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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-02-21
LATE NEwsIN BRIEF.
Ess,ern and Middle states


AN unsuccessful attempt was made kp de-
stroy : big New York city brewery with
dynamite. The explosion waA terrific and
damaged the houses Cor n hundred yards
around. Several persods wcrc hurt
THE PacinS Gunno Company OF Boston
pas assigned, with liabilities of Sl,O00,0OO.
ALLEN = uooHIN, head cashier Of the ele.
Noted f0bfoad companies, in New York city,
is short In his accounts and has He'd Tho
dels'c"tioh wi bo mafc good by his bonds
Ills TmS 10 losses by the recent tie,up OF street
raiwaysSln New York Gty. arc.cstimatcd as
follows; Ca sgdmpanies, $flsa00 Strikors,.
sou 3oJ; retaif-trade 81 5OO,OOO: thsatres
5000; salooss, sso,ccN TOTAL. $l,7O50Oo,
TnE Standard oil 1omnany's kluo factory
q. s,rona, oonsiaoie "a, Nook N NSas toesiiy de-
THE steamer Haytierr Republic. which was
the bone OF contenlson Ia. ear IrsSfut eplr
bIoglia With Hayti, has arrived at Boston.
WyErm n Sons largo wholesala, drug
stoue and several fine residences were de-
. stroyed by fro In Philadelphia, causing
loss OF about S5OJ,0ON. One fireman was
UNITED SrArKs detectives Fa,cceeded in
capturing a gang OF elcveh countcrfeiiers at
Branchton, Penn. large quantity OF bogus
coin was found.
a CENTRIFUGAL machine ilscd iry the New
York Tartar Works in drying ncids burst in
,e'NN"huH, fINoki1n, klihlk TWO men anu M
juring three.
An attempt was made to blow up tene.
ment house in Now York city I'm which 100
people were sleeping.
EDWARD J. PnELrs, United States Minis
ter to the Court OF ST. James has arrived in
New York.
Mus. JosErH GRoNrn, OF Tarport. Penn
made n call on n noghbor While she was
away the hoUse caught lire aud Carrie aud
Joseph, threo-year old twins, wero burned
10 death.
EDWARD ID. GRAIL, business manager of
the Morning Gdu, at Harrisburg, Penn,
died nc his fathers house on South Fit
street, of blood poisoning caused 10y excessive
smoking of cigarettes ,Ifo was in his twenty
third year
JAMES OLIVER, OF Industry, Me- died n
Few days-ago, age ninoty,six. He was vet.
eran of tho War of 1879
THE eightioth nn6Nersary OF the birthday
OF Abraham Lincoln wus celebrated by'va-
rlous clubs In New York city, BROOKLYN,
Philadelphia, Jersey City, ~ j. and New
ark, n. -, Speeches were delivered by Gen.
era. Porter, Congressman Butterworth Bour
telle and :. V. White, Theodore Roosevelt,
Warner Miller and others.
GEORGE DnfocK was killed hy his eleven
year-old son, nt Carhondale. Penn, during a
rehearsal OF private theatricals, in which tho
father wns.tbe villain and tho son the hero
OF the play.
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seen above The waist nor below the knee
There is but ono design and that Ia followed
strictly in oil cnscs samoan laws araidst
taUOolng are very stringent nnd violations
are punishal le by imprisonment and heavy
fine. be chiefs and principal men wear
anrlnnds ~ flowers around their nrckq and
some of o. om indulge in tho additional
adornmcnt impaired Nv head dress Of
leaves The men dislike work md fheg do
as little as possible. This is probably due 20
The fact that there is hut littlo labor needed
70 produce sufficient on which 10 live we'll
AT the labor on the biz plantations ie done
~ slaves, who are imported from The salo-
mon Islands and Fii.
De women are small and not bad looking
They are generally clad os the men are. but
there are three or four new STYLES OF semi
European costumes used by n few Tho wo.
men are also tattood. bot there is less OF it
than in The case ~ tho mon Many of the
natives speak English. and they arc all re-
hgious.y inclined Family prayers arise twice
every day. and Sunday Is % day Of unbrot.
en- rest Nothing can bo bought 0n that dav.
The churches are filled 90 eForY sorvire. and
every one joins heartily in the services.
which are conducted principally hv FneIiah
w esleyan Methodist missionarips The sa.
moans are very fond Of music. and they sine
with a. enthusiasm that occasionally snoils
The harmony
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Samoan commerce has decreased some
what during the past two years, due 20 the
great disturbances therc, but 10 is not so
small as some peple might imagine. In 1885
the total amount Of trade was S542 0l2. or
this Germany secured sos ,Gl2 the United
States, flfG 600, and Great Britain the remain
der, $1,000 There isno reason why, II free
from internal troubles, the Snmonn Islands
should not have tr0de worth annually fifty
times as much as the foregoing figures The
soil Is rich and IL covered with the most luxu-
rant tropical vegetation. The bills are
mn'scs Of timber right up 20 their SUBMITS,
" ost of the trees being Of valuable varie-
ties. Fruits such as only the trop cs can pro
duce arc erywhere-Oranges, bananas,
mulberries cOcoanuts, pineapples, lines, and
bread f'ult Cotton grows to perfection
there, and sugar cane will prosper wherever
planted. Coffee can bo made the staple
product.
The Samoans are really a fine.looking
people, especially the men They are tall,
vel pTOpoTtioued, muscular and red. headed,
Tho latter peculiarity being due to the. habit
they have of applying lime 20 the haras A
cleanser. Thor Othing is generally Of the
least elaborate description, and IN the ma
ioritY Of cases consists simply Of a cloth or
shHwi twisted around TIE waist ara falling
20 the knees or therenhouts. This garment
covers the elaborate tattooing which is found
on every Samoan, and which is never
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A Congre1splan's Ocean Terror.

The Board Of Bureau Chiefs, TO which
Secretary whitney referred Representa-
tive Thomass plans for q coast defense
I vessel, has agIeed T. report the plans
back 70 the Secretary with recommen-
dation that they bc adopted by the De.
partment The Board believes the de.
'sgn has great merit.
Mr., Thomas has had no more expert.
ence in naval affairs than hc could pet
as Chairman of THE House Committee
His business Is thatsof a stock raiser. and
his home is in. the part Of Illinois called
Egypt, where the only. water r. IN wells
and sloughs and not IrIeh of that.
Nevertheless, he has designed what ex.
perts say will Jbe. the finest; fiestest aud
most I.afstf o. 90 vessel dfloat. -.
She -Sil be Wsipgle <tArgeted. monftoH
"a heavy armtned <ct56Aer, aha the only
war shplsjp the world '6f yaff9ble. dis
placement, Inpeaee she withstand seven
sand a.half feet out of wates, with upper
sTOrlCsSeG- wood wbie1i--ean LIB fnmoS9d
on going into action.
When trouble comes she takes In water
Fand increases her draft three feet, leay.
ing but four feet and the great gun tur-
ret above water. This four feet is The
segment Of circle rising from the
Z waters edge and presenting target at
/ which the enemy is welcome TO fire as
much as he pleases. He can't hit it once
in fifty shots, and il he does hit It no.
body cares. Her STEEL armor will be FIVE
inches thick. Her guns will be able TO
! pierce the armor of the best man of war
now on the water. Her two en-inch
breech- loading guns, turret-protected.
and having an all-round range, will
throw a 3OO-pound pro ,ectile ten miles.
The dynamite gun In the bow will throw
nitro gelatine equal to 1000 pounds of
/ dynamite two miles. She will have a
! speed OF seventeen knots an hour, and
her name will be the Illinois. Experts
say she will probably lie able TO destroy
England's biggest iron clad in ffteen
minutes. -Atkanta Constttnti0n.
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csRnx ssSor,N t.BArri-sSs ffrRA o,
PsssI PSIST' ssS sSTs: soas. s sc.l ss1 in.reg the
TuN Conititutonsofs hc' Jspessssk Empire
was proclajrned 10y tbe EMPEROR h person
auid great popular re,o'cing,
A Non st,lhed the gs,,r,l whicllA ss escort
jug WilllatN O'Brien, the Irish agffAtor, froAi
Cioppel JaH 20 TrSlee. Ireland
A SRCcE-of earthquake was folt at Bolton
amt Manchester, England. The earth trenn-
ors extending - Wigap, Blackburn aud
STOCKPORT They were hteompaniel by.re
pcated rhpblmgs
a GOLDSMITH OF Vienna Killed his Ave
children With cyanide ot..potassintn. Aftes
,nduHrlsierihg the poison 90 tho children he
took somd of it-ttmseif, and died in great
TuN SoudapstS hevo evacuated Handoub
dsgypt, after destroying the town by IRE. =
a sEvE6E shock az earthquake was felt al
Naples, Italy. ia Consequences Of which
tiQp.
TnR Portuguese Cabinet has RES gned
'ruQNAs. a RonEsoN, Consular agent OF
tho United States at Frierth, Germany, has
Just died OF consumption.
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Wnsbfn0ton

THE protocols" official minutesl Of On
conference ON Samoan affairs held in Wash
ingion IN 1851, together with additional cor
respondence on tie subject, have bctn laid
before COngrCss by the President
THE President has nominated Carroll u
Wright. Of Massachusetts, 10 bo Commits
siOner Of Labor
Mas CLEVELAND held n largely attended
reception ot the White House
JOIN a. T. EDOEnTOv has boon dismissed
from the position as one of the Civil Service
Commissioners by President Cleveland
BEAH ADMIRAL BANCnorr GHEnARpr.
commaud8ut Mt the Navy Yard. New York
has been ordered by tho President 10 com.
mand the North Atlantic squadron. relieving
Rear Admiral Luce, who goes on the retired
list
COLoNEG Henry i. HUyr frctlreb.
Governor Of the Soldiers Home IN the Dis
trict Of Columbia, died a few days ago from
a complication Of diseases. 10 was in his
dxty ninth year. aud was appointed Governor
n tho Home about four years ago.
THT Senate has confirmed the nominal on
u Colonel John O. Breckenridge to 10 Tu.
spector.General Of tho United States Army.
THE Agricultural Department bulletin just
issued makes the proportion OF cotton already
marketed 1913 per cent
TnE President has nominated Adlair r.
Stevenson. of Illinois. % be- Associate Justice
n the Supreme Court 0f the District az
Columbia, vice William IT, Merrick. do
ceased.
AT caucus Of Republican Senators tho
Southern question was discussed.
A STATEMENT has been iprepared by the
United States Treasury Department which
estimates that the House Tariff bin would
reduce the revenue about fG- 900. 900. the
Senate bil about f3s OO0 900. The reductions
by tho House bill wOnld be on tho internal
revenue 7GlO.&1 on tariff $50. 8508f5.
The reductions by the senate bill. internal
revenue f38 gJ5 $50. tariff 8l3. .gl6.S57.
THE President has transmitted 90 Congress
Che State correspondence With England and
other governments relative % the Behring
sea fisheries
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: = rkE;Is. OE ERTFIGATE.
~ ~
1;BY EMMA A. OPPER.


The monthly teachers examination Of
Back County was about to be yin.
mlily sat IN a corner Of the big room,
biting her pencil and gazing at the mot.
icy assetQ blage OF teachers aud trembling
aspifenfs for first certificates s-in antfune
shaWis-and hats IA vogue five years ago.
ana dfesses Milly had not known that
anybody ever wore.
Miliy Was an aspirant FOR n first certi-
ncate, but She was rot trembling. She
sat erect and bfight'eyed and charm nplv
styhsh IN an obviously city.made suit
ana wicked 'httie cap to match. It
was Gear TO the most casual observer
mat Miliy was uot5ind genous TO .Blark
1oAnty' she was a. bright oasis in the
desert Of Black County styles.
The young man in the next seat. ap.
peared to think So. He looked ut her
with quite frank approval. Milly could
not heip knowing it. 3 he looked down
At her snug g.ofes and pulled a petal
rom the yeliow astars she wore, and
hnally dgOPpedsbg peucil. he picked
i. u qp with anxious .heste.
Thank youJp gbf said lie looked
'at her still, but TPthRT bashfully, "What
q lot OF them" she said, taking pity
npon him.
"Yes. What do you think Of them ~
be responded
She noticed that his light hair cilrIed
''thicklyi, and that he had fine chin.
'1--l-don't you think they're rather
iFumpyF she said, seriously.
lie laughed explosively. brino.no bie
baud down on his knee
'fhe word was made for them 70 he
declared, you see I'm not OF .Bla6lf
County, though j intend teaching here
and ] don't feel traitorous. T6ev ors
f6uny." He tookedat herewith phzzied
iucredulity. "Ays sou going TO teaebg
Be murmIurod. y beg your pardon,
"oh, no, don't cried Willy. wasbs
too talli No, Indeed And his nose
was like Napoleons. "I'u ten Won
shout II like to tell people: irs so
Sunny' les,' lim- going to tedch III I
can pass the examinations. You see. I've
been staying this summer at my Uncle
lfidgley's, out on a farm. Well fhe
teacher 10 that district was taken sick
The other day, and what did ms Uncle
Ridgley do but hire me for the fan term
me He's one Of the school direcfors
you see. He said 10 would do me good
70 'spunk up and do &C. Hes aiwavs
deplored my not being able TO make pie.
crust and weed onions, aud he worfo
home himself and got permission Tor
me. know I'll en- oy it -irlI be eocb a
new experience but I'm fnll Of awful
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sonth nnh Wntt

HENRY DMCHBANN. a prominent membor
OF tho Merchant Exchange OF 81. Louis, has
. gone TO Canada, leaving a shortage OF $50,
JAMES Ross, colored, has been hanged AT
Brnndenburg Ky, FOR tho murder OF Beao.
dict Rhodes, an old farmer
THE Legislatures of ton Western Stntcs
have res wed to investigate the dressed -besi
combine
TnnEE nrn were killed in the mine Of The
Americans Mining and kaeltng Company at
Loadyille, Col.
HAYWOOD HANDY, colored, who shot a
young white man named Charles Stew art
was lynched 10y mob at Shreveport, La.
THE Ohio and Western Coal and Iron
Company, OF Columbus, Ohio, has failed
The company was capitalized for $8, 0OO, 600
in bonds and $5,O000O0 in stock.
j. BORDEAUX and his four children rang
ing from six 10 fourteen years old, died
from eating poisoned cabbage at shelton
Washington Territory
a COAL tar boiler at the Croosoting Brick
Works In Chattanooga, Tenn, exploded
causing the death OF Charles Falls AMI fatal
injuries TO his son. Both OF the men were
covered with coal tar, and the body Of the
former was burned TO charcoal.
THE postoiiice at Amity, Ark. has been
robbed Of 5000.
A COLoRTD wcnan In Henry County. Va,
on going 10 the field TO work carried her in
faHt with her and laid IL down i'm a fencf
corner near whore she was employed In n
short time she saw her cabin, in which she
had loft her two older children, on fire. She
ran 20 save them, but was too late. They
were burned up Returning 20 get hor only
remaining child, sho was Mortified 20 find
thas hogs had torn 10 into fragments.
FIVE children were killed by the cavlug In
OF "a sand bank at YsIeta, Texas
u. T. c. WILSON has been nominated by
the Democrats Of the Fourth Congressional
District OF Missouri TO succeed James \.
Burnes deceased
THE popular vote IN Nevada on the bin To-.
Ralizing the sale OF lotteries resulted in the
defeat of the measure by about 800 majority
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lhe visitor rose.
"why-why-n he stammered.

"why-why-" he stammered.
He was bewlldered, but his delight
was moro than his bewilderment. He
took her hand, in his agitation, and
then rendered that he had small right
TO, and blushed. -
Dave Hanley, whether from confusion
or super6ne delicacy, wandered into
the yard.
AIity shook hands. II sirs had looked
pretty in 6cloth gown and cap, she was
irresistible In a,blue blouse aud striped
skirt, and no, hsf.Ae. all" and the young
man devouyed her with blight eyes.
I've come TO tell you,>ssshe panted-
she was outsof breath" "that' itiSme the
school is prohnsed to; it's here my f-ncIs
Ridgeiy livts-d6n't you sect And
I'm going to give it up for YOU in yoSI
favor. : 4 have no right to it,. don't yoI
underestimate i don't believe rd'eyer got
my certificate il II hadn't been for Sn,i.
II ] had bech a bit lower In. geography.
l shouldn't have passed. II was really
You that got IL for me, You unscrupulous
person. And don't need the school-it
was only for Uncle Ridgely and you do.
You want TO study law, and-well, you've
got to take it."
She was not TO be moved the fraction
OF an inch. She stood there, flushing
and prettily smiling, and twisting au
end of her blue sash. but she was firm.
81 haven't any right to it, and don't
need IL, and you want 70 study law, y
was all she would say, though he Argued
and earnestly pleaded for an hour
Uncle Ridgely was disappointed. But
there were gratifying recompenses. Th,
first was that Milly was persuaded tc
stay nearly all winter, though she didn'i
take the school, aud learned 20 make pie
crust after all; and the second, that that
young school-teacher she married. that
she'd never have known il she hadni
stayed, and IL he hadn't taught in tn,
''deestrict' that fall, turned out within
four years to be the smartest lawyer il
Black County and notable honor &c
the family. Saturday NigAt.
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A FAMyE and epidemic Of typhus fever
prevail in Doboka Hungary. Ten persons
have dicd and the distress is spreading. The
potato crop.
COCNT TofsToi has rendered his resiQna
ton as Russian Minister Of the Interior, and
10 has been accepted hy the Czar
HEAVY gales have been raging on tho
English and irish coasts "A building foll
near Bolton. crushing n number Of cottages
end killing Elk persons AZ Pembroke
feryhoat capszed and nine persons were
drowned
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Highest Signal station IN Che World.

The United States signal service
station at Pixies Peak Is the highest
signal station in tho world and is also
the highest inhabited portion Of the
globe 10 was opened IN the month OF
September, 1873 That e was a wise
provision Of the Government in ostab
fishing q signal station at This point is
no longer questioned, the facts having
already demonstrated its praciicablity.
ana the present success promises that
Pixies Peak signal station is yet 10 stand
at the head Of al astronomical and
meteorological stations in the world
This point is wonderfully favored bv
nature for the study Of astronomy and
mcteorology. The rarity Of the atmos
phere brings out remarkable brilliancy
and c.earness TO the stars and on the
heavenly bodies. The nights arc almost
always cloudIoss, and cloudy days are
the exception. Nine tehths OF the
storms arc below the Peak.
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KINGwooD, VA, THURSDAY FEBRUARY p, 1885, = !. = u i

The Saiaoahs have.a peculiar variety OF
kAEhat theyscall dFncss There Is but little
s4rSel dane az, hoSever. for the pcrT,rmers
Eero seated .the gre2tcr part ot the time Eliza
sfeth ScotAsrarkerthus describes some of the
dances shcSaw ON the deck OF an American
Hlan.of-wa nt Apia: "rhe dance is por-
I formed mostly in a sitting posture, and con
| sists IN all conceivable motions OF the head.
| body and arms, tho r6ar rows furnishing tho
@usic by clapping hands in torious measures
aud in perfect time. The'snovenients OF
the eight dancers wero performed with the
| utmost preclsion and grace aud through
| u the whole party saHg. Many OF
| their wild melodies are really beautiful
| Every hgdfo of the dance has its signincanco
| Some, as loading aud firing gun sowing.
| rowing, waae palpable. but tho greater part
| was uninteuigible TO uS This performRn
| continued Cor an hour or more. -after WHICH
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TRIuMPH o. cHARIs-

See tine chariot at irnad here of Love,
Wherein my lady Tidoth!
Each that draws is a swan, or a dove,
And well the car Love guideth.
AS she goes all hearts do duty unto her
beauty.
And enamored, do wish so they might bnt
enjoy such a sight,
That they still were % run by her side
Through swords, through seas, whittier she
would ride. 49,. -
--Bsa johnson.
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lHE total number Of passengers carried on
ODE elevated ro1ds during The second day Of
New NOrk's street Ger strike was l0. 500 tho
greatest number for n single day. Every car
possessed hY the company was used, and The
rains were fpn 0t the shortest possible inter
faia
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ArrA HARBoR PROM AMERICAN CONSULATE.
Tutuila, Qpolu. Manua. Olosinga, Ofu, Ma
mona Anuu, Savaii and Az olima- or these
islands by faio the most important Is Opplu,
and It's gTeat-port 'Ap'R, is the capital city OF
Samon. Opolu'is the second island In size. 10
is about thirty-eight miles long and n little
less than eleven miles broad. At Apia il The
seat of government, and within rp city
limits are the residences OF about all the
foreigners on the island Greatest in size Ia
Sayaii, being about forty miles long and
twenty miles brdad. The greater portion
Two mosntsin sa ''aSe ryegss Is Sf'u,S SoIcspjo IS
origin. in the tnteror 81 the island there
arS -Dumers Us lava beds. and consequently
there. is dcarth ot animal life. The inter
est Ot the Lpitcd States, however. is at
present centred principally on the island OF
Jutullas befgpse treaty rights have there
given us possession Of tho harbor OF Pago-
PaRb. Tha aisland is fully u miles long, and
aLits greatest width measures about miles.
The 'harbor OF Pago-Pago is on the south side
OF oftrrisfs1fti AMI the i6dentation made by it
almost makes two islands OF Tutuila.
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The Board Of Education Of Alaska
has abolished aoggirg 10 The pubic
schools
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Not from the whole wide world choose thee
Sweetheart. light of the land and the seal
The wide wide world could not incloss thee
Sor thou art the whole wide world to me.
g ---5 - - Richard Glider.
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VALENTINE VERSES.

A. cuPrD TRIUMPHANT.
Take tseeg- Take heedl leone with speed,
For Tte3ust e<strung my bow:
Ny quivsr L 81 sstIssl,sfs I Ipu,l..
Some arrow mar asSssR kna
-''oa. pull a,~ayr' did tEsAsyks az. -
For who'd be the coward - 5zIi7f -.
"A bow thss.is strung by d coward s. Saifhx,
"ns in.rcfr;of bis eyss is biindr' 80.
Tho bow hss,ssx. aud she shaft it few,
Add the maiden was keaxsi 70 cry,
"qtil take this dart frommy Sreunded heart,
Dear Cupid. or elssI disssr-
He said, as he smiled, II an, b,if ckndf J
, And couid have no power.to iud
With both ofmy eyes where the dart now li;s
SAnd'yes know, dearest maid, am blind, y
: -h''' . Shepherd
AHUsBASp 10 ms WIFE.
Twas not the moonlight and the rose,
ihe days Of June In old lang syne.
That brought me suppliant to your feet,
Praying to be your Valentine,
.Thdss soberer days the Blossoms blow
AsfrAgrant IS In old lang syne,
And dstill in spifisAnd >nttruth
- Irray TO he your valentine. -
'sAFESE ". Dering.
hUvE's RESUME.
The Sun, the Rose. the Lily, the Dove. :.
r. loved them AlIiIl my>early love-
:, Il love theuaiISS longer ,-but her alone
The Pure, the Tender, the Only, the One;
? for she. .herself my Queen Of Love,
IS Rose, and. Lily, aud Sun, and Dove.
-Heiae.
~ - .ERps.
The sense of the world is short
= tpeB 6s,s the azrst-sss- - -.
49, To Iove-aHi be beloved;
Men and gods have not outlsarned Il;
entshQy7s 'erthss ye tlrrnea,itk.
Is not 70 De iRProyed ::- -
|. :. ShAsSpl1ASH%A,s yALESTISE.
TYo1itte hlTdis@aiter Que ayl.
Wonder II maybe they mean you and + =
Wili.Boy and Jiml
Two. little b'udders, tEatsyou can ace.
1ad1r one OF ems you and the otheF Is me,
Wonder whQs him, "a.
a s-~s-;f .y.
hnsterfises:s such ex-culiar thlngsL- :.
.Nathing at AL but just two little wingS
Guess they must be
Cdick winkfe thinkiesi wonder il this
Isn't think, or a dear flying kiss, -
F'om g'annie to wei -
S'pose we can Catch IL! And then il we do
IAone half for and the other for yous
Or-s'pose we just look
ny doesn't want TO be tored into two.
And kissis as good, when you know Il bas
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