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The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-08
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TEE prop"*iiinn tor J Constitn tiona' a'aendmert providing for the elect i,sis of Sen,l,etx by direct vote oi tue people hsss been iavor ably reported 10 the aenu,e The Senatorial scandals now before the public onght to result iu pushing alae idea along.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-08

ACCORDING to recent pnblica- tion, alledgcd to be 8 confession of an ex Spanish officer, the Maine was blown up under orders of the government of Spain. This may or may not be true, but il is certain that Spain paid dearly tor the destruction of the Maine, which was the real cause of the war.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-08
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DouarLE.> prennp'ed by the lih- eral',y of pn5iie contribn'i ions to the Jasiose iiand, 'b1li has beer, introdneed in Congress for the erection tt a stainte oi Gen. I1,,w- t'n in Washington. Eio deserves
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-08

Wu TING FoNG, the Chinese min ister to the United States, is mak- iug some of our best atterdinner speakers jealous by the frequency and the goodness of his banquet talkS
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-08

Miss MAUD GoNNE, .the Irish Joan Of Arc" has arrived in New York, 10 help along the anti-Eng fish talk. She is pretty. and when pretty women talk there is always enthusiasm, even if there is no action.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-08
DIRECTORY: :
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 STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS. f1oyernor Dan W Jones l. Secretary olstate 4; c. Hull. Auditor Clay 9l,"I,. :. Treasurer Ransom 1tilef : Attorney General Jel DAVIS State Lend Commissioner J. " Colquitt capiefJustice ,Hps Supreme Court s. R. coekriIl com Agriculture fTallN iadlI'
 w. E. Hemingway
 B. Battle,
 Associate Justices S ? E H1g5sss s@S,s,. UNITED STATES SENATOR'S. yames H. Berry Bentonviile O James K. Jones Nashlhs'oh
 JUDICIAL. v,aoe J, NJ Pitmah. j PTos Attorney J W Walker. f'0s. A'sflIs5 fIlIEsG5IsLATURE: S Representatiye r. C Buttt. aa-Legslature meets biennaily, Monday inJanuary.
 COUNTY OFFICERS. County Judge ,, :; sMapies C Circuit Clerk ; .AD. naney. County Clerk NJ. Glai,es. Sheriff G " alKer. Treasurer ,. n DoNey :, Assessor R. IL, Aha9isoH. :. t5onnty Examiner W.R. Phillips Tzz-fax collecting closes April io aE Assessments of real eSbate D1eHhlaliY anu per sonal property annually
 COURTS. fvircuitcourt convenes lst Mondays in Feb. an V Aug in WesUer,l District, and "rd Mondays sn Feb and Aug. in Eastern District County Gourt-Ist Mondays in Jan, April, July and Oct. Probate eCourt-Eastern D 3rd Mondays in an April, July and Oct. Western D 4th Mondays fin Jan April July and Oct.
 TOWNSHIP. Justices of the Peace. ". Butt q and \. G. Flaming. Contable. w. J. Wells
 LODGES. fyREES FokmsT LoDGE No. 404, F A. O Meets on Frid ay E on or befere the fE l moon O. each month, also on Friday two week t thereafter. A. $. GRIM, ". NJ. Green Pores Lodge No. ls5 L O. O. F. meets G every Wednesday evening ;30
 J. c Howard, N. G. F. 0. Butt, Sec.
 CHURCH SERVICES. " F. CuuRon SouTH--Services every second hA' Sunday il o'clock also at night. Prayer meeting Thursday night. sHss.f1afv Schoola33o. II. X. ARMSTRONG astor p ArTfsT-services every 3rd SrlsdaA .aa,5 sotur- post oaioe. sHaaeeYY'ss69sa s9ars ' to 5 m.
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The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-08

THIS year tho puilliclans have no bigger game than the vice pres, idency to waangle over, bat they are making the most nf that.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-08

THE news from the Boer war indicates that the British need a few officers of the Lawton-Rose- welt type A masterly retreat may be all right as military tactics, but victories are not won by retreat ing.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-08
THE New Jersey Legal Aid

THE New Jersey Legal Aid 1Ks. sociation, formed for the p9Aose ol furnishing legal aid to Ifs de
 serving poor, has deeLRed tha, divorce is a luxury tq~ which only those who can pay 96r Il are en. titled. Manx Sons have regard. ee .,! 9rSSls1fc1e S2li fce is a necessity, especial 'Iy when they wish to marry ngain.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-08

THE most iinporl'nt thing to re- mem Der ia every discussion is that the other fellow has just as much right to his opinion as you have to yUurS
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-08

e THE decision of the House that q polygansist 'cannot be Representa- tive is good as tar as 1t goes, but there aro other things " wbich ought to oar membership.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-08

SOME men never know when they have received kicking enough. Roberts, the p"iygafm'$t, is laik'ng 0 going to he U. 5. court in search Of vindicaiiou.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-08

IT IS said that Senator Cullum, who has held office for forty years, wishes to complete the halt-cen- Jury.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-08

SENATOR HALE, who was wig orous .opponeat of the war with Spain, is noW accnsed of trying to bring on war with Eneland.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-08

THE Paris Exposition is billed 10 open ill April, but will not be at it's best before June.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-08

SENATOR PULLMAN has been stir ring the Philippine question up with his little pilchfork.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-08

Entered at the post office at Green Forest, Ark as second class matter.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-08

Locals cents line each insertion. Origl- nal poetry 10 cents straight, cash in advance. Other rates given on application
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-08

Subscription Price Sl00 a Year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08
Captain and Crew Of Steamer
Ella Saved by the Georgian.
Captains Wife, Children and Nurse Res
cued--Sai|orS Jumped Into Sea With
Children Strapped to Their Backs.

New York, Jan. S.-The British
steamer Georgian. which arrived this
morning from London. rescued at sea,
on January 6. Captain STANCE and crew
of 80 men, also the captains wife, two
children and nurse of the German
steamer Ella, which foundered at sea the
same date, while on the voyage from
Perth Amboy for Halifax.
The Georgian sighted the Ella at p.
m, on January 5. in latitude Al. .33, lon
gitude 64.03. The Ella was burning
signals of distress and the Georgian
bore down quickly. Captain STANCE of
the Ella reported his vessel waterlogged
and his cargo so shifted that the
steamers decks were at an angle of
forty degrees.
The weather was stormy and Captain
Parker, OF the Georgian, decided TO
stand by until morning. At seven in
the morning, on the sixth, the
Georgians port boat was launched, and
made three trips. carrying all persons
on the Ella 10 the Georgian. During the
transfer TO the Georgans life boat the
men on the Ella were Obliged to jump
into the sea. Captain STANCES two
children were strapped on the backs of
the seamen. When the Georgian pro-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08
RUMoRs OF oUARRELs.
ISAAC A. SHERMAN DENIED
DISCHARGE FROM INSOLVENCY.

Judge Tillinghast I'm n rescript hand
ed down i'm the appellate court today
gives his decision,on the application OF
Isaac a. Shei,1au for a discharge as an
insolvent. The application IS denied,
his honor saying "The proof shows
that the petitioner has wrongfully
converted 20 his own use the sum of
S74a75 belonging 10 the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad COM
pany. which money was collected by
him ON certain freight bills placed in
his hands for collection. I'm view OF this
fact do not think the petitioner Is en-
titled 90 a discharge.
Petition dismissed"
The case was heard on Saturday last
and Mr. sherman said he had been coll
lcC,ing freight bills Tor the railroad
company for 90 years. always deposit
inr tho money lu the bank in his own
ul1nn--EuL- 5000 has hon paid on The
t1ie III collected tTe gave "a check on
hie bank FOR The amount the railroad
comuauv wae entitled Co but owing 20
financial difficulties Mr. Sherman about
the aamo timp bccamn Involved in The
check was no. paid. Buehoe fho cash-
ier NJ the freight department who gave
tho bills TO sherman % collect. was
obliged nv tho railroad company 90
make good - $500 or more Sherman
was in default.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08

ceeded the Ella was fast settling, and
she soon sank.
Capt. Stange reports that on Jan.
the Ella which was bound from Perth
Amboy for Halifax with coal, ran into
heavy northwest gale which gradual
ly increased 10 a hurricane, accompan-
led by tremendous seas, which swept
over the vessel. The steamer rolled and
plunged violently in the heavy sea At
III p. m. the cargo shifted and the ves-
sci was thrown on her beam ends. The
crew were set to work TO trim the cargo
in order to right the vessel. but owing
TO the heavy sea and the plunging OF
the ship they were compelled TO aban-
don their efforts.
The Ella then became unmanageable
with her decks at an angle OF 10 de-
grees, the sea breaking over her fore
and art continually. During this time
Capt Stange was thrown violently TO
the lee rail Of the bridge and <ainfuiIy
injured.
The Ella was steel vessel, built at
Newcastle. England. in 1888 and was
formerly named Abydes. She register
ed 2117 tons gross and 1910 tons net Her
hailing port was Apenrade. Germany,
where she was owned by NJ. Jobson.
She has been for some time under
charter to the Munson line in the fruit
trade with the West Indies.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08
At THE CITY HALL.
Large Number Of Citizens Settling
Their Water Accounts.
Harhur and show Committees Meet CON-
missioner Smith Much Improved.

The line of water rate payers is long
er than ever at the city treasurer's Of
flee today and there appears TO be a
great anxiety upon the part OF the peo-
pie TO settle their bills before the time
expires at o'clock on Friday after
noon next, after which time If bills re-
main unpaid the water may be shut OFT
without further notice. and the sum or
s. will be added 10 the amount Of the
bill before Il is turned on again. On
Saturday $50 bills were paid and VIZ
9lglS was collected. making a total up
TO that time Of 6Si7 bills paid and SlO4,-
g66 90 collected.
The Joint standing Committe on har-
bors is holding a meeting in Council
Clerk Hayden's office this afternoon,
mainly FOR organization, and the alder
manic committee on shows met I'm COM
mittee room \, at 3 O'Clock. and DIS
cugsed various matters.
Commissioner OF Public Works smith
ia SO much improved i'm health that he
was able 20 take drive vs. morning
He had intended 90 visit his Office to-
day for A short time. but decided not
10 overtax his strength. and he VIII
probably not appear at City Han for
a day or two.
Superintendent Of Health Chaplin re-
ports new cases of scarlet fever on
Flora and Printery streetss and one new
case of scarlet fever on Lime street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08
GIFF0RD'S BODY FOUND BADLY
TORN BY A CHARGE OF SHOT.

Barnstable. Mass. Jan S.-A search
ing party which had been formed
among the citizens Of this place when
the disappearance Of Merrill Clifford. 10
years OF age was announced yester-
day. found the body of the boy on the
platform Of the bath house OF Prof.
Taussig at Cotuit. late last night. He
had been Instantly killed by the acci-
dental discharge OF his gun. His left
side had been badly torn, and his gun
was found sticking up in acrack on the
platform.
II was thought that the boy, who
had been shooting squirrels, had either
rested his weight upon the muzzle Of
the gun. and In some manner caused
n 60 slim down through a crack and
explode or that the weapon had been
discharged while ne was endeavoring
20 extricate IL from its position.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08
IS A VICTIn OF ENVY
AND OF IGNORANCE.
Prof. Schenk's Comment on His
Censure by the Faculty of the
University of Vienna.

Vienna, Jan. s.-Prof. Samuel L.
Schenk ,sssae professed discoverer of the
secret Of sex. who was censured by the
faculty OF the University Of Vienna, of
which he is n member. made the fol-
lowing statement yesterday:
Il am a victim Of the envy and igno-
rance OF the Vienna University profess
sors. but lose nothing by their action.
on the contrary. IL sets me free to pur-
sue my system unfettered by the chains
Of professional etiquette by which me-
diocrity resuains Independent re-
search
Long before published anything on
my system I treated numberless wo-
men successfully. and my parctlce be-
came 80 large that ! had Co revert TO
the discovery 10 avoid the censure OF
the University.
"Now | will establish myself in
Switzerland or America. and openly
practice my system, which has only
been partially explained I'm my book.
II hope % do FOR the Gar Of Russia
what / have already done for Arch
duke Frederick. for whom my treat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08
SUCCESSFUL INAUGURATION
OF MAYOR WILSON Of NEWTON.

Newton. Mass. Jan. s.--Mayor Ed
ward n. Wilson was stsroissfully inau-
gurated for "a second term in this city
today. The exercises attending the
ceremony were held at CITY Han. West
Newton. and were attended by "A large
audience. including city officials and
many -t,rsraineui citizens
The board OF lidermen-elect also re-
ceived the oath OF Office and entered
upon their duties
The retiring board OF aldermen con-
vened ~ 2 O'Clock. and an hour was oc-
cumed In the transaction or routine
business prior 90 the 0nal adjournment.
shortly after o'clock the board -elect
took their seats followed by the invited
guests.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08
BOYS IN BATTLE.
Fierce Encounter Between Contending
Forces al Chicago.
Rifles, ShOtguns and RsyoIssrs Uset---SsV-
eaI COmbatan'S Injured.

Chicago. Jan. s.. Little Charles Hos
worth footed a tin horn Sunday after
noon on the prairie at Westera aud Wa
bansia avenues and Immediately a hun
dred boys sprang ''to arms at the inn
provised bugle call. "A great battle had
been arranged and the two armies of
fifty boys each advanced toward each
other military fashion.
a neighboI.hood feud started the mat
ter and, under the truce OF white dag
the boys had agreed 70 fight the battle
of san Juan Hin.
Many OF the boys hal rifles and shot
guns most OF them unloadcd fortunate
ly. Those who could not got guns had
brooms or sticks.
Some OF the boys had revolvers. The
two armies threw themselves upon one
another with a fury little short Of a
real engagement
While the battle ragged tho pattol
wagon came tearing O. the scene. llig
policemen charged the combined Amer
lean and Spanish forces and when the
smoke and dust had cleared away the
youthful warriors could be seen disat
pearlng toward all points ~ the co'n-
pass. ON the battleheld wounded and
moaning lay several boys. Tho wCr
Injured was Lieut." Harry Johusonli
years OF age. and a Spanish officer"
was shot IN the back. The Spanish
commander. General Artie stqndt
had a bullet wound In hi lett leg Oth-
ers had sllghter injuries. hut none ~
the boys was seriously hurt They were
taken 20 their homes Later thf police
arrested Emil Gustafson aged li. WHO
they claimed. fred ihe bullets which,
hit the two Spanish officer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08

ment secured man child after his
wlfe had borne eight daughters"
Dr. Samuel l.. Schenk has for years
been considered the leading embryol-
ogist of Europe. In January. 1895. ne
hrst announced that he had discovered
the secret OF sex after twenty years OF
experiment. By his own choice. he said.
he was the father OF six boys.
week ago Prof Schenk was CEN
sured by the faculty OF the University
OF Vienna. In consequence he was ad-
vised by the government 20 resign his
post as president OF the EmbryoIoRlcal
institute connected with the university.
The minister Of the interior gave Prof.
Schenk permission TO retire on a PEN
sion.
The other professors In the university
objected to Dir Schcnk's sensational
method of publishing his discoveries
relative 20 the secret OF sex His asso-
ciates regarded his work as purely sci
entihc ana thought IL should not have
been employed for self-advertlsing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08

Philip Lodge. #, NJ, and a charter
member.
Stephen Wrightington. superintend-
ent of poor, was found TO have expired
in his bath tub at his residence on
Franklin street, Saturday evening. He
was Y years DID, and he leaves a Wild
ow two sons and a daughter.
Mrs. Mary BELOW. wife OF George
BELOW. died while passing from her
home TO that OF her sister in the city,
at 10 o'clock, Saturday evening. She
was about 6O years of age.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08
THREE SUDDEN DEATHS
OCCUR in FALL RIVER.
Heart Failure Kills Mr.. Anthony.
rlr. Wrightington Expires in Bath
tub and Mrs. BELOW on Street.

Three sudden deaths occurred in Fall
River between Saturday and Sunday
midnight
Edward S. Anthony, one Of the oldest
druggists in this city, and prominent
man died at IL O'Clock Sunday night.
suddenly, from heart failure. He had
been about Saturday. but at p. m,
Sunday, he was taken i'll, and passed
away later. He was treasurer of King
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08
1ai,on.. PhenoKtsphs.

Mr. ockei. - wey bosset street. has put in
a complete line OF Genuine Edison Hhono.
graphs and Records ANY iu'tIuinent from
Oa,ers is sure TO be perfectly adjusted ana
right Call snd hear the concert. All the
latest records tn annie supply.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08
]. A. FOSTER COMPANY,
WeNbosset and Dorrance streets.

BOARD N PRIVATE FAMILY
Room un lower flooT with bath al<>
of parlDr Terms reasonable. 81 steve
art street.
WANTED-YOU TO LEARN MAGIC
and Coniuring. Give private and pub
lie exhibitions and make money. Write
FOR testimonials. etc. Address PROF
s. u. LEWIS, Drawer Ji2 Syracuse,
~. Y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08
TO cust LacRIpps IN TWO DAYS

Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money n IL
fails to cure. + w. Groves signature
8 on each box. z5c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08

Thc number We plnnnci fn scli NOT 0uife
reached. Better % seni 90 icndars uov ~ ~
Jan T. Have made low ffirfs on balance.
The J. }. Ryder Co, a. Washington.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08
TROOPS ELATED.
GRAvE APPREHENsIoN.

In spite OF reports OF the ultimate
success Of Gen. Whites forces in repuls
ing the Boer assaurt on tHtysTTTfrf1, tt1e
country refuses 10 emerge from the pa
roxysm of apprehension into which il
was thrown by the publication OF ~
last words OF the photographed messdee
from Gen. White; Very hard pressed"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08
CRAPHOPHONES.

Graphophone parties are just
now the popular form OF house en-
tertainment, and t<deservedly so.
There's a great deal Of pleasure
in the realistic production of the
famous songs and marches.
These prices should put
Graphophone into every home in
Providence.
A good Graphophone In n bent
oak cabinet, l0-inch concert 7ro
horn and reproduccr ........... J,JU
The Eagle Graphophone. in
bent oak case. 2-way hear
ing tube. 1O-inch horn. re-
producer. double spring mo-
tor. runs two records with10 m
The Columbia Graphophonc
tandem spring motor, runs
six records, one winl ng.
fancy oak cabinet 2-way
hearing tube. speaking tube.
recorder and reprOducer, the ng ~
best machine FOR the home BE-. LJUJ
10000 Columbia" and Edison Records
TO select from.
The various machines are on exhibition
at our store at all times.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08
Said TO Have Crossed Tuge|a
River and Captured 12GunS.
Now Marching on LadySmith-- General
French Reports That He Has Re-
pulsed BurgherS at EVeryPoint

London, Jan. s.-6:25 p. ma rqmor
is current in the city that Gen. Butler
has crossed the Tugela river captured
10 guns and is now marching on Lady
smith.
WHITE REPULSES BOERs.
London, 3:43 p. m.-The war office
has just published the following dis
patch from Gen. Butler:
"Frere Camp, Natal. Jan. S.--The fol-
lowing is from White. dated ? p. m.
yesterday: An attack was commenced
on my position, but was chiefly against
Caesars camp and Wagon hill The
enemy was in great strength and push
ed the attack with the greatest courage
and energy. Some OF our entertainments
on Wagon hin were three times taken
by the enemy and. retaken by US. The
attack continued until 7:30 a. m. one
point In our position was occupied by
the enemy the whole day. But at dusk
in a very heavy rainstorm they were
turned out Of this position at the point
OF the hayonet In a most gallant man
ner blythe Devons, led by Col. Park.
TROOPS ELATED.
"'Col. Hamilton commanded on Wag-
on hill and rendered valuable services.
The troops have had a very trying time
and have behaved cXcellently. They
are elated at the service they have rem
dered the queen.
The enemy ws-e repulsed every
where with very heavy loss, greatly
exceeding that on my side. which will
be reported as soon as the lists are
Completed.'"
GRAVE APPREHENSION.
In spite Of reports OF the ultimate
success Of Gen. Whites forces in repuls
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08

London merchants deposit their money
the Mint i'll the Tower.
One Charles confscated the whole
and then they established banks.
In these enlightened days people with faith banks
their and often suffer consequences
them Du foreshadowed by the experience -eceEuries
Christopher Gedney Of Flushing L. L. put his earnings IN
bottle which he buried in the cellar Last Monday
to get 1t and off his mortgage The gone
his all.
After the merchants lost their gold they created banks de-
posted them and perhaps the richest
Gedney and his the cellar
lives III New York State odaybroken spirit
The moral plain Find good bank and leave your little
hoard there.
The Union Trust Company good bank will glad
place earnings its Participation Account allow you
Union Trust Company,
l3S Weybosset Street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08

Butmsn rueksf's Laundry.
Shirts. Collars ard cuffs sp .CiaIties.
lxtra care with ColoTed Goods
order our team. Agencies everyw here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-08
8 0(,KS!

Have reacted several points in the past two days.
Purchases made on scale down with a good margin
will pay at the very least IS per cent profit before
February
Norfolk & Western, Ches & Ohio Southern Rail
way preferred North American Atchson, Leather.
Louisville & Nashville, Wheeling stocks, Ontario &
Western and Big Four are growing and will gradually
seek much higher level regardless of what the balance
of the stock market may do. Any who can pro-
duce liberal margin and sufficient courage to buy
any of these securities when weakest can make two
hundred per cent profit during the year 1900
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-05-17

sIScr MOTHER TOOK TO pomTlrs.

Sine, mother took 10 politics
Wehardlyknow where we're at.
She copies all OF papa's tricks
And even wears his boots and hat;
She howls about the nations woes
And at the other party kicks
And what will happen, no one knows,
Since mother took to politics.
The house is never half to rights,
We never get enough to eat;
The kids look like the horrid rights
One sees in tatters on the street;
When pa comes home from work, he
sets
Up half the night his clothes to fix,
And every one just stews and frets
Since mother took to politics.
Sometimes they chance to meet, aud
then
They argue till the air gets hot,
And he calls her a misft hen,
And she calls him a Hottentot;
And 'twouldn't s'prize if 'twould get
So bad that they'd be throwing
bricks
And things at one another yet,
Since mother took to politics.