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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-28
Pennsylvania Railroad.

Trains !ea9e Wilmington as follows: ~.
por ~ Rh' 7sd So s1pssss IT, o 49,
Its, 6.oz so7. $50. iii. las. s6s snd' I'll
usS sss &c. 3 s IND H. lis r. 0'
For Chester Iexpressl, 1.57. 20, go, ~
7ss9. so. 81. 1913: H25: 1ls So rs am.
a. A' is5S ~ &c., a. 49, and io4s az =
:Ss + S $,''nias Ssf G5,;
s.67. 40 tDihlns Car. ss1. and sig >. m.
Philadelphia. I2o, $50, 40. $50, 1905 am
~ gor s sos s W" Without Change. i0n a. m
ah For n Newark :; E: Center and intermediate
stations Isl ard M W and al p M a1
s.io, lo.is and loo a. m: Dos, l24s. 81. IS
ia; s5es 5:$s $40. s.l7. 100 1885, Sill p. M
a. Ra'RoEs snG '1s se stHs! stations
IA tlantic City Special" g. is p N. SATURDAYS
only Solid vest;bulc train Pullman, b Ihet
parlor cars, combined car.and coaches through
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. for
Wilmington express 40; 7;2o, 7.25 S.s2
1920, II 90 a. M. 100. ''l2. 36, 112. 1a2. 3l2
S4G, 4ol. al. eos 5;a4, SEQ, gin, 6.J5. 7.Sl,
II. LII y,
Accommodation, 6.34 7.30, s12 1875 q. m.
Leg. 3.l7. i.0i. A4i. SIS SIS. S.5o. 1907. and
'A''' y - SUNDAY TRAINS.
Fer Ph!ladelphia texpress,. 1.57. 3o2, t.2o,
ASS, 6O7, ~. 900 and GIG y. IN.
Accommodation 10, SIS. a. m; L.. 10,
1.5O. 400, 500. 7.2s, and 1913 p. m.
For Chester (eXpress), L57, 40. SIS.
115 a. IN: 1877. 800. ASS. 6.W. t.57 and 900
Accommodatlon, 40. So a. m; E.p.
$50. 400 526, 7.2S, and 1913 y. m.
For New York Uhrough exprcss' Isl,
500 9a, Dining Carr, 9.65 l145 a, L.; 1877,
DininE Carr. 600 6.07, $3.50 Dining Carr,
S'57 . e .. M. connecting Via Broad Street
Station, Philadelphia, Az. IlU. S25 a. N.
4Pb AIS and 1913 p. IN
For Boston without change, 1e3 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington 49,. 500.
7s6 sill D. M. and 1858 night.
baltimore and intermediate station.
bb7 D. M, 1900 night.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street Sta.
tion. for Wilmington lexpress), $50. 100,
iiog n M: l2e9 liz. 3.l2. AL. sos. 5.3i,
SIS. ISL. SIS. nie' ll.lS p M. and 12O5
Aeon Accommodation, SIS; az, 1895 q. m. A.:
20 a o32, SO. 8.3s and 1907 p m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-28
FOR THE SOUTH.

s, sou.net to New Orleans. Aiken. Memphis
and TAMPA 1885 pem nh dallX SSissRsrs to
N NseEMaviiIe aud Hot SPRINGS.
"htlantic Coast Line.-lais p. M. daily.
s,eeners to Charleston, Jacksonville.
Iert ra ia Richr,und and Jacksonville
s' ehpesapeake & Ohio, Railway. sll p. m
adv dining car and sleepers TO Clncin.
natl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-28
nrrAwARE DIVISION.

ror New Castle, S.l3. ll.Gi q. M: 2.ss
, q and 6,h5 y. m. week days
r. For Lewes. S.la a, m; AT y. m. week
oI Fyar Dover, Harrington, and Delmar. g. ID
q "a al a. NJ; i.27. G.1a and ll5d ,. n. Sun,
dnys. II Is D. m;
,R'I'ni,"tn Special 4 - y, nj, nturd,ys only
EnT Wyoming and way stations. las ..
M Sv MESS for Cape Charles Old Point
ca nNp!,rt'" and Norfolk. ll.Oi a, N. week
Ss"s. and u.J6 p, m. daily.
TRAINS n IN Si PH2AR SPRTEr STA
FOit THE WEST.
snr IN. daily. pittsouIg, Chicago. Gin
'S s,nnati, Louisville and st. Louis. DIN
,o l9s a. ar m.' daily, for pitsshgre and Chi
tel 9iyt TO two Ruffet ?ario,, Cars,
I p m daily %LiT Tnis ao G IIIt!,shmrf
fnnisSiIie and 81. Louis. Dining Car,
20 q n. m. daily, pittsburg and Cleveland.
10 p. m. daily Pit,sbnurf Ghi nat. NASH;
Snie, VIA ci IIlminr Sar r1a'ohapO''S ana
e e. +, ' M daily. Pittsburg and Chicago.
~ "a 'T"icdo, except Saturday.
los5 p d4 .yye,a n;t sSs s.; I cnS!nra
II 70 n. IN. daily, Pittsburg and Chicago;
h,s.SS,ivv for Knoxville, via Shenandoah
Valley Route. for Cleveland. except Sat
urday.
cp Congressional Limited Express. All
ves,,bu,c rarlor Cars and Dining Car.
No extra fare other than the usual Pull
a. Liniied Express. Nostihule. Parl7r
Cars Ncstnule Passenger Coaches and
Dining car. No extra fare. -,
The Wilmington transfer company VII
coii for and check baggage from notes
and residences. . -.
For further information, passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the sta
i r HUTCHINSON. ]. n WOOD.
Gen. Manager. Gen Pass Agent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-28

A merchant In Liverpool got Is
Bank OF England note, and, holding it up
toward the light, he saw some inter
lineatioDs in wfrnt seemed red ink. He
finally deciphered the letters and found
out that the writing had been made by
slave in AlGiers, saying in substance,
"Whoever gets this bank note will please
to inform my brother, John Dean, living
near Carlisle, that | am slave Of the
hey of Algiers." The merchant sent
word, employed government officers and
found who this man was spoken Of in
this bank BILL After awhile the man
was rescued, who for II years had been
a slave of the hey Of Algiers. He was
Immediately emancipated, but was so
worn out by hardship and exposure he
soon after died. Oh, IL some Of the bank
bills that come through your hands could
tell all the scenes through which they
have passed, 1t would be tragedy
eclipsing any drama Of Shakespeare,
mightier than King Lear or Macbeth!
As go on In this subject, l am i'm
pressed with the importance OF our hav-
Ing more sympathy with business men.
Is 1t not a shame that we in our pulpits
do not oftcner preach about their strug-
giles, their trials and their temptationsf
Men who toll with the hand are not apt to
be very symputhctie with those who toll
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-26
Farmacia

S. ofcaee en- venta eI Anredt taio establc-
simiepto que po'ee 60 S,1 Grman 'on Jc-
sc D Oarln
Para inf'rm9s 1irig'rae q duefi1, en- d.
cha ciudad "a D O. J. Mon lgas en- Maya
gtiz.
Julio ~ de 1899. 3.m. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-26
TRABAJADORES
PENINSULARES Y CANARlOS

Con fsmilia 8 siu ella que quierau
pasar a Santo Domingo para dediCarse
las fsenas agricolas pueden scudir
eiu demors a Ia LIcoRERIA DE Don FR.
L1PE CHANDRI, San Ju.to ndmero
eu donds obtandrsn los iuformes y
IT fercncias qu' deseen.
San Juan d. Pto. Rico. 1910
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-26
Gran fabriCa de chocolate
&. FRANCO Y c.. MAYAGUEz. PR.

Dicha industria del pals NADIA deia
que dssear oomparandola con las pri.
meras de su clase tanto de la Isla CO.
mo del estrsngero.
La pureza de los productos emplea-
dos para la confscoi6n del srticulo
ofrecen la gsrantia de hygiene tanto
por gu RIGA aroma cuapto per la salud
que desarrulla en- la persona que 10 usa
disrismente, rsz6n por 10 cual SO ha
hecho tan popular taDto en- el pals co.
mo en- muchas poblsoionea del extrsn.
gero. Dep6sito permanehte en- Ia fa-
Drica y en- Ponce cslIe Castillo N. 6
plsnta baja IL lu'erds. Julio 25 de 1899
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-26
GRAN OPORTUNIDAO PARA Los ENFERMOS !.

Professor Me hs glstao durante vida estudios una in
mens fortuna ha eado PADRE oebre foo odos los
pueblos del mundo Hba dez idiomas
E mben ha heoho maaVosss Yok Chicago San
Francisco todos os Estados~de
Ha estad Msioo, C9no Sur America, Chile P6 Repubi
ca Argentina Brazil Portugal L5ndrep
E ell 6nioo que hs descubisrto
Estos andes msravllosos remedies
que cu los mpursza do Ia snge ohfe oones
del csreb pedd de bueu obuen apeto
enmedsdds del nlmsones de las rodss
del ouspo ca usdades del hgado insomnia Dares Gro
nca Dssnta oaho hora Fstus Esorofua Enfs4
med dss d pulnoa los de mujer da los nerVos Inpo
tnoI is efsrns1sdss de pis dooe los muuos hueo
pspa aonss d dyspepsia diondez de
booa PARALYSIS estssd aronqls hdopesia perdd del cbeo
soierss aruujet enmsll M d espina Doaa las caderas
R'conendsmos 10 jovanes perdau pueden
ser ourado ponta nsoe por ets pocodimant maavosos.
Tsnemos gran exissnoia en- botca,
No pildoras, aoidos nj venenos
Lo' mas moOs euToeos renomjsnd esto 1ataento
de- gas para epfarmeees oronoas
Miles a, ne d ufortunados qu, auerou goa a6o han sido
curIdj hbeHd, sdo ante9 hnoado pHr ntdcas
PARA LAS SENORAS SENORITAS
Tnemoa bu4u oApod hantr dassprer d. Ia las
aug erupeioues voiviepdn natural haoendo
apTeaer ven la iou edaieaoa de massage
Amdi
Gnle della Lns frente a Ia C,rn"l al elo del Colmsdo
P Pln0e J Hip l5 de l8aQ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-26
ABAD, STEINACHER & co.
INGENIERO CIVILhS

156 Fifth Avenue, .EGW York.
Sc enoafgaran de organizar empresaS
para la exploitation de concesiOnes dc
de minss, riegos y obras de interes ge.
neral en- Porto Rico en- oombin aci6n con
los Estados Unidns.
R9presentante en- Puerto Rico:
JULIO E.STEINAoHER PONCE
Ponce julio IA do 1899
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-26
O1ien n1ucho abarca

@ p P % & Seo = BoHae de Nua York nun han heo que pre-
p ~ EuS dc scott &c acee de hgado de baao
@ ones @ Lom % e naufa Poduon una Emulsion peea eda No ola
s en- donde Sc embotean de de tai o
g P vendes en- g de caS aos clddndose roo
a7 que convene los enfemoS Pdn Ia de
en dc Scott los deseen perder un tempo poso En-
nefa a nedcr db j1er
9o La egma Emulsion de Scott aadabey gr na Ia tac6
a. u gHs3aa los Plones Desena gen Escr6ha
roeee o0lsee Auma los g6bos sangre Cura Anema
Ion su uso los ni1os Sc desarolan fuetes robuos. ~
T redp
Ia m ~
oh
0sVae' nsuhs FadaS SCOTT BOVINE QUlTCOS YORK
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-26
BMPRBSA DB COCHES
de Emilio Palmer

Vi4iara estI emprssa hacia Ia Capital {
Vice versa todas h0ras da dia & de Ia no
che. Oaents con coah3s como los y exelen .
tea parejss,
Agsncia en- eati eiul Luis Nlrau les,
s go XIX. Tltj1 Is le 81 3 v.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-26
PRIVILEGIO CONTRA CADUCIDAD

sObre este amamos muy pacurmente la atenC6n del pd
CO por ser la nCa COmpania del COnnente Americana que
onCede semeisnte Prvlegio.
dsupu sado VICENTE POLKA dOhOH, PEenO
pEemo CADUCARA Conaha adantsIk
Polka tempo bs
ps sufnte Oub premo pem vendoa NJ
AZ deuda p6a este dndoe S OCCASION Poll
sNnuSrk tempo mas largo, SIN CADUCAi o. nssc
sonts9sS intern az E011 VA & e 4S y 5sda8 su pTsT
LA C0MPANA msreass dVngadoa
~ ssn0tO squavO aa ah o nusV0 ssp
eS5 smpTesamolsa eoso sausa andsdAd assg1rado
FO 90 llama prOCede equdad vgar los ntereses dc
us asegurados en- bien de gus tamilias. ..,,.
N RESGAukAR POILAAG ENEERAMENIk ABANOQNA
oAs pFiv osrhHu saHva De buGa d, De los puO ataO
= daVongAdos
0s La G0MPANlA psdc6u eresadO ezped
POLKA sadada P0LlA
F VIDA DE lLNIPAD0 D0TAES pusdsn
n1vsTTss DECM0S DEIM0 VICE.
M0s gG kgCi A2V ae u suA seguFad como pEaEoa eaa
EPL6 81 una p.gOs pO e6oOo o,dO
sn PoEs hqudada as les tres dma parties ds diana
asR 6psAa slS0
sbrk condolences pvegOa maa avOrables para los ass
surados que los que Ofrece
HI 5oGde1 Canad69
suocamos intelligence pdbHoO de esa Isla eCtura e.
do se ess hemosas condolences eyando s sOrpren1o
O sOsdadea no gaanada; antes de asgraE vuess Ydas
| Omad mas informea De-
CT. stOrer, Saps,istssdei8eC B. Meliz, Agas general
AQes pasYo JESUS Ms IagO, Fernando N oe
os Aeento aocadog Luis Yordan Dsya Agentea CoeCero
8 Ponce. Biasini HeFmanqs' ..,.ss
ksapA& esAA 8 MN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-26
FT1V19R1o@

ri guradO pueds d OuAlquis del mundOy dsdoa
uIsE ooupae6n sin pElma extra
q TrSn OOnOdsn de m de rsuOvaSOnOS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-26
Ventaia@

Goeno del Canada inspection todas
emn de POLKA ntenR entgsda sOcante prOnto eCds pr
quedando asegursdO interim lega la dedniHva
P6za sin restriction RESlbAN
CIA OCUPACION VAJEs DESAFIOs REVOLUC0N GUERRAs
sgudo Po seCOne
uu aeguradOs PAGADO T0D0 sTRo CUALQURA SEA LA
CAUSA.
A. su OnO tan brevs snO u dudas sndO engua
10 de fssss Ambguas
S. euqu P6a de d1nta snpro s 10
sOnOits 81 eguAdO
rsmOu PALS D0NDE Sc EFECTUR E SEGUR0 empr
tods demk Companies soOed
dond tnsn 06ens PrpasR A
! gondes sntOrpeCusnos supsEuClo de los ssegmsdo
PE1Vn9R1o9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-05

} w Nancy be- over from El Reno.
Mrs s. r Franklin aud sou have ro
turned from visit to friends and rcl-
ativea
G 9 kueisley left this morning FOR
Washington. % O. 20 visit bis step
father. Col Mckay
Ned sisson and WIN Fowett left last
night with some federal prisoners Tor
Judge lrwins court
joe sherman. cattle Inspector FOR
the OkIaho na 81 ty district. s boz the
cify
Allen Hall o. Cincinnati Is STOP
ping ~ the Royal
T. A smith is up from Oklahoma
City.
John J Gerlach % Woodward. ,s in
the city un his way 90 che bankers.
meeting at shawnee.
Banker Godfrey. OF Mcdford. Is In
the c,ty He VIII attend the meeting
Of bankers at shawnee
Harry Haz'cton. Of Wichita. IS at the
Royal
Miss Rose r.stt bas gone t1 Manbat
Tan 20 1--we with SIRE j b. platt
l. NJ Keys. of Oklahoma City. g.
here looking after buaincss matters.
The cotton market is quite al o
staudstill The price today is slighty
on the ri1e hut opeus each morning
lower
Rev. &. 81 Hili OF ronca. is in tho
city looking after bis property inter
eEts
Judge Strang vcot to El Reno Co.
day go attend court.
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Another


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Tonight fOangeias


an members ~ Guibrc loige Sa.
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who may be boz Guthrie are earnestly
requested t7 attend memorial serFirrh
or Lodge of sorroa December imh
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daily lntltei to Httn fnId meeting
in memory 80 the lau samae l Dfrf
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Tonight tUangehHe


$500 Nile, iu o. Pullman.
The new through passenger service
between kansas City and the Clty oi
Mexico was established boy the santa
Fe railroad on Nov 10 j; is worklrg
satisfactorily Tue comfort Of the
travellers a. better aud the profits Of
the railroad company are enhanced
You may step into a sleeping car al
Kansas City At $50 o'clock anc after
noon and II you stay an the car Tor
nearly four days you may a'ight fFCm
the Same car In the historic city OF
Mexico. The distance covered is al
most Q 500 miles without a change Of
cars, rechecking of baggage or other
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Farm Journal
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This offer should be accepted
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There are few ailments so uneom.
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be- cured bv using TABLEks BuCE
EYE PlLE OINTMENT Relief FOL,
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FROM piles cannot afford % neglect 90
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aud wheeler a Son.
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Bibles,
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Encyclopedias,
Historical and
Standard Works
Tons Of miscellaneous books.

All the late standard works by the
best authors
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presents.
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few days
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1.80 and $3.50 p m Daily.
Brookss bldg Harrison ave
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When you shoot any more trv Aus
TINS Crset shot Powder. better than
thc hest at Oismlth's
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Special sale on caDes. Jackets
and flf C0HGrettCs at tbc Gfa0a
io0ae, Sale continues GU WCcb
The Holly chieftain., 1899-10-13
OLD SOILS RIDE IN 1s4e.
Tlswsry Weather Predictions of the
Journalists of Long Ago.

Tlswsry Weather Predictions of the
Journalists of Long Ago.
In these days Of practical newspa.
per writing. in which bald facts are
expressed In the plainest and tersest
form. the nowery language indulged
In by some Of the journalists" half a
century ago sounds peculiar. The
following poetic convulsion was copied
BY one Of the local papers from the
New York Tribune In 1S49 as worthy
Of . high place In the newspaper lit
ersture Of the day:
''On Saturday evening at II minutes
and mildly over the autumnal equinox
and cast his golden anchor on the win
Try coast Of autumn. But as yet the
vast ocean Of air through which he
sails IL glowing and transparent with
the memory Of the long summer days
that have passed over 1t. darting their
rich beams to its very depths. Even
as We write. however, the remem-
brance fades. like the sky's blanching
souvenirs Of sunset. and In the dis
tAnce the cold ghosts of winter glare
and wave their frozen wings. which
creak on Icy hinges. while in the 81
lence Of midnight a prophetic voice Of
wailing and desolation means ntfully
At the easement"
Few people can contemplate this
specimen Of literary architecture with
ont experiencing . feeling Of awe and
sadness, with a few cold shivers on
the side. II 10 proef positive that the
profession has In some things gained
by what 1t has lost.-Albany Argus.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-10-13
FfnGer Nails.

1t has been computed that the average
growth of the finger nail Is one thirty
second Of an inch per week. or little
more than an inch and half per year.
The growth, however. depends to great
extent upon the rate of nutrition. and
during periods of Sickness or abstinence
1t is retarded.
1t is understood to go on faster in sum-
mer than In winter and differs for differ
ent fingers, being more rapid in the mid
die finger and slowcst in the thumb ac-
cordinG to one investigation and in the
little finger according to another
According to the rate OF growth stated.
the average time taken for each finger
nail to grow its full length is about III
months. and nt this rate man of 70
would have renewed his nails 1856 times.
Taking the length of each nail at half
an inch. he would have grown feet 8
inches Of nail on each finger and on all
bis fingers and thumbs an aggregate
length Of u feet inches.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-10-13
A cA.i. - u.cl.,.. xe.aeA.


Unciehood 10 about the hardest hood
man has to wear and, a. have observ-
Cd uncles and their habits. they either
poll OF repei the small chaps and chap
pesses who happen to be made their
nephews and nieces by an accident Of
birth. Uncles are either intensely
genial or intensely irritable. and rs .ar
rs am concerned II Is my belief that
our colleges should include in their car
rieuium . chair Of "uncleism."
Ubclshood 10 q relationship that man
has to accept. II Is thrust upon him.
He can't help himself. To be 4 father
% mother 10 matter OF volition. But
even In . free country like our own. II
. man has . brother or sister. he is
liable to ind himself an uncle at any
tims whether he wishes to be one or
not Then when 1t happens he's got to
reason out q course Of procedure with
out any basis in previous experience
John Kendrick Bangs In Woman's
Home Companion.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-10-13
A BRIGHT IDEA.
Bat weary's PARE Found . Fatal
Flaw In the scheme.

Uut "eary's Par1 round q Fatal
Flaw In the scheme.
Pete" exclaimed Meandering Mike.
I'm gittin res'lessw
Don't do it Take t'ings easy while
ye kin"
Ever since dropped into dat lee
ture hal, last winter to git warm I've
had somet'in on me mind, an | can't
git 1t loose. 1t rankles in me con
science an overhelms me wit e re'liz-
In sense Of de resistlessness OF fate.
Dis life amt nottin but one bard luck
story any way you take II. But man
OF brains kin sometimes git de best Of
de situation"
Dat lecture mus Of sunk into yer
system deep"
lit did. But I've got a scheme datll
help out De mex time we takes
freight train wen take one goin
east"
What fur7"
Ibid you ever hear of veIocityT
Sure. Dey's got tree wheels, an de
kinchens tries to run over you wit
EN-"
Oats close to. but not next. veloc-
ity is what de world moves wit It's
80 many miles a second. We're goin 1t
all de time. shown from west to east.
an when you thinks ye'rs restin it's on
ly another dslusion an a snare. Ye
can't stop movin."
Well" asked PloddIng Pete, discon-
tsntedly, -what're you going to do
about it,"
"Jes' what told ye. De worlds
movlu from west TO east. De only
chance TO neutralize de swiftness is to
take a train goin from east to west. |
dunno as we kin hope fur any actual
rspose, but It's de only chance see
fur comm anywheres near IT."
TITS Il bright idea. but 1t won't do"
why notT'
1T only works one way. We can't
keep on ridin west furever. An t'ink
OF de double eXertion when we have
to turn aroun an come de other way"
Washington Star.