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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-02-21
ALL ACTING IN CONCERT.
and Resubmission-
lists Are Pulling Together.

Wichita, Kas., Feb. 16.--A Beacon
special from Derby, Kas., says;
At Derby, Sedgwick county, there
are three jointists who have been
running without license. The people
demand either prohibitions or high IL
cense.
A demand was made, Friday night,
that the joints close at noon Satur-
day. The demand was needed and
the sale has ceased. A meeting has
been called and jointists will be or
derer to remove their fixtures. The
resubmissionists there arc acting in
concert with the prohibitionists, on
the ground that the strict enforce
ment of the law will result in its re-
peal.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-02-21

Grave. earnest. disniiod. Unspoed. sincere.
He lived above tho fetid atmosphere
OF puny seifishness and shrivcied pride.
In unspo nnod space sublmcly wise a wide.
Content 20 love our land ns patriots should
And serve his country for that counry's good.
No syoophant nor oily fiatterer no.
But from oil petty shams and shadows FREQ
He stood erect In greatness and I'm grace
Looked every evil sqvarely In the face
Denounced all trickstors. courters shuHers knaves
Scornins alike the tyrant md his slaves
Foresaw oil dangers. far off futures scanned.
For peris others not kecniy planned.
Bcheid grim battles looming UP ahead.
Yet viewed them calmly. coolly. without dread
man equipped In word and ready deed
Gods hosts Of Freedom In strong love lead
Through battle smoke. through ba ptisms Of flame.
With stcadfast courage nausht could
A hero girdcd Freedoms fight TO win
And triumph over tyranny and sin.
That good sword shoathed. his n sic vision
A land In peace. svbordnat law.
Into the lestns sunlit atmosphere
And guided 10 with instinct clean and clear
Meath northern pines and pumy southern palms.
Shapor OF destinios. he challenged fate.
Made his loved country prosperous and great.
Till rising clear from clouded fields OF Mars
Flashed forth resplendent all its hammered stars
Not since the world through spaee Its course has
Since glory dnwned md mighty deeds were done.
Has man exee,ied our peerless Washington.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-02-21
uish school BuiidIng burned.

Rock Island, ILL.,, Fife of unknown
origin destroyed Rock Islands sPlen-
did high school building, Friday, en-
failing loss of S9O,954, with insur-
ance of $4,000.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-02-21
February -.

Mr.. Washington-Why are you not at
school, George!
George,-Who ever heard Of anybody 60
ing TO school ON my birthday p 'Harper's
Weekly.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-02-21
George Washington,

lie was the truthfullest OF men.
And yet full Oft l wot
lie said. I'm glad to see you" when
lie really was not.
-Mashington star.
Free press., 1901-10-19
Dr. Snyder enjoyed a trip to
K. G. this week.

Dr. Snyder enjoyed a trip to
K. G.. this week.
Miss Eda Voss has returned
home from her trip to Denver,
Judge Monroe and Ed Rea are
Courting IN Cove county this week
A Hamilton township we'll bor-
ing outfit have successfully bored
several wells this week in our town
The new elevator of Yost's now
runs regular and does nice work,
The people much appreciate the
whistle morning, noon and night
Hi Joy Is in the race for ap
pointment by the Governor as
Sheriff of this county, he having
announced he would appoint the
man whom the party asked. so the
race is between JOY & Hamilton,
and both of them are securing the
endorsements,
Free press., 1901-10-19
DOrtland WithdraWs.

Thomas Dortland is one of the
most successful farmers IN the
eastern part of the county. COM
mencing on nothing and building
up, and had he been elected as
a County commissioner would
have conducted the county busi-
ness IN the same business manner,
but he refuses to make the race,
don't want the Office, and cannot
leave his farm and business. so he
declines and his name will not
appear on the official ballot,
This leaves the lace between
B, Nj Drcllug.
Joseph Rupp.
RAYMOND Staab,
Which of them will get $50 of
the votes, for that will elect.
The Trustees of Catharine, Her
zog, Viz oria. Freedom, Walker,
and Saline must not fail to provide
two ballot boxes for the election
as the ROW law requires a sepa
rate ballot and box for commits
sioner. you cant put them In the
box with the township ballot
Free press., 1901-10-19

The P, NJ. S, met last Tuesday
with the Misses Kohl and an in
teresting program was rendered.
instrumental solos by Mrs. Irma
Cramer. Freese, Misses Kohl. Be-
han, Saum, Voss, Minnie Kohl
Piano duet, Misses Ward s Voss.
Vocal Solos Mrs Webster, E. Cra
MGR ''Sober las Olas' by mando
lin club. After the program
Mrs Kohl served a fine hot supper.
which was much appreciated by
all. Mrs Cooper met with the
society as a visitor. The next
meeting will be at Mrs. Rea's.
Free press., 1901-10-19
CHURCH eAHD OF PATEs.soN, II. !.
The Wonderful ZObo
4 REAL NOVELTY FOR ENTER
TAINMENT AND PARTIE 3

The most extraordinary musical instru-
ment ever produced, so constructed that il
amplihes and changes the human voice so
wonderfully as to make it strange, weird
and unnatural beyond al comprehension.
1t seems impossible for It to accornplish so
much. 1t gives you the vocal power ot
ten giants. yet its music may be sottene /
to the cooling of a dove. Money ar!
music making feature for CHURCH
CHOIRS and other Concerts. SING
INTO MOUTH-PIECC ZlEO DOFE
THE REST.
25c. SPECIAL OFI'E0.-T, intro
duco the wonderful ZOBN We viii sonI
one carefully packed, tOge th-r r1'h or-
handsomely illustrated catalogue prep~i,'
for Csc. Warranted just as rcprcscr:c
or money cheerfully refunded.
STRAUSS MFG. co.
i4z-i45 ~. i<-H ST., DEPT. METZ 90
Free press., 1901-10-19

This week court is to be held in
GOvh city,
Craig got his building moved
IN good shape.
Mrs. John Wesbrook has return
ed from her visit to Kansas city
Zee and a hard nipping frost has
this week killed summer growing
crops,
j Stoll from Ohio is here
this week looking after his business
affairs.
They arc rejoicing over big
baby boy up at Roger MiIler's the
other two children beng girls,
George Troth and his witnesses
went to WakeenY Wednesday eve
to complete their contest on a
valuable piece of land in the gold
fields on the Smokey.
1.-TWO more phones put in to add
to your Phone card,
Will Madden. residence No. 80
Mrs Gilkeson '' g sc
At meeting of the Band mem
bers Monday night Ed Polifka was
elected as leader IN Patterson's
place, who has gone east.
Free press., 1901-10-19

i have long suffered from indI
gestIop, writes G A LeDeIs, Ce-
dar city, Mo. like others l tired
manv preparations but never found
anything that did me good until
took Kodol Dyspepsia cure. One
hottie cured me. A friend who had
suffered similarity 1 put on the use
of kodol Dyspepsia cure He is
gaming fast and viii soon be able
te work Before he used this med
iclne indigestion had made him s
total wreck. f. g Farley.
Free press., 1901-10-19
Freedom farm

for sale cheap on easy terms, The
|SW1 of section 12-15-16 in the
Freedom township, Z miles south
OF Walker 20 acres plowed, IS
of it IN wheat Ali unGer fence.
5 roomed stone e frame house, a
blacksmith & wagon shop, 24X36,
stone stable for 6 horses, chicken
coup, 12X16 granary holding 1000
bushels, best of water, windmill,
pump at door. For particulars,
AddTess F. D. NICHOLS.
Norfolk, Ellis Co. Kan.
Free press., 1901-10-19

To get the best fam experience
from the best and most successful
farmers, it is necessary to be sub
scriber of the farm paper which
has been acknowledged to be the
best for the western farmer, and
especially the Kansas falmor. The
paper winch fills this place is the
Kansas Farmer, published al
Topeka, Kansas, the regiar price
of which is 81 year. but our sui
scrlbers can have both papers fol
81 .25 year. Try it Yesr,
Free press., 1901-10-19

The Methodist Ministerial associo
tien met here this week and we'll
attended by the ministers and au
entertaining session held.
Fino Again has our town
II hO' had a fire, this time ii
was Brad Fox's extensive hencry
that he has been 3 years building
up, It was built of stone with eX
tenslve wired runs. In it were
over 60O chickens, many of them
prize blooded chickens from the
east, and all were burnt mp, In
the coup was an incubator & broo
der and 1t is supposed the lamp
exploded and caused the fire. His
loss is over $500.
Free press., 1901-10-19
House for rent.

Ed Wood, the rustler can move
Others & is moving our homestead
house to the "Plantation" in south
east part of town, it, with an acre
of plowed ground, is offered for
rent. FTeese.
The HawarIan women's club al
Honolulu debated the question,
''Is 1t better to take Rocky noun
tam Tea hot or cold?" Either way
it nagnlfies your pleasure. Asa
your druggist.
Free press., 1901-10-19
FARM
For Sale Chear

For Sale Cheap
240 acres, 10 miles north of Walk
er 6 4 south of Saline river, one
mile to school house. 4 miles to the
pew Catholic church. Farm all
fenced, 100 acres under cultlva
ton, 40 more ean be broken.
Abundance and never failing water
and big pond Good pasture land
Best of wheat and feed raised eve
ry year on the farm, 5 roomed
frame house, barn for 10 head, 6
correH. 5000 bushel granarY. LOG
bearing peach, so bearing cherry,
and other fruit and shade trees,
VIII be sold cheap on easy terms,
Come see or address
Ea,astals Il Brstmett, Fairp0rt.
Free press., 1901-10-19
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

At HAYS CITY, State of Kansas, at
the close of business. Sept 80, 1901.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts 2,494, %
OverdraftS 218, Al
U.s. bonds to secure circulation 13, 800, 90
Stocks, securities, etc 3,051 81
Other Real estate owned II, ,338, As
Due from National banks,
not reserve agents 1852
Due from approved reserve agt 13, ia. SO
Checks & other Cash items, 523. .I5
Notes of other National banks 4. .160.O 90
Fractional paper currency,
nickels and cents 452, ,47
Specie 1O126,20
Legal tender notes 100000 1926, 20
Redemption fund with US Treas,
per cent of circulation 695.00
Total 1s7, ,5Os,s
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in $4,000, 90
Surplus fund 10000, ,0O
Undivided profits, less ex-
penses and taxes paid I,494, ,07
National bank notes outstand'g Il, ,9Oe, 90
Due to approved reserve agents 1856, Al
Individual deposits, sub. to OK 81, ,535, %
Demand certificates of deposit 1894, 10
Total 1s7, 500, so
State of Kansas, Ellis Co. IS.
I, w. j Madden, Cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief, Sc
help me God. W J. MADDEN. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before nae
this 7th day of Oct. 1901.
Harry c Freese, Notary Public,
Com, expires Sept 20, 1905.
Correct Attest:
E. f. Madden,
S. S. Madden, Directors.
J. G. Adkins,
Free press., 1901-10-19

A telegram to the Free Press
from ITS Washington correspon-
dent announces that ''the Secre-
tary of the Interior has decided
that the State is to have all of the
land in the Ft. Hays Reservation
for its proposed Educational in
stitutions and the Homesteaders
must get off, 1t having been prom
lsed that the hOmesteaders shall be
paid for their improvements and
to rent their plowed land same as
the other leasees,"
This js no surprise, for on the
28th of last March this Office no
titled tho Land Office that ''home-
steader Freese and some others
were willing to relinquish their
homesteads provided the State
could acquire them under it's grant
and 1t he arranged" but the De
partment had no jurisdiction
And it has contended that these
poor homesteaders be paid for the
improvements they have made.
And we will watch to see If the
Attorney Generals promise is car
ried out. As 10 the Renting the
land the law does not allow the
Agricultural college to rent It's
land; the timber and land must be
maintained as a public park,
Now it is in order for the Re
gents TO come on and start theil
work, or will they be kept back
by the eastern part of the state
that has always opposed locating
them out here.
Next week we will give the I'M
portart parts of the decision.
Free press., 1901-10-19
Oyster supper.

The Ladies of the Saturday AT
ternoon club and Library Assocla-
ton will give a Reception and
Oyster Supper for the benefit OF
their Library in their rooms over
the Kohl Drug store, on
Neat Wednesday eUeaaSrag oct. Esd
from $50 to 10 o'clock
Oysters served in 8 ways, raw,
fried or stewed. A good supper.
% cents.
All are cordially invited.
Free press., 1901-10-19

Our Young folks were glad to
hear of the marriage of Hiram
Addison of the Brunswick to Miss
Nellie Wood formerly of our city,
the ceremony being performed by
Rev. Mumford last Tuesday al
Plainville. The young folks will
1--we here and are receiving the
congratulations of tqeir many
friends,
Free press., 1901-10-19
I.O.U.W celebration.

The Hays Lodge No. 359 are
arranging to celebrate the 33rd
anniversary of the founding of
their Order by giving a Banquet
in their hall on Monday evening,
Oct. Goth. All Workmen and
their wives are requested to be
present. By order of Lodge:
| Wolf Binder. w. Paul.
Brad Fox, Al Nlckles, Committee
Free press., 1901-10-19
Sorrel house strayed

or Stolen, Reward Offered.
From Hays city last week a
Chestnut Sorrel Horse, weighs
about 1000 lbs. both hind legs
white nearly to hook, small star
IN forehead with small strip, right
hind hoof has seam in il running
around foot. A reward will be
paid for return of horse or infor.
nation leading to recovery.
Joe Clark, Yost's elevator.
Free press., 1901-10-19
Quarterly meeting.

Services at the Methodist church
Saturday and Sabbath, Oct. 18th
& 18th conducted by the Presiding
Elder, Rev. A n See, Commu-
nion service Sabbath morning at
II o'clock. Quarterly conference
on Saturday at 3 pm.
Free press., 1901-10-19

Lewis Ockerman, Goshen. Ind.
'DeW1tt's Little Early Risers nev
er bind me double like other pills,
but do their work thoroughly and
make me feel like bcy.' Certain.
thorough, certain J G Farley,
Free press., 1901-10-19

Mothers everywhere praise One
Minute Cough cure for the suffer
ing it has relieved and the lives of
their little ones it has saved.
Strikes at the root of the trouble
and draws out the inflammation The
caildren's favorite Cough cure
CEHIey.
Free press., 1901-10-19
COmn1issiO
Proceedings.
Office of the County Clerk,
Ellis county, Kansas,
Oct 9Th 1901

Ohce OF the County Clerk,
Ellis county, Kansas,
Oct, 7th 1901.
The Board met this day in regu
lar session, all members being
present,
The Board agreed with James
Grippen for the keep of Richard
Sterling. pauper, at SIS month
for the winter months and SO
month for summer months,
Quarterly report of Co, Super
intendent and Probate Judge re-
port of treasury examination was
approved.
Henry Shrenkler and j = Burke
were appointed treasury examiners
for the ensuing quarter.
Tho WI Net section 4, town Is
range 10, school land, was leased
to j + Burke for wears at SIS
a wear.
Rebate allowed J w Downer on
$50 valuation on Lot 3 blk 80 on
account erroneous assessment
Rebate allowed of all taxes now
assessed against S3Nw4 sec 22-
I14-18 on account erroneous as
sessment, land not being proved
up on until Sept. 1900.
Rebate S15 taxes 1897 allowed
Isaac Zeigler on lot Is. block u
Fl P Wilson add
The resignation of DIR. Patter-
son as Health officer was accepted
and DR.. Kohl appointed to fill
the vacancy.
In the case of State of Kansas VS.
Mckinley & Edwards, now IN the
Icounty jail for non payment of
lcosts the Board orders that theV be
released conditionallY that they
Eare to pay said costs before 10 a,
In. Oct, -. 1901 or they be return
led to Jail, unless otherwise order
ed by the Board. Said agreement
under par. 1921, gen. stat 1889
The following bills were allow =
ed and scrip Iordered drawn.
| Poor FqSzsd,
tMdse to Paupers.
lJohn Goetz $500 Carl Leiker
1880 M Basgall 5000 Pc
tier Dre1ling 1000. Nicholson
Bros 29,48 D w Nickles $31
Isaac ZeIgler 25,31 Bell &
IMErden 23,1 r Mcleod S24
Il ~ -
Free press., 1901-10-19
Rooms for rent.

Two nice rooms, in a private resi-
dence to rent. to a man and wife
no children, at low rent. Apply
at Free Press Office.
Free press., 1901-10-19

When you want prompt work IN
Land. PensIen or Patent business
in Washington write to Copp.
Free press., 1901-10-19

g NJ Phelps, ForestdaIe, Va says
his child was completely cured of
bad case of eczema by the use
of DeWitt's Witch Hazel SaIve,
Beware Of all countsrfeits. It in
stantlY relieves piles. J G Farley.
Free press., 1901-10-19
FINE LINE OF OVER.
COATS JUST. RECEIVED Al


We, the Jury find tnat the deceas
ed came to his death from heart
failure, caused by not taking Rocky
mountain Tea, made by MGdSsoaa
Medacsae 10. 35cts. Ask your
druggist.
Free press., 1901-10-19
Chickens.

vel offer for sale so dozen last
anars good big hens at So dozen
10 d will deliver IN Havs in dozen
pts. Address ChGs Hof,
ainviiIe or TurkvilIe, Kan. P,O.
Free press., 1901-10-19

W T Wesson, GholsonvIlle, Va,
druggist, writes: Your One min
ute Cough cuIe gives perfect salts
faction; my customers say it is the
best remedy for coughs, colds, lung
and throat troubles. j G Farley.
Free press., 1901-10-19
Carpet weaving

am prepared to do carpet weav
ing and guarantee satisfaction at
my residence on west Crawford
avenue beyond the school house,
MISS AICH,
Free press., 1901-10-19

Statement Of tie
financial c09adatSo7a of tie
CITIZENS STATE BANK
at Hays City, Kansas at the close of
business October 9th. 1901
Resources.
Loans & discounts s51 1896
Overdrafts 47,1O
Furniture and fixtures 451, so
Expense account 704, ,36
Other bonds and warrants 556, 80
Cash and sight exchange.
legal reserve 1888, ,98
Total $101 100. 70
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in $20,OOOO0
Surplus & undivided profit 5,21S,7O
Individual & Co, deposits 71,757,40
Demand certificates 4,l33,02
Total IO1, ,1O9, 12
certify that the aboveis correct.
u. II. Yard, President.
Free press., 1901-10-19

Ronds oe Road scOrZ;.
Road damages Nor Baier 50 so
Thos Disney $3.50 E T Mad
den 5000 A Whitman 500
John Seitz 1000
Road Viewer Jno Kuhn, P A
Brown. Anthony Kuhn. Ed PolIf-
ke, W Pclzel, John Hall, Frank
Stout, A D RObinSoH, Geo Well
brook, Geo Urban, CM Fox,
A 0 Robinson, Peter Klaus, T.
Stout. E J Mullen, II w .Toy, A
r CrIssman, jerry Fellers. J T
BruneY, Nike Reidel. Peter Brun
gardt. VIM Grabbe. Peter Karlin,
A E Crissman. VIM Berens, Nich
Dreil1ng each 200
Read Chairman G marker
John Brungardt, j nj Fox. Jos.
WeIgel. Frank Stout, z J Mullen
Jacob Staab, Justus Walter, J.
BruneY, J Burns, Mike Whitman
F Stont. Al Robinson each 1.5O
| John Booth road granted
Andrew Whitman IS
Cont5ntEed meet areek.
Free press., 1901-10-19

Wh@te LeQho7'm Chickens,
Mammoth Bronze Turkeys.
Can always be found at my farm
southwest of Hays Stock guar
anteed of the very best.
Louis KrGuS, Hays Il. o.
Free press., 1901-10-19
Cattle to herd.

/ have 25 head of cattle & some
calves l want wiHtered by some
one having good wheat pasture.
ISRAEL GRENELL, Hays.
Free press., 1901-10-19

Our old North Fork citizen, j.
A. Edwards; who moved to n. z
and later to Connecticut, is here
on a visit.
It was George and not John
Huber who had the terrible mis- :
fortune to have his little child
burnt up in his barn lately.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-25
Patch Grove.

As the weather aud roads are be-
coming favorable for travel those who
are intending to 90 north are begin
ming 10 move on. Last week Frank
Hill and half OF his family made a
start, the rest will 20 later. This
week PHI Brothers intends to begin
the journey.
VIM. f. Lewis has made his trip to
Oklahoma and returned He was in
town last week attending to matters
about hi- home; he reports fayorably
for that new Eden.
Charles Mitchell is busy fencing
and lifting up his sheep and goat
ranch Tor future operations.
James Hicklin will move his saw
mill outfit from Millyilae 10 Bridge
port this week.
G. Baldwin has brought his COM
panv of lumbermen etc, from Wya-
iu>ing and located his camp and port
able mill on land northeast of this
place belonging to Paul Humphrey
his crew & Gili men mum Der nearly
score.
The Milk Maids convention at
Academy hall on the 10Th was well
attended and gave general satisfac-
ton. Proceeds of the evening were
about $50.
schools are again running with a
rather small attendance in the upper
department, owing in some degree to
the fact that help is scarce and par
ents need the Older pupils at home at
this season of the year. The spring
has been so unfavorable for farmers
work that they are obliged to use any
one who can handle a team.
Hoping the other correspondent
may gather a good budget Of news for
this time Wen close. b.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-25
Good Roads Mean Good Sales.

The good road proposition is al
ways with as and can never be passed
up The business men should take
an active interest in encouraging the
improvement Of the roads leading to
town. Many business communities
contribute literally from their private
resources to improve the country
roads, and we do not hesitate 70 say.
it Is always money well invested. If
the roads are not kept up it is folly
to urge farmers 70 come q town to
trade, a. other communities are not
negligent Of this important factor il
commercial success Farmers Will.
haul their produce 70 a town over
poor roads when they can - . an
ether place over good roads even i
it i farbher
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-25
Northern Wisconsin Railway Farm Lands
for Sale.

The North-W estern Line has for
sale in Northern Wisconsin, at low
prices and easy terms of payment.
about 500 600 acres of choice farm
lands Early buyers viii secure the
advantage of locations on many beau
tiful streams and lakes, which abound
with fish and furnish never ending
and most excellent water supply,
both for family use and for stock.
Land is generally well timbered,
the soil fertile and easy of cultivation.
and is rapidly developing into one
If the greatest sheep and cattle rails
ing regions in the Northwest.
Chicago. Milwaukee, st. Paul,
Minneapolis, Duluth Superior Ash
land and other towns on The North
Western Line" furnish good markets
for stock ard farm produce. For
further particulars address: Geo. w.
Bell Land Commissioner. Hudson,
Wis, or 6. II. MacRae. Assistant Ten
eral Passenger Agent, St. Paul,
Mimi. 5t5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-04-25
MOI IN HIS LINE.
The Grocery sInn Was Not Interested
In Marine DlsnAters

"a sMAEAtN AfA@4A%ANAEf
Something you want:n quered the
grocer as lie went Qua TO the old man
who had been standing around the door
for several minutes
q see you have washtubs," was the
reply.
Yes, sir. a large assortment. What
size would you nke?"
II dunno. was lest ~oin 10 ask you
a question. Hey you ever come across
a piece Of poetry beginnin. 1t was the
schooner Hesperus which sailed the
ragin maiu@
NO. sir"
YOU'D remember it if you had, l
SUPPOSE
probably would l have three
sizes of tubs The largest is
Yes. l know but lets settle this
thing lrst. She sailed the ragin main.
There's the first two lines. but To save
my neck | can't think Of no more.
Must be more, of course Yes. them
washtubs are all right. but I'm more
interested in the schooner jest now.
Never come across the piece. ehY'
mo, sir Any -four, potatoes or
squashes todayf"
"Mebbe so. but let's follow the Hes
perus. She sailed the ragin main.
Where was she sailin to? What was
her object? What happened 10 her rs
she sailed? Let's go in and fgger il
out"
II have nothing to do with the
schooner Hesperus or any other schoon
err" said the grocery man as he turned
away.
You look like that kind of man"
exclaimed the poetry hunter as lac
backed off.
You go on shouted the grocery
man
"An you think of is tubs and pail,
and squashes. ] don't believe you know
a line Of The Star Spangled Banner.
Didn't ! tell YOU to 20 on? II You
make a fuss around here, Ill have YOU
arrested
"Oh. III go on growled the old MAI
as he backed away. But l want t,
say to you that If l had your sordi'
soul
Cit along
He moved down in front of the mex
store and finished:
I'D shred it up with Goldfish an'
sell it at cents a pound. II was IN
schooner Hesperus which sailed LAX
Erie DER. and when the hurrican
came on she bumped herself fur shore
and I'll find some one else 10 tell I'M
| the rest of it." NJ. QUAD.