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the stable of W. ". Evans, mas shown him
self to be one OF the fastest horses at the
track. After working three slow heats the
geldng paced fourth heat in 2:ni2, last
quarter in 3lh seconds. and repeated in
gl1a4.
Harry Benedict, trainer for the Bailey
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Central baseball League.


Danville H.. July Sat a meeting Of the
Central Baseball League Tits evening the follow
ing officers were elected: President H. r.
Schmitt. Tcrre Haute: vice president. H l. MI
Ter. Decatur: treasurer. &. ]. Levernse Danville:
secretary. George J. Wagner, BLOOMINGTON.
Peoria and Jacksonville had no business repre-
scntatves present and were dropped from tho
league The second series of the saason will open
July 10 with rerre Haute at Danvii.e ant Bloom-
irgtor at Decatur. The second half of the sea-
son will be a foUr-cIub league and all the clubs
will strengthen up with fresh PLAYERS. Blooming
ton was declared the winner of the first half Of
the season. which closed TODAY
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Alton 2, st. Charles I.


St Charles No. July 9Th. Alton Blues.
accompanied by special excursion z some -9g
RIOTERS. here to-day AMI gave t7-
Browns a lovely iiclNing-a 10 /. schwartz
In the box for the visitors. ard he had The home
team completely at his merry. allowing them
but three hits end one them being Of tns
very scratchy order. Clayton made several pretty
ca tch.s In left field and Stamm and Schlemn
played great ball on the infeld. Next sunday Ina
Globe Democrat team of 81; Louis VIII meet
the Browns. and Alton will play the crack
Oakland. III. club in Alton on Saturday and
SUNDAY The
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TEAM AVERAGES.
NcGraw StiIi Leads the st. Louis
lea m With the Bar.

McCiraw leads the batters Of the ST.
Louis team with an ever-increasing aver
age. Every regular member Of the St
Louis team. bar McGann. and virtually in
Guiding the catchers. Is batting 800 OF bet
ter. KeiSter and Robinson are right at that
mark The fielding averages also show i'm
pTOvemen;. The figures:
Individual Battling Records
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stable, has in addition two fast ones belong
ing 10 W. q. Brown of Shelbyville. Halle
II. b.. 2:20 worked Il mile in 2:l5s,. last quar-
ter in 81 seconds. and May Bell by ST Bells
Boy, mile in 2:i5A. half in 105i.. Although
Mr.. Bailey has purchased large ranch in
until fall
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REPI EfI' SI'Et|lAI.
jacksonville. Ill. July s.--Blroming;on took
the third game from Jacksonville. score. y TO
IL Searies pitched a strong game for the home
team up TO the eighth inning VIXEN he weak
ened and gave bloomington four runs. The
score: -
Jacksonville % ! e-I! IS
Ratteries-Sea-les and Cadgan; Sample and
Rollins.
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BeiIeviIle Clerk. Defeated.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Quincy H. July S.-The Belleville Clerks
were defeated here to-day by Of II to
: by the quincy Reserves. Two thousand per-
cons witnessed the game
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Gill Bros. y. Springfield I.


Springfield H.. July s-Gin Bros Of St Louis
opened the season this afternoon. The Gill Bras.
won after of the finest and fastest gamss
ever played. by q score Of eto2 The features OF
the game were the fielding Of Castigan. batting
Of Rack0f and Clidncfe and battery work OF
Belts ard Hecker and Hoffmans fielding Scorr:
x. ii. +.
Gill Bros.......... o o SIS I
Springfield -. o o 0 0 90 .
Batteries: Sprineheld-weieh and Fehr: GIL
Rros.-Hecker and Belts.
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Morley .. Poplar Binn ..

KEVT BIG SFFIIAIA
Morley No. July s.-One Of the best games
OF the year played to-day between Morley
and Poplar Bluff III" home team y inning by a
score 81 I. to > After the first inning MGrlry
played great Nall. The features OF the game
we're the magnificent pitching Of McCrew and
the catching Of Walsh Of Morley and the fast
tnfield playing OF Poplar SiuT- BatterIes-Mc-
Grew and Walsh: Gross and Potts
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Moberfy Won.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

z ,
Moberly. Aho-. July s.-Noberiy won from Mex
leo here to-day by score OF ii To 6. Mex;-
80 went 10 pieces in the seventh inning, allow
ing MOberly to cinch the game. Following is
the score by innings:
Moberly 49,. :. -. Il 2 0 Oil
Mexico 1911 1t
Hits-Moberiy IL Mexico 10. Batteries: No
b.rly-Casale and Wilcox. Mexico-Hayes and
u Donneu.
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-ce-auarters Of a mile.


FRS; Race-Obia. Ampere Adelar,e
Second Rehabilitation. Judge Steadman Re-
catta.
Third RaCa-Graves. Mound City. Zanetto.
Fourth Racs-FUTEet Not. I-Iias rross.nolina-
Fifth Race-Piuoch,e. Winter. HI Kollor.
Sixth Race Danish. Theory. Dol.ie Wietaoff.
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Lebanon 10, Home brewery 3.

REPT-BLIC SPECIAL
Lebanon H., July S.-The Lebanon team de-
feaied the Home brewery Of st. Louis to-day
Score:
ho Gsno Brewery .r : ........s SScSooSS
Batteries: Iebgnon-Swaers and Rosche
Homrs-Riley and Miller. Struck out-By Swaer
8. by Riley 1
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the thirteenth inning to-day a miserable de-
cision by Emslie and scratch hit. Score:
Cincinnati.
- a L
.pat:el FOR Hahn in thirteenth Stated FOL

sRat.ei for Hahn in thirteenth iBattei for
Kennedy In eighth.
Cincinnati 0 . o o 0 %
Brooklyn. :. % . . IA
Earned Rrookiyn =. Cincinnati !. Two
has. hits Kennedy /. Double plays-Steinfeldc
o. Eockley l: Kennedy to pahlen 40 Jennings |.
r,irrbed l4l- Hahn / Struck out-Hahn 3 Ken
nt,iy s. Kitson ). VIII pitch-Kennedy !. At
tendance 500 Tfme-Two hours and hfty-fivs
minutes Jmrare--EUlsiie
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pEpr-pIJS. SPECIAL.

Sedalia. Mo. July s.-The Schnelzers Of Kan
sas city and the Sedalia club played an exciting
The local team tied The score in the ninth in
ming and out In the tenth. The score:
Sedalia 2; SchmelZers, l.
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Columbus Victorious.

REPCBIiIC SPECIAL
Trenton ILL.,. July s.-The home team met its
first defeat here To-day at the hands OF the
Cplum5ias OF ST. Louis. Score, q to 3 Bat
terles: Trenton-Ohlana and Welz. Coumbias
Wallace and Wallace.
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ST. LOJ-TS.
pITTSEIRG

Earned runs-St Louis Q Pittsburg J. Two
base hits-lionoVan !, Beaumont !. Three base
Lits-M ailacs / Donovan l. Home runs-tllrsstt
2, NcCiann / Double PLAY s-Keister and Crger
/. Keister. wallace and McCiaun /; Leach Ely
ana Cooley l.. BASES on hails-'Bf M"ekiu > of
Mo CTceTy l. Stolen bases S:ihoff I. M-Csaua I,
Criger l. Wild pitches-Meek.n ]. IcCreery /.
Struck out-By Young :. Time-.wo hours and
five minutes. UmpiIc-Hurst
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De Soto Brakemen Won.

RErUBL1- SPECIAL
De Soto. No. July s.--The De Soto Brakemen
defeated the Libertys Of St Louis in a warm
game. Score. :. to s. Eatteri-s: Brakemen-
{ Rourke and Esck: Iibertys-Newman and
ZCmtledge. Hits-Brakemen 6. Libertys Il.
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.Bowermsn bat;ed Tor Carrick in the ninth
inning.
Chicago 80 D o 8 o Ill
New York -.-......-....0 0 o 90 Ia
Earned runs-,hicago :. New York l. Left
on hasss-Chicayo =. New York l1 T-vo.bas Sc
hitsBradley 2 ponahue l. Mccarthy 1 Mertes
/, Green ?, clingfnan ]. Cunningham / Setback
j. Doyle l. Home run-Ryan !. stolen bases
-Mertes L Double plays-Ryar l. Childs and
Donahue l. struck out-By Carrlck 3. Base
on bals-Of Cunningham g. or Carrick l. Time
One hour and hfty-fve minutes. Umpire
O'Day.
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Chicago Z. Milwaukee O.

Milwaukee. Wis. July s.-Comiskey's team had
a walkaway to-day, shutting Milwaukee out by
a score Of to 0. Patterson was in great form
and held the home team down TO five hits. The
fielding of Conroy and Hartman and a wonder
tu! catch by Mcfarland were the features.
Score:
r. II. 4.
Milwaukee =. .....0 o o 0 o o 0 90 5 2
Chicago -. ......o o . 30 IL IL 1
Batteries: MISUNDERSTANDING and Smith
Chicago-Patterson and Buckley,
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BtS.BiLL GOSSIP.
Hcidrick's He'd Lc%-Nhy OConaor
Did Not Catcb-Not~s

Heidrick. the crack center fielder of the
st. Louis club. will have his lame leg put
in ii plaster case this morning For a week
he will lie abed and give the torn muscle,
sinew, igament or whatever II is a chance
To get right or quit hurting. Then he will
Try to play bali.
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CHICAGO II, NEW YORK 3.
Anarchists Touched CarricE Up for
All Kinds of Hits

Chicago. July s.-Carricks pitching was very
easy for the chicagos to-day. six singles. nine
doubles and four-haRger giving them a one
sided victory. Both teams played poorly In the
field Attendance. 10le Score:
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MiuueauOlis e. Kansas CITY

kansas City, NO.. July S.-Hemphiil in the sun
field misjudged two long nies today. which gave
the visitors one run. Coughi.n's brilliant che
hand catch in she eighth inning feature OF
the game. Both pitchers steady and kept
their hits scattered. Attendance. iop@. Score:
u. IL. L.
Kansas City,. 0 Q 1-2
Minneapolis ...... o 0 o 0 . o 2-i IG 3
Batteries: Kansas City-Ies and Wilson; Min
Il cl.s-Ba,!ey and Jacklitsch.
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Buffalo II, Cleveland q.

BIZ ffalo. n. Y. July S-Cleveland did not begin
10 get into to-dsys game until the sixth inning,
too late TO think of victory, for the Buffsos had
gathered in eleven runs early in the contest.
Iitt hcr Hofsr taken out OF the box the
first inning for Indifferent playing. Score:
II. II. E
buffalo ...........4 oil IA 2
Cleveland ....-... 0 1 Is 10 4
Batteries: Buffalo-Anole and Shreckengost;
CieN elani-Hoffer. C.hech and Sules.
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Mount Olive Won.
prprpIJC SPECIAL

REPURLIC SPECIAL
Iitchfed. ILL.,. July s.-A baseball game was
played here to-day between Mount Olive and
Ltchfield- The score stood Is to 10 in favor Of
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RENO RUNCK LOST TO RUTZ.
Connecticut Man Outpedaied Ohioan
Three Times.

Cincinnati. o.. July s.-The feature at the
Chester Park bicycle races to-day was the
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Dialect.

Dialect is not hlmcr. per sc. and yet when
most people run across broken English they
al once conclude that a joke has been
cracked-Detroit Journal
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Don,tnick still heads the list of winning
Jockeys. although he had been on the
ground for a week. 1t is very probable
that the good little rider will resume his
riding to-day. as latest reports have it that
all differences between Master Dominick
and Owner Hughes have been AMIGA bly, set
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Jack OConnor was to have caught Meek
IN yesterday. hut the little finger ~! his
tight hand was out Of whack. Ii i shire w.i-
iy suspected that OCOnnvr did not want
TO catch MeelIin, for he knew that the biz
fellow vas in Tor licking. You know a
licking from his dear. old pal. Tebeau Is
something more than Jack could stand for
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motor-paced professional race. mile heats.
best three IN i've. between Reno Runck. Gin
cinnatt. and W. A Rutz Of New Haven,
Conn. Rutz won three straight heats and
the race. Time-1:59, 200. BOG.
The amateur events were devoid OF inter-
esf{rG features.
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=. Charles.

81. Charles ...-.----....--.9 . . e-t
summary: Earned runS-Alton 1. Two base HRS
Griffin J. Elaherty l. ZoeIlers /. Kicks i.
Schwartz /. Three-base hits-Hiob ]. Doubis
plays-DavldsOn. Stamm amt B-de !: ScheTrm
and Bode / Struck out-Isy Schwartz .. Left on
bsse--AItCr L. ST. Charles l. Hit by pitched
hali-!3y Young l. Stolen bases-Zoellers i, Stein
/. Hob J. OConro- /. Schwartz l. Bases on
balls-Of Schwartz I.
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Which. With Base on Balls and
Wild Pitches. Yielded Four
teen Runs-Hurkctt's Ter
rifle Home Run Drives.
CLUB STANDING.
Yesterdays Games.

National League American League.
-. Louis Il. P1tts , Minneapolis 4. *. =. =.
,hirago II, Ne. York S. Tula'p H. cleveland >;
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Central League Gal me.

KEpUBI.IC STtIIAT-
Danville Ill. July s.-Baseban. Central
League. Score.
r. II T.
Peoria. .. ........5 l %. l.
Batteries: panvilie-Coons and Jessup. Peoria
--Popp and Mcclure.
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blood Poison. all stages positively cured Charges
low. Out-cf-town patients treated BY mail, Book
Cor sultatioa FREQ. Call write. Hours q m.
to p Sundays 10 to u m
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W e.fc-n Lergue.

r. f.
Sioux city - e99 - :
Ratieri,s-Parvin and Cole; Hughes and VII
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Pueblo. ...--...-.0 o Q i--3 =
Eatteries-Eyler and sullivan: johnson and
ham
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Mr.. ]. NJ. Hunt Is delighted by the vic
and Pittsburg Prior to Saturday the st.
Louis team had been going first TO bat and
sent the visitors to the bat and won. The
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-09

The diamond given Jack OConnor by his
St. Louis friends when the Pirates we're
here last is the envy of the League They
say that 1t is the finest stone worn by any
man playing bali. There are a few good
'Cecn Rhodes" in the profession at that.
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To-Dnys Schedule.

Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
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same thing was done yesterday with ex-
cellent result. To say that Mr.. Hunt was
pleased is using very moderate Language
TO describe IL very immoderate condition OF
physical and mental jubilation in profess
sional jubilator.
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S9-cIMCIMNATl-Se
AND RETURN
Via B. & O. S-Ws
Going July 10. II, II and II.
Long Return Limit.
Ticket Omces: Broadway and Locust
and Union Station.
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III. OFT IAN, = SPECIALIST

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To-Dny's Fair Grounds Entries.

First race. purse. hve-eiehths of a mile. 2
YeSr-nlda.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-05-11
REPUBLICAN COUNTY coNvEN.
TON.

To the Republican Electors OF the
County of Burleigh, State of North
nakoto.
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be able quickly to pass upon the merits
Of the controversy.

be able quickly to pass upon the merits
Of the controversy.
Whichever way the matter is decided
in congress, there is a widespread feel
ing in Washington among men who
are recently from Alaska and know
something of the temper of the miners,
that the alien claims will not be
worked by the California syndicate. or
anybody representing it. 1t is said
that the miners are already arranging
to use force if necessary. and have
boldly announced that if congress re-
fuses to come to their aid-as it has
now done, through the action of the
senate-they will take the law into
their own hands, take possession of
the contested claims, drive out the
aliens, or those representing them, and
proceed to dig the gold themselves.
That there will be trouble as the result
of the probable action of congress
would seem to be highly probable.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-05-11
A THOUSAND G

Could not express the rapture of
Annie E. Springer, Of 1925 Howard
street, Philadelphia, Pa, when she
found that DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption had completely cured
her Of a hacking cough that for many
years had made life a burden. All
other remedies and doctors could give
her no help, but she says of this royal
cure-"it soon removed the pain in my
chest and I ear now sleep soundly,
something I can scarcely remember
doing before. I feel like sounding its
praises throughout the universe" So
will every one who tries DR.. Kings
New Discovery for any trouble of the
throat, chest or lungs. Price SOC and
$1.OO. Trial bottles free at P. C. Rem
ington's drug store; every bottle guar.
anteed.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-05-11

Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to treat
ment by Ely's Cream Balm, which is agree
ably aromatic. 1t is received through the
nostrils, ~cleanses and heals the whole sur
face over which it difuses itself. Druggists
sell tho soc. size; Trial size by mail, 10
cents. Test it and you are SUR ia, continue
the treatment.
Announcement,
To accommodate those who are partial
to the use of atomizers in applying liquids
into the nasal passages for catarrhal aou-
1ks, the proprietors prepare Cream Balm in
liquid form, which will be known as Ely's
Liquid Cream Balm. Price including the
spraying tube 10 rs cents. Druggists or by
mail. The liquid form embodies the med
icinal properties Of the solid preparation.
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A Liberal Offer.

The Northwestern newspaper which Is
conceded the largest circulation is thu
Minneapolis Tribune. AS an all round
purveyor of information and entertaining
reading its popularity is the best proof Of
its ascendency.
What the Daily Tribune is to the citv
people the Twice Week edition Of tho
same publication, the Farmers Tribune
is to that great majority of the people of
the state who are too busy to read =
daily paper.
The Twice-a-Week Farmers Tr;h,,no
is, to all intents and purposes, the farm
ers daily. It is a condensation of the
news for the three days preceding the
date of publication and it contains Tho
very latest news up to the hour Of poino
to press. e
The Farmers Tribune does not nra.
sumo to take the place Of the home
weekly, but it supplies the place lust
outside of the sphere of the home
and in this capacity it is of the hiohest
value to a large majority of the peonla ~
the northwest.
The Bismarck Tribune has made a.
rangements with the publishers Of The
Farmers Weekly whereby it is enabled
70 make the most liberal and astonish;no
offer we eve made.
II you are now a subscriber for tho
Tribune we will send you The Farmers,
Tribune (twice.a-week) with your Maid.
%in-advance renewal Of SUBSCRIPTION -
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EDITORS AWFUL PL.uHT.

+. NJ. Higgins, editor Seneca, Glls.)
News, was afflicted for years with
piles that no doctor " remedy helped
until he tried Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
writes two boxes wholly cured him.
It's the surest Pile cure on earth and
the best salve in the world. Cure guar
anteed. Only % cents. Sold by P. G.
Remington, druggist.
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Gen. Topping of Grand Forks has gone
to Colorado, where he expects to make
his future home. The genial general is
n Of the best known and most popular
men in the state, and his hosts of friends
will regret his departure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-27
The French Duel.

The French duel it is fearful, Each year
il becomes more terrible. Once 1t consisted
In Drawing the damp chills Of an early
rising to face at range of 100 yards "A
shot from 4 pistol whose greatest range
was fifty yards. The duel was narrowing
In its expense even then. There We're car
riagCS to hire. there was the necessary ab-
sinti:e and there was the chance OF recon-
c:lid.iou afterward. From being. as then,
an ordeal from which even brave men
might well shrink. the French duel has to.
day become something ferocious in its saw
agery.
Take the encounter between this Comts
de CdstclIaae and Ferdinand de Rodays
which is row occupying the attention of
the civilized world. The former is the hus-
band of Il Gould; the latter editor of the
Figaro. They dispute and the world is con-
Nuised- Column accounts are flashed in all
directions II IS duel which means ruin
for both. II is financial encounter point
ing 10 enormous earnings for the cable
companies DE Rodays in his paper saws
that Casteilane has host money in stocks
and has gone 10 borrow money from his
brother-in-law. Castellane receives this
blow As he lands in New York He rushes
n1adIy 70 Il cable office and sends one hum
dr0d dollars worth of denunciation over the
sirss 10 Paris. De Rodays reels under the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-27

There's things that need attention, an
they need it mighty quick;
There's most too much excitement here at
Pohick on the Crick.
There's too much wild uncertainty through
out the atmosphere.
l never know jes' when to say "Hurray"
or shed tear.
They tell u tale of fightin' thaell make
your breath come fast;
But fust accounts somehow don't seem to
tally with the last.
Them censors keep me guessin'. I'm a
martyr on the rack.
They say a thing one minute an the next
they take 1t hack.
1t can't help kind o hinderin an argument
to know
That what you hear this mornin' in the
evenin won't be so.
So read the advertiser page. It alus
tells what's true.
They're sticain' to the same Oh things my
happy childhood knew.
AM as fur all the tightin' news OF so much
consequence,
I'll buy a history book an read about it
some years hence.
They've got my poor head achtn' till IT,
nearly fit to crack
BY the way they keep a-sayin' things an
tahin' OF EN- back