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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-04
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

Ella Wheeler Wilcox and Colonel JobD
( q. Joyce nave broken ont again IN that tire
some quarrel rs to which wrote Laugh
ANA the World Laughs with You. = II mover
was very much OF q poem ana both have
expended enough nervous energy TO write n
/ uozel better why don't they get married,
Faso Herald,
Perhaps Mr.. Ella Wheeler wilcox might
object
ray Of sunshine IN the conl sItuation
Is shed by The fact that Uncle Russell sage
luiu ln supply Of anthracite before the
| price was ralsed,-B brownsville Herald
Uncle Russell must have received
hunehi the balance Of the country VIII be
glad that there IS no danger Of the nice
generous old man having a chill.
The Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel believes
that General Miles mas inst cot rnnntion
enough 80 put his foot I'm ~ before ne
returns from the Philippines Beaumont
And if he opens his mouth he's bound
70 do it.
The smallest brewery In San Antonio
hrews the purest beer IN the country. Well
what does this fact illustrateg II clenrlv
shows that small manufactures produce
9 f1i.nI az, ana ne larger ones quantity
effort to get few.-San Antonio Chronicle,
You, Of course, mean "Hnrrah for small
breweries" Bnrrahl--Aikal Eye.
The Bertrnm News died with last weeks
issue The people Of that place do not
seem 70 appreciate q paper Judging from
me number Of times the News has died
| Briggs Enterprise
PERHAPS the News has just contracted
the habit Of dying
~
The Times is II years old this week.
Somebody come and kiss us -rhrockrporton
Times
You have one CONGRATULATIONS. hut we ARE
saving our kisses until the Bartlett News Is
So are we Tho editor Of the News Is as
pretty MS an Alberta peach md she's not
stuck up.-Anna Leader
Considering the number of Texas editors
who are waiting for her seventeenth birth
day, she has reason for being stuck IN,
The pistol tooer annually costs Texas
more money than the boil weevil.-cuuent
And more suffering and restitution.
~
Mr. VIII c. Perry has sold his paper me
Central Texan, published at rranklin.
Texas, 70 Mr. NJ X Irvln. Mr. Ferry win
engage in 9ther pursuits
~
That Hin county man who saw the moon
rise with streamers hanging TO IL eviden.lv
doesn't use very tine brand The Alkaii
Eye man has many q time seen 1.-TWO
moons rise even the city when there
shouldn't have been but one ~ Joshua
News
a moon with nothin but streamers onto
her wouldn't attract no attention IN Alkau
Aikeii people nre IN the habit o. drinkin'
semethin stronger than soothin' syrup
Alksli Eve,
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ed differently fer II Is o living, intel
being, segregated naturally as grain
sand. but COMPACT as IA rock under n
gent manipulation Capitalists want 10
with labor MS raw material and some
Judge Reagan, think II Is their right
are not willing 10 grant 10 labor The
provement and progress that they SO !
cNtol In other modern institutions an
vcntlons They would have labor oh
seeking employment" its memhers
ding against each other for the priVllsi
toll This condition would prodaN
minimum Of wages and a great numis
the human race would be deprived fo
benefit OF a few.
But Judge Reagan Is not alone II III
titude toward labor organizations. He
Spencer in his latest book coDdemns B
shonld be remembered, though. that
spencer Is a PHILOSOPHER. and cOncerrsi
self with an ideal state Of society, as \
aid in HIS sermon on the mount and
such theories are as unfit for the re
time as the establishment OF comma
by the apostles was unsuitcd fer tbal
Mr.. Spencer also condemns popular or Z
education. and while there will be &
who viii applaud his pIternnces on NJ
unlonism, there will be few. especial.
this country, who viii agree with hf,
the subject Of education. But II We
willing to concede to Mr.. Spencer and v
Reagan the absolute truth ard tUsil
their opinions we must still hold thai
are impractical "lt IS not a theoT
a condition that colfronts US" IA
unionism Is as necessary 10 the tIr
partnership In business, ana one L
concomltant OF the other If YOU ~ .
trusts you deny the principle Of "a,
ship, or II remains for you to say h'st
two or moro persons can unite thell X
csts for mutual advantage. From z
tlcnl standpoint II may be seen taaN
Is a greater problem than these two \
men have considered it; and IN any Il
If labor Organizations are an evil, M,
say I've did not begin inc quarts /.
with the othec fellow first" Ii
A Trades ume N
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EnIIsted ln the 49,.

austin, Texas, September s.-The follow
ing Austin boys have enlisted in the navy
az the recruiting station which has been
established here; W. A. Pickreli. aged Is.
born at Ennis. Texas r Flanagan. aged
rs horn az Henderson, Texas J. A Rossn-
gren. aged rs, born az Austin r. J Robin.
son aged p. born at Austin W " camp,
he'll, aged IS born az Clehurne; ]. z John.
sen aged 10, horn at Austin, H. Kineher
AGED y, born IN Germnny' Raw sappnEton
aEed - Born az Trenton, Tenn n 81
Aaskies AGED II, born At Hamllteni K. r.
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RespIte for a Rapist.

Austin, Texas, September s.--The gov
ernor this afternoon granted respite OF
two weeks to Vicente Saucedo, the Mcxl
can who was sentenced TO be hanged ar
san Antonio next Friday for rape There
Is an application pending before the gov.
ernor for n communication Of the death sen
tenee 30 life imprisonment ana the respite
Is granted that the governor may thorough,
" Investigate the case
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Department Notes.

Austin Texas, September S.-Captain Nc
Donald of the Rangers VINO Is stationed
al Abilene is here for a few days on bust
ness with the adiutant generals office.
II. NJ Jackston. storekeepar and ne.
copntant at the blind institute. has re.
signed. John NJ. Brown Ct Dallas succeeds
him.
Judge stephens Of Liberty county Is h-re
on business with the state departments.
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GOVERNMENT IS LOSER
Revenues from Sale OF Whisky ~
Have Been Cut Down Materaa

Revenues from Sale OF WHISKY ~
Have Been Cut Down Maters'
Dallas, Texas. September 3-one
heaviest losers since the local option
ment began TO sweep over Ie1as
United States government Accord
the statement Of Deputy Revenue Y.
Hitchcock Of the Fourth Texas
revenue district. the revenue recelpe
the sale Of STAMP taxes for boih WY
aud retail dealers In liquors NaYe w
duccd 30 per cent during the w
"I'he nrohibltiou movement mas uAa.s
~ barred many men from going 's'a
liquor hnsiuess or renewing tleA N
wdere local option IS prObable'
Hitchcock today. THE liauar aea"l
not want 90 run the risk of buylas
eminent license when ther ieei Ell
at some near date The county W!
a local option election.
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Honds Purohased for School Eund.
PolI Tax Statistics.

Austin, Texas September Sin answer
to an inquiry. the records of the comp
troller's department show the following re
garding the poll tax assessed, paid and
delinauent from ls96-1O00
Total polls assessed 1895. 4s2, 45s; number
pad, 301 800 number delinquent. 154 523
Total polls assessed 1898. ave, 1872; number
paid, 32Go49 number delinquent. l5G.6s3
Total polls assessed 1900, 505, 957; mum
Der paid, $50. 1l3; number delinquent, 1885,
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Paris Texas, September 8-Joe Copeland
was fatally shot this morning about
Q clock and John Crane IA so ian charged
with the killing There had been haa feel
lhA hetWeen the two men for some tme and
Wien they mot this mornng fought II out
sppglnna sied shout clock thit merntna
ae itlNes a widow and thrra chlldren.
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ALLEeEp couNTERFEITERs
Federal Authorities Have Made 2
rest at Naeocdoehes.

NacogdochCs, Texas. scprme1
deputy Unltcd States marshal dieal'
town yesterday morning and e
Of his visit one Young man Y y !,
tho probability Is that several . r.
morning WIN be keeping tho Foa.
behind the bars company. Coaa't,
bills have been in circulation arols
and the whole gang with the piale +
ufacturlng them Is located Ips
state that on account ~ tao ~
81 some q the ceagierfolie.s ~
lion Will be spruas
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e1as.

cace te Cub clpr, 4. is III n -,
saa ihe insintcfiiy and etn hi be..
etrg of the RS sTot Is 4, n,it,a
the administration repnblica 3
az considerable ici 9Th. 4 { aifr
voted g yhe lids snsa osisn
which q '1paipsd rciptles =
sugar ,ntpfi ] % BIS cprrte. st q
Und = thq h4d O. xnft j. c.st
beyond the shadow o. dsu I RI
made goods are seld a. arer 4,
connai,s than h re at home. M
Of the work.n5a OF tht ie.qaf 4.
system. Fac siniie pir Mt II ~
iiast concylaia IRE pitd An al v
The null may s.e TT "a All
cainpa sn book laws t4e sts ns.t
grounds icg The assea tip g. This o,
TAIN legislation u III 4, !u. can n.s
egG "a iusgird stu ties w.ta ~ n.
pG.ty his S ught to DE- i've ii ps.n
haudcd lx-lL lively, 0s src tbs NJ 4.
TIC two par,ies OF ;ht tflsi al u
h-aiulA 81 iai-lin4 emo a u.s MT
vi ili lesa.ts w..ich Gat- lvlows
eell.bnat.chh Az gitsn. and 4 III i ~
i,Iats usts nov shs.s IA bJsn K 7.
th' In ted states Il printed So
Vncpt.is ac q .y.tod ~ 4. ninleut 4
s. oiEng OF The ste,i tiusls nl MA
liar toni'nat obs. The III n N 'ast Il
VITA an VI !, SING b.cs "a prices OK
mod uCs tle j 81 SIX vas II, i,si +
IL = SHOWN tina e sc "a ma N, \
lopd IN other supplies has psl-st-ntI /.
Ii ens D. "a
I'D INC heed Of labor, there il ,,,.s
the suiJects OF lalur ieg slati q
tNN-Vslns soANum,nt by njuHtt q.
III rcation Of imadgr4ton Ia, NJ M
ytrr st.ong z n arc made in lbs g.
The ntictricloas s4ip subsidy SC I'm,
wArh4 Advocated by Senator Han
ether re- uul CARS al past Sc 81 Ds ii
e Csc, and Vic. WAS not push 4 ts,.
0V,stse Of TIE general fear IL tie h. M
the lad cffcet sl5s Dis Legislation
Lave on Tie Forthcoming cl,ctl H., i. &.
rth IN an able ana convincing mum,
UlGa thc head The Il U.S. Of h
scltttirts, tAe ieealts OF tae rae q,
tr.tn write, composed Of tne sp.akf a.
lessfs. Grastent and Dalzel. ar
Haired and tie real n.,ture Of the N.
rnl unltr Which tie house is comp. llfl
work IS full set forth III spcet Il
Rrprcs, ntauNe Cushnan tItrp. Ma e
ltiD, in which he made q bitter nt,aat ~
spttlscr LENDERS aud tn rules an,
hy thv latter. IS ijedllly quoted ffou ~
cfppter OH Scan lals Contains refHss3
4" the pubic FUNDS sQunhdeied ilfe IS
lAe irHnds pcrptt atcd Ia the arms h
pot service, aid. lastly, an extend d e
count Of The Sclley case. III a. ~
Miss Rehecca Tayl0f. the war d paris 4
clelk Whu Was disc1lrEA1 because sha II
ic sed The conduct OF Affair." IN tie III
flncs is a.so referred 20, A clartf -
, tho iptintivo md referendum ard = 3 "
statistics lr'ating 10 rcpulatl Ii, ma3
ton, consumption commerce, etc, cimS
= lie volume.
Evcl the republicans who have sea IS
| book rdrnit that 1t contains an amxa NJ
ginger auff cent to cause tao nov 34
nant rai1y much trouble and amw
/ democrats 10 conplailts OF any kind ID
been heard References TO the b d
: morally c7mpllaentarg, aud the elnsz
~ opinion seems 70 be tllat 1t will
strong factor IN tie campaign Taeis JA
be no doubt Cf the fact that II re-
great credil on its authors ana comb.
a large number Of copies have bscn aflt~4
and VIII be distributed where they vi 4
the nlcst coed. c. Arthur Wllis1
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even those inclined toward repabhoanlsn must ad
that the now dominant party placed IA very uneaft
abe position by the comparisoa Tho vital aneatons
relating to the sugar supply Of ha world ana 70 INC
reciprocity policy which the administration republicans
sought to force down the thfoata Of unwilling public
last winter ucdly exnaustiyely and IN
mannes which undef the mercilass white light
OF truth the plan OF the republicans to enrich the sugar
trust at the expense Of the Taxpayers.
The public is familiar with OF tho matter con
tanned in the section imperialism bit never before has
such convincing OF facts and figures been 70
concsey presented The atrocities Of the Philippine
campaign the enormous cost Of the the relation Of
this government Cuba, IS former attitude toward
the Boer republics ether matters OF like nature are
forth in which not fell 70 impress the
reader
Other subjects touched on are subsidy legislation the
decline Of popular government far the house Of
Representatives concerned aad the SCANDALS OF various
CT which the OF the republican reign
have been prolific
On the whole as The Poet remarked before the book
is as good one Of its kind the could wish TO
If intsllgently placed it can hardly fell to play an
important part in the campaign.
Wnng spealanp OF tortres inflicted in the Phlippines
Roosevelt said I'VE are not atogcther immaculate home
This probably veied ference that tar and ieathens
whieh took place near Boston
Krrr afer the pistol toter
Bos4os anti-mperialists have aih the president and
yet generally supposed that Bostonans know beans Teddy
viii them believe before long that he is really doing
something against the trusts
AJouPA Duillrs !. in the .ouiron.
DR. BRuMBY would do 10 practice exreme caution in
ordering the any gafbas ofa
OF the council might have special Tor desiring
do away with stencil,
rrw more threats and Morgan likely to put republic
an party 81 business
GRAND DuEr Bous Of Russia the story drank
out Of Chicago girls slipper He probably doesn't believe
drntng oa Of anything larger than waterins trough
TUE nation that totes big army and navy like the
that totes gn-loolng for trouble
The Monroe doctrine is of immediate and vital i'm
portance The question war;
NEwsrArER men win do we'll to wear their diamonds
when tner business calls them to Beaumont
MIS- cuAUrery Drrrws husband, thought will ac
company he- houe But he longer expected crack
few jokes as he lands
ProglE must be mighty fond Of fireworks to build their
homes in the shadow OF Peee after what she did to St Pierre
THE interest public dauntess seven aldermen
should appoint valet de chambe chanbermad
each hack team Main street
Tnr head Of the doesn't wish arbitrate The
dos which already possession Of the bone has nothing
arbitrate.
IF anthracite strike is ended viii for hunanys
sake because hurting the peope but
hurting the republicans.
Toa JoHesoN strong and an honest man, and good
fnanee The only thing him is his shape OF which
Z he hasn't any.
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4 short cat 10 knomledne-
Atlanta Iournal.

3l'l"IIl IVlTna,
mere IS ANYTHING else he wants to know Minister WI
i ll,sn. save time BY asking Or Benjamin Andrews lie
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Insus.rIal sInpls elsssedre,,.

Feora shipa annually New York over sIoooooo worth
o. herman carp taken from the Illinois This IS an industry
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sAsr1phis 1srrrnsrriai- Appeal
West Virginia mob hsasea two innorert me, re,e,t
Nay Ne' Asess Two members Of the nab and hanE theal
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Jeter, aged "a. born at Bryan K. T. Wal
lace, aged - born at Cameron; q. a.
plckrell. aged JIG. born OF Ennis.
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WHEN speaking OF tortures inflicted in the Phlippres
Roosevelt said I'VE are altogether immaculate at home
This we. probably veed that and ieaherns
which took place near Boston
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Tnr head the coal doesn't wish to arbrate The
los which already Of the bone has nothing
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OFFICE or PUBLICATION 80.
1o- 1fc3 sfc5, 1907 and 1903 FranNnh AVenus
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CORRESPONDENCE of ary description. uhefher INTENDED
fo ssnoss Editorial Department Should &c adercssa
Tnr Fous4og Phsrr and not 70 tndis1dhei efg az
cheeks Gratis parer-nvders eie made payable The nous
lrHTtsS CoMPANg.
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IF anthracite strike ended viii humanity
sake because is hurting the but because
hurting the republicans
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BosroN animperalss have faith in the president and
yet it generally supposed that Bosonaus know beans Teddy
win MAKE believe before long that he is really doing
something against the trusts.
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ToM JOHNSON strong and an honest man and a good
fnaneer The only thing against him is his shape which
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-23

Jnstice Hagner, In Equity Court No Z,
the past week issued rule against Carleton
B. Hazard, requiring him to show cause
why he should not be adjudged in con
tempt of court for not complying with the
order issued several weeks ago, requiring
him to turn over to Bates Warren, receiver,
the sum of SIS, 600 in his hands belonging 10
Mrs. Clara A. Reidel The order was issued
on the port of Mr.. Warren, who was ap-
pointed receiver for the fund several weeks
ago
Mrs. Reidel left Washington June / last,
and before going placed certain property ia
the hands of Hazard for disposal. She re-
quested him to raise a loan Of 900 on the
property, and subsequently withdrew the
request She alleges that Hazard had
raised the rzoney, however, and petitions
for an accounting Mr.. Bates Warren was
thereupon appointed receiver for the fund
by the court, and Hazard was ordered to
turn the money over 10 him.
This is the case, it will be remembered.
the SUNDAY GLOBE featureized on a few
weeks ago. Since that time the GLOBE has
been in receipt of several letters from Mrs
Reidel complaining of the charges aud ale
cations contained in the GLOBE article.
The article complained of had as its ground
work the matter published in the daily
papers, supplemented by some of the al
legged suppressed details as related by the
scribes on these sheets.
It is an axiom of the daily newspaper
man, drilled into him by the managements,
never to write up anybody who can come
back at the paper. The dead aud absent
are fair game, but the living and the pres
ent must be let severely alone, or only
gingerly touched up.
In the case of Mrs. Reidel. whose hon
ored father, "Gib" Atherton, Of Newark
Ohio, we knew favorably and well, the
GLOBE regrets that she has been made a
victim in more ways than one. The above
court order indicates some of her financial
troubles. Aud a thorough investigation by
the GLOBE has satisfied it that Mrs. Reidel
is not guilty Of the many allegations made
against her in the public press
1t is perhaps reasonable to suppose that
her elopement to Chicago afforded ground
work for all the other grosslv exaggerated
stories related, but the GLOBE has been un-
able to find any tangible fact to base charges
of promiscuous Hiration or iiais0HS with
men either here or elsewhere against Mrs.
Reidel.
The woman is alone and helpless, fighting
for her property in the courts, and she
should not be subjected to misrepreseuta.
ton or abuse to cover those who are resist
ing her natural rights to secure the money
wrongfully withheld, as seen by the court
report, from her by Mr.. Hazard or any
body else The GLOBE extends its sym
pathy to Mrs. Reidel and hopes she will
win out and secure her just legal rights.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-23
SEDUCTION AND SCANDAL
The Son Of "A High Governm ment ON.
ciaI Involved, which May Cause
His Fathers Retirement

The GLOBE Is in possession only of the
bare information that case Of seduction by
the son of one of the highest officials under
Mr.. Roosevelt will become public property
if the woman in the case is not settled with
in conformity with her demands, or
rather the demands of her rel
atives. The GLOBES informant refused to
name the high official, whose son Is in
volved, nor furnish other particulars at
present. He is gentleman of unimpeach-
able veracity, his position in society and
his profession warrant the utmost conf
dence in his ability 70 discover and authen-
ticate the startling tale he tells.
II is in substance and to the effect that
young and confding girl who has loved too
well, but alasl not wisely, has fallen vic
tim to the lust Of the young man referred
to as the son of very high official"
II will" continued our informant, give
you all the details further along The reve-
lrtion will startle society, and result in the
resignation of the young mans father.
would write up the matter aud give you the
scoop for your Sunday issue, but that GER
tain conditions restrain me at present.
expect, however, to Furnish you all the de-
tails next week. and you can prepare to add
several extra thousand copies to your
edition"
The most seductive persuasion was un-
able to induce our informant to be more
explicit until next week when our readers
will be regaled with the whole delectable
story.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-23
THE DISTRICT STABLES.
Complaints OF Over Work, Discrim /.
nation and Neglect Co Weigh
the Feed.

Many complaints have reached the GLOBE
Office of the harsh managem ent Of the Dis.
trict stables by the white boss aud his
negro assistant.
It is claimed by the men that instead of
reporting at a. m, they are compelled to
be present at 6:5o a. m. and feed, groom
their horses, etc, preparatory to the days
work. That instead Of looking after one
horse each they are compelled to groom,
feed, etc. several horses. In the evening
instead of quitting work at the usual hour
they are detained at work, except the
brother of the stable boss, who is permitted
20 leave at p. m.
It is certain that il these complaints are
we'll founded the drivers IN District en-
ployment do not get the benefit of the eight
hour day.
The feed, it is alleged, is never or rarely
weighed, but accepted from Daish & Son
without this necessary preliminary. The
attention of the commissioners is respect
fully directed to these complaints and for
investigation into their truth If matters
are as represented, radical reform In the
stables would seem to be a crying neees-
sity.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-23
WHITE EMPLOYEES
Discharged and COlOred Men Take
Their Places In the Lafayette
Turkish Bath Establish
ment.

There has been change Of mana cement
in the Lafayette Turkish Bath establish
ment under the theater Of that name. The
new management does not like white em.
plOyes aud on assuming charge last week
gave twenty-four hours notice to every
white man and boy about the establishment
of their discharge. The notice expired at
midnight Friday night and the new man
agement was caught in its own trap; for, as
usual, the negro took his time about show
ing up for work. In fact the negroes EN-
ployed to take the places Of the white em-
ployes had failed to connect Then the
white employees read the riot act to the new
management and being requested to re-
main forty eight hours longer, demanded
more than double pay for the time.
After wrangle this was conceded, but
the white employees would not trust the
management aud demanded that the money
be put up The secretary of the Lafayette
Theater was called in and guaranteed the
payment AT the expiration of the forty
eight hours the new management succeeded
In corralling new force of negroes, and
they were all lined up as the white en-
ployes passed out of the building OF
course the "darkies" griuned good and
hard at the idea of taking white men 5 jobs,
and the white men felt the humiliation.
Messrs. Gaud and Oppenheimer. the new
management, prefers colored employees.
They are entitled to their preference, but
as a white man, il we wanted a Turkish
bath, there is an establishment on Counec-
tieut avenue, conducted by white manage
ment which employees white rubbers, etc,
we would decidedly prefer. We are aware,
Of course, that this is a matter of taste all
round, as the old woman said when she
kissed the cow