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Keene Property.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to a
license from the Probate Court Of Somerset
County the subscribers will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, at the office OF
Walton K Walton in Skowhegan in said
county on tdlay the twenty-second day OF
March A. d 1895, at tw) o'clock in the after
noon, all the remaining property belonging to
the estate Of William g. s. Keene late of
Lynn in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,,
deceased embracing the following
l.. The Pearson lot (so-caed) so far as the
same was laid out in house lots according to a
plan made by Turner Boswell, surveyor, re.
corded in So nerset Registry of Deeds, Book ISL
Page no, except Bison 10.
2. The Lot bounded north by kenn obec
River, east by land formerly owned By Allen
& Cannon, south by Highland Street and west
by Center Street.
8. The II. S. Steward lot embracing about
thirty acres.
4. The Harlow Bigelow lot embracing about
thirty acres.
5 The Joseph Eimba'l lot embracing about
fourteen and one-half acres.
6 The land purchased by said keene Of
Pearson bounded east by lant Of w +. Weston,
west by la1d Of Harlow Bigelow, north by
the Kennebec river, and sbuth by road leading
from Skowhegan to Wateryle containing about
thirty acres.
The above property will be sold subject to
streets so far as laid out over same.
Feb. IA, 1895
BENJAMIN y. JOHN son.
PHILIP A CHASE.
Administrators of es ate of William 6. s.
Keene. 3w7
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Collector-See here, when are You GO
ing to do anything on this account?
Nudge don't know | have been
hypnoti2ed so that | cant go through
the performance of paying even when
have the money. I'm awfnlly sorry. |
assure you. indianapolis Journal.
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BOTH FOOD AND POISON.


Among the plants which supply food
for man a foremost place must be given
to the cassava or manioo plant, from
which Rio tapioca is prepared, being a
native of Rlo de Janciro and the warm
provinces of Santa Catherine, Brazil.
South America, where they employ i'm
proved machinery for preparing it, max
ing it worth Is cents per pound in the
latter province,
The height to which the cassava plant
attains varies from to feet 1t rises
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Several knives evidently intended
for table use have been found in the
catacombs near Memphis.
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-02-09
a OF LOUISIANA
18Th. judicial District Court, Pa,,.h Of
Laionnclr.
AIRS. Pauline Use. m:te Of J. II.
Beggarir rs. No. 1896, Mac.
iMe E'Oncs

'rakE NOTICE. HAT ACTING UNDER
aud by virtue Of q writ Of Ex.cnsory
Process. ~nlaniting tiOsi the above entitled
Court. in the above entitled and numbered
case, ! have seized sn,l will offer for sale at
public %ane,ion, pursuant to law, to tho last
and highest bidder. ut the Court House III
the town "f Thib ,iaux. IN
SATURDAY, MARCH lGth, 1898,
between tho hours If II o'clock Il. Ii. and !
o'cl. elk ~ IN. the following described prep
erty. 10 Wit:
The undivided one qua,tar OF u certain
tracr ot land situated il this parish. on Tho
lett hank 4 the Bayou Laiourrne. TT about
T~.nty-sr:tu miles 'mlaw In. town Oi Th,i.
otanH. measuring" seven "rp-nts in fr"nt
lure vi !, $50, me thderiDg - Bayou L.afUur-
che hy thu ,linary a. pth OF Forty arpents.
So a- to leave five arprntS front on the upper
tract. of i,ich til. upper six arpents of the
land p,e.en Is sold ana conveyed formerly
formed II ;,i I, in,u,.d-,l above b, lands now
owned by \ ciaud Is uir-dux, and below by
laiui OF rlplrn R.a.r with the proportional
o,.ening # TIL. a y I six a,rents which ia
due IL TIE ori nal eleven arpents Of tIn,
original Pl re Lee tract. of which said six
arr ents t"iinrs; a part Together with tho
Undivided "r quarter of the sugar house,
machinery. saw u Ill. mules ears, and xgr
cultural implements now IN Use on said
pant ton.
To Nv and satisfy th. Snm of Eighteen
Hhn.ir' Il and Forty Three D"iiars with III
terts ST thereon AT tn' raft, OF Eight per cen,
p : .nLutn from date TIL pad. md the add
ii"i'ai sum "f ] u i,ri cri.i Oh tie negrrgatf
tirrtu. WiIcipa: ani Interest ~ attorney i
sea less tn. silm ut ,ne i,nn,l. -,l and twenty
ntnr ant 4ilIm ,oIla"- pali an accom-. Jan
uasy lItii 1894 and Fiify-iive Dollars p.i,i
iaI uary 18th. lS95, ana al casts of suit here
in. JAMES BEAKY.
Sheriff Ut LIS lourctie.
Feb. uary 9th. 1875.
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For each suuare Of ten lines or less
che first insertion S1.50. Second inser-
ton. IS cents per square. For snhse-
quent insertions. per sOHare 80 cents.
Obituaries ~ CENTS per line.
Professional and business cards. in
Guiding pap. will he published at the
rate of 80 cents ner SQUARE for the first
insertion. ard 25 cents for subsequent
n ertions
A liberal discount to yearly adverti-
sers
Announcing candidates for Office.
90, to be paid. for IN ADVANCE.
advertisements not marked on the
cny for a specified line will be inser-
te till forbid and payment exacted.
Persons sending communications to
tbs tr must always furnish THEN
K a! names to the Editor. WpViN not
8 We or return re incted Manuscripts.
Annsions p%ersonaiiv ~';israraging to
any o. Will Eve he inserted except
as adv ertisemrnts nor then. if perUllar-
" objectionable.
COLLECr IONS MADE MONTHLY.
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RnOU an n"Ip

Tl,.,e l. q VERY '.-alii.v d'Sn.s:ti""
among some rr"'f.' e s""'e "ews-
papers to CRY down Thihodanx AS a
dead place. as . city of no enterprise
III" energy no progresslveness and
40 or.
And at the same time these perpei-
nal croakprs will tell ms about other
Towns that are going ahead so RAPIDLY
shat the ground canno, he cleaned OH
fast enough to supply room t" erect
h"n-es thereon. .
!. Till cdanx to-day ia. and f"r several
vea,s las been. moving steadily on
ward hn,h in population and business.
II il difficult ~ find a dwelling un"r-
cnnird for FIVE days. Onr t"nnd1i"',
boiler shcrs. cooper shops, & have
l,pen dong Il good years work the
mnunt 1T ne'cha,'''St passing
lrhrong, III" dealers ~ g Isl 9 ~ IN
c,eniing. IT is &. la"m that > 'rhan
il. nf any kind ! elk en- went
Ever, Iov l.nds If lnrhr. -" Tossing
from he lnm'4, Ids. :nd 'e>t'tn'loi
or suffering is unknown here.
Builairps are '-ir" COZ si"r,iy PM
| M or .reuaireG. aud n" CON WI
Of it's size anywlpr" witt" 1000 miles
can s. ow y I" tier system "f $50 - Ian
Uupts ard side" slts. We ''"rr Is
exc. ll.nt Grained. the STREETS 'e II
good condition he Fire Department,
ia r0nal 10 tina. of an, WI at is size
md IN - ,pw weeks = or" viii he .
Wu,4yvcrkS p'a,t in r~,'e'a : Tat
vii sun rlN md %l,r"ie"' every '"rt'
ling aud huiIdi, q Wit tn" e 'pnra'
ton limits. III the rrow'' ,i>H ~
/ OF those booming towns 'ha' ~ "'
So muci, ah"n'. nv - r'r"T
wade ihnu"r tie muddv street, 80
he will learn something 'haf H. never
+ aiean el Of IN his rIilosnrl@. W.
vi firI these hnnmirr rlas.- no
pre.-ing little fa~ter tha" Titih"Aanz
! does. i is only ~he,- n r'' ~" :
rumher # sawaiils. nit' facilities Il
obtain tin,he, cieani, and .n>' Y we,
there is any more ',"" s%Si,.nes'
than there Is here. and Ahen 'haI
SIMPLY is consumed the f"wu~ viii %
down witt, If. ..G"
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EDUCATIONAL COLUMN.
Edited by
L.o. BRCMFlELD. Lockport, La.
Teachers Examination.
HISTORY.
Lockport,L La.

l. What causes gave rise to the
discovery Of America!
AnSwer-It is in doubt To our mind
what the examiners mean by this Ques-
ton We know that owing to the
discovery. or invention, Of tic art of
printing, some books had been printed
and miraculous stories thus spread
abroad of the lands and countries in
the East. Sir John Vaudeville had
just returned from the East and had
his Voyages aud Travels published.
But the great genius Of columbus, his
iud"mitablt will and perseverance, was
the great moving cause which was to
seet :; new route 70 these countries or
perish IN the attempt. The discovery
OF America was ti,e result of this de-
termination. We woald like to hear
from s"nne one else on this question.
=. Who were the first founders Of
the first permanent settlements in
Virginia, Pennsylvania and Delaware?
Answer.-Firghlia was settled 1t
Jamestown i'll 1907 by u colony sent
over by the London Company. John
Was the ablest mar of the col
ony. Pennsylvania was settled at
Philadelphia IN 1888 by the Quakers
under the direcuon of William Penn,
= Wealthy member of that sect. Della.
ware was first settled by the Swedes at
under leadership of Peter
Minnits.
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CONVICTED Louis Octave Des-

CONVICTED Louis octave les
FORCES, re At.E#+ .a'
CRY Of New n,'o:n+.
other da. for tampe -
and attempting To pltv.' - f-.
t.stifying before the G,a' ! .,
evidence not only convinced lie j.
that he was guilt, as ri#H,.,ij. b..
showed that he was corc ~
conspiracy I" exttac, a h.,h q
least ~ levy hlackmail.
Desfnrges now lies in the pa.l-l
prison from which he will probably ..
t" the penitentiary.
This conviction makes the third il,
the series Of aldermanic trials in New
Orleans. Truly the ways at the IN sht,
aldermen in the cities ar. fatln u
rough places.
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SATURDAY FEB. Q 1896.
THE FIGHT FOR THE BOUNTY.

Although the houpty hiH of Senator
Gallery upon which the Committee on
CLAIMS agreed to make II favorable re-
port was not presented yesterday.
owing ~ 2 tilt in the Senate between
Senator Mitchell, who was to present
the report on the bill, and Senator
Harris. it il understood that the meas
ure will he presented aud referred to
the Committee on Appropriations at
the first opportunity. A five Of this
COMMITTEE. or a majority, are under
stood 10 be in favor Of the payment of
the bounty claim, favorable action
may be looked for.
Accepta zee Of the measure by the
Appropriations Committee would in
sure its addition to II of the regular
appropriation hills as an amendment.
In that shape there is every reason to
believe that it will pass the Senate.
The passage Of the measure in the
Senate as an amendment to an appro-
priation bill would put it in a most
favorable position To- be acted on by
tire HOUSE If Representatives. Should
tine Fl mse cnncnr in the amendment.
all difficuiti-s would he ended /: but
should 1t lefns., TO concnr. the entire
apron iation hill to hich the amend
ment il attached wonld 90 to "A con
ference committee. In conference the
bounty measure wnnid stand u good
chanc. of being accepted, and 1t would
n much fewer risks than w"uld be
the case should il he exposed to !;
.l.1.,t, -, d. IT,. 4 ~
resentativeS.
Although there ia still every reasnn
why Lonisiana's representatives shoulu
remain hard 1T work. the prospects 81
securing = bounty of | cent p pound
on the crop of 1894 ale decidedly
Brighter than they yet have been at
any time. The sentiment all ove the
country in favcr Of paying SO just q
claim is steadily growing stronger, and
Congressman are being besieyed by
letters from their constituents askiu.
them to vote for the bounty measure.
and expressing the he!i.foi the writer's
in the justice nf the claim.
The Louisiana sugar industry I'M
Huestionabiy is greatly indebted to
the business interests OF the West and
North, AS well "a 10 the merchants Of
the neishb,Iing Southern States for
the great assistance that they have
extended III the work of securing the
bounty on last years crop Of sugar,
Congress has felt the force ufdpmands
that the planters he granted strict jus
t.cb coming from 90 many portions of
t. g country, and niany votes have TINS
been gained for the bounty bill which
otherwise NIGH. have been cast
against it.
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Since Messrs. a. $. Barnes e. Co, of
New York disposed of their interest in
the publication Of school books, which
made their name familiar to nearly
every cpe they have been devotlng
themselves to the publication OF mis-
c%ellaneons hooks and She manufacture
Of Barnes lux, an excellent school and
business ink, Suitable for all necessi-
ties. Then long established reputa-
ton is a sufficient Guarantee that their
ink Is as represented. as good. as Is
produced in this country. aud can b.
obtained in large or small quantities
from any hookseller. ar statiuner1l and
is vel! worthy of a trial.
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SKIN CANCER CURED.

Testimony from the NJ or of >"Inin
SEQUiN. TEXAS.
MEssRs LIrPMAN Bros, Savannah
Ga.
Gentlemen Il have tried Your P.
p. P. for y disease of the skin usually
knO,.n as Skin Cancer Of thirty years
standing, and found great relief; il
pnrifies the blood end all irri
tation from the seat of the disease
and prevents any spreading of the
sores.
I have taken FIVE or six hotties anG
feel confident that another course will
effect a cure.
1t has also relieved me from indi
gestion and stomach trouble.
Yours truly,
CAPT. w. NJ. RUST, Att'y-at. Law
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court Parish Of
LifuuI che.
Succession Of Richard II. Allen
No. 1417 PyUb0tes

WHEREAS BETTE ALLEN AND
w iiii~m +. Collins Fxecutrix AMI
h>, "t The last will and testament OF
the said Richard II Alien, nave flied d
prov. sional account Of their administration
OF Il aforesaid estate.
Now, therefore. al persons are hereby
warned ard notified to tile their opposition
+" IKE said account in writing with the
.lerl Of said Court at his Off q in the town
Of Thih"tlaux within cen days after the first
publication hereof, otherwise the said ne
count will be approved and homologated IN
accordance with law.
(~~) Witness nv rand and the impress of
LIS the seal uf nfice At rhibOd lux, La.
(~~) tli- the Goth day Of Ian, A. D.,
1895. =. LEGENDkE,
DIS Clerk of said COur.
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3. What was the direct cause of the

them =, y. T. ".s"nt u j" P>,li,' ut
4. Give the names Of the leading
generals in the Revolutionary War
on the British, side and on tho Ameri-
can side.
Answpr-On the British side: Howe,
Burgoyne, Clinton. and CORVALLIS.
On the American side: Washington,
Greene. Chas. Lee, Arnold, Gates,
Putnam. Lafayette, Lincnln, Marion,
Knscinsko, etc.
3 What vas the cause Of he War
Of 1912 and what countries we're en-
gagged in it!
Answrr-It was caused Ivy EpGlan |
increasing AMrrirsn >eamrn int" he:
paw ~" i citing y Indians IF the
N",+hre> Ia host ~. England and
tha Ute S,,'as vrse engaged in it.
6 What ~ the cause "f the var
il urxir". and What territory did
IT, n ia Strt. acqni,e as a result I!
Ans"e' rIS"nte eve a strip ut
ter, tory mtw' I'll 'mr Ri" Graphe and
N u"rs riv.t> III Texas. When Texas
WIS admitted size claimed the Ri"
CIR ID, as tie boundary between
T.ua- AVID Mexic" while Mexiro
| e. med + tie N.rcp>. The United
Stt'"> "a' Ell he '''sn'ftd territory.
as" NJ" Mex 60. Arizona. California,
mazda. 'ai ~" part OF C"i"ra"",
Winning aud Kansas.
Z. WHAT tate was ti'e first t" stred~
f. b. t'i"n aud "h're vas tn"
""f 'i' f's' ""'hfeak i" tn" ti"'
W'f3
~"-'- >"h'h Carolina. Zee y
I' F"H sumter vas the scene "'
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ABOC1 MINING BOA RDS.
~ 'ast week 'ssu+, we copied an
e'!'"r'a' Comment from the weekly
V"r u" sup. Aafar9nes address
he1nre me stare teachers Association
n Monroe. with the promise of com
men'lng on same IN tins Issue.
we did u"t hear Snpf. Lafargue's
andfess INC caf:nof, therefore, com
met o" H. OUT We nave some very
dec" Opinions III regard 10 examlna
mons Thom ."ey s'i"n'i h- - y
snd M"ese ,"ry h"nld ne ne'h. II 1"
ciraf from me article quoted tr"m tn
~a"'ocd'e ""e!hei 'his S'a'e b'tth u
" eS'a"''s''e"' 80 max" 'hs
'o"h"~ OF =" S'a'e h"'a'"s extin'ha
,,"">' ~ ""e'"e' IFS 'e"''e,s "i a"
n'a'e .fe 10 MAKE an amman TRIP I"
na'", = '"r u aei'sh'1M purpose
o. "el"G examine" We suppose.
however Inc 'a''er But .""'n"
nov" .W "'"'se Tue 'e'e'''s "' 'his par
~ ""u sV'"ey"Io are 20 e~Sah'iHa's"ns.
We "r'i.e .aa' a"ssue' a',shrt NJ !
"e a''u' - s".'es'.n' r. Ma'olnIhet
was ""'" ~ o''''"'"','e" 'n' mountain
' "'a' "'' we "e''tse the
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French's New Sensati arrive IN
Thib"'aux on last Tues,a, and gave
u representation at the whatf that
evening.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th. Judicial District Court, Parish of
Lafourche.
Succession # tuyene FL Sc, ST., No.
1924, PrO5otes.

TNAKE NOTICE TIL " PURSUANT TO
L :G or'irr ~ i; .r trt ~. the ahUvc Cont.
an' to Il comm s-Iail inn ~. tiirt cfed in the
above %antit'..i ant rntnhersfi succession. I
will off + fo' sale Il. pn 'iIA.Ln"'inn. pnr-us VI
IN law 10 the last AMI !igi.e.t bidder on tt,c
premises, situated j." his parish on the lett
ba:k. # la, "u i-.f.nrri... ut about eleven
miles below 'hr town 'llitoia:;x, on
SATURDAY, FEHRUA.iY 10th, 1895.
hctween the hours !" II "'clnck. a ~. AMI 4
n'c."ck p. m., the follow ps described proper
ty, to wit:
RIAL E>TATE.
No. ! a tart. in tract OF lan,l situated ~
the Parish, If I.afo;rcl,t. IN the left banl, ~:
III. .ynn Laionrc'". At ,'"nur eleven miles i,e.
low the Town at iiIunIaux, measuring two
~ II prDts NOR" or less front by forty lao,
aTpentS in dep i iou nI-sI ab ". hv land OF
Paul JEio"sunx. aud l'rinw by land of &-i-
vain Ban,loin. '"rinrrlv, and n,w by the sne-
crssion oi Euyrnf. Fn.sr. ST., with all tl,.,
buildings ami improvements thereon.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
No. y. nne old bag. wi hout top.
III. ;Dn- tool ctcst ana tools.
u. Two Old wlirtlrLri oWB.
" ~ tii- 'Msr r"we rec shresher.
~. Gaze 81. eli ri aud weights.
:" 81. Five sacks ra,.,i RICE.
t" -. Bu. halt barrel mtasu:e.
" p One lot 81 lire wood.
Vi. s'Ee small ART.
" -, smal! 3 mnic ,ar..
% tine lot at seven p!ow..
" % fnc 10, # Gearing.
" -. One Il. Ut corn in shueks.
= III. tine let ri 40 :, Nv.
" -. oaa black horse named black.
" j. tlae mare mule na.ne.i Fly.
" "a One mare mule named Rose.
" "a. tne mare ,nn'- rlflcil Clara.
to ~ -. -.-, 81 -.'r
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Official .J,urnal Of the Parish Of La
Ouyche and Torn OF Thibo0aur.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY by
A. JOLIET. Jr., & Co., P%roprletora
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II Will Fay sou I" take Hoods
Sa~rsaparilla. With pure blood You
need rot fear the grip, pneumonia,
dip,heria or feyers. Hoods Sarsapa-
riiia will make You strong aud healthy.
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Hoods H1iEl. are purely vegetable.
ca, emily prepared ro,u the best ingredients.
- cents. .
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II you are feeling
out OF sorts, wcai
and generally Il. |
l.. listed, nervous.
| have no appetite
and can't woEk.
/ begin at oncetak.'
''g the o relia.
Pie strengthenin.'
Medicine (which Is
Browns Iron Bit
tiers. A few bot.
tiles benefit
! comes from the.
very hrs, dose-u'
qoon't Sam ysssy,
'srti, and its
pleasant to take
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subscriptions:
One yea lin adyancel.... S3.W
One copy. ....... IN
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fmeans 50 much more than,
imagine-serious and,
$fatal diseases result from,
ftrihing ailments neglected.
( Don't play with Natures,
Pgreatest gift-health.
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A. JOLFT, Jr... General Manage
p SAMOAN. Pullisl.e
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-06-14

than the founder Of his religion, but when
he reached the exhorting stage at the end
Of each sermon his voice was strong and
his magic power undated.
Jim Fitzpatrick, who walked post at
the stables one dark night, declared he
bottle of Valley Tan from the depths Of
the barley bin after the meeting; but
Jim was d Catholic, and a Second squad
room man as well. So Billy would not
believe him, despite the fact that Jim
was burdened with all the indicatio
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a DREAM.

q, III was but q dream ] had
M hllcS the musician PLAY etl
3 And here the sky and here the glad
!$ss Old ocean kissed the glatle, .s3s#
And here the laughing fipp.es ran
And here the roses grew al
q That threw Il kiss to- every man
That yOyaEed with the crew..
u Cur sllken sails In lazy folds
Dropped In the breAthlGSs hreGze
i As Ger Il field OF MarigOltls
S. Our eyes SWAIN o. er the seas, 81 tas xss5
q w hl,e here the eddtes lispetl aud puzzled
Around the island's rim,
Il And up from out the>UnferwOrll
.ss We saw the Mermen swim.
s And 1t was dawn aud middle day
And midnight-f0r the moon S$g$
Il On silver rounds across the hay
Had climbed the skies Of June
And here the glowing, glorious king
$ OF day ruled DER the realm. ss3s sss%
With stars Of midnight glittering
About his diadem, ID s@
4 rhe seagull reeled on languid wing
In circles round the mast. Sssss E$E & 81 s
4 We heard the songs the sirens sing
As we Went sailing past,
And up and down the golden sands I'll 7sE--
A thousand fairy thrungs. 81
Flung at us from their flashing hands b
i, The echoes of their songs. 81.
s O 1ames Whitcomb Riley.
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BILLY MURPHYScQNV[RaoN
BY LEROY ARMsTRdSG,.

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Billy Murphy lay on the sloping bunk
in the guartlhouse, quite apart from the
other men, and kicked his substantial
heels against the plankins:
why don'tyou stop that n0ise?' asked
Kid De Wore. the bugler. II would
rather hear you sing" ~
II am not shaping me conduct for the
pleasuring of any man from the Second
squad room,' replied Murphy, with vigor.
IF l had me spurs on l would make
more noise than this" =.
The Kid pursued that willzo' the wisp
concealed in Il game OF solitaire. and ex,
pressed to no one in particular the opin-
ion that lrishmen had no business in The
army.
'''fhe government doesn't agree wild
YOU" said Billy. sententiously, and felt
for loose plank as promising greater
clamor.
lit never does" said the Kid, calmly.
IF it did it would pay buglers more
money and issue. a general order prohibit
ing Corporal Glenn from playing poker"
''Buglers are little use" said the cor,
poral, calmly. But if they must bc
maintained they should be paid more
money: 1t is hardly worth while to rob
them"
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