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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05

wood. There ate only ten sections N
each car, instead ~ fourteen ~ IN the
ordinary car, but there ARE two state
rooms instead ~ one, aud they are un
usually large and comfortable More
space than usual ia also gwen 10 the
toilet ruoms, which are 80 situated ~ Ia
secure a greater degree u privacy than
IN the ordinary sleeper.
John Carr, the engineer who vas held
up near COtopHIi on the Denver 4 Rio
Grande. has the true elements " first
class engineer, Ills courage as shown
before the robbers 1hu demanded hls
watch, Clearly indicated this, when he
replied Il cannot run my engine with.
out n watch" This shows the true gtIt
of the man, Not Tor u moment did be-
th,Lk u hs own safety bat that ~ the
tram.
Chas Dyer, division superintendent u,
Las Nc9as, has issued the follow ing r.
ward notice; The Atrhisnn, Topeka A
Santa Fe railroad will pay s'sN reward
Tor the arrest aud cunvlrtlnn ~ the per
son ur persons who broke the sNItch
lock aud misplaced switch ut Wagon
Mound, Sept. list, 1891, deraihne engine
Iuj, on extra West. Conductor Miller"
tn" railway hold up aud robbery on
TIA" Denver ~ RIO Grande Tuesday morn.
lnR would Indicate that lmitators oi the
Jesse James gang are not ,ct out Of
existence. Their success will be but
short lived, however, rs the railroad oil.
c'als will sparc no pans or expense TO
overtnke the bandits aud their capture IL
almost certain.
Major J. ". Donueiy. Of the land de-
partment - the Atlantic a pncliic, came
IN from the west last night The major
IN making O,g efforts 10 have the iiuest
exhibit at the fair possible ~ the re-.
sources of tho country through winch
TINS great railroad runs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
Militia at the WORLDS fair.

Chicago, Sept. "A plan is on foot Ia
bripg 100000 militismeu from the var.
'ous states to this city during the Worlds
fair. The enterprise is TO be backed to
the extent OF t3jO,oOO. A camp is to bs
lad out contiguous to the Worlds far
grounds, capable of accommodating from
300 ~ O,OO troops at a time. The in
tention is to give the different states in
turn the use Of the camp Tor one week.
There will bc tents Tor militiamen. bar.
racks for families Ahd large parade
ground. II ID intended, 10 addition. 10
use the grounds when not occupied by
the militia for athletic contests in which
II IL proposed TO have all the most noted
athletes oi the world compete.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
The Notoriou. aoxu. Nh,

New York, sept. T. SISTER Beatrice
til. notorious bogus nun, who has beer
frequently exposed in tho neyspapers
was arruigned IN the Jefferson Marks,
p"lic- court on the charge OF yagrancy
pt-frfred by Agent jerome ~ the Char
ty Organization society. She was com
mltted for examination.
Tho woman hiss a history. She ia the
same woman who sued the lat. Senator
simon Cameron, OF Pennsylvania, for
$4,000 for breach ot promise Of mar
riage Gen, Is. r. Butler was counsel for
Senator Cameron. and the trial, which
lasted about two weeks, resulteI in q
verde, against the woman. She is said
Ia De Marie Oliver. the wife % Thomas
Marrhall Oliver. u Louisville, Ky, who
discarded her, ssnator Cameron fret
met her IN New Orleans IN 1876 She
followed him to Washington and he So.
cured her u postlon in the treasury de-
partment. While .he was living a. the
fremont house General Cameron ad
vancei her sl,0O.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
EDITORIAL NOTEA

Al Salt Lake City ou the l7th OF thi,
month, largely attended irrigation COO
ventlon will be held. Delegates will b,
present FROM all the western states ant
territories
l.ARUE districts OF Russia are suffer
ing from famine. and il is little wonder
that riots have been caused 10y the OK
por,a,ion of rye. With fraction OF the
money ncedei 10 support the Cza, y i'm
menac army, ample food for oil could bs
provided,
rnosE wishing 10 invest in New Mexi
GO md Arizona mines will 10 greatly IN
terested in the exhibits at the territorial
far Nearly oil the mines in the two
territories will have ores oI exhibition
at the fair, and u study ot the collections
will lie OF benefit to proposed Investors.
IL IL but very little known that the
tomato Is u native ot South America. II
was known IN England an early IN 1890,
but lts Introduction into North America
IN credited tu the French families Who
were eSllcd by the revolution of San
Domingo and settled in the eastern part
of tho United States
SECRETARY FOSTER announces that
TIER" ls DO foundHtiOn Tor the rumor
whatever Tor the report that the A., per
cent bonds which come due TO day, will
be continued at per cent interest, IL
not presented He says the bonds will
absolutely cease To bear interest at ma.
turi,y, and will be red,emed rs fAs. an
presented
Is the spring ~ 1891. when the pub.
Usher OF tins paper first proposed hold.
ing n territorial fair. tho idea was ridi.
culed as visionary aud It was urged that
It would prove a failure. lie is some
what proud ~ the success of the annual
exhibitions, and firmly believes that il
's Just ns easy for community to es,ab.
l'sh fair M u graveyard.
A DISTINGUISHED Paris professor, after
careful investigation, declares his be-
lief that = bypnotized person may be
made 60 commit crime. That conclu.
sion has been reached by other investi.
gators, and it is positively asserted that a
woman who was recently convicted Of
robbery 10 Paris had been com pelled 10 |
commit the crime by mesmsric sug.
gestlon.
THE surveyor general Of this territory,
r. +. Hobart, has Just made his annual
report 10 tue commissioner Of the eener.
nj land office, which shows that during
zach Of the past two years surveying con-
tracts have been let to the full amvunt
" the annual allotment OF $1,000 TO New
Mexico from tho general appropriation
Tor surveying public land. This fact
speaks well for the progress Of settlement
IN New Mexico, and consequent demands
'or surveys b, settlers. The total length
II different lines surveyed during the
past year amounts TO $40 miles. Three
hundred and sixty townships and other
pla's have been made in the Office the
,ast year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
Dr. Horstnann

IhIladelph,a, Sept. I. The announce.
ment from Rome that Rev. Dr. Ignatius
r. Hors,maun Of this city will probably
be the successor ~ tho late Blshop
III mour, ot Cleveland. creates consider.
able surprise in Catholic CIRCLES, as IL
has not been known that his name was
included in the list OF three eligible
priests, that IN accordance with the laws
OF the churo6, had been forwarded Ia
the Vatican by the ecclesias,ics OF ,hat
diocese. 1t is admitted, however, that
the selection H. An admirable one. Dr.
horstruann IL Chancellor ot the Arch.
diocese OF Philadelphia. lie is a man OF
hne presence, n silver .tongued orator, a
magnificent musician, a profound thco.
Logan, and Is said 10 have no eaual in
the entire country as an authority on
church law. His knowledge and judg-
ment are repeatedly called into requ,si.
ton by ecclesiastics OF other diuceees
for opinions that will tend To settle dis.
puted questions. lie is a native OF this
city. not yet fifty years OF age, and has
been reclcr OF 81, Marys church Tor
twenty years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
THAT'S sO.

one of the most prominent citizens Of
Arizona, whose name We can glyelf nec
"sshry, and who has been acquainted
"ith tbs town ever since the first brick
waS lad. remarked 10 astranger yest.r.
day morning ~ the hearing Of CIrizrN
reporter "fhey kck about Albuquer.
que and all the rest Of the towns try to
run It down, but all the same it keep
on growing faster than all the rest u
them pat together, aud ever, body that
comes here stays" That's the whole
truth and tells the whole story. You
couldn't express any more in column.
We get there" oil the same.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
An lnnportant Week

Territorial falr week, which opens al
Albuquerque ON September llth and
closes uu the 10Th, viii De nn important
week FOR New Mexico. AdvaGc. rcpotts
from all parts ~ the territory ngrrc that
an unusunl degree ~ interest and activity
~ beng manifested IN the collection aud
arrangement oi county exhibits. ~ we'll
IA Ot individual eIhiblts. agricultural,
fruit, mineral, stock. etc. The managers
ot the fair have arranged very literal
premium hs's IA all the industrial lie.
partments u the exhibition, besidss
numerous ana worry large purscs IN the
sporting department. such as trottlng
and running races, tiremeus races, shoot
ing matches, base ball games, etc.
HI" liberal and energetic policy ~ the
marageru Inns attracted tie nttertlnn u
the Who'll" territory ia well ~ of Colorado.
Arizona and Texas. This IN turn has
gwen the fair AL unusual amount ot nd
NertlsIng ~ thete pelghborIng stat.s
and th. promise ls excellent Tor a large
number of visitors from on side the lines
of New Mexico. Arizona particularly
will not only send many visitors, but viii
exhibit largely Of her products aud re.
sources. The Denver papers are boom.
ing the faIr very liberally under the CIR.
cumstancea The railroad liues within.
and those running into the territory,
have contributed very materially to Ito
advertisement and success by making a
notably literal passenger and freight
rate.
The amount OF advertising the exhi
biiion has received has been unprece.
dented aud the Inter.s, aud prunise Of
attendance Ia hkeais unpreceient
therefore ss ar Industrial exhibition ia,
territorial fair should and doubtless will
be one OF unprecedented usefulness and
snccess. This will make the week a
very important ono tn the territory. 10
thus bringing together large numbers "
people from widely separated sections ~
the country and ncquainting them with
each other and the peculiar lndustr,es
aud products of each, the fair will have n
liOeralizing aud educating iuilueuce that
will 10 Of untold benefit To the develop.
ment of the whole territory. IL will a..
80 serve as mellum 81 much b-neticia
advertising through newspaper and vis,
tors accounts of the products aud re-
sources of IT.. territory as exhibited
IL will aso be an important week be- |
causs OF the number of msetIngs aud |
conventions oi territorial interest that !
are 10 b- held IN he metropolis during |
the week. Among these are tho rail. |
road convection, the annual tepu bllcan |
league convention, the democratic exec.
tive committee meeting. etc. These viii
bring together many Of New Mexl,os
most promInen. and progressive citizens
The week will certainly result IN much
good 10 tho various general aad local IN.
terests that will receive attention, and
the very low rates make II poasiblo Tor
4 very large portion Of the people OF the
territory 10 euioy the pleasure a. well
no profit of u yisi, to the metropolis u
New Mexico, aud the territorial far
Santa Fe Sun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05

tho laiy managers have spent but tG72
out OF total appropriation OF $4,000.
Curtailment will have to be necessary
M the Board ia now spending money at
the rate OF tsa,7io year aud has but
So,5cO with which TO pay bills. The
present meeting % the National con-.
mission will involve an expenditure oi
r3,oo, and n meeting OF the Ladies'
board 5000 additional.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
LEAIUE CLIB CONVENTION

lhe convention of the Republican
League clubs thtuuehuu, the territory,
which IL to be- held here on the l7th
inst, IL u matter ui no email Importance
to u" party IN New MryIro, and shoulI
r"""N" more attention thnn hus been
gwen TO It thus Tar. The republicans of
Albuquerque ,huuld interest themselves
ht once to make all the necessary pre.
lim'nary arrangements, and do whatever
may b" required to make the meeting "A
succ"ss' There IL nothlug that ~ much
conduces to party success az thorough
organization, and the tirs, step to u thor.
ouRh organization of the party IN New
Mexico IL u good convention of tue
league clubs. Let every republican take
an Interest N the matter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
Hattie " oaument-.

Gettyburg, Pa, sept. g. In the pres
ence of an immenee throng, the monu
menta erected 10y the state % Illinois to
the Eighth aud Twelfth Illinois Cavalry
we're formally dedicated to-day with col.
emn services. To morrow the monu.
mcnt IN memory u the fallen and ia
honor of the surviving members oi the
Eighty Second Illinois Infantry will al,u
bc dedicated. Today's exercises were
under the direction % Jacob Gross of
the Eighty Second lnfautry, W. y. Tsy
Tor, ot the Eighth Cavalry aud W NJ.
Luf, ot the Twelfth Cavalry. The dedl.
cation exercises comprised Joint aer.
vice of the three regiments consisting ~
prayer, ora,lous and music. A large
delegation was present from Illinois. in
Guiding Gov, Fifer, Secretary of State
Pearson, State Treasurer Wilao,, Adju
thnt General Reese, Assistant Adju,nut
General Rankin, Gen. Charles ti,z
Simmons, aud many others The III.
no'S association of Washington, -. G,
a'so came nn IN force tn participate 10
tho event. The presentation oi the me
mor'al to the s,at. waa made by e1 Gov.
John l.. Bevendge, As major % the
Eighth Cavalry, and Gov. Flfer respond.
ci "n behalf ~ the state. The services
to morrow will be- precisely similar.
ih" Legislature oi Illinois appropriated
ei.nn Tor the erection y, the mon uments
dedicAt"d To day. They are all rough
aud dressed rraHite and are among the
'lanhsomeSt memorials on the battle
Held nj Gettysburg.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
DOtN,. coon NORk

| The Butenu ~ Iuulvratt,u Ina mat
issued n n,n, n,tl, ,,l,l.r 80 r,,,.u,o,,
size. 10 10 ,pnN,. ,lu,c and ,,
titled "A "uuly,,, -, Irt,,,.,,,, ,.,,c.,,
mo ia. NaturnI R.snutr.s nrl AJ,,,.
,sves -, Nav Ns,r,." uL,,h - IL. =,
claims tn be-. "N ropcise stn,.m.n, co,.
| fully prepared fpr In. ,l.l.ct,t,nu u, IA.
home seekcr shown, TIM, nor, ia al,
inviting field ,or cap,,al. and the romin,
country -, ,hc s,u,hu.s, I, ,.s,
md cunyeu,rp, d,,uurp, hmm ,,Il -,
boiled down facts anJ should l, IN ,,.
hands ~ every ethan o., tL. ,.t,,t,,y ~,
that whenever hr ar,,e- a l,tt.t r,
friendship or bns,nrrs 10 an,hndy IN ,hr
"statcs," he can ncucln-oup,ui thee. mn.
"iuiuigrat,on ngeuta' for Nav M.,ico
The treacnt board ~ Immigration IA
using the mpagr, apptutr,attpn nj ,is
DISPOSAL Tor all It ~ wor.l. and IA dom,
more good IN the way ~ ndy.r,ls,py our
RESOURCES and ad,antnvrs nhrnad u,,o
was ever done by all 81, ITS pt,d.r.,,.,rs
together, aud ~ the bureau, ~ far n ,ts
working parts ARE concerned, cousiats an
tlrcly ot the secretary. to much cr,l,t
cannot bc given 10 Col Max Frugt. for
hls energy aud Industry IN keeping the
advantages oi New Mexico 90 constantly
and cnnaplcuously before the puhl,c
few years ago it was the rule Tor the bu
priat,on IN paying the ealary oi ,,s s.rr..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05

Albert Grunsfsld hes Lssn appointed
as delegate from this city by Governor
Prince 10 the Irrigation congress which
meets In Bait Lake City, Utah, on Sspt.
Is, 10 and II. The congress will bs au
important sad interesting occasion. and
the New Mexican delegates ought to
make IL oouvsoisnt To Attsnd. Mr..
0runsfsld states that he will 70.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
J. NJ. WuEEIocg.
Chairman COMMITTEES,

For many years Mr., Il. y. Thompson
~ Des Molnes, lows, was severely sfiiict.
ed with chronic diatrhas. lie Gays
AT tlmes Il IL very severe; 90 much 90,
that I feared IL would end my life.
About seven years ago chsncsd 10 pro-
cure q bottle OF ChHmberlins Collie,
Cholera aud Diarrh1A Remedy. II gave
mo promL. relief, and ! bslisvs cured me
permspently, As now sat or drink with.
out harm anything I please" I have
also ussd II in my family With the best
rssultsL For sale by Thos H. Burgess 4
Son, Druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05

Gettysburg, Pa, Sept L. 'rho exer
cises incident 10 the dedication. OF the
monuments Ia the Illinois soldiers who
fell n, this apo, were continued 10 day
This afternoon Gov. fIfer ADD delega.
ton from Illinois will leave for the Ma
tionAl capital under the escort oi the
Illinois Association Of Washington AID
10 morrow the visitors Will be tondcred a
reception.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
Astt~e.


The Commercial club has had a con
ference with the National Health Resort
association, and has appointed commit
tee Of Its memLsrs 10 look up the sub.
iect Of procuring . proper site and guam.
tIty u land TO tender the resort associa.
ton Tor one Of its stations, bot IL will b
nearly year before the matter will bs
settlsd THIS winter the physicians will
ssnd numbers OF thsss pstisnts out west.
and ask that they De furnished With an
estimate OF how mAoy inval,ds can bs
furnished with accommodations here at
Albuquerque. No pauper or persons %
III as To be Questionable will be sent All
persons able TO furnish good room apd
board " one or moro persons for tho com.
IDR winter will please send their namss
with the particulars aud charges per
week 10 the undersignsd.
SoLos y. Ross,
Secretary Commercial Club.
j. NJ. WHEEioCK.
lNha.Pu,an
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05

Capt. w, A. Abbett, who has long
been with Messrs. Psrcival 4 Iiattan
real estate and Insurance. brokers, dos
Moinss, Iowa, and 10 one OF the best
known and most respected business meu
10 that city, says: II oan testify TO the
good qualities Of Chanibsrlin's Cough
Remedy. Having used u In my family
tor the past eight years, l osn safely say
il has no equal for either colds or Group
30 cent bottles for salO by Thos. n. Bur.
esss 4 500, Druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
MLsssari RrpahIIraas.

Kansas city, Mo, Sept 4. The repub.
Ilcans OF this state propose to do their
share toward the success Of the McKin.
ley campaign in Ohio This evening
Goy. Humphrey, W. a. Mcbride, state
Insurance com missioner, and Louis Han.
back will leave for Columbus on route
for Massillon, whore they will open ,boir
campaign IN behalf q tho LATHE Ma
poleon."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05

Jamss Collins, who was ct The Ex.
change hotel, old town, for some time,
10 nov doing duty at the Arm,jO on the
night shift
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05

Miss l.. A. Ferry 20, home from Glow.
srdsls. Cal, last night. The lady was at
her typ writer in Judge HsIlsdins's
law oftios this morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05

sEsArog STEWART Icing asked who
would be the next republican nom nse
Tor president, sized up tho situation very
accurately when he tententiously 70.
piled; Much will depend upon what
takes place in the next congress. II may
make or mar the hopes Of many presi.
dental aspiranls."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-15
FERRY AND PENNoYER.

TIE correspondence between Governor
~ ~ and Governor Pennoyer has devel-
eped the fact that there are two sets of
rxry respectable presidents in the matter
"a the extradition of persons charged with
neime, ana who, as in the case Of the
j xsrxhines. are found in state jurisdiction
! into which they did not enter voluntarily
Hovernor Ferry's requisition finds support
nom high authority, while other authority
ecually high may be quoted in support Of
f,oyernor pennoyer's denial of it. If pre-
eedents alone are considered honors are
about even between the two governors,
hut Governor Ferry does not rest his
eause without consideration Of the
merits; and here he puts the Oregon gov
amor utterly to rout. BY very simple
chain of reasoning he shows how, under
3oyernor Pennoyer's construction of the
law, it would be possible for criminal.
supported by single shrewd confederate,
10 secure safe asylum in any state IN the
Union excepting the one IN which ms
er;me was committed. This part Of Gov
srnor Ferry's argument is absolutely I'M
answerable. He says:
Let MS first consider some of the consequences
sn, ,roua result from this Interpretation of the
constitution A person commits the crime OF
murder in the stale He fees from justice and
takes refuge in Nebraska. With the assistance
al friend or confederate he is ehaFsed with the
crime of larceny in the state OF oregon, and
mon q requisition brought into the latter state
II tried aud acquitted, aud Thereafter tae STAKE
"a OREGON becomes = safe asylum for the muir
aerer. lie cannot be punished for the crime OF
murder in this state, because he did hot Folan-
aarily go into the state OF Oregon. Or should
rrlminal be carried forcihiy from any state into
me state of Oregon, he could there CLAIM ex-
emption from arrest by extradition pTpeess os-
cause he had not voluntarily gone 10 '''e s'A'0'
The question between the two governors
/. not practical one, because II Is too late
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-15
CLALLAM HEMLOCK BARK.
Several Hundred Men in the Woods
Stripping Trees-Tanning Extract.

tidiidul ID! fsSCOfu.
Clallam Bay can boast OF the only tanning ex-
States there are but five Of these factories They
are located in the states of New York, Maine
and Pennsylvania. In Canada there are two
Clallam Bay was chosen as the most available
site for factory of this character on account of
the extensive belt of hemIock timber which
exists az this end Of Western Washington. 1t is
conceded to be the largest and most com pact
body Of hemlock on the American continent, il
not in the world. This magnificent forest
covers a territory fifty By 10 miles in extent,
furnishing an immense supply OF bark and tim
Der. There are on the Coast some sixty-two
tanneries who receive the product Of the Cal-
lam bay works, leaving surplus Of the product
which finds ready sale in the Eastern states
and Europe II is interesting to note that GO 900
barrels OF the extract is annually made IN the
United states 1900 Of which is exported to for
eign countries.
Several hundred men are now at work In the
woods getting out bark, and the mill will be
kept In steady operation from now on, night and
day.
The process of making the extract is simple
one, although considerable machinery is re-
quired- The bark is first crushed and ground
up as fine as gun powder. Ii is then carried
along on an endless belt and dropped into
huge watts. Here small streams OF hot water are
kept running in for about twenty-four hours,
until the mass of bark has been thoroughly
soaked and the watts filed. The liquid is allowed
TO run into tanks directly underneath. 1t IS
then turned into vacuum pan where II under
goes boiling or distiliing process, after which
itruns into supply tank from which the bar
rels are filed.
The factory gives employment 10 about thirty
men in and around the works, and several hun
dred more in the woods.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-15
THE cows ARE IN THE CORN.

Oh, fathers gone TO market town, he was up be-
fore the iy;
And JAMES after robins, aud the man Is max
ing hay,
And whistiing down the hollow goes the boy
that minds the mill.
"Polly! Polly! The COWS are in the cornl
On, where's Polly?'
From all the misty morning there comes sum-
mer sound;
murmur as OF waters from skies and trees and
ground;
The birds they sing upon the wing, the pigeons
bill and COO,
And over hill and hollow rings again the loud
haloo:
"PoIlyl Pollyi The COWS are in the corn!
On, where's Poily?"
Above the trees the honey bees swarm by with
And in the fsid aud garden thousand bios
SONS bloom:
Within the farmers meadow brown-eyed
daisy blows,
And down at the edge OF the hollow red and
thoTny rose
"Bu. Pollyi Polly! The cows are in the corn!
Oh, where's Pollyg'
How strange g; such a time of day the mill
should stop its clattsr
The farmers wife is listening now, and won
oers what the matter;
Oh, Wild the BIRDS arc singing in the wood and
On the hill,
While whistling up the hollow goes the boy
that minds the mill.
"but Polly! Pollyi The cows are IN the corn!
On, where's Pol.y?'
RICHARD Watson Glider