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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-27
SUFFERING IN CUBA.
Nothing But Starvation and Death
For the Poor.

EOr the POOR.
New York, May 26.-The Norwegian
steamer Bratsberg, which left Sagua
la Grande, Cuba, on May 20, arrived
today with a cargo of sugar and 4S
passengers. These passengers are prin-
cipally from Sagua. although several
are from Caibarien and MatanZas
Many of them were women and chill
dren. They report a dreadful state of
things in Cuba, starvation and death
staring all the poorer classes in the
face. AT Sagua there were only a few
improvised and unserviceable gunboats
and only few troops left to guard the
city. In Matanzas there were 1000 to
1900 troops. The insurgents were re-
ported to be gaining in numbers daily.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-27

Reports from various points IN the
northwestern states indicate that Presi-
dent McKinley's second call for volunteers
asking for 1900 men will meet with
hearty response. Independent companies
are already organized in many states and
these will be offered to the services of the
country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-27

The German and French consuls at Hon
olulu have Joined in a complaint to their
governments against the alleged favorit-
ism shown by the Dole government OF
Hawaii to the United States.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-27
ON THE DIAMOND.

Louisville.-Boston, II; Louisville, 8.
Observation-Disclosures, Il; New
York, 6.
st. Louis.-St Louis, 2; Brooklyn, 4.
Observation-Disclosures 5; Baltimore, 4.
Chicago.-Chicago. Z; Philadelphia, 1.
Pittsburg.-Pittsburg, z; Washing
ton II.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-27
DIED.

MGANN.-In this city. May IS. 1898. OF
paralysis, Sarah McGann. wife of James
Mccain. born Nov. u. 1853. in Sandusky,
o.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-27

A private cablegram received at Van
couver. B. c.. from England, announces
the sudden death at Tunbridge. Wales of
Hon. Theodore Davies. guardian of Prin-
cess Kaiulani of Hawaii
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-27

cadet gray. Sergeants signal corps,
black, piped with white. Hospital
corps, emerald green.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-27

St. Louis.-st. Louis, 2; Brooklyn, 4.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-27

Charles Waterfall was arrested and
fined 81 yesterday for violating the
bicycle ordinance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-27

Lewd women forfeited fines amount
Ing to $3.50 in police court yesterday
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-15
--uUsu unuss---
ADAMSBURG.

Our people will soon be employed
in filling ice houses. :. The hunters
are sorry that they cannot hunt rab-
bits after Dec. 10Th The Luth-
cran church will hold its Christmas
entertainment on Christmas evening
S. +. Romig and wife spent
Sunday in TroxclviIle. Mrs. Banks
Drecse moved to Lock Haven on
Tuesday. Lewis liclirich moved
into the house vacated by Mrs.
Dreese. The Pennsylvania r..
r. Co. will raise the depot at this
place. Miss Ella Weidman is
spending three days at MiddIeburg,
where she is conducting a coat sale
-. Frederick HoItzapple, while
butchering, accidentally cut off his
thumb. .J. +. Mock, representing
the Thomas, Robert, Stevenson Stove
Co., was here interviewing our stove
dealers. :. Isaac Ulsh, who had been
very i'll, is improving. :. .Beneville
Smith, of Middleburg, was an Ad-
amsburg visitor Sunday. . Quite
Il number of people attended insti-
tute last week. Hiram Siegfried
OF Selinsgrove was in town over
Sunday. Miss Mary Drecse spent
last week in PaintervilIc. Mrs.
Alice Arbogast, of Middlecreel,, Wis
tied in town, recently. u. Just think
of it. You can get the Posr from
now until Jan. l, 1900 for only 81.
1t is the best and most reliable pa
per in Snyder county. Get in out
the wet.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-15
CENTRF.NILLE.

C.E. Sampscllwas to Middlcburg
on Monday. Miss Eilie liornber-
gerof Alineis visiting W. a. Mohn's
family. w. i. Sechrist and Ed.
Dreesc of Adamsburg We're visitors
in town on Sunday. . Deputy Col
lcctor w. f. Howell was in town
on business on Monday evening ;.
A. l.. Spangler of Middleburg visit
ed his mother on Sunday. u. DIR. j.
W. Sampsell was to Philadelphia to
attend the Biennial Banquet of his
class in Jefferson College. DOC.
took jaunt into Union county on
Saturday evening. We presume it
will not cost very much to plaster a
house before long .... F.. J. Hart
man has taken the agency to sell
trees for N. c. Beachy q Co. of
Rochester, n. Y. ..Chas. Sechrist,
who has been working near Rush
vile, N. Y. during the past year, is
at home visitinghis parents. Charlie
is sensible young man and hath
taken unto himself a heIpmate since
his arrival here, in the person of
Miss Elsie Paige of Mazcppa. Here
is our hand, Charles. -. . Dame Ru-
NOR has been correct and the we'd
wing has come off. Foster j., Oldest
son Off. G. Bowersox one of our
ablest farmers and teachers, and Miss
Kate, eldest daughter OF II. b. Erd.
ley, one of themost respected citizens
Of our town. The ceremony was
performed on Tuesday evening by
Rev. s. Kohler Of New Berlin. The
contracting parties are well known
and are Of industrious habits So We
know our will wishes will not "a
amiss. '"f''s '.r~'' ~ - ~ 40
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-15
~eoRaeSp0RD0R0e.&
VEST BEAVER.

L. c. Wagner has been on the
sick list for the past week or So. +.
The ice houses are being prepared
for precious article that will soon
be here. -. james Treaster is home
from Siglerville where he has been
engaged on a stave mill for the
past month. Jacob Knepp and
brothers shot 40 rabbitsthis season
IA. J. Jenkins put up a large
house on the property of Mrs. Moy-
er. No doubt the roll of homer
for the Pest will be large this week
as it is court week, and West Beaver
is well represented. Some of our
folks are making preparations for
spending the holidays in some other
counties .... Petersand Gilbert have
been busy tor the past week in our
neightorhood, saving wood for those
who had the luck of getting a sup
ply on hand. Isaac Matter lost
a COW by heing wounded with hay
knife he left sticking in the straw
stack. S. II. Phillips is still ex-
pecting to catch the rabbit that has
been at his home all winter before
the season runs out. We hope you
may, Sam. On the fifteenth day they
become stale. Some of the can
didates for township Offices have be-
gun passing around the cigars.
Keep it up, boys; you are all O. X.
I'D. j. Steely has now covered
600 miles and 4 laps in going to
and from his school. At the end of
his term he will have Travelled 400
miles and 2 laps. This does not
include any extra walking which he
often has to do, , Every citizen of
West Beaver should avail himself
of the PosT's great otier,-The PosT
from now till Jan. l, 1900, for only
one dollar, Make hay while the
sun shines. a dollar sent to the
editor will do the work.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-15
FORT TREVERTON.

W. H. Schrawder of Freeburg
was home last week. Mrs. S.
Shaffer is in Shamokin. =. j. JAS. N.
Houser attended teachers institute
last week. Mrs. Ira Bender of
Snamokin visited her parents last
week......Mrs. S. p. Steffen has a
severe attack OF catarrh fever.
Chester Nipple took the first ice
water bath of the season .....P. G.
Shambach says he had good time
in Middleburg last week. Mrs.
Jere and Martha Snyder wereSeIins-
grove visitors Saturday. Rev.
Brilliant is conducting series of
revival meetings in the Olive church
......Miss Blanche Ruff of Bryans-
vile is visiting at the home of Rev.
Brilliant. .... Minnie Houser is in
f,reeburg 1.-THE Bachelors ofPort
Treverton held an extra meeting in
their club rom last Monday evening
tor the purpose of rendering letter
OF coincidence to their late brother,
&. ID. Bogar, who will, on the 22nd
inst, take the first degree of the
myrterious order of Mistaken Souls
who dream of bliss. Mrs. Ed.
klock was to Sunbury during the
week .....Owirg to much needed
but ill timed vacation of the organ
ist, there will be no entertainment
in the Olive church Christmas night.
Mr.. Aucker made strenuous efforts
to secure an organist pro tenn, but
failed. There are few organists in
this vicinity, not particularly engaged
for Christmas, but they all refused
MIR. Aucker's offer, saying his music
was too technical for them to mas
ter This may make Mr.. Aucker
and his birds feel proud, but it will
be a sad disappointment to the ad-
mircrs of this church's entertain
ments.. Harry Mullner made a
flying trip to Otto last Saturday.
Snipe Neitz spent the fore part of
the week in Pfoutz's Valley.
Contractor Noll made a good job of
Pressler's wrecked barn. w. NJ.
Boyer, NJ. p. Arnold and j. G.
Schailer attended G.. A. IL. inspec-
ton in Selinsgrove Saturday night
......Mrs. Beistel, Mrs. Ref, Adam
Ref and wife were Se.insgrove visit
ors, Monday. Did you notice the
liberal offer the POsT is making to
the people of Sayder county? Now,
Jim, had YOU been reader of the
Posi- you would not have made The
embarrassing mistake You did make
Sunday evening. You will find the
POST an entertaining informant.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-15
kREAMEIt.

Mrs. Rosa Grower and
Lewisburg were at this pIac
week. Quite Il number
citizens attended the inNtItOI
week Newton Walter Of
Bank was in town on Monday
ing .....A. &. Smith aud
spent Sunday with 5. i. AN
Monroe township. =. .Thcpt
the hotel last Thursday cycniH
well attended and quite a !
Five rather suspicious
fellows were in this vlcIn'D1
Monday. They were enjoy
camp fire down at the ce|
whole day. They apparent
some important business WING
had intended to transact
Hilbish and daughter Of Sci'n1
were in this place one day 1
......S Some OF our people o.
court this week.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-15

A smooth, easy shave, genreel hair
cut, or other tonsorial work, is al
ways obtained at Soles' Barber Shop,
in Wittenmyer's building, opposite
Post office. Go to Soles to buy
new razors or exchange for old ones.
Razorshoned andguaranteed to give
'satisfacti0n. FoaA a. Il. 'SoLEs.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-15
There IL . Glass or p.opu.

Who are injured by the use OF coffee
Recently there has been placed in all
grocery stores new preparation
called GRAIN.O, made OF pure
grains. that takes the place of coffee,
The most delicate stomach receives
it without distress. ana but few can
tell it from coffee. It does not cost
over I as much. Children may drink
it with great benefit l6c. and. 26o.
per package. Try Il. Ask for Grain. o.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-15
---.,rnEJ LeSs1xz

At this tin'e Of the year, whcr
looking around for Nmas presents,
people are often at loss to know
what to buy. This may be overcome
ut once by visiting W'cis' Store, Sc
iinsgrove, where YOU may find an ex-
tcnsivc line Of fancy articles, both
useful and ornamental at prices to
suit all. St.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-15

~ eck Was n Phil.a,
last week on business o'a
with vi the shoe factory. NM s's,| g
Meeting and daughter, NV 6
turned home on Monday frau a'y !,
trip to Bloomsburg whera =
spent three weeks with the NJ,
:.... Mrs. jill. Ulsh was Al rly'a' sSs
burg several days,-called ,hsa a'l1 /
the illness of Isaac Ulsh, f,,t's s
J. H., who Is improving '4'ns s|
l. G. Schoch and Mrs. r. /, i;,iA'| SI'
er returned from their trip 70 S'S] pI5]
delphia where they represrut,j @i'.I \
county in the meeting Daupb,a,'a
the American Revolution nv. NJ
Schoch being regent of this .h.
and Mrs: Schroyer delegate ''l
u. Schoch of Bloomsbury who
Messrs. II. d. Schnurc and I.J
kreeger were out in the
hunting returned home Sat,,,I.A
S. G. Wagenseller of Shamoti;s
was in town between trains On
day last. Tailor PhiIrns
daughters attended the Welsh :
cert given at Bloomsbury on n,
day evening oflast week W
Boyer OF Port Treverton in,n..
Post l4S on last "Wednesday r sr'
ing. He was accompanied BY
e. Schatfer and Squire Arnold
Miss Donna Albert, who ho, /,
visiting at Harrisburg and Wd,
vile tor the last two month,
turned home last Saturday
executors of the estate of l.
Hummel had Il sale OF real c,t,ts
Saturday last. l. c. C.Schocb L~
the orchard near Hummcp,
and Perc. keiser, the lot Ltr
the p. Il. r. and Mrs. Goto
property on Pleasant Street.
residence was not sold as it da
bring a satisfactory bid, . SW
has purchased Il fine stock Of o.
for the holidays. IA SUNDAY a
districts convention of the bou
Sunday schools was held in tr
Lutheran church ON MONDAY d
week. Very interesting topis
discussed. JAS. ii. Fcchrq.
veteran band leader, who was ID
ing a band at MilIhcim ior sr
weeks, returned home on Saht
evening Some of our dirs
attended the teachers institute
Thursday Directors Day). 4
report a larger attendarccthaua
OF the directors of the comty
We understand that Barber C.
Lutz will move into the room
occupied by G. O. Moycr, JeFt
Tailor Hetfellingcr will mG
where Lutz now is. .Skatir
all the rage. The ice is spIcah
this sport, being very smooth
was reported as being ;. d
thick ON Saturday. No dog5
this writing, it is / inches Thick.
The University will clor I'd
holiday vacation on Wola
evening, the l4tb. The ,ulaI
looking forward to it with p,a
able expectations, ...Why not
the PusT? One dollar will p1
it from now until Jan. !,
Get the most news Ior Ie
money.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-15
Notice.

The undersigned commissioners
by the Court in the matter
of re-county lines between Union
and Snyder counties will meet for
the purpose of locating and making
said line at the west end of the Nor
thumberland bridge onTuesday, De.
cember 10th, A. d., 1898, at 1876
o'clock 4. NJ.
john SwARTZEL,
WIN. MoYER,
II. S. BOYER,
+. b. RIEHL,
A. b. EVANS.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-15
Musical Assembly

Fourth Annual Musicals
in the Opera House, f'reeOu1
Wednesday evening, Dee. %7
and closing Saturday, New
eve. Address of Welcome
Charles Miller, of BuckneIl|
sessions each day for rehean
instruction. Concerts, Thurs
day and Saturday evenings
ticket and books 40 cents
admission to concert, lcc
entertainment at low rates
Come! participate win
instrument of your chol%
Cordiall
81. WILLIAM
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-15

Large variety OF al l.wos' :,
at lowest prices, at Ws''
grove.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-15

::}t,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01

ACCOUNT OF BONDS OF THE UNITED STATES AND OF THIS
STATE. AND OF OTHER STATES AND ALSO OF BONDS OF
INCORPORATED THIS STATE. AND OF ALL OTHER
BONDS AND STOCKS OWNED ABSOLUTELY
value. Market value
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01

expedition. however, OF what is going
on takes thc edge of the pleasure TO some
extent and causes tho buyer 20 earn every
cent or the goodiy salary and expenses
paid out for her.
Then there is the detective I'm the store
who makes from So 20 $50 per week. She
has to Doc O. woman OF varied resources
AND talents and uueuing instincts, carry
Mg with her ana accurate estimate OF
Everything Goo tho store. its arrangement
aul value. being ever on The alert and yet
seemingly unconscious.
She must Doe able 20 read character
TOO. To- discriminate between apparent
ana actual guilt Co know The professional
from the amateur shop.iftcr and to have
FL combination OF hrmncss and genueness
DOB approaching those Of whose guilt she
Be- satisfied. one mistake on her part may
Boz overlooked. but more than that viii
endauger her position. Her eternal vigil
lance must Doe mixed with large ingre-
dent Of caution and good judgment.
"Our detectives never make mistake.
raid one OF tho heads Of large dry
Goods house They lct many a guilty one
escape rather than make possible false
accusation. and when they detect any
one you may bo sure that they nave
abundant proof Of guilt before they take
q step"
Tas superintendent Of stiil larger store
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01

the Professor removes the specimen from
the region Of the aunt hills, applies
preventative and hardening chemical 70
the cartilage, and when the bones nave
set removes the binding wires.
The innmerable ant hills that infest
the neighborhod Of De Land. Fla, were
the scene Of many experiments. IL Is wei
the scene Of many experiments. IL Is
well known that certain species Of ants
keep slaves that labor for the good or
the commonwealth. that they even have
their milch cows, a species Of the aphis
or tree louise. Prof. Barnard wanted 90
learn the relations the slaves bear 10
their masters. the method of enslaying,
whether slavery among ants demOralizes
the viii and degrades the spirit as IL
does among men. ana he set himself at
work 20 find out all these things. one
day he stood over a community COM
posed OF black ants. which were working
industriOusly away polishing OF the
oones of a quail which some sportsman
had shot and failed TO find in the long
wire grass. Suddenly he observed a doz-
en- red ants. smaller than the black ones.
They seemed 10 be some kind OF an adj
vance guard. for after accommodating the
black ant hill they scurried away To their
own community about 100 yards distant.
The Professor followed and was reward
ed by seeing q wonderful SIGHT Ths a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01

thing. with conducting cord complete,
xvelphirr hut four ounces. IL can be USED
not only without the slightest incoh'eui-
ence to the operator, but much 10 me-
comfort and advantage. relieving MN Vi
all unnecessary nerve ana physical s'I'in
II can be attached directly to the mann
line. where Il acts as combined reiay
and sounder. giving all the service Oh
both. without any OF the Disadvantages
and annoyances OF main line souhuer.
The mechanism Of this little instrument
IS very simple, consisting OF %. "
eIectro-magnets OF from 10 $50 ohns
-.-,stauce faccording 10 requirements)
An Ingenious arrangement OF the arihI,
ture and lever brings the former In actual
contact with the poles OF the magnets III
s,,ch a manner as 70 double the WORKING
force of the armaturc. The armatuIe
Yer Is provided with hammers, whicn, III
action strike upon n resonatlng plale'
!, sLffte, or switch at the side OF The case
droUs the hammers from the plate ana
reduces tho sound 10 a minimum
Owing 10 the lOuduess OF the souhu
when the hammes strike upon the resoh,
ating plate messages may DC SSl 81 ~.
,yitb tho sounder placed on the table or
Gesit and in this way It may also be used
o. a call thus combining in one instru-
INT both a loud and secret souhder'
Should n be desired to take secret mes
80 tho sounder IS adjusted from the
outside by means Of the shiiter referred rec.
To- which IS graded so that the opera'9 OF
NAV regulate the volume OF SOUND so
sniff his own ear. This may be rom .ne
faintest click 90 the full volume Oh my
loudest sounder. The Instrument Is men
worn on the head. The case ana heauot ~.
being made Of hard ruoper ISL, ISL go
uints Dasslng through the line.-Electri-
cal Engineer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01
UNCOMMON WORK
FOR THE WOMEN
Window Gazers and Shoppers Have Queer
Work to Do.
THE ART OF CATCHING A CROWD.
The Shopper Wears Fine Clothes and Buys Others tor
Hersef---Lives in a Nice NeghborhOod.
THE ART OF CATCHING A CROWD.

declared that while they had half a
dozen women detectives scattered among
their acres of merchandise they had little
trouble with theft. and that there was
far less OF 90 than is generally supposed.
In The comparatively rare cases that they
DO encounter the articles taken are often
OF such small value and the person who
taxes them is evidently SO far from being
professional theft that the matter can
De settled quietly.
1--WE find 50 tho best policy 20 err on
the side OF lenicncy." he added land We
never expose any one unless IL IS an cN-
tremely aggravated case. think we
lose little in the course Of the year
through what SIS tcrmo6 'shoplfting
THE SHOPPERS" WORK.
Another kind of q detective is the wo-
man who is known as the shopper,
and who, iu the gulse of wealthy cus-
toner goes about TO rival stores ana OBJ
serves the details OF their current busi-
ness. the lines upon which they are max
ing special runs. their qualities. prices
and other facts which may be Of use 10
her employers. As wel-dressed customers
with well-hllod purses are often hard 10
please she arOuses no suspicion by seem
ing TO be very fastidious. plying the clerks
WIN NN'HtlDio an" u'ii4'ii"i4'7 81" '' NV
whole stock before making q selection
A part Of the shoppers duty consists
I'm visiting n fashionable mOdiste, find
Ing out what gowns and wraps are being
made for prominent society women and
perhaps getting a glimpse Of some ex-
elusive designs She has the privilege
OF ordering. being measured and fitted
for am elegant gown for herself; but
alasl that is the limit OF her glory 1t
must straightway find its way to the
house that employs her where IT serves
for "a model. which is speedily repro
duced iu "a dozen gowns for their own
trade.
She does get something more than this
empty satisfaction out OF her work, how
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01

x,arce o,rard stopped every few minutes.
anparently consulting squads OF their fell
lows who were out foraging for food The
souads stopped in their tracks while the
advance guard went on home and en-
,ercd their hill Tho sandy cone became
alive From all points red ants poured
o,It and hurried 10 the black ant hill. the
squads that had stopped when encoun-
ter-ed by the advance guard joining the
ranks OF the invaders.
AZ the army pushed forward the right
aud left wings advanced ahead OF the
min column. the whole body forming the
c,nca,-e side Of crescent The horns OF
tho crescent gradually closed. moved to-
v-a~d each other, until the enemy's camp
was reached. when the crescent became
circle and the camp was surrounded.
Then followed a battle Hundreds OF
dead aunts strewed the ground. red and
mack engaging I'm deadly combat. The
red were superior in numbers and finally
yanouished the black. looted their stores
and compelled their prisoners 20 bear the
stolen goods 10 the city OF their conquer
ors Twelve rat and sleek aphides We're
part Of the booty That rewarded the
prowess Of the victors.
on another occasion Prof Bernard
dropned n dozen red ants among a colony
81 black ones and tho intruders were
promptly killed. lie placed a few black
ones an n colony Of red ants and the new
arrivals were promptly surrounded. mar
ched out OF camp. compelled 70 load
themselves with food and then were
brought back enslaved. The black ants
seem TO have no propensity FOR making
slaves Of their enemies, but prefer 20 kill
them while tine red ants never waste an
enemy bv destroying him. Although
shareholders. they are never Idle. Prof
Bernard says. They keep slaves 20 in
crease their own store OF food. but they
themselves work as hard as the slaves
" V Gun