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New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
TFLEGRAPHIC NOTES.

NASHVILLE Tenn. Nov ll.-lle Tennessee Sports
man Association will here tomorrow at which time thu
field trials viii begin
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov, ll-tlaryald accepts
YaI challenge f,r race Ga eight cared boats and chooses
New London As the place for the race.
BAru. Me. Nov IL and 4 Sewall yesterday
lannched ship is7j tons owned by the builders Thomas
Small commands her
BosroN Nov. 1.-THE annual reunion aud BAN
ouet of the Club t0Oa place az Nouugs Hotel ASS
Evening About forty persons present BENJAMIN leey
Poore was elected president tor the ensuing year
BOsToN Mass. Nov 1.-THE associated rubber
sboo eompanes have decided hold another auction sale ~
boots and In this city on becembcr IN an t Inc
value goods 10 be disposed OF VIII De t2OD1oOO
RnsroN Now I u nlt r the terms of a rifle match
hewe.n the OF Francisco and he ox' fy
CITY Guard OF this city The team o. the atier g men shot
AZ Walnut I'm range yesterday afternoon making s7S cut VI
a possible 400.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
THE WAR IN ARMENIA.
KAHs TO DE DEFENDED TO TIE LAsT-TIGHriNG ar
BABCRr
CoxsrlxrIyorLE. satnrdar. 81. 1o. 1ez7-


CoSsTASTTSoPLE, Saturday, Nov 10 1877
Mann Pasha, sub-commandant AT Kars, tccgraphs
under date of October %, that he received letter
from General Laris Melikof asking for the surren.
der OF the place in twenty-four hours Upon the re-
ceipt Of the communication the staff and all officers,
down TO major, assembled in council and unani-
mously rejected the summons, and resolved 10 de-
fcnd Kars TO the last extremity.
LONDON Saturday, Nov. 10 1877
Constantinoplc dispatches deny the report that
Mukhtar was wounded in the fighting near Erzeun
on Monday last. They also mention an engagement
at Baiburt, 30 miles northwest OF Ere
ruml, which may account for Mukhtar's de-
termination TO defend Erzerum. "a Baiburt is
on his shortest limo Of retreat 10 Trebizond.
or it may he the Russians unsucccssfully attempted
10 prevent reinforcements going TO Euerum. Tho
latter is the more probable further Turkish dis
patches reiterate the accounts Of Russian defeat
in the last attack, which would be hardly possible
had not reinforcements arrived. The ATdalan col
umn joined General Hermann after the battle II
Deve-Boyun. The Turks lost there $500 killed.
wounded and prisoners and great part Of their ar
ilery,
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
ILLEGAL GovrRyNEyr LUMBER SEIZURES.


JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 1.-THE seizures OF
logs lumber and turpentne in Mississippi, by Special
Agent Carter of the Interior Department have suddenly
come To an end II that the sweeping and nGis-
criminate seizures. made at PascagUua, by Deputy
United states Marshal by virtue OF writ o' sequesta
ton sued out by Special Agent Carter, turns out 10 30
Illegal Major Thos H. Price, OF the Mobile bar repre-
senting the victims argued motion yesterday t. guash
The writ before the United states Circuit Court. Judge
nm uresliug on the ground thai the writ uac1u-
stimitona and was due process Of law The JudLe
sustained the motion. aud ordered the deputy marshal
M Pascagoula W release the property of al persons not
sucray named I'm he writ, nut nserNing Judgment On
the quaShng ~ The writ uut MONDAY 10 I've 'I' Di.'
tric Attorney an opr rortuniy produce authority
favor of the writ NJ he could do THIS decision gives
great relief Ia large community m routh Mississippi
Mo have been greatly damaged recently by wholesale
zures Which, In effect crushed guilty and innocent To-
psfba
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
TIE BoURBoNs AND THE ARMY.
THE TEXANS VOTE FOR REDUCTION AFTER ALL
HOOKEKs WILD MOTIOE-A COMING INQUIRY
ABOUT THE RIOTS.


ABOUT THE RIOTS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUYEI
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE Democrats in the
House yesterday undid the good work of the day be-
fore Oyercane the opposition Of the Texas delega-
tiou to the reduction of the army by purchasing its
support to the bill reported by the Committee on
Appropriations; and adjourned without calling the
previous question on the Army bill. During the
sion of Friday the men from Texas, by an alliance
with the Republicans Of the House, defeated
those portions Of the Army Appropriation
Bill which forbade recruiting in order to
raise the military strength Of the United States
above 10000 men. Their object was, of course,
wholly selfish They desired that an increased
military force should be stationed on the Rio Grande
border to protect the citizens OF their State from the
raids of thicymg MeXcans; and their experience IN
the past had been that even with an army nomi-
nally 5000 strong, only two or three regiments
and those greatly depleted in their ranks could be
spared for this special duty. Seeing therefore, no
prospect of relief should the army be reduced in
strength, they were opposed, as they were III the
last Congress, TO any legislation which limited or
diminished its effective force.
After adjournment on Friday number of leading
Democrats Of the House held consultation together
for the purpose Of deyisng some measure that would
remove the objection Of the Texas delegation TO the
restrictive feature Of the Army Appropriation Bill
as reported from committee. and it was finally con-
cluded to offer in exchange for the votes of the six
members from Texas that four complete regiments
of cavalry with all their companies filled up to the
standard Of 100 men each should be stationed upon
the Rio Grande border, providing the Texas deega-
ton would withdraw its opposition to the clause al
ready referred to- This offer accepted yesterday
and SO the reduction is decTeed- Texas is to have
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
THE PACIFIC RAILROADS DEBT.
FIVE HOURS or ARGUMENT IN BEHALF OF TIE
ROADS BEGUN BEFORE The SENATE COMMITTEE.
Iny TELEGRAPH To TIE TRBUNE.l

FIVE HOURS or ARGUMENT IN BEHALF OF TIE
ROADS BEGUN BEFORE The SENATE COMMITTEE.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, Nov. ll.-Ihc controversy between
the Pacific railroads and the Government Whlch
has been reOpened IN the Senate by the introduction
of Thurlnan's bill to compel the several companies
to reimburse the United States for the subsidy
bonds issued to them, and to refund the interest
paid by the Government, out Of their net earnings,
was taken up by the Senate judiciary Committee
yesterday. Mr.. Thurmans bill is substantially the
same as the one reported by the Judiciary Com
mttee at the last session of Congress, and for
which the bill reported by the Pacific Railroad Com
mittee was substituted. Neither received much
attention then, owing to the Electoral count dis
pute.
Yesterday had been set aside by the committee for
hearing an argument in behalf Of the railroad COM
panies and Others ncrcstedi in the measure, which IN
brief requires the payment of 20 per cent of the net
earnings over and above operating expenses, INTO
the Treasury. as a sinking fund, ont of which the
subsidy bonds and interest shall be paid. EX-Sen-
ator Trrimbull, of Chicago, and Mr. Storrs of New
York appeared in behalf Of the Central Pacific Road
Mr. ShcllabaTgcr, of Washington, in behalf of the
Union Pacific and Mr. Edward Atkinson, of Bos-
ton for certain holders of Union Pacific
bonds. NessIs. Jay Gould, Sidney Dillon,
Huntington and Stanford were also present as
well as representatives Of Kansas Pacific and
bondhodcrs of the Sioux City and Pacific
Railroad Company. Mr. Trumbull asked that a
hearing be postponed that he and his colleagues
might have time for consultation he had just ar
rived in the city and had had no opportunity for
preparation. Mr. Shelabarger joined in this re-
quest Senator Thurman said that ample notice
had been given of this hearing which had been con
coded to the companies account of the magnitude
zoe Eifth Page.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
GRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BRIpGEPORr, Now l1.-Brldget ORourke, aged
,, was kred by IOusitOnic Railroad switch engine
In this city yesterday
CIxcISNATI o.. Nov. 1.-THE County Treasury,
NJ Ratayl, CeamOnt County, Ohio. has been robbed OF
1000. Ii is known when the robbery occurred
BosToN Nov. lin the Superior Court yesterday
Iancdon W Moore alias Charles Adams charged WIN beng
nsned iu The Garry bond robbery here last Apri was
hronht rom New York. and held IN $4,000 ban ana com
ultled for tnal.
c,orcrsrrp Mass. Nov. 1.-THE schooner Gertie
Yesterday morning with the OOdy Oh
Gantsn Joseph Campbell who was killed November o on
Grand Banks falling from aot he was 'hrv oi'
OF age and a native OF Cape Breton
w .rpRrows. N Y Oct 11.-Pohn Pound, em-
rloved IN the sterling Mine. instantly Killed by the
aiI ~ ket used IN raising The bucket weighs 400
nouuds and fell distance OF l3O feet strkng fou' VINO
Was asserting ore st the bottom VI the shalt
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
rnr RrprRLIcAN MALoRTTY REDUcEp.
AMrRpERER LYNcnED.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 11.-Can Suahl, alias Joe
Euger who was arrested here yesterday for The murder
Of Mrs Goetz near Columbia Ill., was lynched yesterday
b, an infuratcd mob OF citizens strahl made a confcs
sion to the officers who took hm from here the purport
Of which is that he first shot and killed Henry Goetz
sc,e distance from his home then went to the house
on1 killed Mrs fioetZ took GoctZ's mules and wagon,
rnbbcd the house and premises OF everything OF any
,,,Ie aud started for ST. Louis. When tins was made
tnown Yesterday mO ming, about one hundred citizens
determined TO lynch srah, and, after competing INN 10
show them where he had seCreted the D9ly 0i 6octl
to, ,no him to the woods and suspended him 10 tree
Rn6bery seems 10 have been the murderers motive.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
vol .XXXvII...N NO. IL, ,42'
WASHINGTON.
,rsrrvc EVENTS IN CONGRESS.

INTERESTING EVENTS IN CONGRESS-
=. rrprR1ICAN CAUCUs-DEMoCRArs ToNoIE
80 THE NoMINATIoNs-THE ARMY NOW TO bE
TT powY-GENERAL LEGISLATION.
Tho Republicans of the Senate held eau
one saturday, on the subject of the Presl
Sopt,s polcv. There was thorough discus
,;on Feeling was displayed by opponents OF
tbe new policy, and Senator Hoar and others
ubo defended the President were interrupted
repeatedly. The Republicans agreed to stand
,ogether and will announce to the President
NV committee that they will not vote to con-
firm Democrats to important offices. Senators
Tdmunds and COnklng made fOrcibe, but
not violent, speeches. The Democrats OF the
Senate will support the new nominations. The
House amended the Army Bill, Saturday, so as
70 limit the army TO 10000 men, gaming
the six Texan votes by agreeing to send four
regiments to Texas. No investigation as 10
the use of the army during the riots is to be
asked for. Mr.. Randall will bring no the Bland
silver bill business to-day. The Pacific Rall-
road debt is under argument in the Senate
committee.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
THE CABINET IN CONGRESS.
TIE OLD IDEA OF GIVING THE PRESIDENTS AID
vIsERs SEATS IN IHE HOUSE.
LEY rELEGRArH To- TIE ImBUNE.l

TBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSEl
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The old suggestion that
Cabinet Ministers shall sit responsible representa-
tiyes of the Administration upon the floor OF the
Uouse during the sessions and be ready at any time
to answer questions, was revived during the debate
on the Army Bill yesterday. Mr.. Cox of Ohio, adj
vocated this and reminded the Democrats that
George IL. Pendlcton recommended it when he was
in Congress- ifr Samuel S Cox, who has recently
been made responsible for a speech on finance de-
lyered by Mr. J. ID. Cox, made the point that
responsible Ministry was only possible ny
the adoption Of the British system, and that that
was not practicable in this country He also eX-
dressed doubt that Secretary Sherman would re-
sign his present position if he had seat as CABINET
Minister ON the floor Notwithstanding tie vote upon
tbe silver Bill last week. 1t IS fact not generaHy
remembered that under the laws of the tmted
States rs thcv now stand the Secretary of the Treas
urv is rcGuiIcd to communicate with tine House oi
ReurpseUtatives either in writing or III person, ana
that il is i'm the power Of the more popular branch
of Congress to call upon that officer at any time TO
explain in person, any of his measures ana To de-
fend hls policy.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
A RUSSIAN VICTORY NEAR PLEvNi.

BUlUAELsT, NOV. IT, IfIN
A Russian official dispatch says: A cavalry de-
tachment captured Vratza. town half way be-
tween Pevna and Sophia. on Friday, with several
thousand wagons and large quantity Of stores.
The attack was so sudden that our loss small.
though the place was defended by 500 Turkish H.
fantTy and 300 Circassiaus."
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
TIE CONSPIRACY 10 REINsTATE MURAD.

LNNboN saturday, Nov. 10, i7''.
A telegram from Constantinople says forty-eieht
persons in theseryice of ex-Sutan Murad have been
arrested in consequence OF the recent conspiracy.
Murad and hls mother remain at the Tcheragan Pal
ace but have been warned that it might bee ncccssl-
rv 10 remove them 10 another residence. \ dis
patch in Vienna journal adds there is much ex:
element m COnsantn0ple and states That ior't "t
tbr servants mentioned above have been siraugled.
The excitement was increased by "a rumor tnat the
Prophet hat appeared to the Sultan ordering inm 10
cuuclnde pence
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
nIsnoNEsr oFFIcIALs sENTEXoED.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 11.-Judge Ludlow.
Yesterday refused to grant new ri9 in the case OF FL
der and schroeder who convicted recently of hay
inn, becn concerned in the embezzemsnt of money from
nced 10 two years Imprisonment, while ElderreccIe ed
thrne Nnn1a nnd Ike fine.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
ANOTHER RUSSIAN VICTORY.
A TOWN WEST OF PLEvNA CAPrrRED.

IONN NESI OF ILEFNA tAGIIRtD.
THE GARRISON AT KARs RESOLVED NOT TO SUR
RENDER.
The Russian cavalry have again helped TO hasten
the fall of Plevna by capturing yratza-a place half
way between it and Sophia-wth large quantity of
stores The Russians which were at Opaka, near
Kara LON, have been withdrawn. In Armenia the
Russians have encountered the Turks at Baiburt,
town on the road between Erzerum and Trebizond.
The garrison at Kars has resolved 10 hold out 10 tho
last extremity.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
RUSSIA AND THE BRITISH PREMIER.


lie Nord, the Russian organ here of tho
Government regards the speech OF Lord Beac9uhed At
the Lord Mayors banquet in London, last ngtas an e
couracemrnt to Turkey to -ht TO the last extremity,
but it does think that the speech need cause fears of
other complications.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
A NEW COAMIANDER SENT TO BuLGARIA.

IVNTVNl T0TIlF1 -'|F- y I"'I'
The Shpdqrfs Bucharest correspondent ielcuaphs:
cit is said that General Obroutchcif. late Chef Of
staff in ASA. who planned tire campaign which rc-
suited in the defeat Of Muahtar pa,ha has arrived
to take command Of thC stan OF the Russian Army
m Bulgaria.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
RUSSIAN POSITIONS ABAyDOyED.

CoSsTANTNOPLE, Saturday, Nov. IL, ls71
Sulciman Pasha tecgraphs 90 the Government
that the Russians have abandoned Opaia and
Epolomaska with much booty. lOpaka is con-
venent to the Kara Lom, and is thirty-two miles
southeast Of Rustchuk.l
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
DESIRE OF THE GAR FOR PEACE.

The Gar has informed the foreign military at-
tachcs that he prefers making peace on IBIS own ac-
count with Turkey at the next favorable oip1r-
tuuity.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
pODGORITZA BOMBARDED.

RAGCsA, saturday, Nov. 10. lSs7
The MontcncTius have begun the hombaTdne1'
OF Podg1rtza The place is expected 10 hold out. -
the principal dcfcnces have lately been recon-
structcd.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
1 cRLNIYlL cOYGRESSMlM
ROBERT sMAIIs. OF SOUTH CAROLINA, FOUND
GUILTY OF BRIBERY.

ROBERT sMALIs. OF SOUTH CAROLINA, FOUND
GUILTY OF BRIBERY.
CoLUMBIA, s. c., Nov. lin the trial
Of Congressman smalls, esterday, the defence
mt in no witnesses which gave the counsel
an opportunity to reply 70 the state Attorney.
Fx,Judce CARPENTER made the opening speech for Mr..
smaus and was followed by COlouI YOumans
and General Connor for the prosecution. The ar
glment was closed by cxJudge Melton in be-
half Of the prisoner Judge Townsend delivered the
charge and the jury took the under consideration
about dark Tho defendants counsel dwclt up0n the
NECESSITY of every juror acting independently and not
allow other, To influence him. The luiy rendered YER
ct of guilty The heli open last evening To-
receive the verdict. and the jIry summoned
Judge Townsend early this morning me verdict was
published i'm due FORM and will be entered upon the
,ecords of the Court tomorrow morning
The inaictment against L. Cass Carp enter Tor forgery
and cheating the state will occupy the attention OF the
Court tomorrow Carpenter has retained eH-Judge Car
pcutcr as COUNSEL
TIE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY REDUCED.
WASHINGTON. Nov. l1.-f dispatch from Columbia, S.
C. received here this morning, the conviction
Of Congressman smalls. This Will probably reduce the
Repubcan strength in the House hy VOTE II Is
NOT supposed that Mr. smals viii resign is it probI
able that two thirds of the House will for his eXpu
sim II be retains his membership he w % course be
authorized TO draw his pay during the tme Wiucn ne
NAV spend in The South Carolina PcnitcntarN. Mr.
Snas when he left Washington for the purpose or being
present trial In Columbia, obtained permission OF
urgent private business The Democrats NAV possibly
isp,c OF Mr. Sm$ss by seating the contest NJ IN
hi d,trct althoug II j. generally understood IN wash
mgton that there was little doubt OF his election.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12

WHAT SENATORS CONRLING AND EDMUNDs said
THOROUGH DIsrRUsT OF THE DEMOCRATS hE-
vRAtED-THE COMMITTEE TO CALL ON IHh
pRFgIDFNT
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-10-17
serving I've Masters

The sweetest orstory that 1 have
listened to On cliff or in forest was
when | swoke from a twilight dream
which had oyertsken me IS / sst
leaning against the base Of monster
tree. They were upon the opposite
side and i could not run Said she:
Since We were children / have ts-
ken deep interest and friendliness
in your welfare, and since / came to
know the blesedness of hope l have
longed to share nv JOY with you.
VIII you give your heart to your Ma
kerf" He said; Il can't do that Mol
lie, / would i'll could, because you
wish IL / gave il to you last winter,
and if you really don't want to keep
il yourself, If you really don't in the
least care for it, Won may give 1t to
Who ever you like, for l shall never
have sny use toT IL would Ike,
you know, 20 share blessedness OF
hope. very likely much the same as
yours, If you would arrange things so
that l nigh, have you al the time 70
divide the JOY which i hope you
mesn-csn't you, Aolhes''
She said, "Oh John,p And if be
didn't kiss her and she didn't kiss
bin Why Katy did, and the woods
are full Of them. Then she said;
You must tell pa hox jos fee. " and
be said:
Isn't i 700 coon after getting 8
nax beartto tell q fellows expert
enees- And be said: Not ct ali; it Is
proper, and I am very happy"
He said: "Not as happy, Nollie,
are yoa Sc If bad given my heart to
the I.ordln He asked his question in
9 pathetic and spprehensive tone. and
she replied; ut is all the same, John-
Ill see that the good Lord gets il a.
last
Thea they went OF TO inform pa.
add get an early blessing from him,
for John is in the leather business,
and very prosperous Ca1aP-nlssfiaJ
IsfssT 10 chicago Times.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-10-17

Speaking of the suffering of girls
who stand all dsy in stores, CORE
spoadent says;
One most important point with
those who stand or walk much Is the
shape and character Of the shoes See
tie care that Is taken to have sol
dier's shoes made sensibly. When
the case OF these girls 10 examined, il
viii probably be found that nine out
Of ten wear shoes OF boots with mar
row toes aad high heels
OF course, il is useless to TT tors
sisi fashion-for it is simply that
which dictates these sbsurdities- The
weight OF the body is thrown forward
on the wrong muscles, and the toes
which are made to expand and spring
(see how q cat walks, are bound to-
gether, and made TO bear an unnata-
raj pressure
Scores OF these women viii tell you
their feet ache so u night that they
are ready to cry Indeed. the marks
of sufieriag are in their faces And
thea they have corns. and spend their
substance oa cbiropodisis and their
lotions. When the fashion OF heels
shall hare passed away and women
weg sensible shoes. and leave thsi'
feet a. God made ,seu. there viii be
much less suffering and less CON-
p.sias
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-10-17
dnrkiss 9meiai TITLES.

Saltsn-The sovereign Of the
Turkish Empire-tbe recognized or
gan OF aH executive power in tbe
State. His headquarters are as Con-
siautinople
Porte-Tbe government of the
Turkish Empire.
Sublime Porte-Tbe ciscial name
Of the government, 80 called from the
gs;e Of The Suitar's palace
Grand yizier-The chief minister
Of the Turkish Empire
Divaa-The Turkish council OF
s,a,e-the cabinet"
Grand Mufxi-Chisf interpreter OF
of The Mobsmmedaa Law and head of
the Wise Menr-jnrists. theologisns
and litersii-who assemble for coz
sul,ation on his order. He is mostly
styled the chief ofthe Faithful A
writer says the fetws or decree from
him would summon around the stan
dard of the Prophet all the fsnatical
bordes Of Islam to kght TO tie death
against the ''iaadeis, ia the srm be-
lief tha; des.i on the battle Geld is q
snre passport 70 paradise
Pasha-Governors, yiceroys, CON-
manders. civil aud saiiitary rulers Of
prorinoes
neyHAbout the came as pashs-
Sheik-Tke name gire1 tie heads
Of Arabian tribes o. csaas 1t means
eide, or eldest ia dignity and aa-
tAorstJ-
0snandi-Turkish Official
islam-The religion Of Mohan-
med.
Islams-Nohammedans themselves.
Massulmsn-A follower Ct Nohsm-
med
Ottoman Empse-Anosies name
70. the Turkish Empire, and derises
its name iron 0eman. its founde-.
Osnanlis The Turks proper
Guf-,us-off Er,atfsrer
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-10-17
E1s1IcoouRrsnIr.



The n.sht vas dark when San =; ost
Ts c0zrt cid JS1=s- daughter
he Efods- feis as L be EaEst,
Aad kinler hz5n't 0sgAt'e--
rs ke2re 2xzin-r Ia r4isssoas th-uls1ea,
his feelings h&z s fEs<ls.
which nearly corszered AIn with his
SIX feet cfbcne and Eass,s-
TIE candle II the viDas~ shsne
VIII nar- Gelsinl sxiinEeT.
And San he selt his scGraxs Soze,
Aud throzgk his fingers simmer.
Says he--SOr. San, aSz'i DC = fol-
Take csur4ge, shaking d0cbts--
CO on, anI psp the ques-ion right
Fs-y ysa szns lire EIthsEs he---
But stEI az he 1rsz rear the hesze,
His knsez.scs n i-e.naas-
Tae beating Of lis hear nsAr 1eat
His sa.Cts - dissenhle-
says he-aNoE. San dca't &c : GEESE.
Toilet the female vimne-
Knsek al yczr Thoughts Eselter -,
Aaa set yczr head swizanin.r
50 Sau he kInaer raisel the Iatrh.
HIS csarAgs 2ss0 raising
A1d il u1ue-t sat Inside
Old Jones crOps T.-zising-
He triad nEki.e 70 tzik The far1
In words ks1r cri-- faI! witty.
Not dreaming that ol4 Jone. wei kneV
HIS only thSazh. v1s-KiftT.
AT last the oil folks went 10 beI-
The Jones were bat hanaa.
oi1 yo-as Ess Something e . naE-
And Ers- JoaeE-a sOEzan-
Au1 kitty she the pitcher tssk-
And started for the eeiAzr;
1. wasn't oitea thai she had
Ssprenising feHev-
Aas son>he= when SIZE cane ap ssairz.
All sam had drank rs elder.
There seemed 6iEereaoe n TIE chairs
Ana Sans WAS eiose beside her,
His siaiw4rt zrn lrvppe9 sroEad Le- waist
Her heAd drvY2ed OF his sho1l1er,
An4 Szr-ve,i Be kai chsnzes his tu1e,
And grown a triGs scidsE
B1s this II yo1 live iarz erough,
Yea surely viii discsyeF,
There's hing n shis ssrid os ears.
ExceEt tle leFos and b<sT.
The 1srning hight Vas zreElng gray,
"a Szu me i&rn was leaving
HIS faee wAs surely n5i the face
O9ore hall grisyed zr.sT-l-
A1d KITTY SIC Hzlkod zi0sly hack
With bl1shing fsoe. ao1 sigsly,
There's sozcthiag Il ne hamhlst Isrs-
TAs; makes 81 lzre AID holy,
And ai1 lie 3zrry her Euu ask
Sac s;a1iis thsre -lrh ihs i2die-
A sklnzlBs q tss ncruluss EEk.
That's san Nka f-z'ss thf er21le-