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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

<sus~shfnx of sh- Hi-ssry OF rAI- Ualsu-
oc4~~.


The recent death q Tenny~on calls
attention ts the honorary appointment
which he held under the British erowu.
The usage Of having a court poet u a
very odd enc. II can be traced back IN
Grve~e. From ar~~ce the cuStom was
adopted BY RoEns- >tafuarv shows a.
the poets Of both these people. with
their features shaded By a crown Of
laurel The title poet laureate. - far
n we can learn. was devised By Fred
eriekL % Germany. who bestowed IL
with q wr~ash - bay leaves upon the
monk GuRth~r.
6sunther il said 10 have celebrated
his manarsh's deeds in an upis poem
This was in the twelfth CENTURY. and q
copy Of the poem would no~ h~ dirseult
20 fnt
Prom the time Of Petrsrrh. who was
crowned at Rome. the title became for
some centuries an honorary degree
which the universities Of the continent
III of England were authorized 70
confer We may suppose hat the
favor was sometimes unworthiIy
granted. else why should Sancho Pnnxa
IaNC ~bI>0A<1 nm 4@1s WITH YUM 3@1
and rider had fallen into q ditch. by
exelAimin9- Il promise TO give thee
double fe~,d- and TO place n crown Of
laurel on thy head that thou mayess
look like \ poet ~lanreateT~
II Is only through tradition that we
are able 20 assign N origin 10 this Of
fee in England In the deed which
conferred upon Chaueer and his sue-
cessors in the ofce an anrR>Sv and the
yearly allowance Of a tierce-torty
xzllons-of swees Malvoisie wine. the
king named the father Of English liter
ature rs MY valet, Godfrey Ch2ueer-
The monarch made no sllusion 20 his
'vaIets~ poetic genius
In the time Of Queen Elizabeth there
was need of . poet laureate because
Of the frequency with which Mosques
were psrformed by rher command
These Mosques required the compost
ton Of what We call nbretti q species
of verse which i set % music, Of which
we have . sample in Miltoa's .Couu&
Spenser served her majesty well in
supplying these-T
A royal patent for a poet laureate
undsr.t hs gal Of the lord chamberlain
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13
a FURIOUS SQuALL


nF&8tA8 t6 N08 - NJ F0mr ERFwUU8
In Lake Nt<kAxss-
CHICAGO. July ia furious wind
and rainssorrn swept o~er the city be-
tween 5 and 9 o'clock last evening and
caught many q craft on Lake Michi-
gan -Four persons are known to have
been drowned. and in sevr<al cases
boats were eapsized and narrow cap
from drowning were h4d By the zap
sizing Of the sailing yacht Chesapeake
near the life saving station. nine per
sons were thrown into the water and
four them were drowned The bodies
were not recovered
The Chesapeake was . wslI-buils
yacht. and was owned By the Avery
brothers. William and Fred The for
mer was captain. and is counted skill
fal in handling q sailbost The party
had been out during the afternoon,
and had been enjoying the pleasant
sailing. When the storm struck them
they were unprspared for its sudden
fury, and before anybody had time 20
prepare for the emergency they we're
all in the water. Some were able 20
swim. but others were not. and before
assistance arrived Tour lives had been
lost
The Avery brothers and Gray swan
TO the assistance Of Miss Compton and
succeeded in getting her back TO the
yacht. where she chung until Capt Me-
Kay Of the tug Turrenee. who wit
messed the disaster came 70 thar as
sissanee- Miss Compton and Gray
were unconscious when rescued. and
they were taken TO the life saving sta
ton
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

a Classify Faa~rsI Csrr~x~@rh~ ~ssrrsw.
r.f Dtrx- sf the Msarw-r~
A small .pruc-Ssion % people. at y
~srt ~ a half run. half walk. rapidly
came toward us. singing a nasal dirx~.
The leader II the funeral. fsr such w~
ssou perceived IL ~ b.. carried n coffin
ihd. decorated with various eelsr~,i
rieh.sas upright in his hand. AMI fal-
lowing him came numerous bearers ~
hsnn~~~ with the portraits ~ saints DE-
Ptes--f on their en- hrOiaer~d frsa.s, the
newt IN sri~r af Procession We're the
PaPafhs~ OF priests in leax garments.
the predominant color II which was
white. they appeared - rise above th.
rest ~ th~ uassurn~r~ owing to the Pc
euiiar shap~ 81 their clerical h~-aax-ar.
p.rrhet On their long hair. which was
fastened mp IN a knot Iik- q ehixnon
behind their h~a.ts-
After them came the c,rrp~e. sn agsd
woman in a shallow coffin carried
shoulder high The feet and head were
posed tn view. they even seemed e.
possess a CHASTITY kind % vitality from
the ,rrmulous motion impaired ~ them
By the hearers The eortegr having
passed GA along the white Rad toward
the blue horizon in It's frunt. we re-
placed eur bats. whsch had b~en re-
moved cut of Difference ~ the dead.
and continued our way To CaIcis. which
We entered by WAY of the market place.
ou market days the op-u space
where NEST Of the country peoples
business II transacted is closely packed
with q lively. g~stieulating -rovvd. in
garments 81 various hnes and cuts.
frsus the clean or unclean t~suStan~lla
10 haggy blue Turkish trou~efS. from
the handiwork Of the local snip { . the
latest turnou, % n Partisan tailor.
hen il to he seen mueh bargaining.
Hnr e~hick~ns-for this j. the land Of
hens-ehanging hands at seven and
ous-half pence each n~s az two and
one-half pence the octer IA little under
three pnundsl and other provisions OF
equally good and cheap quality ten
tlsman's Magazine.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13
CONDENSED TEIEGRaMS.

The Chamberlain Investment Con-
pany. OF Denver. Col. the largest real
estate concern in the West. closed its
doors on the 10Th The liabilities,
direct and contingent. n s4-93tIs,
and assets. $4,000 o
ScorroS, the famous Nottingham,
England. cricket player, committed
suicide on the 10th, BY cutting his
threat with n razor.
The refusal Of Secretary OF State TO
formally that s pence viii be
considered the minimum rate for con
soIs bills Is causing great anxiety, and
IS expected to imPeril the success OF
pending currency reforms
The French government has Just
authorized the construction OF n new
and powerful cruiser, vaieh IN general
respects IS 20 be almost \ duplicate Of
the United States warships New York
THx featherweight championship OF
the xorfd. between Solly smith. OF
California. and Johnny Griein- % Brain
tree. Mass. n the Columbian Athletic
Club Of Roby, Ind. on the 10th. was
Won By the former in four rounds
THE returns issued by the English
hoard Of trade on the ssh show thss
during the month Of June the imports
decreased $4,000 and the exports in
creased E7I0ooa rs compared With the
i'm ports and exports Of the corresponding
time LAST year
TIE gold reserve in the Treasury On
the ssh was so, ss5,lI7, being an in
crease during the week OF nearly .
million dollars
TEE total astezsiance a. the Worlds
Fair on tie ssh WAS ss-5s1 Of which
xS5ss xere paid admissions
nm state report for July places the
estimated total yield Of wheat IN Mich
vzu n 90 ss5~s74 bushels or an average
Of IS y per sers-
AHxAvr electric and rain-storr VS.
ted MiddIesborough- KY. and vicinity
on the ssh, in which . shoser Of tsh- Of
the sun perch species. was precipisssed
"a the soxu Tsey ranged in leagsh
t-on ore and . half 20 three tncee&
IN the Circuit Court 1t L~exingccr-
Ky..on the Tsh. asuis for . soodAnases
"a, sled By Mrs Alex SizenOre. whose
husband was killed BY IN explosion OF
gzs in . eissern belonging - that city
NJ sEreuore Was standing in froat os
ni< sore when the explosion took place
aud received injuries from shiea he
died nexs day.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

ALsEEr BoNsEEGn ssrm-k.,s,rs
aNsAns relative % a far-u~r r,-~s
sreaer. living near Cansso y n "a
the morning Of the 7th. murdered -.
employer and the latter. wH -,
,aree little girls and one hos. An afa~-
aaagnter was spared for a wsr~r s..~
@na three other boys at her franti- an
P~a- were permitted tn live
OfotR men and TWO xon.r T,-. ,A~s-
Sses n a nr~ IN the soasiux Bethel /.
Rome Tor riv-rnen. az~kn-va /, &c.,
sth s@s
Treasury department. resumed
me purchase Of silver bullion. On ~.
IN buying ieo.0oo ounces a. O. Th~
ouers aggregated f.g7s0aa suz.-~ a.
the sane price as tina, paid. nut al ~.
tiers eey0ud the roo, eco ou,~y- ,,~.
chased we're declined
NiskrxSS prominent partisans %
soaiiia were shos in Texusi-aIra Hon
euras % sch. und~r srvs-rS f-vsn
resident Vssqu-E MANY Others Who
- IN prison suspected Of eonpIseisv IN
B"ulllas scheme fear thev viii NEE.
n similar fate
tArr 6EoRSE WHITE REwrrx. one Of
inc naval heroes Of the civil war who
~rvef on b k~earsarxw during her en-
zagvmrnt with the Alabama. died A
buryPort. Mass. on the -th. Ard
- years
III waS stated AZ Ei~l. On the -th. tia.
Emperor William had abandoned M.
proposed trip % NORWAY
FtFTT-rHKxE dead. ~<w~ntv-sv~ "a
tally 1Jsrest- and f56 with braxsn
limbs. cuts amt bruises mar~ or I-~~
we're. were reported &C the ssa. sss
result OF the dreadful tornado Of th-
night before at Pom~rov. Ia MANY
oensr were reported frpm
neighhoring towns
>aSUEL z BIArCHFoRp. associate
Justice Of the United states Suprsu~
court died at his cottage in Greenauvh
place Newport, r l.. on the evening Of
a 9Th A. the result Of two -suee~SSfv.
strokes of paralysis about the middle
OF June
A Wa current in San Fran
cisco. On the 9Th that a revolution had
broken out in Australia and that iad--
pendeuce had been declared The ru-
nor created considerable excitement
for a time. but little e~re-f~nee. how
ever. was given the story
>EcRxrARY HOEE SMITH and Pest
masssr4seneraI BisselL left Washing
ton on the sth- on their summer vaea-
thJu- the former making a tour Of the
west and the latter going Tn Glenn
summit. Pa Secretaries Gresham and
Morton were the only cabinet officers
left IN the capital
0SE HUSpRxD AND FIFTY-FVvE Chi
nese were lost By the burning ansi
abandonment Of the spanish teamsr
Don Juan The vessel was Afterwards
TWEED Ia Manila. Philippine stands
and heaehed
FIFTEEN persons were injured al
Coney Island. on the ssh. By the cod
lapse Of n platform At one Of Oh. sta
tons on the elevated railroad whieh
runs between Brighton Beach and
West Brighton v Y
UPvS her arrival az Valparaiso the
Philadelphia viii receive orders 90 pro-
eeed to samoa. where the Disturbed
condition of affairs makes il desirable
for the United states 70 have n war
vessel
DvxSs the reception of the Gotou-
ban minister at the vatican. on the
sth. the pope said that America would
receive 4 patron saint rs Columbus
would be hearifed shortly
TWENTY persons, men and women-
were drowned by the eaPsizing of a
pleasure yacht of >keguess. water
ing place On the east coast Of England.
on sth-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

The odd time sup~rstitious belief that
human s~inxs should sleep with their
heads toward the north n now believed
u be based apou n scientific principi~.
>ome French avants have made en-
~perinents upon the body of n criminal
who had suffered death and these tests
70 20 prove that each human body !. IN
ITSELF an electric battery. on~ el<ctru~fs
being represented BY the head and the
other by the feet The body Of tho
subject upon which the queer expert
m<nts mentioned above were made was
taken Immediately after death and
placed upoua pivotal board free To
in any direction After some lit
lie v~aeillation the bead portion turned
toward the north and then remained
stationary Que of the experimensers
took hold of the pivot board and
turned il so that the head pointed
south but upon being freed il almost
Immediately resumed the first named
Poeition-turned until the head pointed
north To prove that this was neither
accident or e~oinci6ent upon muscular
twttchings. As some had suggested. the
board was repeatedly turned half
aroun and then freed. but always
vita similar resultx-Boston Globe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

osDEs. Utah July la-osear z Hill.
cashier Of the Commercial national
bank has been discovered 10 b . de-
h1lrer IN the SUE Of $4,000 The dis
eorery was made On Saturday. when
Hill was forced 20 make . showing of
the status Of the business. but the
matter was kept quiet untii last night
Experts u oxer the books yesterday
to . period Of ak years That he
had been able 10 elnae the government
inspector and the directors for 50 long
IS an evidences OF o1e Of the most .droit
steals IN the history Of banking.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13
OCEAN CURRENTS EXPLAINED


Dee ss H.r-sn-sf- F~r--~sr-s
tndsr the direction OF LieutCoua.
Richardson Clover. the hydrogrsphia
Office Of the navy has made one II the
most m~osnensous discoveries IN tho
whole annals Of hyirography- IL =
safe IA <ay hat the seameu and netssnr-
oiowiSts Of the whole world viii soon b.
discussing IL. IL has he~n discovered
that the dirrction 81 the wind and Also
Of all the great oc~an current e~ig~~iv
Conforms tn the line ~ h~arosnrtris
p-rw>ssr~. These hn~z ~ curves. a.
they are generally eaii~d s~rna in far.
to suggest the aaw - 49, xreat a-ran
currents OF wind ant wa~r knaw ing
the confornatissa - ths~ h~arssrassris
curves Il i possible - p~~sfet the dir~r-
tioa Of the winds fsr considerable
periods and aisss 10 inf0rIn mariners in
advance what changes in the iow Of
he's ocean currents may be expected
Hitherto there has never heen any
explanation Of the relation Of these
ca. 10 another. and the chart To be IN
sued By the hydrographir office next
week. win contain the first official an
aouncemens to the world Of scientific
generalization which should make
Cio~ers name universally famous. 10
will be a wonderful revelation To the
European photographers. and especial
" "a the English. whose latest charts
show an astounding ignorance Of the
direction Of the ocean currents along
he western shores of Europe.
The United States nava hydrograph-
ie 0eSee now takes its due place as the
great source aud headquarters for tn
formation relative IN the atmospheric
and ether conditions Of the sea, and
It's charts. which are already invaluable
- al mariners. must hereafter Possess
q reputation Of which all Americans
may well be proud Pest
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

rzS Indians Of the Six Nations from
o. -s~rvasion< in the state of New
Frs arrived IN their village in the
wafa ezsa Of Jackson park Chicago. On
ne TN Anl0ug them was solomon
vs4il. the grandson Of Corn Planter.
m <asf xho negotiated n treaty with
s~rrr Washington
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

HrypKxpsof Texas cattle which have
IA driven into Oklahoma from the
rsrrssre strip By the soldiers are dy-
nr II spanish fever and farmers along
=. Inc are greatly alarmed over The
~-p~cts at their domestic cattle be-
-;-r nH.e<$d
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

szszx Hsxzx Of Prussia brother cs
Eupxrur William who was sent 70 ~
ws-ns MS majesty at the wedding of
n fake Of York and Princess Nav of
rr. arrived IN Laudou on the sch.
nd was auarser~d in Buckingham pal
xu~ss Of the queen
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

ru marriage of the duke Of York
p-nr- George of Wales and Princess
vrsaria Nary Of Teck- an event To
xara all England had been looking
tr-zri with deep interest took place
ns@p n On the ssh- IN the chapel
rrzL - James palace. London
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

VIII Bishop a white boy. Il years
old was run owe by = train Of Ears
filed with iror ore near Birmingham
Ala. and died from his injuries
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

ruspExr CLxvKLASp reached Gray
sshles at 30 o'clock on the night OF
Ne sch. a few minutes before the be-
1uuinr Of the most violent thunder.
hi and windStorm that had swept
w-~ Buxzari-s Bay for years
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

Iaz departure of Mrs W. z Hoyti
seatrier. Neh. on the sth. for Bux-
ms Bar. Mass To see her brother,
nsaient Cleveland aroused fears in
Haaa that his Illness was more Sc
,.s than admitted by his physicians
= Hoyt had Just returned home. and
4 NJ intention of going east until
as called away by adispateh from
|h 0eTeland-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

laE spanish earavels Santa Maria
and Nina the reproductions of
: sesseks in which Christopher Co
nous Hss sailed 10 the west. arrived
: ARR destination In front OF the Co
man opposition grounds on the Tth-
arr<11 was announced by the
1-r Of thousands and . din of steam
slssles from vessels On lake and Ia
nn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

The Chattanooga TENN Tradesman
recently published some interesting
figures
Waite the total number sf ~sailssre~ IN th~
unss<1 Stas-r vas SIS per cent greater FOE
the arst half % fsus than for the corresponding
period Of n~sc In The southern states the in
crease was only thr-e quarter Of I per GENT
TIE assets Of embarrassed firms IN the same
period for thu Whole Of he United STATES In
creased .g PER cent whereas IN tn- south the
increase vas only io0 per ceat- Liabilities for
the Whole country Increased 20 pr cent over
The same period last year. and for the south n.
Increase was 100 per cent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

Ar the session Of the Amateur Press
s-~<sarssu NATIONAL convention in
hagR ca the sth- the new national
<xrs were Installed and degrees Of
~ azrease. essay Laureate. serial
sz~ae and EDITORIAL Laureate were
-zfsr-eI The annual banqase was
~ n nghr ~ the Leland hotel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

r 5 stated that President CIeve-
ant message 20 the extra session Of
mrS VII be written at Buzzarfs
~ HAS and that one Of the reasons
as ne ssuxhta VACATION was that he
1<ar anuolessed By the cdsre seek
y prepare the document upon which
: intends 20 devote n great deal OF
NzxFzxinx care
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

A c SrSS. of Ottawa KaS. vice
--~ssent for that state OF the Ameri-
"a ganesaIlic league has issued a call
sr a state conversation to be held in
ruvrsA On the STA IN the interest OF
rx~rirarson-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

At Shelby. y c. Dr. David \ Hos1e
was SHOT and killed BY v c. Etsers.
Business difficulties are said 20 have
been the cause Of the shooting
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

rHx whalsbaek steamer Father. with
s~~ ruu~ortS III and III. arrived at
nusrIa y. Y. on the ssh. with n total
Ssssss bushels Of grain This Is the
hr---s amount ever carried byany one
mo- su the lakes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

~.saxzz tablet. bearing the follow
-Asrlpton. was unveiled At a
aan in New York on the sth-
this spot. In the presence O.
Washington. the Declaration O.
snnenee was read and publzhedtS
american arm July q. ira"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

TEE king Of Denmark who went 10
EurEsud % witness the marriage Of
=. r-asdSoa. the duke of York. and
r-urss Nav. has been made afrve cit
-4Torfou-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

The house of W. J. Fuqua- near Can
ton Ky, together with most of its con
tents. was destroyed BY FIRE Loss, So
coo, with s1,soQ insurance.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

srxzrAzT Eoxx SMITH has made \
sasuu r~p~alIng . former order cru
sung 1sz5lzry noe Of service ORR
- 80 A. 10 hnftft 70 disabilities pre-
snnng the applicant from earning
szssr- By nanaal labor. IL IS be-
ra As VII reduce pension pay
snrs hum SIS a<a. 500 10 90, coo. goa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

IaE lnfanta EalaliA arrived in Mad
I IN the sth Through q representa-
y ef the United Press she sent her
.suess thanks to the government
= people Of the United States for her
.rnEng and enthusiastic reception
n1antaTs manner and language
= no doubt that her trip to America
-1a long remain one of her most
zazzat memories
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

aRxriAL agent of the treasury de-
anent has seized nearly l. 500 pounds
'aoaeeo which had frzudulently
sef the custom house Mt Ogdeus-
sN T. As filler when il was the
- s1natra leaf used in wrappers
~E that the losses of revenue to
snsernnent BY these Canadian inn
@aon~ eoveriaxa number of years,
-annuat to over 81. Goa, 900
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13
VOL. XVII.

rFx princess Of Wales gift TO the
,lr Of her scn. the Princess MAY Of
rrk consisting mostly Of jewelry and
---;vss stones. was valued at sI-ssa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

N Professors Kayaysn and Thou
N Who were sentenced at Angcra
executed for completely in the
slas at Cesares and Narsovzn. and
sere pardoned by the sultan on
11rnn that they leave Turkish ter
aiied from Constantinople for
1es on the eth The sultan
taen free passage. and in add
presented each of them with
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

engineer who had charge OF the
- through Colombia for the IN
1ennal railway from the southern
aaary Of Mexico to the northern
eary Of Bolivia 1000 miles IN
- reports that for many miles
2 runs through mining region
- Tat the material dug out OF
ms for the road will contain
% zold and silver 70 pay for the
sTaetion of the road over that sec
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

The total value of railway property
of North Carolina aPproximat<s sa5.-
600, 600. according to the recent ASSESS
ment- There are seventy line. in the
state
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

W J-Fortenberrv, placed in the peni-
Tertiary at Jackson. Miss. for two
years, was convicted of q most peculiar
forgery
He was elected Justice Of snsp~ae~ 81 Marion
county Being poor. he hld considerable
trouble in making his hsnd AMI In riding ever
the country foe signatures The instruments.
being printed on poor paper. WAS sadly mutt
lated On this account he copied the bond stx
natures and all and fed While IL vas al
mfttei nothing telonfsus was intended. IL vas q
clear forgery, and he was convicted. the Judge
giving him the smallest sentence possible.
Parties whom he had decided against IN suits
discovered the forgery Al effort viii % male
10 secure his pareou-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-13

His Kaowiedg~ Was Agony-John-
nie-Mamma- this book says knowl-
edge Is power Msmna-~And IL i.
ny child No, mamma. IL hnft I
kno there sa pie in the pantry, bus
] cant get it--iankee Blade.