Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-29

NE. Kl0ppeE. 6ndin - reom en ether
took posishun oppersit 70 bis he'd, The
bFethfen on the sides c0uIdnsG use bat
nae hand fbra wanl e. r0dzis, shhf Mr.
kloppern used both: soFaer m selfsprb.
lexi0a. Then they began. II The brsd
would have cum up. Est ncrked Il
down: IL the bred w0uld hare cora
dewns lfst nocked % up. And 70 4
was like = shuillecOek played b. iwo
sfeam saw smillssa with the steam GAUGE
- 40 40 and NO sa@a una. 6nmboddg
hallerd s'surnin black IA he fare--Mr.
Kingp' Like Gcoilss FIibherlieihbet.
#rs Kin3 wae flseke wikh quaFt bottle
il his fite hana. fillen Cd its nAcm "
Eitee,' and half pink,tumhieri IN his
LEFT. He just waved hss bottle hand
from Mr.. Longnekker's he'd down to-
wards Mr.. Hopper. They waved q
Like webs By q wind. Film the tum-
bier half full, he handed IL 10 Mr.. Long
nekker without . sweFd. aad he drank
IL without word, at three skolleFs pre-
cisely. All-stood In silents 20 see the
eAeek. ia about Ave seckuns Mr. FsLonge
nekker's lace turned red; then he
smiled; then he wuFkt his neck np
and down. like q hoss choked with
a,eorn-cob, tD see nsan Was right agin.
Then with smile, he left his horny
zontal persishun. 'sOF bFuther Long-
nekkeFip seq Mr.. KlopPergs "When
I saw you tryin 50 hard 90 get the bred
down and conldn't, IthOFt you was q
CORNER" Mr.. Longnekker Feplsde ina
slow, dignifide and mesyurd tone. ''Yar
rong In both sur~misesH and con-iee-
chaRs.- Ithort I was a koin, andI was
tryin 60 say fafewelkn Mr. King sed,
'that bred is very dry give Il to me
and IN fx il" They handed it back,
the ten slices, and he put EN- IN pitch
er, Mr.. LongnekkeF's on top ! new Il
by the hhree-quarter mune mark son
IL. Ar. King poEd the balantS ol
the bottle, labilled stAcsysvitee, on
the bred, and then seq he, s"Twoni
hurt now. Then each ofthe tensbFeth-
rem took his slice, SinsosdeF, and they
went atat. sTWesweFe latin and ehattin
away, when Mr.. LcngHekker broke ouI
| in q cleer, souurous voice like from
bune :. .ElGqtno9 ist4
G I am happy as the DAYS is lonr,, 'o'1 ~
Ana my Happiness plainly ele; fi h-i isa+
f-ime happy ns the days fsilonE, nsvia 90 So
Ah-and my happiness Plainly fee-l here Mr.
KloPper went in on rap eel" ,,!sr.s.. 81
Mr.. Longnekker sung the seckun
verse, which was just hike the. furst -
Tlsue haupy as the days Is long. 10 s1fd se&
Ah-and my hAppiaess plainly feie. Here thS
fug Mr. Bioteswent IN on . dog jig. .ssafl -.
/ Lime happy there the .two Totals slept in on
Home, Sweet Home) as the days is long,
Ah-and there the two Germans slept In on
Non Brook my haPpinessi plainly fele.
Sam Allies is high lernt man, and
he kane over TO where / was standIn,
by the box, and seq he, Bill, did you
ever see ennytbing Ike that : See !,
dede I didn't. "Drot me If ever did" /"
seq Sam. ave red that at Pentecost,
when the Apostles preached, nineteen
different nations herd The Apostles
preach, each 10 his owp tongue. I've
herd that when Dan Webster spoke, the
most ignorant and best lernt would say
as he spoke his thorts, just what thori
anu the way mort ~. Dul IL oe
hanged if / can see how they get a clog
| iig, Home, Sweet Home, and Mol
Brook Just here Mr.. LoDgnekkeT
kummensed the Srd verse, which was
Just ike the furst two. when in went
Mr.. Hopper on "Pilch in Tucker
Sam i very dignikde, and don't like to
laif, il be- can help it. But he broke
down on i'Pitch IN Tucker and lsHed
till I thcrt be would lose bis breth.
set down on the box and .soIilyquized
to myself: 81 see that them what eats
is much more joIlye than them that
.NIips.'' Then gittin up on the BOX, sez
L: friends and teller-siizens. I'aiurn
this kunvenshun TO the next siny dyee. !"
That might not be misunderstood, ]
sed /: "T don't mean the chune and the
dancin." - .s.5..a
Nsfyd, ..lhsre's anpiber (two) Rich
| mond ID the .6eld'' and I retire, 81
Your afecshunit unkle,
sip5 e. = Bill BRAGEDos, Esq.
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