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, 1890-06-19
ruE ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs.
OHicers Nominated by tho Grand
Chapter for the Ensuing Year.

OHicers Nominated by tho Grand
Chapter for the Ensuing Year.
ELLsrspuRoH, Wash, June i3,-Tho
Grand Chapter OF Royal Arch Masons
convened this morning, und nominated
the following officers for the ensuing
ycnri q. IL. r., WV. RinehsrL of Sc.
attlc; u. q. II. T., J. II. Dcllinycr of
Coifax; grand king, w. MeMickcr, Of
Olympia; grand scribe. J. W. Bean, Of
Ellcnsburgh; grand treasurer Henry
nrum, OF Tucomn; grand secretary. q.
&. Blnlock, cf Waila Walin; grand chap.
lain, }. L. Damon, Of seattle; u. Z. of
H., II, ". Tyler. OF Spokane Falls; q.
i. s., EL II. Hare, of Tacoms;. q. II. a.
e.. ". /. Darby. oil Pomoroy; q. NJ.
Third Vail, e. Dlbblo, OF pellinghain;
G. NJ, Second Vail, w. o. Montgomery.
The Installation Of the officers takes
place tomorrow.
, 1890-06-19
THE CHINESE IN MEXICO.
Large Numbers of Them Bound for
the United States.

Tucson. Ariz.. June li.--A Stars
Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico, special
snysi The Chinese are coming into
Sonora In large numbers by way of
Guaymas Thern have not been less
than 400 arrivals In the last two'months.
II is understood that the United States
is their point of destination. Several
bnnds have sought employ ment In the
mines without success. Considerable
feeling is manifested by the Mexican
labo-ing classes against Chinese comm 4
into the states.
, 1890-06-19

LITTLE Rock, June 1.-THE demo
cratic state convention to-day nominal
ed the following: For governor James
schisln; auditor, w. S. Dunlap; atior-
torney general, w. Il. Atkinson; super
intendent OF public instruction. j. II.
Shinn; treasurer, u. u. Morrow; land
commissioner, g. u. Meyers commits
sioner OF agriculture, ~. l.. Lock.
, 1890-06-19
For 4. Uniform Standard of Cereal..

WAsmINdToN, June u. = Representa-.
tive Butterworth to-day introduced a
uiii to provide for a uniform standard
OF classification and grading of wheat
and other cereals. The bill authorizes
and directs the secretary of agriculture
to ax, In accordance with such standards
as he may ppscribe. such n classification
of cereals as In his judgment tho usaees
OF trade warrant. When such standard
IL fixed, 1t shall be made matter Of
record in the agricultural department,
and notice given that such grades be
known as the United States standard.
, 1890-06-19
wALLA wALLA NEWS ITEMS.
The Arson observation-disclosures Hap
py Over the Fine Crop Prospects.

py Over the Fine Crop Prospects.
wALLA wALLA, June l6.-Tho Pyle
Hurn confession will not be used against
and of the parties whom Il purpor,s
TO impiicate In the fatal fires of isS7-ss.
The reason Is that there is not sufficient
corroborativo testimony to convict, and
that the confession itself could not be
allowed in evidence.
The farmers are highly elatcd over the
prospects for the wheat crop. Good re-
ports are coming in from all sides.
Spring wheat will mako iull crop, Fall
wheat has headed nicely and most OF the
heads arc hlled with plump grain. There
will be no Hour famine next summer, aud
tho railroads will have rich haul TO
m Arket
, 1890-06-19
THE GREAT NoRrHERN.
Arrival Of tho Advance survey Ing
Party ut sand Point.

sASD PoINT Idaho, June 1.-THE
Great Northern surveyors, eighteen men
In nll, under the charge OF l.. l.. Preston,
arrived here to-day, and are within one
mile of tho Northern Pacific tracks.
They are surveying at the rate OF one
niile day, AMI have orders to run the
line To the Iok river, expecting TO reach
that point In thirty days.
, 1890-06-19
ALL HOPE ABANDONED.
The Dunbar Mine I'm Pernsyivanis Ia
9tlll On Fire.

DuSpAR. Penn, June lI.--All night
long resculng parties worked at the
mouth OF the msnholo Mt the Farm Hi III
mine, but their efforts were fruitless
and whom daylight broke they were no
nearer the unfortunate men entombed
In the burning mine. All hope Of res
cuing tho imprisoned miners alive is
abandoned.
An effort was made to enter the burn
ing slope through the Mahoney aud Fer
, 1890-06-19
A CON pIracy ArsIn.t enc crnr.

LONDON, June iG-The News berlin
correspondent says; The 81. Petersburg
police have discovered n wide spread
conspiracy against the cars life. The
Imperial palace ut Goischina has bean
undermined. aud the guards at all the
palaces have been doubled. Several A.
rests have been made.
, 1890-06-19
n urulns Of a ao,er,mss, Timber.

wAsnlNc1os. June id--The pTes'hsqi'
to-day tran smitted to congress a cop1'
munica,ion from the seefssaiy oi -
Interior relating to the destrneiion uf
trc.. carelessly kindlsd or ieft Of timue
upon the public lands The prs@d>4t
expresses tho opinion that u the psoQe (
penalties aro imposcd by law aud ~
convictions secured. much waste ~
forests would be prevented tI
, 1890-06-19
OREGON PIONEERs.
Aupun, Reunion and Election of ON
cets ut Portland.

PonrrAsp, Or, June 17.--The eight
ecnth annual review OF the Oregon
pionc,. Association wns held here to-
day. owing 10 the stormincss of the
weather the attendance was not so large
as expected. About 800 pioneers par
,icinated In the exercises. The process
sion was abandoned OWING to the drsnch-
, 1890-06-19
THE KNIGHTS rrMrLAn.
Omosrs Elected and Installed W E
tensburgh Monday.

ELLEssBuRoH, Wasl,.. Juno ia---A,
tho third annual conclavo Of the grand
commandery OF tho knights Temllar OF
Washington. In session here, the fol.
lowing officers were elected aud li,stulIca
to-day; X. T.. grand commander, yam.
cy q. Blniock, OF walIa Walla; v. Il.
deputy grand commander, \. Harry
Rush, of Spokane Falls; L. grand gen.
srnlissimo. Ed r. Harc, Of Tncoma: i.
grand captain general, l.. 4. Wilson, OF
, 1890-06-19
rnr nrNnra rnomarlos L,w.

Falrhaven Herald; soda water ia
cautiously sold In Iowa and kansas, and
IL takes long wink and strong wink
to get a little sacramentai wine with II.
but whisky in the original package
goes openly like hot cakes Some OF the
old jays out there who were not up to
.nuif' on soda water were hollow clean
to the heels, and original packages sag
the freight cars.
, 1890-06-19

In Seattle Is living Colonel John
s. Crockett, of Virginia, who fought
n duel last winter with John s.
Wise over a political misundcrstand-
ing. The colonel has the true South
, 1890-06-19
the SEAL FISHERIES.
Exciting News Anticipated by the
Last OF July.

VICTORIA, u. e., June i6,-The full
Victoria sealing fleet will enter Behring
sea to hunt for seals and will take their
chances Of being hauled up by a United
states cruiser. The British war ship
Amphion will leave her dock in few
days and II Is believed that she will
cruise in Behring sea. Exciting news
Is looked for from there about the latter
part of July.
, 1890-06-19
WILL BE HELD HERE.
Tho Bankers Convention Com
mences Thursday and Lasts
Until Saturday.
A Programme OF Entertainment
Swell Banquet and a
Race Day.

The bankers convention will be
held in this city ON next Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. The conven-
tion will bc called to order by Presi-
dent Horace l.. Cutler, Of tho First
National bank, of this city, at II
o'clock tomorrow morning in the
parlors of the Hotel Spokane.
There will bo two sessions Of the
convention, from | o'clock until .,
Thursday, and for the same hours
Friday.
OF the siNty-two banks In the
state, slxty-ono are members of the
association, and IL IL expected that
at least fifty representatives of the
different banks OF the country, with
their wives, will lie present.
The bankers association Of this
city have made elaborate prepam-
tions for entertaining the visiting
delegates, and proper committees
have been appointed to see that
everything goes of smoothly.
The order of entertainment Will
bo us follows:
Thursday after the convention
the visiting delegates will he driven
IN carriages all over the city for the
entire afternoon.
Friday afternoon, after the con-
vention, the delegates viii he taken
10 the fair grounds where there Will
be some special races. In the even
ing there will he nu elegant ban
quet ut the Hotel Spokane.
Saturday the entire party will be
taken To- the Old 'Iission. via the
Northern Pacific and the beautiful
Lake Cmur d'Alene, and river
ride.
THE COMMITTEES.
The general executive committee
appointed by the banks of this city
to take charge of the convention,
Messrs. 4. NJ. Cannon, president of
the Bank of Spokane Falls; Warren
Ilussey, cashier of the Spokane Ma
tional bank, and III. l.. Cutter, cash
Ter of the First National bank, have
appointed the following commit
tees.
On reception: B. II. bennett, g.
s. Scott and III. l.. Chase.
On finance; j. j. Browne, Jacob
Hoover aud NJ. NJ. Cowley.
On entertainments: w. II. Taylor,
T.. Lockwood Moore and B. G. Van
Houten.
on toasts and spSches; III. l..
Wilson, a. \. owbery aud Jules
l.. pricketl.
, 1890-06-19
ONE PEAK Disappeared.
Caiiforninns Anxious CJnce rning
Mount Shasta Phenomenon.

REpDING, Cal, June l6-Onc OF the
peaks of Mount Shasta has disappeared.
IT., absence from view created consid-
cradle anxiety here to-day. The top
appears TO have been cut short oil. Fire
has long been known 10 exist In the
crhtcL and the formations oil tho valley
and ridges below are partly of volcanic
ORIGIN.
, 1890-06-19
PROBABLY DEMEsTED.
sricIde Of n Resident OF Montana .
pasro.

PAsco, June ia well-dressed man,
about 30 years oi age. committed suicide
here this morning by shooting himself
in the head with revolver. The papers
in his possession showed that ho wns
from Montana, that his name was Joseph
Brantg, and that he leaves wiie TO
mourn his unt,mely end. The impress
sion Is that he was dcmented.
, 1890-06-19
a CLEAN swFkr.
The Republicans Win Everything at
tho Hn Iilnnd EIactInn.

PORTLAND, Or. June i6.-The Repub
licans nhdc clean sweep in Portland
and East Portland at the city election
to-day. They elected everything. Al.
bina had peoples mud citizens ticket.
Inc former elected three councilmcn
ana tho latter one. A total vote OF 8, ,6Qu
was polled In the three towns, ~ rom-
pared with IL eo6 votes cast at the last
general election.
, 1890-06-19

ST.. LOUIS June l7,--Ths dsisloafu}s g
the Second congressional distriet eo''l>
renominatsd Eenrescninlivr y H1nse<4
declared FOR Grover CIcyciend ~ u'1>
dent in le92 &. 1 /. q. E. = it
, 1890-06-19
TO DEVELOP THE COUNTRY.
Gig Harbor improvement Company
Organized at Tacoma.

rAcoNA, Wash, June -. The Gig
Harbor Improvement Company was or
ganized to-day with capital of 10000
TO build ship yards at Gig harbor and
develop the country west OF Puget sound
to the Pacific coast aud connect the same
with the eastern part OF Washing ton,
via ferries, and eventually u bridge over
the narrows between Tacoma and Gig
harbor 1t is claimed that this is the
most convenient means OF connecting
the vast country along the coast with
the Sound and Eastern Washington.
Among those interested are; Sam
c. Hyde, OF Spokane Falls; Joseph
Young, formerly OF Portland; L. +.
Cook and Sheriff Price, OF Pierce county;
also, John Mitchell, attorney Tor the
Northern Pacific.
, 1890-06-19

At the meeting of the Oregon Pioneer
Association tonight the following otii :
GERS were elected; President, John
Mintoi vice president, Henry Falling
secretary, George II. Hines; correspond.
ing secretary, II. $. Lyman treasurer,
John NJ. Bacon,
a resolution advancing the pioneer
limit TO 1850 was indefinitely postponed.
resolution piaking tho children of
persons born prior to 1855 eligible to
membership was passed.
, 1890-06-19

At a meeting of the grand cnoamp.
mcnt OF the Indian war veterans to-day
tho following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing year; Colonel 4.
c. shaw, grand commander; Major
Rynerson, senior vice grand comman.
der; Colonel T., T.. Castleman, junior
Kay, surgeon general james McAullii,
grand marshal.
, 1890-06-19
rHn HoNrn PREss.

aKSTIuKsrAL ROT AID coin FAcrs-
Wilbur Register; The verdict In the
colvilie murder trial adds another to tho
lamcntabIy long list Of deeds of violence
which have been allowed 10 60 unpun-
lshed. Whilst II Is not within our prov
lnce to inquire into tho proceedings CT
the jury room, we must confess our ina
bility to accept the verdict as the result
Of the deliberations OF tweive honest
men. To us IL appears, as Judge Blake.
before whoE tho case was tried, stigma
Ties 1t, ian outrage on the communi-
W. and we applaud his action In turn
ing loose, on the community, the man
whom thoy have shielded from the pun
ishnent he so justly deserves. We're all
the emotlonally insane murderers dis
posed OF In tho same way, instead of be-
ing committed to an insane asylum for
q limited pcrlot, we think tho people
would soon appreciate the folly Of acting
from sentimental rot, In place Of judg.
Ing from the cold facts ia the evidence.
THE 0oyERSoH's FRRoE oV JUDGMENT.
Wilbur Register, The statement that
Governor Ferry will resign Immediately
after the special session, TO he hold in
August, has created widespread conater-
nation amongst his followers. and great
pressure il being brought To bear upon
him In order 10 prevent him taking such
action. Willis. neither political party
has any urgent reason to desire a change
at the present moment, tho republicans
are making fatal error in publicly dis
cussing the governors connection with
the tide land BILL From reports II 10
evident that Mr.. Ferry does not relish
this condemnation OF his supporters ioi
his connection with that bill and intends
TO retaliate. Such n course, the repub-
licans think. would be disastrous. and
must be cut short at all hazards, and hs
is meekly told that whilst circum-
stances indicate that many of tine mem-
bcrs voted for the bill from base mo-
lives, he was simply guilty OF an 'errof
sf sfiudgmenr in signing that infamous
BILL"
, 1890-06-19

H. V. Gates arrived here to-day from
Cheyenne 10 tako the position of resi-
dent engineer for tho Union Pacific for
the state OF Washington. Gates has
been with the Union Pacific for several
years. Chief Engineer Bogue of the
Union Pacific, will no to Spokane Falls,
via Portland, the first of the week.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18

THERE is plenty of good. strong Eng
lish to give expression to wit. drolIery,
indignation, or sympathy, without re-
course to the phrases which belong to
horse-jockeys, gamblers, tipplers, and
vagabonds. The street Arab picks up
slang, as he does the ends Of old cigars,
from the gutter. Surely, welI-ored
girl is not on the same level in her
speech and manner. Why should she
use vulgar words any more than she
would stain her hands?
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18
Writer'S cramp.

John Brown, stenograpH,' 4
TheSt. Louis Globc.Demo e \. N,
pie often ask me when ! I'M
q long job of shorthand wv, !, I'M
fore me so many pencIls q = tls
sizes. My reason for ,iiss..sea,s
picking up pencils Of dll l. II
and consequently weights, ,orI
abled Co rest my hnnds w W. l,'.rs 4
ing to work. Each dlilelVgdIAs
brings into active play ar
muscles. and / never ~ N
cramps, as might be 1h' Ab
used but one size perlcI..
going over nm ordinary .g ,,att,r
hill and down, will be ~ ~. n
dition ut the end o. 2 - = AMI
horse which has trayelee, racsl
lumber Ct miles on o race -
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18
Faotn About Ammonia

The name OF the chemlcal =
ammonia dates back to Isll n Y,
tiquity. In Europe the ealsi !.
Of tho supply OF ammop.la.
tho latter pnrt OF w
century was Egypt. y
made originally from cane y
collected In the neighborhgsus.
temple OF Jupiter Ammon' us..
name ammonia. The g's w
we're collected in March ana y
Arabs, then dried and buIu \.
the SCOT collected. THIS was Y,
merchants, and ammonia M
lected from the SCOT BY : IN
process. II Is now almoss ri K
made from crude gas llquo
minating gas manuIact9I',a. a
half as much ammonia h
summer as in winter. heuV ~.
nia Is always more costly " W
Furthermore ammonia = e N
ly used IN the manulactuss
fetal ice.-Now York sun.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18

MANY people think that the English
language is creation, something
created from the Saxon language. II
not creation, but growth; it has
behind it the dead and insufficient
Saxon. The English is the descendant
of the Anglo-Saxon language, not of the
Saxon; and it represents the Anglo
Saxon to about the same extent that
John Jones represents his ancestors OF
the time of Alfred the Great Our
language is like the stream OF mighty
river. The farther we go up stream
the more and more affluents do we see
pouring their contributions into it, each
bringing something useful and essential
TO the main stream. Shut off these af-
fiuents, one by one, and what becomes
of the stream at its MOUTH 1t goes
dry.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18

ADMINISTRATIONS may come and adj
illustrations may 90, but the local
affairs Of a community will go on
pretty much the same. dependent only
upon the public spirit Of its people
without regard to national affairs.
Partisan politics have little part in
the prosperity of cities, towns or
villages so long as the people are
loyal to home interests. In such
matters let the home interest stand
above all others.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18
Peters Saws Ha nan =, :

Patrick Peters has arrlv.a,
Prince Edwards Island, al,
Portland Prees, bringing a M
which he claims win solys l
most satisfactory manner n.
ton: "Can "A man fly?n NJ y
claims that with his maehi.'
'can fly through the an MA Il
greatest OF ease that ba has,
il many a time, and is perfect, II
ing TO try again.
lie says that five years a..
made up his mind that n
make a machine that wouldns,;
the air, He objected TO BALBOA.
they were too far beyond M ~,
OF those who risked their M
them, but believed that A M,
should DO constructed caDaba,s1
ing as much under the MANAGE
OF the flyer as a horse-rake N l
he wanted to do was 10 gops
down az pleasure.
Peters likes 10 talk abo,, I
bird. as he calls his maehi.. /
/ his talk goes "A long way u nass
listener have faith ia ais psr.s,s i
esty. He says he took thesinr i
motion 81 a bird for bis mol. /
lieying that il be could M
bird it would be quite shongt
did not proceed at first bat
only after making repeated 4 |
that lie brought his ideas u Z
where be could say with any
OF eontidsuca n can ay."
At last lie constructed q IL
the following dimensions Plos
hcad 10 the tail, lG iset lrov
TO point fthe wings, n ~,
the body TO the end Of eseh y
feet. Tile seat was IN The bo.ly
the motive power used ia then.
ing 81 the machine was 0l,aas
Il combination o. wheels.
Ills first real trial o. he
was made when be passed orfa
est, masking two niles ID ctos
minutes From hiss De eHns.os
way things looked teinw. liRl
secm probable that D. aeh; y
1000 i,et up Ia the air, and ~
moro than twice that disiats
says lse went w and doun 8 |
managing bis 3spouud d
without the least desrse u tics
lie y nnNiuus 90 give q % 4
nibitiGn OF what ~ con 10. a
J tbs machine with hem, % I'D
H. - willing 20 tx" rR nbyss|
but wants 10 make d lti.e m q
: doing so. He says b. j. vii
, give any desired Test, Nu.l h I'd
any distance desired. He cor 4
few fert above thp grpunI q 4.
into miJ.nir ile says Il sad
" easy thing 20 ily wiih asfa
3 machine Portland pgags
, know him Say ~ u honest Z
nets that way,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18

If it were not for the country news
paper and the influence it has held in
the building up of the better fortunes
of the great west, thousands OF mer-
chants who never spend a dollar with
the printer would to-day be delving in
some iaborious pursuit for the bare
subsistence of life. The home paper
is the one absolute necessity of every
community that is compelled 10 twice
pay for every dollar it get.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18
Horns Form tho Human q


Horns growing from ihe haa
nrc very uncommon To thef a
reurs. but one 81 tie 1ufvigu @
journals contains nH Hec1uu
physician 81 Gus" utth.ssias j
"a ty him. thr sul,erI liag
ing man Of 60 years The len
ectrd tor mn inch from ihs laHf
on the right side nuti had at'9
trcnity. WAS firmly ddtsF
the skin around 90 the bae eia1
ed superficial liberation
The fact rs ciieifcd vas ihai
hrs. appeared us u smaH y
growth some three years prass
had slowly increased audalia
cut OF with n razor 90 tHo
sions seemed 20 grow aeain
enclt time. on the Opposite ~
tho same lip was what apff
be- another wurty growtai ~ Il
stngra. and the patient vas
hnbit oi holding his elay
side and not Tint from Nafg
horn grew. There were no
enlarged and tine patient ~
gaod state III health IT. !
ment, which was entirely sa
consisted Ia the removal
together with tho pnrt oltas Y.
which it was attached, by
n small v shaped incisiou VT Z, y.
cninc locally injected and "
the edges together with one y
sutures. New York Tribunf'
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18

IT makes little difference to the den.
lzen Of the great west whether the
emperor of Russia is in entire harmony
with the Ahkoond OF Squat, or whether
the governor OF South Carolina in
forms contemporary OF North Carolina
that it is long time between liquid
refreshments. The first duty of a citi-
zen of a great agricultural state,is to
attend to his own crops first and then
to get the best price he can for his
products. There has been no end OF
troublous fore bodings in regard to the
future price OF corn and wheat, but
these things will continue to be regu-
lated by influences beyond individual
control for countless years to come.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18

No MAN should place his name upon
the obligation of another it he has
not sufficient TO pay it without detri.
ment to his own business. 1t is dis
honest to do so. Men are trustees for
those who have trusted them, and the
creditor is entitled to all his capital
and credit For ones own firm, your
name, your fortune. your sacred
honor; but for others, no matter
under what circumstances, only such
aid as you can render without danger
to your trust. 1t is a safe rule, there
form, to give the cash direct that you
have to spare for others, and never
your endorsement or guarantee.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18
Lows MAKING IN HAY-MAklNo.
Loves time is his own.

Loves time is his own,
In frigid or torrid or temperate zone.
In winter orsummer Orspringtide, or whether
The sunshine is glorions or winds stretch
their tether
To batter u citv or play with feather
Love will have his way,
VIII ltever the weather;
And yet in the days that are gone, as to-day.
The making OF love and the making OF hay
Somehow so together,
Loves way is his own,
In frigid or torrid or temperate zone.
And whether at noontide, ateve, orat morn.
ing,
He comes as he chooses, and comes without
warning,
And prisons and barriers are but his scorning.
So Love has his way
In spite OF the weather;
But why in the present and past, tell me,
pray,
Do making OF love and the making of hay
Always go together!
Zittlla Cooke in Century.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18
An Ancient Certificate of De-
post.

Here is another curiosity ho
continued, producing n stick +v,,
leet IN length and euriously notcboJ
ana split. ".fhero are seven notch
es," said he. This Il y cert HUoc.l I.
o. o. deposit, isEled by the Bank ~
l England over 100 years ago. 4
SUCK SUCK was taken, notched md sni;t q
oho piece was given to the denosit ,,v'
VINO mad to produce itand notch 49,,
9 9,1 piece to got his money. Il de-
neu forgery and fraud. This sti"l
represented a deposit Of 81 600 'I =,
ana the striking piece were Dlven ~ :.
ny an officer in the Bank az Ene ny
land'"-From the Washington ~ P sng
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18

THE habit of talking slang grows
rapidly. 1t is like reporting bit of
scandal. Have you ever noticed, if
you say an unkind word against a
neighbor, how quickly chance comes
TO say another? And with just that
same appalling ease the habit of using
careless, coarse words increases
Weeds grow rapidly.