns Admiral
Rodgers n making stay in Shanghai the guest
OF Mr.. Seward OF the composition of the expedition,
the purpose from his duties at Pekn proceeds TO COrea
as Special Commissioner, 2ecOnnauie9 by George n.
Seyat.i ti.c COnsul-Geueral of Shanghai. Mr. Drew
an A lean RitiZen acting COnnls so2er OF Customs
ot <in fiang has been lent by Mr. Harf 10 the United
States Minister to act Chinese interpreter Three
larpe yesseis akd Df light draft @ compose
the United States squadron, under the conA7and OF Ad
miral Rodgers.
The following js from Tungehow under date Of April
Some little excitement has been produced B our quiet
little CITY by which reached here few days
sine froin Corea The feet OF Chinese boats which vits
the GOrean coasts every year from e Islands opposite
us has been attacked by the order OF the Corean Govern
ment seVefal ChineSe killed and others WOunoed
and the ghnc feet has returned he reason gwen ier
ms atac II that these fermen have been In the habit
for eOme yea.s past ~ plunderng and oufragne the
If lie CoreaD coast until ~ length their e1
cssses have Tvsed e CoTeans W reYen aD9 Ihfy nave
New-York tribune., 1871-06-21
ITALY.
RETURN OF THE KING-THE ARMY BILL.

FLORENCE. Tuesday June 20, 1871.
King Victor Emanuel has returned from
Naples without visiting Rome. The Chamber OF Depu
ties is engaged in the discussion OF the bill for the reor
snixaton of the Italian Army. Rome is perfectly quiet
The correspondence from Rome says that the Pope on
the 25th anniversary his POnfcae, received deputa
tons from all countries, even from Poland Al least
1000 delegates and ladies waited on him during the
ay The Pope in his replies to the congratulations OF
the foreign deputatons said he hoped soon TO bear the
Cross through the streets Of Rome without fear OF out
rage To the French delegates he spoke feengy Of the sit
uaton of France and congratulated them on her victory
over the powers Of darkness He grated at eceiy-
ing the telegram from the Queen of England, in which
wishes for his long life and happiness were expressed
During the day Pope distributed 1900 francs amoug
the DOOR and received magnificent presents from the
faithful throughout the world. Notwithstanding the
precautions taken by the police, visitors while on
way the Vatican were frequently in5uted oy the
crowds in the streets Many soldiers who had served In
the Poncal army arrested before the day OF the
festival to prevent disturbance.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-21
TIE NEW CAPIToL-PRoGRAMME FOR LAYING
THE CORNER STONE.

ALBANY, June 20.-The Capitol Commission
ers have issued following order of proceedings at the
laying of the cornerstone Of the State Capitol on
the cath Music by sullyan's band Introductory adj
dress by Hamilton Harris Chairman Of the Board OF New
Capitol Commissioners; prayer by the Rev. Dr. Ebenezer
HALEY: reading list OF historical documents and me-
MORALS to be placed in the cornerstone, by William A.
Rice Secretary the Board address by his Excelency
John T. Hoffman, Governor of the State deposting the
box containing articles for preservation In the corner
stone by the Governor music by the band The cere-
monies OF laying the cornerstone will be performed by
the Grand Lodge Of FreemasOns Of NewYork, NJ. W.
John II. Authon Grand Master. BenedictOn will follow
and conclude the exercises
New-York tribune., 1871-06-21
MYSTICAL CONGRESS IN BOSTON.

Boston, June 20.-The third annual meeting
Of the National Musical Congress commenced to-day in
the Music Hail. Dr. L. H. Southland, President Of the Pea
body Academy Baltimore, presiding in the absence Of
President Mason. Gov. CaHin congratulated the Asso-
citation on its success In cuvating taste FOR higher
grade OF music Ee hoped to see legislative enactment
schools throughout the State The good effect OF music
on the education Of the young seen in the State re-
formatory aud correctional institutions, where t had
been proved that the baton OF the music teacher had
proved more eecual than the rod Of the master The
meeting adjourned till tomorrow In the afternoon
grand concert was given by chorus Of 1000 voices and
eminent sOoss assisted by orchestra aud the great
nrCa
New-York tribune., 1871-06-21
DARING ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE FROM SING sINc

SING SING, June 20.-Three convicts, named
John Wilson, James Cox and James Ward made an un-
successful attempt escape from Sing Sing Prison this
morning at IL o'clock They we're at work in the quar-
res and seeing rocers wagon standing in the court
yard and having O favorble opportunity, they jumped
into the wagon and drove out passing the guard From
Is to 20 shots we're fred at them without effect Warden
Russell Immediately ordered out his reserve guard and
started In pursuit. and in 20 minutes the prisoners we're
captured in the woods the road 10 TarytowD, one
mile from the prison. 1t was found that John Wilson
had been shot in the thigh the ball breaknglhe bone
The prisoners we're heavily oned and conveyed back to
prison. suit OF citizens clothes was found In the
wagon when captured. Wilson sentenced May 20,
1870 to two years and six months Cox was sentenced
Feb 25 1870 10 ten years. Ward was sentenced fep a.
1868, TO ten years.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-21
FUNERAL OF yALLANDIGHAM.

DAYTON, June 20.-The funeral of c. l..
Vallandigam to-day of most imposing character.
The procession about two miles long, and composed
of persons OF all political parties. Business in many
parts OF the city was suspended during the passage Of
the eortege. The public buildings and many private
houses draped in mourning. The pallbearers
A. G. Thurman, 8 s. Cox, George f. Pugh, George W.
McCook, Judge Gilmore, Gen. o. c. Maxwell John How
ard, Samuel Creghead, Elhu Thompson, D. X. Boyer,
W. II. Gillespie, and ID. A. Houk. Many distinguished
gentlemen from all parts OF the Union present and
participated in the ceremonies ChiefJusce Chase
prevented from being present by i'll health.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-21
CRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

under arrest for bribery.
mfr. John Dall's quartz mill at Washoe, Cai''
burned yesterday. Insurance, sSlcV'
Violent thunder-storms passed aver the biltish
Isss yes.ersy several person. being srrek BY lghnns
Samuel KnapD Of Moores Hill, Ind, was run
over and Killed by RAILROAD t6s place Monday
The safe of s. W Rogers, at Waynesville, OHIO,
was brolen open BY burglar" on hoA0' ana Ie00ea "s,
The aood In the Columbia River and it's tribu-
s and damage has been doae The lower part
Portland Oregon under water he loss TO the farmers CLARK
Coupty Oregon alone, Is estimated at 10000.
The steamboats, Helen Getty and Edwin For
collision ia the p,assTs River yesterday the former YES
Liled and Richard Bradford seaEAn bad hg erushed
Walter johnson, age IL, and Stephen Whitman,
w,re ahng S~ster sAioga CoaLty ~ T. vhen their boat
drc.d A1s of the dam and eapssd Whitman
Dorsh jumped into the water TO the boy Johnson
bst vas d eIsRp sad both he tho dIorae
New-York tribune., 1871-06-21
PERsONALITIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

go. Herr Ruthardt has been appointed Bayarian
Charge Afares at Pans
Col Sias Greenman of the Utica Citizens
Corps, died in that city yesterday.
Mr. Mazell, Minister Resident of the Neither
lands win the United States for soun abroad
1t is said that the Italian Minister TO Brussels
letters from his 6oTernnent terminating his mission
Belgium
Albert GARNER has challenged Melvin Foster
TO play game billiards eber the three ball gAme for fo
,de in Chicago Buffalo, or New-iork, within 20 days
Dr. j. N. Cadieux of Syracuse will deliver the
oraon English and French before the French Societies o. Aony
Troy the former their national ete day the h INST
Minister Thornton, who is soon to leave for
will from s for several mooth ne has TO
ln,imatbu Of transfer diplomatic poson elsewhere
New-York tribune., 1871-06-21
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Ministry. ii;1'' ''''' '"""e'' "''' '' '''''
The Mechanics Institute of Buffalo will open
az Industrial Exhibition Monday, Sept lB.
ID l.. Fouquet, for many years proprietor of
the FOuquei Hotel IN Pististurg n " died yesterday
"A daily newspaper which will support Presi
The iron steamship William Crane 1000 tuns
burden built for Ne"Ysrk frn vas launched at wilmington DEL
yestsday.
The Yacht Midnight, seized at Rockland, Me-.
recently violation Of toe laws st public auction
yesterday, By Collector Hall
-. The steamboat Natchez arrived at Memphis
minutes, including 2a landings.
-. The steamship City of Melbourne sailed from
sn Fo &C. Honoulo and ASsssId With forty P'''ea
THE Poughkeepsie bigamist Louis g. Conta-
nni sh TO bell go to await the aeion Of .he Grand Jury
He Identified yesterday BY the mother o bis Hst wife Louisa Eets
Gov. AlcOrn has removed Mayor Webber of
appointed Robert Aeo ard IL T. shr Public Printers vice Kim
In the United States Circuit Court in Canaan
d,gs yaes Judge weef decided that the sIienslen ., Ss
Sd &,l .s & s RisS SS- y PSS % Improperly granted
....ConEderable excitement has been Occasioned
Lc.,ye f. the p,s %. S Snsa s S sa..s s1s
room t6ea departs without carrying Of anything
49,. Glass Day at yassar College was celebrated
% o. HS. S s s:: ] & Ss's ss he . s .sa S'ss ssr
b,i v presented s silver CUP The nnh's ns Ii" sahdeAa
engage e nd ,na hrriss fisheries N .sr
SD have % G I ~ o.. g, T As e, T .a. s@ ,aSss ss
Teqsirrd BY hshenneb-
THE closing exercises Of the Riveyiew Military
@ a. ss % Is. s.s 'ss ssa h G SoSor icr the
ysaIss ~ Bun o Nesp.n Il 6Bbess of POuiepae and
NJ Ball, brother 81 the frstHAmed.
49,. The Board Of Trustees of the Antietam Ma
toBa Cemetery will meet a. the Gd Howe fbhfph on Ih.n
day neI the pnldpa hs being sHiherss The ceaes PIT
y Iis ned, u lie Iss,Ts sss.Soa
New-York tribune., 1871-06-21
A DELAWARE VILLAGE CLAIMED BY cALIroR
MAN.

WILMINGTON, Del, June 20.-In the United
States Circuit Court Judge Strong presiding. the
will he argued tomorrow Of James whartanby Of CALI
forna who lays claim under the provisions Of old WILL
TO tract OF land IN Kent County. which the village Of
Clayton now stands. Ex-senator Jas A. Bayard the Hon.
Thomas A. Bayard and the Hon. wm. @. wheley repre-.
sent plaintiffs and the Hon. Reverdy johnson and ChaA
q. kerr ESQ, represent the defendants IN p0ssessas.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-21
TERRIBLE TORNADO IN KANsAs-ONE HUNDRED
HOUSES DESTROYED.

PARSONS, Kansas, June 20.-A terrible tor
nado swept over Southwestern Kansas Friday even
ing last The OF FL Dorado nearly destroyed;
over a hundred houses demolished, involving loss
of 100000 The did great damage to the crops, and
fences were blown down and houses unroofed in all di
rectons 1t was the severest storm the plains for
years.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-21

The large amount due IN the state of Louisiana Is at
trbutabe the cumbrous machinery which the law
vded for the collection OF the tax cotton, correct
turns not having been received from the State until
many Of tho officers had been removed from their posi-
tions This statement has been prepared with great
care and believed TO be very nearly correct Suits for
the recovery OF the amounts due have been
considerable sum- the bonds in most cases are con-
sdered good and ample payments are making into the
Treasury almost daily upon these accounts and at the
expiration OF the present year the amount remaining
paid will be very materially lessened,
New-York tribune., 1871-06-21
THE PHILADELPHIA MUSICAL CONVENTION.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-ln the Musical
Convention, to-day, constitution and bylaws were
adopted under the name Of the Musicians National
Protective Union" Three delegates are to represent
each society members less with delegate for
each additional 200 members. Engagements cannot, in
the future be taken with defaung managers, until all
claims are adjusted, protection is TO be given MEM
bers in good standing, performing temporarily in the
different cities Wateringplaee rates are not to be less
i'm any those OF the nearest society thereto
Measures OF general protection were adopted The next
meeting will be in New York, the second Monday OF
MaVl
New-York tribune., 1871-06-21

appropriation Of 5000 the University and $500 Is re-
ceiyed from the Peabody Fund Except occasional con-
trbutons from visitors the remaining expenses pro-
yded for by the tuton fees The scheme only in its
second year, and In the short time since opened
students Of Latin have advanced into Cesars Commen
taries, the Greek class Is well along the Testament
and the mathematicians studying algebra and
0aom
New-York tribune., 1871-06-21
THE ExTRADITION OF THE FRENCH COMMUNISTS
STRIKE AMONG THE ENGINEERS AT NEW

IYROM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT


EYROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENCE
LIYDON, June 2.-The question of extradi-
aLon has reen exercising us here than anything
sle Cor the last week In the horror Of the first
of the burning OF the public buildings and the massacre
sf The hostages in Paris, there some furious talk
among Us as at Brussels and elsewhere on the cont
.Bent about the Communists. Tisy were wild beasts
no terms were to be kepf- for whom ordinary
Jaws not intended. u would be sin against hu
<nAHy u protect them and IL our isS is such that they
could zOt be surrendered under any act now IN FORCE
one oEEH 10 be Astanty passed to give our
GoVernRelt the power to surrender them TO
fhe tcddor nercies Of NJ. Theirs and the Mar
quis de G&liia. Fortunately there s no mistake
~ i&9 In tis matter and nothing bnt new Act
of Paranentcan ondanear the safety Of any political
fugitive heee. Such act, think FOu may rely
IT, will never Ne passedby this presenter any future
Rouse Of CoLoaOlS conservative reactisn r. possible;
be the right o1 RaSnm has ben asserted lxou6y by
1oes by KadicSls, and SaE the best OF ibe county
party would jOiG in stopping stY attempt 10 qualify it
aeaatene public symtathy is swinging steadily round.
and The feeling Of anger At and es1emp for the party
Df order 40 called ard their hOTrfhse dongs will
make Cneret himself fvhO IL IA not killed and is
so' responsible for the petroleum policy, perfectly aae
fn m English police court The stories which men ere
bringing home from the Yletched city incredible,
bot aias true Sir C. Dixie. sAd Others wo got to Paris
sf0re the nZhi1nR was Oyes. and haze the beet
sstis OF judging declare that very large proportion
s The leading splrtS OF tNe CoBianne have escaped
whether they have or not IN haze enough laid up
h FsFts Tor many geDerstons hAYO lust heard Of the
New-York tribune., 1871-06-21
SPAIN.
THE MINISTRY ABOUT TO RESIGN.

MADRID. Tuesday, June 20, 1871.
The Insparcial says the Ministers have de-
r,ded 10 resign only after the in the COrtes the
address, Marshal serrano entreated 6enor MOret 10
withdraw his resignation, but the latter remained frm
and his resignation has been accepted by the King The
1efect of Madrid has resigned in consequence OF the
disturbances on the POpe's jubilee.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-21
GREAT BRITAIN.
uoCFFDINGs IN PARLIAMENT.

PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.
In the House of Lords Earl Granville re-
sly 20 an inquiry concerning the Treaty of Washington
said April o. 1885, the day of Gen Lees surrender had
been accepted as the date OF te termination OF the
American war; but he thought claims for losses Oc-
-arVsng subsequently wOuld be considered.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-21
BOTH THE ANGLO-AMERICAN CABLES IN
WORKING ORDER.

HEARTS CONTENT, Newfoundland, June %, 1871.
The repairing Scanderia grappled and
connected the ends OF the broken 1865 Cable at 1890
O'Clock p local time, to-day. Both the Ango-Amer-
lean Gables are now in working order
New-York tribune., 1871-06-21
MONEY DUE FROM Ex-REvENUE COLLECTORS.

WASHINGTON, June 2O.-S Statements having
been published to the effect that amount exceeding
s35 600 I'm cash was due to the Government from
Collectors OF Internal Revenue which amount would
never probably be collected, Commissioner Pleasonton
has recently caused an examination TO be made Of the
books of the Internal Revenue Bureau for the purpose OF
ascertaning the amount due in cash from these ex
ohcers and finds that 10 reaches total or s213lO5 2s
Stnfa AZ fnlnWa:
New-York tribune., 1871-06-21
AUSTRIA.

THE NATURALIZATION TREATY APPROVED.
VIENNA, Tuesday, June 90 1871.
Previous to the prOrOgatiOn of the Hunga-
ran delegation the Naturalization Convention between
Austria Hungary, and the United States, approved
by both Houses ana signed by the Emperor.
The Lower House of the Reichsrath has passed the
Budget.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-21
THROUGH THE SOUTH.
EDUCATION IN GEORGIA.

NO COMMON N-sCHoOL SYSTEM IN THE STATE
CAPACITY OF THE NEGROES TO LEARN-A
NEGRO COLLEGE.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-21

TIE WAR BETWEEN TIE goURNALlsi'ssIICE Ma
PUBLICANs GAINING sTRENGTlI--rth,' h,ssFMBLY
- POLFON A CANDIDATE FOR lnH an ~ usERET
80 PROV CoRsICA-TuE ARREST OF
AGAIN REPORTED. m ,o-,
New-York tribune., 1871-06-21

SAILING OF THE CoREAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BETWEEN CHINESE AND COREANS-sINGULAR
PHENOMENON AT SEATTLE JAPANESE SILK
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-09-21
The Ohio State Fair.

The Twenty-second Ohio State Fair
viii be held at Springfield, Ohio, COM
mencing on next Monday the 25th, and
continuing until the following Friday
evening. This Fair commences at a
season this year, very convenient to
farmers, most of whom will be through
with their seeding and cutting up corn.
Extensive arrangements are being made
to have it the best Fair ever held in the
State. In the programme it is stated
that no person on horseback, nor horses
attached to vehicles will be admitted
within the Fair Grounds. By this ar
rangement all persons i'm attendance
will be placed on common level, as
fOotmen, and at the same time avoid all
danger of collision of vehicles, or per-
sons being run over.
The hotel accommodations of Spring.
field are extensive, and all the railroads
centering into that place, with many
Others, will carry persons to and from
the Fair at half the usual rates. Let as
many of our farmers and other persons
that can do so, avail themselves of the
present favorable opportunity and at
tend the State Fair.
G.. F. NEWTON.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-09-21
The Fair.

Next week is Fair time in this county,
and as an effort is being made this year
to have first-class Agricultural Fair
We hope that every citizen in the coun-
ty will consider him or herself a COM
mittee of one to assist in making it what
it ought to be and can be by little ex-
ertion. We would especially urge upon
the ladies to take a special interest in
Floral Hall, and make it attractive, for
that generally is the center of attrac-
tion and admiration when sufficient in
terest is taken to make it such. We
would urge the same upon all the other
departments. A good county fair not
only helps the people of the county, but
it also promotes the agricultural inter-
ests Of the county. We say, then, come
one, come all, and let us have good
fair.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-09-21
New STYLE.

Some Saratoga women have intro
duced a new way of walking in the
ways of the devil. A local paper says
Of it: "The flip-fop wiggle-waggle is
the scientific name of the new fashioned
"motion." 1t is really hard to do. You
have to practice it good deal in youI
room, and then if you don't get your
fins we mean your arms-to hang just
right you spoil it all, and you hear them
whisper as you pass along: "She hasn't
got it right" "How silly she looks =
and other remarks of that kind. A
knock-kneed person can learn the mo-
ton easier than anybody else, though ii
you are naturally flabby and loose
iointed you can acquire the wiggle-wag-
gle part with comparatively little
trouble"