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The sun., 1901-09-02
SEEN IN THE SHOPS.

Such careful consideration is now given
TO the preparation Of mourning apparel in
the shops that no feature of toilet need
b. laid aside during this period. Ever
detail Of costume and icwcry has been
appropriately reproduced in mourning
tone. and fashion demands as careful
ana correct selection Of costuming for al
degrees of mourning us She does for oc.
cnsiOns where fcstiyity reigns supreme.
The latest mourning hat for youthful
face is Of black taffcta The crown i;
of the silk, tucked, while the brim IS
accordion prated. The trimming con.
HiSts Of how Of the taffcta. the ends
of which are accordion plcatcd.
The fancy waiStcuatS that were such il
feature of tn" spring tailored gowns will
he worn quite aS extensively during the
summer. One very drcSsy wnistcoHr
turns over the jacket in rcvcrs. meets
on the bust. The sides descending to form
together point below the wasting.
This is worn with short bolero and n
draped belt, which passes about the waist
The sun., 1901-09-02
Sheriff Sale,

q UERIFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE
- of n writ of Leyaria Facias, to me d.
rectel, will he exposed to public SAFE, III
the Court House, on Market street, l,r-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, ~ III"
NV 81 Wilmington, New Castle county,
State of Delaware,
on THURSDAY,
TIE 5th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1901,
At 10 O'Clock a. H..
the following described real estate, VIZ.
All that certain lot Or piece ol iAhd
situated in the city of Wilmington
bunndcd and described as follows, to WI:
l,cginlrng ut Il stake IN the middle ~
lhe thorn hedge 1T the south edge ni lN'
lane leading from the road from New
Castle hy the bridge to Wilmington an'i
thc Old roa, leading from New Castle io
Wilmington by the old ferry known H.
t;araSchr's Zane. 'hen along said hedge
Is pcrrhrs tG Il stake, thence south 2
degrees west one pcrcE Il link to !
,rlncr stake, thence M rthrrlN plrilll"
with said thorn hedge So pcrchrs ami
links to The side Of said laic and thence
south &c degrees east one perch ANA /.
links "a the place rf beginning. Contii.'i
ne 50 pcrchcs and nearly one1l''hrter I"
4 perch of lard he the same more o
lrss. Having thereon erected twn,stni!
frame dwelling houses.
Seized ana taken i'll execution as tn
property of
Henry q. Conrad, administrator,
T.. 4. u. j. n. of Mingo Low d"casc'
mortgagor. and to ne sold by
SAMUEL A. M"DANlEI. Shcrlfl
Shr,'lrs Office. Wilmington, Dclawnr
\ngnst 20 1901.
The sun., 1901-09-02
THE OYSTER REIGN
BEGINS TODAY

When the sun rises today il will
usher i'll Il day looked forward to Nv
thousands of persons for the past four
months. For some II will mean work.
for others pleasure, but in either case il
will bc gladly welcomed. II will br norh
ing less than the opening Gf The oyster
season. 'fh" bivaves which were planted
during the months Of April. May ami
june ana have laid dormant for. the past
four months, will on that morning hc
aroused from their long sleep and put
upon the table as II food. Usually tho
season hcgins on the first of the month,
hut this year that fell on Sunday.
Planters owning beds in til" Maurice
river and along the western shore of ,I.o
Delaware are busy now maxim. prlimi.
nary raiings Of their property ID order "a
ascertain the condition of the crop. JG,lg.
ing from. Indications the oysters will be
fat. juicy and plentiful. The lrcdgngs
Of the coming week. however, will be
carefully watched. ms the oyster is tricky
and for no apparent reason will grow
thin ana watcry in very short time.
not mfreqn"ntly in II week or So and
sometimes ut the beginning of n nromis-
ing season.
The sun., 1901-09-02

q llEIuFF'S SALE-BY NIIuU Il
y of Il writ of Luvari Facias, to me III
rcctcd, will be exposed to public sale. III
til. Court House. on Market street, he
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the
rity o. :. Arlington. New Castle county.
State of Delaware,
on MONDAY,
THE 9th DAY or SEP rEMRhR, 1901,
At 10 O'clock Il. M,
the following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land
with the buildings thereon erected siIIl-
Ate in the city of Wilmington aforesaid,
huundhl and described Ms folleMs. TO VII
BEGINNING 1T il point on the south,
westerly side of TwcEty-foulth street
at the distance of one hundred aad
twenty-five feet seven inches northwest.
eriy from tho northwcstcrly side ot In
motto street. thence SuuthNrStcrly pat
tlIrl with lamotrc street AMI paSsin-
through the middle of the division "
between the house on this lot and the
house on the il li,.,!l hg on TIE S III
ast cat hundred ANA thirteen feet min
inches 20 til" northeastcriy side of :
lr.c feet -four inches wide alley lrnl
ING into Lnmoitc street: thence hc"ih
was'"riy along the sad sidla Of sal allie,
ntrl parallel with said Twcntyfonrtl
street eighteen feet Sly and "n"hnl
inches to corner: hence northeastern
parallel with lamott, stree, a'Il IaSSli
htoush the middle Of IN ALLEY fohl f'c
oLr rch wide between the ho tS' %
this lot and the house un the ut ijuin
iii. on the northwest one hundred an
| thirteen feet and nine inches to Ill
lnforcSdid side Of Twrnty-f"nrth street
and thence thereby southclstrrl> risl
| teen feet six and one. half inches to Ill
lplacc of beginning. he the contents thcr,
| Of what they may.
Seized ana taken i'll execution as III
property of Arvid w. Eklunl aud Ann
f.. his wife. mortgagors. and 10 be sol
lby
SAMUEL a. MCDANIEL. Sherii
Sh,rifl's Office, Wilmington. Delawal
August o. 1901.
The sun., 1901-09-02

over the waistcoat. The model of which
this is Il part is Il gray silk crepon. dotted
with white. The waistcnat is Of brocadc.
showing pink pattern on a white
ground. and the sash and r0sette are of
pink chiffon. There il a cravat of pink
chiffon, with lace ends and lace ruiiies
over the hand.
This is unquestionable Il season of
high-feelcd shoes and elaborate hosiery.
Dealers say that not in years have they
sold such handsome stockings and 20
many of them us now. The embroidered
stockings are even more popular than
the opeu-work effects. Inset lace pat
terms are all in demand. Women who
appear ed liz the early spring with wide
solcS and flat heels are now wearing half
shoes of patent leather black or tan
kid with either the high military or the
regulation French heel. The cXtrpai"
novelty is tine patent leather. half shoe
tied with Hn immense black ribbon bow
on the instep.
An ingenious French coiifcur has in
vented Il bathing wig. rhr silk hair Of
angorn goats which retains its curl anG
| iluiIiness in any state of moisture. is en-
ployc,l. and generally is made into wigs
Of short curls.
A dainty sachet for the baby's drawer
is Of wadding perfumed with rose and
covered with white silk. embroidered with
wild roses in the natural tints Of pink
Of the flowers and green's of the soft
leaves, and the motto:
The garnered scent of flowerets gay
Shed sweetness on thine onward way"
| sts
Only gold pins are used in the nursery
of the Czarina of Russia. The Delaware
baby will probably not he luxurious
enough to have all the pins used in his
apparelling of gold. but il his dotinu
parents elect he can have about his small
person safety pins Of the precious yellow
metal.
A waist of black broadcloth is made il
the blouse effect. and buttons at til,
side. An inch binding of white silk crep,
around the collar and dcwn tho side So
cures a smart black-and- contrast
The N-shaEed piece of hroadclOth. set il
ut the neck, is stitched dagonally ii
four rows in white crossing. The colla
is plain black. with Il rather deep turn
over Of the white crepe. while the sombr,
hue Of The white collar is almost en-
tirey hidden by a tie of the white crepe
which finishes in front with fiat bow
| sss
This style of waist is also designed il
u cream and gray effect.
The golf girl Of fall will make dash
ing figure on the links. while purSuln;
her pet diversion. if she dons the bril-
liant golf-red waist now shown rs III
latest. II is made in the Shrt-waist styl
with full front and plain back. On eacl
side of the front, pockets OF green clotI
have been placed closing Sinartly with
ilap. which buttons over with gilt but
ton the latter appropriately ornamcntc,
with eros Sed golf clubs and ball Tn
front plcat, which is green. shows n hnr
der Of red and faStens with buttons i
the same style. The collar is n plail
band of green. and the sleeves are hisho
with cnfi of green. buttoning over Wit
the gilt golf button.
The sun., 1901-09-02
LABOR DAY.

Labor day in this good land of ours
to be celebrated under circumstances
that all the friends of labor may " lSon-
ably hope, makes the day Il type If til,
century.
Never before. III any age or country.
was there brighter outlook for laburs
future. Never before was any nation 50
prosperous. and never before was there
such apparent reasons for not only an
ticipating Il continuance Of the existing
favorable circumstances and conditions.
but all the auguries and oracleS that
build prophecies on faith and hope. air
forateling an era of greater activity. Of
greater opportunity aud, for America,
greater victories. So far in history
American victories have been fought and
won for the uplifting of the masses; ;
have always brought them greater lib
crty, prosperity and power. Here The
mon and women who work and earn the
bread they eat by the sweat of their faces
'it S''NNlNiSuSs llt -lilssH'llIuNlbh VI id-
hor has come, and is coming, as IL frrit
of the emancipation of the race from
political tyranny Tie people who have
most freedom are proving that freedom
aud equality are essential elements in
the promotion of virtue and power Free
dom il .Nmerica's watchw0rd. On this
Labor Day. ut the dawn of the new cen
tury, freedom means more than ever hr-
fore. With the widening Of laborS op.
portnnitics the word expands. With t!,'
knowledge that virtue and power comes
ais the fruits of freedom, it daNvns npom
the world that freedom is not merely sali
ownership, but that with its possession
and development comes 4 discovery OF
the ties Of kinship that makes hu
manity il family. that establishes equality
and comrcls fraternity
Labor is learning til" lesson Of tht
worlds progress. 1t is learning the So
crct of organization. Capital is teaching
labor that lesson. Is giving ii some lrS
SONS now The teacher is capable AID
the pupil is apt The lesson will c wei
learned. Labor is learning that IN,
strength of organization is in the cqualit,
of its units. That is the lesson taugh
in the political history of tha country
1t is learning too that fraternity is
sure fruit Of equality. This is Labor
lessou on Labor Day. Today all the ii
vision Of labor's army marches togctiir
toward one goal, ard the spirit of the ,la.
is fraternity.
The sun., 1901-09-02
FOR THE WEST
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET 81
TION, PHILADELPHIA

TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TION, PHILADELPHIA.
$40 a. M, daily. Pittsburg, Chicago, Gin
einnau, Louisville and st. Louis. (Din.
lO.25 II. m, daily, for Pittsburg and Chi
cago, tNo coaches to Pittsburg) Lin.
tied to two Buffet Parlor Cars.
l2.2O u. m. daily, Limited" Pittsburg
Chicago, Cleveland Toledo. Cincinnati.
Louisville and St, Louis 0DinitsI Car
l",25 n m, daily. Pittsburg and Cleveland,
l.3O y. m, daily, Pttshurg, Chicago. Nash
Vile (via CincinnatD, Indianapolis. and
St Louis Dining caro-
S25 n. m, Pittsburg. Columbus. In,
dianapolis. Louisville and St. Louis.
$50 y. m daily, littsburg and Chicago;
for Toledo, except Sunday.
ll.m y. m. daily, Pittshurg, Cincinnati,
and Cleveland
II % p. nj. daily, pittsburg, and Chicago
daily for Knoxville, via Shenandoah
Valley Route; for Cleveland. except Sat
nrlnX-
The sun., 1901-09-02
PROF. JOHN TOWNSEND
To Invalids, Sufferers and Afflicted

Buy my treatment and appliances
For the last eight years in Wilmington
| have made these cures, rheumatism,
Kidney Complaint. Paralysis, Spinal Dis
ease. Exema Fits, Sexuel Weakness.
Seminal Weakness, Impotcncy and De
rangements of the Nervous system. The
only cure for YOU. | prove it by my
cures in this city.
My treatment and appliances and Office
the orly one in the State. Sufferers come
can cure you as ! have others. If you
can't come to me | can come to you, any
part of the State. Only one that can give
massage treatment. Office G15 Kiag 81 :.
Wilmington, Del No Agents.
The sun., 1901-09-02

We call the attention of our esteemed
morning contemporary to case of dis
torting the words of Others" by one OF
its Anti Addicks colleagues. and suggest
that our contemporary has another on
portuGity to apply its dcn,mciatory .ri-
thets-"desricable and dishonest" within
it's own family. We presume it will not
fail to avail itself of the opportunity to
rXalt itself and rebuke its colleagues.
4 ne fault is so apparent that we do not
feel called upon to point it ont specifically
Ms the senstiyeness of our morning con.
temporary will surely lead it to the dis.
covery of it.
The sun., 1901-09-02
The HOUSEWIVES CORNER.

baking dish, sprinkle with butter"d
crumbs and brown in uick oven.
CHAT WITH THE HOUSEWIFE.
10 Can Yegetables-Any housewife
who will follow carefully the instructions
given, understanding the air contamina-
tions. may can corn, peas and beans
better than those purchased. us the ma
terials will probably be in il better condi-
tion to start with. All preserving powd-
ers are more or less injurious and should
never be used by the ordinary housewife
who does not understand the nature of
the drug. Such things are dangerous.
Powders sold under the names Of pre-
serving powders are, as Il rule. S;lllcylit
acid. TO he successful in canning, the
cans must have either glass or metal
tons, without porcelain lining. the rub
hers must be in good condition, the cans
must he clean. and the vegetables must
be picked perfectly fresh. Corn should
he pressed or cut from the cob and
packed ut once. into the jars. Adjust the
rubbcrs, stand the jars in a boiler, the
bottom of which is protected by either
rack or Stats: lay the covers on tor
carelessly, do not fastcn them. Snr-
round the Jars half way up with cold
water. cover the boiler. bring to holih.
point. and hoil continuously for fu,ll
hours. Lift one jar ut time and fastrl
on the lid without removing il. Wip'
the jars. and when cool put them IN 2
dark. cool place. Peas may be canned IN
the same way with the exception that
each jar must he filled with water Corr
being compact. does not require this
String beans require cooking for only
one hour and a half, but the jar mani
pulation is exactly the same. The li'l
must not hr lifted and put on the tn!lt
and then aftcrward put on the jars, I"
the flying dust will fasten itself aud fire.
qnently contamnate the vegetables. !
makes very little difference whether "
not the vegetables shrink: let thei
shrink There is sufficient hot air in til
can to make all materials sterile.
The sun., 1901-09-02

We call the attention of the Demo.
cratic local reform advocates to thr
speech of Mr.. John S. RoSsel, on local
governmental reform, delivered mt the
County Fair. He gives some facts and
figures relative to the Democratic Il
management or county ANA city finances
that indicates Il hcatcd discovery, on the
part of these reformcrs. Of the faults pI
the city and county administration II
will he noted that Mr. RosSell's figures
and dates. bear ont The Suns statement
that the existing evils are Of Demo,
cratic origin and development: and ais,
confirms our statement that the Demo
Gratis now posing aS rcformerS, knew ol
thpsr things long ago. but were nrv"l
impressed with their importance-thril
cnorlnitY-mtil they discovered un op
portunity ID make il Republican ofIic,
holder the official scnpegout upon whic!
to load tn" Democratic sin, hoping that
he might carry il AWAY.
Great is Democratic reform.
The sun., 1901-09-02
COMMENTS OF THE DAY.
Queer Things of"Good People"

Queer Things of"Good People,"
From the Union Republican,.
The Sunday Star in its last issue stated
that the Evening Journal pays the sheriff
OF that county q perccntag. for the adj
yertlsing it receives. And the Evening
.Jolrnal IS the leading organ of the Reg
uar Republican patty. Il seems that
sometimes good people are forced
to do queer things to keep the wolf from
the door. They no longer have Il string
attached to du Points purse ana are
forced to lay aside their wings and get
down and hustle for Il living. 1t really
il too bad. We have always been lroad
,of the fact that we had one party in
Delaware that was 50 pure, and WE never
thought that party could stonp to do any
thing dishonorahlc. Mas. we We're sadly
mistaken. They are ont for the coin aud
are willing 10 do anything to get il.
The sun., 1901-09-02
baltimore &ORlt
RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect May ~. lg0
All trains illuminated with rIptsr,
7'J Express trains
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware Az.
nue. station tor "N"'
Limited, '6;T, aT.l2, 'lo52 p. M s'%lysl sm"layyssl
,9ol ,sas aim,,as ,ii.a5 @ ~ PIP 's5s s
8 TO- $3.50. 40 $500, .9.Ss, 'io 81 10 !, - 1p
tl2io t2a5. 2,l5, ..a;ss sis CRoyal lm,t'"'', nj
.SSi @ se s5o Go' .ss % ioss iSa III F. a. m , saay$
z i5, 'S.59, .5Is tRo,al Limitedl, ,;5 ~ e,
81, '1r.52 p. III r.
~ ''tsGs .isss Tsfs iSs a. sons m. siS sss. .S"S a, 3
Iiaai. .I.S5 a. a. m rs, 1858. S55 ,.'ia ~ ( 2.s n
Atlantic city, week days. .Gse -, 4.
sundays. 10 and $50 a. m, Els y m -
| Cape May week days. $3.50 nnl MN a
m, 'i2.., 's:,S ana SOB p. m. Sundays,
'l2.iS. 'a'85 and 'a.5s p M sunday. "A;
Baltimore and Washington, week DAYS
=. AIS, dh5 500 +il.0l a. m: 'l2a,, 's@,
.3lo,. 'iE, go 5Royal l,imte,p 'So(
M 'l2.5G. '2.o9. 'l.57, 'G.2o dRoyal Limit II,
$50, 'S.Oi. 'iO.l6 p. m.
Baltimore and way stations, Gtl M,
, | ~ u, III, u'iilN fN'tll' Dut'i'iN fI'h' 4
,h5 H. m Sunday only.
Newark. week days. AIS. Ga, ,Slt
ll.0i a. m. 'l2.5G, a19, 'i.57, G1a. rOp
lp. M sundays. ais. tS0, 9M d NJ
, 'i25G 4l5I, 655. S.4a. +l01G y. m,
! Pittsburg, week days, +S,Oi. Il. m 'i51
4 | ,l016 D. m. Sundays, fSO, n. m 't51
Chicago, daily. *SOi a. M. 'i57 y. m.
!, Cincinnati and St. Louis, ais m:
y 'l25G and fl016 p. m. daily.
Singerly accommodation, week tlays.
y. i.55 a. m; 3l9, G.l0, p. m Sundays. s,d a.
!" | m, 655. Si2 p. m
y Landdnberg accommodation week l,ys
80 p m. Sundays, 655 p. m.
for Baltimore. week days. 2.i5 - m
p, Iandenberg, week days, $40 a IN ii
y" 30 ~ m. Sundays $40 a. m, Gh5 u H.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for vii
h mington, week days. '3.35. $50, 'I.3u 'lN&
: 100 a. m, '122O. 1897. 2i5 1907. = 20. i%
!, $50. .54S CRoynl LmitedD, 555 G5 '1N
y y $40, *ll.35 D. IN. Sundays, '3.35, Y 70 Mi
~, and 100 Il. m. 'i2.20 1.T. | Il aH
" .5.iS tRoyal Limited, 5.55, 'I30 1.iO %E
q q 1890 p. m.
.; Demarvia Telephone. No 1873
:" Rates to western points lower than vi
any other line.
NJ II. A. MILLER, Passenger Agrnt VA
.. d. H. MARTIN. Man. of Pass Traic
The sun., 1901-09-02
FOR BUFFALO

Via Emporium Junction, $50 a. m. and
SIS D. M. daily.
Via CanandaiEla. $40 n m. week days.
$50 p. m. except Saturday. and ll2O -
m. daily.
Ncstibule Parlor cars and Dining Car
No extra fare other than the usual Pull
man charge.
% Limited Express. Ncstibule Parlor
Cars, Vcstihule Passenger Coaches anl
Dining Car, No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company will
call for ana check baggage from hotels,
ana residences
For further Information passengers are
referred To the ticket agent at the station
j. Il. HUTCHINSON, j, X. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass AEt
The sun., 1901-09-02
The SUMS Daily Bill of Fare.
Monday, September End.


Monday, September End.
,NCHEON.
Cold sliced tongue. Blackberry pie.
Iced milk, Rolls.
DINNER.
Clam soup. Meat and potato pic.
Green Corn. Egg plant, French style.
Sliced cucumbers. Coffee.
BREAKFAST TOIORROW.
Cantaloupes. Nodded rice, with sugar
and cream. Baked Potatoes. Custard
toast Coffee.
RECIPES FOR TODAY.
Custard Toast-Bring one pint of milk
TO the boiling point, then add one egg
beaten. Boil one minute, season with
one-half teaSpoonful of salt and pour
over five slices of huttered toast placed
in Il baking pan. Put in the oven until
the clstard is set.
Meat and Tomato Pie-Cut pint OF
cold roast beef into small dice and mix
with it two slices of bacon, also cut
small. line Il deep dish with~good puff
pastry, put layer of the beef and bacon
in the bottom OF the dish. cover with I:
layer of peeled and sliced tomatoes. add
more meat and more tomatoes until tn,
dish is full. Season with one Tablespoons
ful of butter. one teaspoonful of salt an,
one saltspoonful of pepper for the whole
sprinkle each layer with salt and pepper
and dots of butter. Cover the top will
a crust of puff paste with holes in it fol
the escape of steam. Bake until brown
Egg Plant, French Style-Boil large
plant in salted water until tender dram
peel and mash smooth, season with on,
tablespoonful of butter. one teaspoondfu
of salt. one saltspoonful of pepper, on
teaspoonful of finely chopped onion: al,
two hard boiled eggs chopped fine an.
two tablespoonfuls of fine dry brea,
crumbs. Mix well. turn into butterc
The sun., 1901-09-02
Reduced Rates to Cleveland via
Pennsylvania Railroad. Account
G. A. Il. Encamptment.

On account Of the Thirty-frth Annual
Encampmcnt ot the Grand Army Of the
Republic, to be held ut Cleveland. Ohio,
September 10 to IA, inclusive, the Penn
Sylvania Railroad Company will sell OK.
cnrsion tickets to Cleveland from stations
on IFS line, at greatly reduced rates.
Tickets will be sold and good going
September to ~ inclnsivc good to re-
turn until September IL inclusive; hut
by drpositinc ticket with joint agent ~
Cleveland, prior to noon of September
-, and the payment Of fifty cents, return
limit may he extended 10 Octchcr s. in-
elusive.
For specific rates and further informa-
tion apply to ticket agents.
The sun., 1901-09-02
Chance for Naval officers to Take.

From the Dover Dclawurean.
The Schley controversy has
started our naval officers talking at such
u rate for publication that the department
is Kept busy issuing reprimands. II mat
ters keep on as they have been running
there will not be enough unaccused naval
officers left to form Il court of inquiry as
to the guilt or innocence of others. Our
naval officers have proven conclusivry
that they can fight sKillfully and bravcly
ana it is sad to note they are now en-
dcavoring to prove that they can talk
most nnslillfnllly and illndyisedly.
The sun., 1901-09-02
FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway Express GAG p m.
daily sleeper to Port Tampa, Augusta,
Memphis and New Orleans; 7,36 p. m,
daily, sleepcrs to New Orleans, Macon.
Memphis. Nashville, via Asheville and
Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast l.ine-Exprcss 12.13 p. m
daily, Slcepers to Charleston. Macon. and
Port Tampa; Los Il. m. daily. sleepers to
Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railway S,i1 y. M
daily, dining car and slcepers to Cincin,
natl
Scahoard Air Line Railway.--Expresy
l,35 II. m, daily, sleepers to New Orleans
and JackSonyille, FLORIDA and Metropu
Titan Limited" 40, y. m, daily, sleeper.
70 Jacks0nviIle and Atlanta.
The sun., 1901-09-02
A Poet In Harness.

Crows iii every corniield
RaiSin' of row;
Id sing song o Springtime
But they keep ne ut the pl0w.
See the wind a-blowin'
The blossoms from the bough;
Feel jest like Il poet.
But they keep me at the plov'.
World was never greenrr,
All folks viii allow.
Like to reap the lilies,
But they've hitched me to tie plow
Never did lik" farmin'
III Georgia. anyhow!
For the winds are wavih' blossoms.
Al they keep me ut the rlow!
Atlanta Goa situt.nn.