davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

last week with the usual result We could print
the names OF several distinguished members Of
borrowed enough money to get home on, but out
OF consideration for their relatives We won't do II
don't get back the loans in will go the names. We
amt no blackmaHer but evil must be shown up at
times.
Mr.. Griggs. the Georgia politician. says that MI
Edward "Burnln Blot Shepard would make an
ideal candidate for President He would We can
see wild and ungovernable nobs of populists and
laborin men Of the antitrust breed hghtin to get
to the polls to vote for the snasher Of trusts NJ
last week this last idea OF Griggs's is the most
gorgeous thing we've seen this month
It's a truly fnspirin sight TO witness the efforts
of the patriots Of Tammany Hall-the d!stric lead
trs an others-workin' tooth an nail in the IN
OF their constituents at the Saratoga race
track
Mr. Untermver needn't bother to explain just
what It was that Richard Croker told him at
Vantage. Sometimes the people are glad to for
get
The sheehan men In the Ixth Distric' are gettin
ready to PROFOUND Devery that burnin' question;
Where did you get IT." We hope that Bill will
they fre of that particular bomb.
Man down in Pennsylvania has found the bones
Of a mastodon OF extinct species. Just as like
as Croker wandered off there somewhere an
To G. Washington Jones: Your letter te!ln' of
Spendin' TWO weeks at Earno gat an not comm
into contact with a mosquito entities yop 10 mem
bership in that club we spoke TO you about
To Clara Louise: No. ma'am. Bill Devery ain't
a farmer. although he talks like an then.
just get his name in the papers We don't
know just how classify Bill. won't Ill
after the primaries He may be mat the boys
call dead one then. Just wait til the 10th
Our sisters nephew. Percival St Clair. was sued
last week by a French restaurant in Fifth
ave. We had pay the lawyer. II any
get out of that particular restaurant with his
collar button an his sacred honor after pawn
for meal he's doln' well could be ex
peCted.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
OFFICES

MAIN oFFICE-No 154 Nassau-st
UPTOWN OFFICE-No- 36i BroaovaS' OF any >--0AA1~
District Telegraph once
NEWARK BRANCH OFFlCE~-rreosficA ~ S--'
.,fEPIcsSS ABROAD will ind The Tribune az
TOSTON-Ofce oS The TriHune No liS Flee0-se-
Brown Gould & Co, No 81 New CXfoIo-s~
sros,icaD E,~1ress Company No. Waterloo Piace-
Tba London ofTce Of THE TRIBt-NE Is a conNeni7nA
mace 70 leave advertisements and Subscriptions
PARIS & Co. No Rue -crloe
John wanamaker & Co. II Rue ors
Ecuries
TTotfirgyls- & CO.. No. Sc Rue de Provence
yo~qan Hsrfes & Co. 81 Boulevard Haussniaun-
Crsdft Iyorrais Pu-eau des Ftrangers
American Ex7ress Company. No II Rue Scrlne a..
sociAtE des Iuprimerles Lerercisr NO . Flace Us
GE>FvA-Lorrba-d OdIer & Co. and U1iSn Bank:
FLRRFNCE-Frsnch Lemon & Co, NOS : ana va
HaNIRr-pG-, mer!can Express Company. No IL
RPrwpN-Amreican Express Company. No 6ahnho.
Gr-vo American Express Company. No Is Via san
Lorenzo.
md rail yyav book -tatl=-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

49,. nroceeding the assessors may demand just as
many oe'aN s concerned the tax assessors can al
proEssi pgs ascertain what taxpayer really owns
der our present law
THE TAX On REAL PROPERTY.
>,1ess Injustice is TO be found in the assessment
- aI property in the several counties. but proua-
= r,ore especially in the cities. Property is as
go ~ in New-York City at anywhere from less
tbon 80 per cent TO over l0 per cent Of its actual
- II is almost impossible 10 get relief in
the courts from unequal assessments ana the only
- seems to be the one recently suggested by
SSSS----o~ Tov-to assess real property at Its run
value htel ar5 hence aivvsZ-S e,lffers
canHGt e tax being against the land not the person
e2nnotn otnersfore' US pays most OF tie cilys taxes
been seTasaf n Ss asaS toFs9f6sn t6 F6@d 6a RePGS
4s' LAY aef which at some future day will add an
immense amount oi 1eai Pr@p[fy i 20 re ,G tdS j5
n-operty have been in existence in other States
O es - fo-g time and have worked we'll In New
lol ly@ however 40 money has yer been pa'd ito
NV county treasury in the shape Of taxes on this
cifS The 1ressi; may fan i is not paEculary
well drawn and the syS5eI @ ~ F'f 5 f,f IT, Bnar{ of
Tax Commissioners is most Peculiar TO say ne me
Least lTf neither poiitica party win dare TO fail
sct q new statute to meet the courts decisions,
tae.z,sbIe at ala wholly unlikely decision.
The p.qpe.gI c3+e III i in coufv Ike Nev-York
Q. what return this city will receive in taxes
t1r6er this act from the railroads occupying It's
ss-e1ts The present act does not proVl0e Tor the
state receiving any part Of the tax. and o9y slight
a-nsr6 ents-Tnere details such as the chanSe Cf
Sstee-have been made 70 the original act, which
Is un6er Itiea don
.icalTv abolished and this result accompl shed
IN 800 and 1902 under the guidance Of Republican
Governor ard by the votes OF q Republican leglS-
fatTre Il should not. however. be forgotten that
---b +ne sboii+ion Of the State tax the taxpayers
- large 4 they are benefited. every can Sc
,bez Ei be viii also find il less easy follow the
SAFES exren ditures At all events their attention
1sIl not be called 70 these expenditures il is
nov called. once year.
This fact however, only emphasizes the necessity
Of the general public paying close attention to the
e-e-es finances The result OF the legislation above
Ses~-fbed has undoubtedly the real approval of
everv taxnayer. regardless OF party. whichever
Wv he nay vote on next Election Day. because Of
r,ar+v affiliations. Without making too nartisan
assertion believe il may be asserted that. on the
'1rns-ioY Of taxatton. Rerublica ms from whom
IF course Initiative IN such matters came, have
srcerely and consistently tried 70 help the tax
1evfrs OF TIE state ard 10 Governor Oden Nh
fs-rer Part of the c-e6t OF several very important
changes in the law is due.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
TOBACCO TREST ~ nEIICo.

Mexico City, Aug r.-In pursuance of plan
said TO have been formed in the United States TO
effect combination of all the leading Mexican
bacco factories preliminary contract has been
made for the purchase of the great cigarette fac
tory here known La Tab2celeria MeXicana."
other large cigarette factories here, which
rumor says will be absorbed by Americans. II is
freely predicted that the tobacco manufacturing
industry here will gradually fall into the hands of
Americans. At present il is in possession of Span
iardS and French, with some Mexican shareholders.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
END or CREEK INDIANS as A NATION.

NuxkoEee Ird r, Aug n.-with the allotment
Or lands 10 the Indians which VIII be begun this
week the Creek Nation will psss out of existence.
q copy of President Roosevelts proclamation rat
flying Tho Greek supplemental agreement was re-
ceiseo last night by ths United States marshal.
Chief Pleasant Porter. of the Greeks, has three
thousand land deeds ready TO be issued.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TUESDAY.

For Western Pennsylvania and Western New-York.
warmer with local rains probably thunderstorms
day Tuesday Increasing south scutEssst winds
For Sew-Erg!ard. today: local rains Tuesday;
Itch, ~ fresh northwest wirds becoming variable
NeW-YoTk. increasing cloucIneSs To-Day;
local reins tonight and Tuesday. light variable winds.
shifting southeast ~ -,
of Columbia Eastern PennSy vania, Della
ware Maryland NeU-Jerssy warmer. With tncEeas-
to-day local rains tonight and tuesday
variable winds. shifting fresh south
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
HURRYING WORK on NEW STEAMSHIP

Newport News. Va. Aug. II (SpecaD.-The new
steamer Monroe. which is building here for the
Old Dominion Steamship Company Line. between
New-YoIk and Virginia Is being hurried com
petion, and, according to the present understand
ing she will be launched October s. The Mon
roe will cost ssO0ONO. and will be the finest ship
running coastwise
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
rRANsPACrFIc MAILS

Mails for Hawaii, via San close daily
$50 m uD August tiS inclusive. for dispatch
MAILS for CnInq ana Japan. Seattle close daily
AZ q D August TO Inclusive. for dispatch
per : ShInano Maru- tFSsg.srersd mail must be
Mails for Hawai- China. Japan first class
the PhtIippir Islands via san Francisco. close here
daily al $50 2 August vi. inclusive. for dis
Mails for me Philippine Islands via San Francisco close
here daily $50 m 10 20 August fSo inclusive for
Mails for Eaw Japan China and arst class
the philippine Islands via san Francisco close here
daily at $50 D up 70 August t2S Inclusive. fox
Mails for Australia Except West Australia which - for
varied via Europel New-Zeaand. FIJI Samoa and
Hawaii via san Francisco. close here daily AT $50
o. m after August t6 and 70 august f5o tnelu i've
or Of 5. Etrurtn que al NS~-Aork AuSust
for = = SOnora
Mail. for china and Japan Vancouver Victoria
r. C close daily at $50 o. up TO September
~ Inclusive, dispatch per Empress Of China
frsgistered mali be specially addressed. Mer-
chandise for o. 5. Postal Agency al Shanghai
be forwarded via Canadsi.
Mails for Ausralia (exeept West Australia goes
via Europe and New-Zealand. which san
Francisco1 and FIJI Islands. via Vancouver and Vic
torfa r C. close daily at $50 m. after August
t3o ana up September flS. Inclusive. Cor disratch
per s. AoTangt-
cisco close here daily at 6 81 p m. September
foO tncluslve for dispatch per Marfposa
nc mails of sailing 4affy
and he schedule OF closing Is he
sumption Of their uninterrupted overland transit
fRegtstersd mail closes o. nrevious day
CORNELIUS VAN carr. P--tmassss.
Postorice. Nsw-York. N Y. August Is 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
DIR, RIxEF AT sAG4NORE HILL.
SAYS THAT MRS. MKINLEY's HEALTH IS
SATISFACTORY

Oyster Bay. Long Island. Aug. 17--President
Roosevelt and family attended Christ Episco-
nal Church to-day. Dr. P. ". Ri1ey. Surgeon
General OF the United States Navy. and Mrs
Rixev spent the day at Sycamore Hill. They
will return TO Washington tomorrow.
Dr.. Rixey to-day said that he had heard from
Mrs Mckinley within the lest few days, and
that her health was very satisfactory.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

TIrhest emperature yesterday, "a degees lowest o6
rsqe az average corresponding date Of last year
So Average for corresponding date Of last twenty-five
ii forecast Increasing cloud;ress to-day; local rains
rr-h and Tuesday; Light variable winds shifting 10
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

.,, .,. -, n,,i,hia n 8ahcork" ..... IS 90
IN III n1S!0,fi rnernorfie M -............. 10 90
From {aIl {he sqests ibraupS az m E M vais II
Proceeds q Ia iaiI = T1ld EoIhTnoS a. 80 1850
Iv-st. ~ --ffrs terirbo Long Ts,an6... 100
MRS sai4 az f5nLii1' Te cbo TGns Island -. 800
Mss - n p6bi,te Jericho Hng isiand,..... 500
Me- - prcaaJS.s n1,te'; ,.,........... 100
"I '"'' - 800
l. n fIjoit ispeciall ............. 81 so
From & Two Ipe P SIsidI Ennebnnpor 1 Me 200
p, ioI,siv acLnovsedged Observation-Disclosures. 1925 +6
r,.a, .u,,,s, "a 1902 sls 4o5 SO
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
~ EARI.Y MAIL TRAIN.
NEW-YORK CITY.

Wall s-bscrfrers To tbe DAILY TRI-WEEtA1sY VIII
he charged one cent copy postage IN addton %
rates named above
The Tribune will be mailed 20 Cuoa Poro htTv 80 Soreir
ana the Phflippires expense tor IOleie-
postage -, -.-..s L. Sb. rr,tve-sa1
Postal Union Tribune Will be mailed al tne
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

Professor Bill Devery has our distinguished con-
sideration for cassifyin' that patriarch in Demo
cratic politics. Hugh Mclaughlin. We never couId
just exactly tell 10 what age or species the Boss
belonged until Professor Bill shed his calcium
searchlight Of Information on the subject Pro
fessor Devery says Mclaughlin Is an old an
ant quated an surian politician" The Silures W.
man to accuse NcIau ghin OF bein' either an Eng
lishman or a Welshnan.
Professor E B Andrews of the University of
Nebraska told HIS young men that the unmarried
ndvGga 9 to a0sf a9f9ng e6av Of his num-
Der David Bennett HILL
We're compelled to change our opinion somewhat
as touchin' the utility Of cigarette smokers Used
10 think that they could be Just dropped OF the
dock an wouldn't be missed. Last week we took
ride on a gasolene machine, an the chatter smokeo
a cigarette with a most villanous smell He said
he did il to Kill off the easoleHe smell We thought
while gon' down a pitch in Yonkers that the crsck
o doom had come. fur there set Ihat chanTt rT
iickety split We wuz thnk'n' how the obituary
the Deadly Cigarette" or something like that.
when that Teller took in lo1g Whit an nen
sal ed the machiHe around & sRaFp turn
speak,n. O. that same ride there was actress
on the front seat and what she didn't know about
practical things would MI water main When the
ma chine took water up In Van Courtlandt Terrace
the hose was attached TO a pipe spiked tea' TO
tree The girl asked the chatter If it was Eas"lene
tree that he was tappin. Later on. when we nish
run over q very small dog with unaccountable
large bark. the girl said TO he dog sure a.aR
think you had that InuCn In you. she gave US tt!c
worst pain Of all. though. when we came 70 the
Major Andre monument in Tarrytownr win a
KNOWN look she said to her friends, This Is the
monument to that brave an intrepid ArcuC eA-
plorer who went up In balloon from the Norih
Pole and came lown again His remains is
under this monument
a brighton
NAV have been all right. but they broke lot Of
our old neighbors up around Bloomviie 4 lot
of EN- came down with idea that they could win
Il kinds Of money from the bettin' men. Livery
farmer when he's real devilIsh an wicked an
twin in the face G Providence likes TO sneak OF
an bet on the races. Some OF the boys came down
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

Graduates of some of our colleges will perhaps
recall the not altogether pleasant sensation Of be-
ing waited table by fellow
STUDENT student. and the not altogether ef-
WALTERS fectiVe service Of these same stu
AND TIPS. dents. Anu more people Will read
lily call to mind student walters at
innumerable summer .otels more less pleasantly
Some people lik, help the needy students other
people don't like help themselves. especially at
S. day. But a rather novel feature of the student
waiter problem, aside from the o,ial strain in
voVed the fitness of the average student for the
duties of a serN ant. brought out by Gordon &.
smith. of Chicago, at the WaiCorI yesterday.
ern summer resorts this season ne sid, 1t
must have been apparent that the student wait
ers, who still 10 be found in large numbers, are
rapidly yielding the influence that has been at
work among regular hotel servants for some
tme-the innuence of tipping It has often in the
past been The habit of kInd hearted gusts to give
a departing donation to these needy students, wno
are go back and Scrape IN 'ou6h another year at
college, but il strikes me that the students are
more and more coming 10 look on this not as
favor. but a duty, or something they have
right demand, and they don't wish any longer
TO wait. in many instances. for the guests de-
part. Too often now it's the old story-no tip, no
toast. 1t seems to this is spirit quite foreign
Americans under any condition, and. rather than
have IL become general |, for one. would be for
doing away altogether with stu6ert waita-s.
there is nothing else for them do in the summer
but extort tips. they would better give up coilege
altogether"
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

Address all cornrnnca ors reatIve suoecr ptio1s OF
s5,>srt dement's 10 THE TRIBUNE New-York CITY
Remit by Postoce money order, express money orosrs
draft or registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

DO not he imposed on.
Always demard the genuine.
Murray & Lanman's Florida Water.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
HOURS: Morning.

In diagram the continuous white line shows tn'
indicated b. The Iribunss self
r.Ing bai uaIeter. inc shows the enpera-
tlre as recorded PeTry's Pharmacy
Tho following Official record Weather Bureau
b1H The changes in temperature for the last TWEEN
hours in comparison with the corresponding date
ra=
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
Rurnett's Vanilla Extract

g ,ba hest The grucers knew II. Insist on having
Barnetts Il is for your food. Pure and wholesome
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
N'-york 6brouSb R-euben'S Eyes.
LOCAL ITEMS.

OF The BloomV1le Clarion has
the "a
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

The surest and safest OF Blood Purifiers is Jsyn.'
\
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
DIED.
5pcrIai Noti es.
MEMORIAL NDo VS.
Trib,ne Subscription Rates.

The tribune will mail 10 an adGresS IN enis
county or abrOa1 changed often as cS
oulscr. your regular oea-er
before leaving o. Convenient. hand them Il A.
Ofhce
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. AUGUST 49, 1902
THE PASSING THRONG.

The tale is old rs Hamelin Town. Rats They
BIT the babies in their cradles. they licked the
soup from the cooks own ladies'.
BETTER And they also ate up the grain in
THAN THE a Vermonter's barn. Hanlelin tried
PIED PIPER. the Pied Piper and got rid, to its
sorrow. of more than the rats But
this Vermonter tried rolled oats and still has his
thrteen-odd children, but rats II TINS were
an advertisement for a breakfast food the moral
would be plain.
~ his way" said James 2. Manning. OF
Burlington. az the FirLh Avenue yesterday. .Out
in the country not far from Burlington the grocer
who general grain and feed dealer and dts0uTSer
OF farming tools and the like for the surrounding
district, found mis- storehouse to be oVegran Wita
rats, which rap seemed cunning enough 70
catch nor big enough to hold them an; AS ,9 dne
grocer put it, ten traps could eaten tnefn fast
enough to prevent second generation So SO ne s mt
on an idC a. He took a great, wide tub ana niled
it half full of rolled oats The rats fat5ened on IL
OF rather in il. for some days. When they nad
learned 10 go there with confidence ne one DAY
filled the tub half full of water. on the surface
sprinkIed a coating of chopped cork, ana tnen over
all sprinkled a thin layer of the rolled oats Inat
night the rats came the tub as was their wont,
peered over the edge. saw that LII was ro4Leq Qdls
and iurnped The next morning seventeen OF them
were found dead at the bottom. In thIs way the
grocer cleared his storehouse. Being idIiASe' ne
is already talking OF a patent
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

Professor z. B. Andrews of the University or
Nebraska told his young that the unmarried
individual amounts to almost nothing. Hum! Let $
see Guess we'll send a marked copy Of this NUM-
Der TO one David Bennett Hill
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
PostoTce Notice.

Should be read DAILY BY all interested. as ehanSss
tineJ 1000
F'oregn mails the week ending august =. 80.
viii close lproupty IN the General PostoGee
ParetIs close hour carrier tndo
-Iosirg time shown below Parcels post MATS OF Ger
many close I ntay ana " elne-ay -,..,o,
haIf hour later closing time shown oeloN 's&cspt
that SruoIer7entary Mails for Europe and central amer
ica via tclon close ct Foreign Staton)
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
TJrrsDAT-At $50 a. for Europe per > 5 n Iii al
Theresia via Plymouth. b9urg and Bremen taasa
for freIan he directed per s $ X ~
Theresis''l: at $50 italy direct. per $. 8
Nord America tnan must be directed per $ $ Noro
UEDNEsDAY-At $50 a. n. Europe. : = s.
Louis via southampton email for Ireland must oe dt-
rec1ed per Lous'). $50 a supple
TFff-rSDAY-At $50 a. m for Europe. per z Bis
marck via Plymouth. ChsrOOurg and Hamburg 1au ror
France must be directed per ; s F. Stsnarek D az
a ~ Tor Fran-e Switzerland Italy. Spain Portugal
Turkey Egypt British India and LORENZO MAJ
ouez per Lorraine. via Havre tniail for otner
sSTi-RpAY-At 5:30 a. m Europe, 3 Un1orta.
via Queenstown; a. II. for Italy cirect per 8
Lain frnar mus be directed per = Lam al 500
m for Netherlands direct. FtntrsTtsIn tnait
for Scotland direct. per = Columbia mail must Do
directed Counbis'b; az 10 a n rcr Sstgiurn
KroonIand tHail must De directed Per
.PI, rNT-FH MATTER FTC-Tnfs takes Printed
Matter Commercial Papers and SAMPLES tor Germany
only The class Of mail matter FOR otner paris 9r
will be by this snip unless speeiaS al
rec ed by her
Mails named above additional Supplementary Mails as
opened on the piers American English French
and remain open until Vltnln len
Minutes of the hour OF sailing CT steamer
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. IVES
INDIES. ETC

a D.
Pacific Ports. per : Finance via Colon mail for
SSo Se'sa1 m n'qsr for St ThSnas and S9rthern Braz
e m for Gfsasda ana trinidad. per : ; MaTacas:
1880 for Brazil per 5 s CAPRI. wa Mace Maceio o.
specially addressed1. at p n for Argentine: sas Cra
?. m. for jamaica, per $ $ Admiral FarrasuI from
VIA P.rDs6us6 saha ia and RIO 9sneo mail fo
Northern Brazil ArEentine rrpsusy and "a raasuay
TTS snJ Wins2ar5 ISLANDS and British Dutch
aTi French Guiana per s. 5 Korona: al p m Tor
Jawsca per 5 Cart Bennett from sosIen ta..
Tabsseo sna chaRa: per Monterey ns, fer eas-
AZ ia ~ for Ponce per $ Pathfinder Cnan for other
parts OF Porto Rico must be directed per 5 Path
at Io m for asiti peT 0ranfe Nassau mail for
Curacao Xenezusia Tindad BFISn & anS Ysn. BnsSa
$50 . for Jamaica. per = ; Admiral Scnley.
from 9561 R9sTGn a. fTo n @ p T 5F
FRinAY-At II m. for Mexico. rer : Nissars; ss
sATTRDRY0At m tsrrpIennsntary $50 a fs1 t0r
img for ss1ans and csrtassna must Be direetsd
sT rS,a a. Tssnd s s "a al aPana s
Cartagsaa. per AItai mail for Costa Rica must
meHtaTT Ia:ad rs for Haiti and Santa Marta per
$ Valencia: at 10 a m, m for cuba: per 5 Moro
oIinia Matanzas ordinary mail only. which must
be directed per : s Ohnda J.
Mails for Newfoundland ov rail TO North sydney and
Msfis for MGuson bv rail to Bostsn and
Mails for cuba ran Port TaH1pa. Fla and thence
by close at this oace daily except THURSDAY.
ths ecnnes5Tg closes are M.Ta maze s on M9G
City overland unless spsay ~ % sor 9spsten ~
Costa KGs In and tEspce 5y steamer close ar nj.
II p m teonn,ctins closes here Mondays for Belize.
RicaS fRegistersd mail closes at previous
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among those on the cymric. which arrived yes
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

To G. Washington Jones: Your letter te!lin' of
Spendin TWO weeks at Earnt gat an not comm
into contact with mosquito entities you 10 mem
bership IN that club spoke 10 YOU about.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

-. ,raceeding the assessors may demand just 6
IN. thEr oetais as they ht AS far personal
rans is concerned. the tax assessors al
prUE paES ascertain what taxpayer really owns,
ss- our present law
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

Man down in Pennsylvania has found the bone:
Of a mastodon OF extinct species. Just as Hk
as rot Croker wandered of there somewhere an
forgot 10 wake up.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-18

The Sheehan men In the IXth Oistric are getttn'
ready TO PROFOUND TO Devery that burnin' question:
where did YOU get 10" We hope that Bill Will
stand without htchin' an do the best he can when
they drs of that particular bomb.