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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03
BRENNAN BUDGET.
Some Statistics for the Year Just Closed.
A Wedding,

Some Statistics for the Year Just Closed.
A Wedding,
BRENNAN. T.xss. January AT the home
OF the brides parenis. Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Abbott. on East Alamo avenue, AT Sis
Thursday evening. Mr.. Joe Smith aud Miss
Hester Abbott We're united in MARI g.
Rev. c. $. Tumliu. pastor Of the First Rap
fist churcn, officiating. Il was very quiet
home affair.
During the year 1872 there has been IS,
sued from the county clerks office COG mar
rage licenses, the smallest number IN the
past twelve years. IN 1891 tAcre were '}j6
Issued; IN 1900 there were 35I licenses Is
sued.
in 1902 there were liTS chattel mort
Cages Med; IN 1901 there were 1914; in tgCl
there were 1906 mortgages hled.
rhe month Of December. 1902. marked an
increase In the number cf marriage licenses
issaed. there being 60; In 1901 during lae
corresponding mouth only - we're issued
In 1900 however, there we're II liccuses is-
sued during the month ~ December and In
1885 the same month %.
But Tor the fact that Mr.. F. W. Roscn.
baum has system ol water works 1T q
home few miles southwest Of tuwn. thee
would have been q disastrous coahagration
there Wednesday. when one OF the houses
In his ward was burned II WIS within Z
few yards OF his min residence but with
the aid of the family and near nelghb1rs
Nho fought the h-,nos hgyo!cal,J tie art
was confined to this house. even the fram
work Of & heing saved, though Its content
were an entire loss
Owing 10 the fact that there was q reg
ulsr dnwnpour 81 rain on Ncw Noer night
attendance 90 the Sylvester boil at Ger
mania was not very large, but those present
cuioyet an inform hop sud The event
proper ives pos poued until subsequent
The roads are again IN deplorable n
dltion, owing 70 tae recent heavy ruins.
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ARCHDUKE JOHN ALIVE.
Sensaliosal Statement Concerning Him
WLeOpOld Of Saxony.
sAYs THE DUKE IS now RESIDING
Rtf, His Brother on a Tiny Ionian Isle
Was Thought to Have Persisted
IN Shipwrcck

New York. January 2--Archduke Leo
pold. who assisted his sister. the crown
S.ineess Of sazony. IN her elopemcat with
a. chlidrens Trench tutor. has made tae
n nsa tional statement 70 p reporter Of Die
1oit. according 10 the Americans Vienna
q. rrespoudent, that Archduke Johann Nepo-
ii uk salratcr, who renouuced his elites and
BIOS the name OF John Ortiz and was sup
tosed to have persisted ~ sbipwreck oil
"a south American coast. IS really alive
N Johann orth was, or Is. an uncle Of Leo
,,pld and Of tina crown princess Like his
,,enhew. he left the court to 20 with az
aetress. FranIein MiEzi Siruh9l was with
Jehann orth when he disappeared.
y Arehduke Leopold says he bclieves his
nncle is living with the Archduke Louis
ID alyator. brother TO John orth and also 10
b. present grand duke Of Tuscany Arch
duke Louis Is eccentric and spends ten
months OF the year on tiny lonian isle
Md the rest Of his time on q yacht.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03
TEXAS MARRIAGES.

Loekhart Texas. January 2-Durins the
Christmas week The following marriage
licenses were Issued hy the county CLERK
David Mics and Lucy Freeman, William
Houston and Alice Hisaw. Kari Tnoene aud
Elsie H0fholnz, j H. Long and White
Barker, John GRAY. and Lille DoNes,
David Ellison and Molile Branch Henry
BemphHi aud Molle Rchard5. William
sins and Dovic simmons Lee Il. Sims sIt
LOWE Sinmrns, Howard Garrett and
Martha Jackson. Henry Coe ard pMah
Hun. Charles Giles and Lucv shannon,
freeman Horton and Georgia Wynn, z. l..
McGiunis aud Decide Riddle, Thoraas Aua.
old and Lula Wynn Anderson Weight AMI
Hattie }. johnson, W. L Coopwood ana
Rose ". Blunt
Lockhart, Texas January 2--Mr. ". c.
Coopwood, q prominent Young druggist or
the city. ana Miss Ross M. Blunt, daughter
az Dr. w T. Blunt late State health Of
accr. were married az the Presbyterian
church December 81
BRYAN. Texas, January 2.-Mr. David
Bate and Miss JULIA Dennis, bath o. th.s
city, were married yesterday AFTERNOON ~
; o'clock at the home ~ Mr.. ] ;. Eo.d'
Rev Jewell Howard pastor OF the GIFTS
tan church. officiating
Clehurue Texas. January i.-Mr. II.
Lackman and Miss Nora McCaw were mar
ried last night
Terrell Texas January 1.-Mr. Ian an.
thony OF Galveston and Miss Penelope Hal
az Kaufman were married 81 Terrell uni
versity this afternoon, Rev. J w. Lively
ofhelatiug Mr. end Mrs Anthony left
for Galveston their future home.
Colonel c. Dickson ana daughter, MIR
Frankie. are In Waco IN attendance on
Prof Leonard c. Dieksor's wedding "a
Miss Davis OF that city The groom Is the
son az Colonel c. Dickson. and Is one o;
the foremost mathnnatlclanE ~ America.
He has held the chnir Of mathematics IN
the University OF California. the University
OF Texas. and Is now IN the same chair ~
me University u Chicago. The welded
ones viii spend this winter in Mexico as
Prof. Dickson has a three months leave
OF absence.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.

Richmond Merchant Seeks 7ankrup,ey.
Galveston, Texas. January . ". Schin
Of Richmond has alcd an application 70 be
sdiudecd a bankrupt Ga toe Omitted S,a.es
court. According TO the schedule sled.
schln owes Si2.7Sisl, and hss assets con.
slsting ~ accounts. unliaeldated clalms vHi
two stocks of general merchandise. ouc 81
Glen Flora ana the other a, Richmond
TrNas, anG So Ia cash, amounting "a
Ss3I2 ~, OF Is hich amount, howcgcf. 500 x
ciuincd as being exempt from execution.
'fhc Galveston creditors are l. ilanser *
Kline S2fO7I; Galveston Dry Goods coai-
pany. si7.3as aud Miller Rros Manucac-
tnriug company Si67.J9
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REpoET an PHILIPPINEs.
Mgr. Gusi Had Made Statement to tbs
Vatican.

Mgr. euis Had Made Statement to the
Vatican.
Rome, January 2--Ihe vatican Is in re.
cclpt Of the first long report on the situa-
ton In the Philippines from Mgr Guild.
The delegate expresses the hope that. rs be
end the governor are both animated b. a
desire to maintain the pacihcation and &c
cure the prosperity % the Islands, they VIII
succeed in reaching an understanding sat
isiactory 20 Rome. Washington ami the
Philippine people. Mgr Guidi slses a sani-
mary 81 the evidence he has collected re-
garding the selling OF the frlar lands,
the settlement u rentals damages due the
church. the conveyance Of titles and the
administration ~ charitable aud oducaticnal
trusts lie thinks the question Of the with
drnwal OF the friars Will be solved through
the reorganization - the church.
1he delegate says the scllism In the 10
man Catholic church "a the Philippines vii
BE- put down. although the separatst move.
mcnt Is believed TO be encouraged by the
peoples dislike for friars and their de
Sire 80 have "a Filipino church not connect
cd with the ancient regime
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HuMeERT ANo oREYFUs Use.

Partisan SPAS, Writer Attempts to Es-
tabiish a Connection.
Paris. January 1.-The Gaulois this morn.
ing publishes an article from the pen OF
CASTOR Pollonaise. editor OF the Gaulois,
In which the writer attempts to establish a
connection between the Humbert and Drey-
fus cases. He asserts that Du Patty Du
Clam recently made deposition before a
magistrate who is investigating the Hum.
bert case. that the archives Of the general
staff contained documents showing that the
Humberts were among the most active iu
trying 10 save Dreyfus when he was first
accused NJ Pollonaise declared that efforts
arc being made to stifc the Humbert case.
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STEAMSHIP TRUST INSURANCE.
Believed that the Intention Is 70 Absorb
the Losses,

Believed that the Intention Is 10 Absorb
the Losses.
London. January :. Considerable inter
tst was ere,csd at Iloyls today By the
announcement that three lines belonging
10 the International Mercantile Maritime
eompany had cancelled their insurance
from January 1. 1t IS presumed TO be the
sntention of the international Mercantile
Maritime company - include its other
1lnes In this arrangement, While the re
Isuoval Of such large amount OF business
from the market at one time aroused much
comment the brokers who were efccting
Noe insurance OF the lines received the
.reWs with equanimity, owing to the fac
Chat for more than q year all these con.
arscts nAtted loss 10 the underwriters,
i There Hes much speculation as to how
fhe International Mercantile company IN
4ends to meet future losses. THO general
opinion Is that It viii be done tlNough the
establishment Of an emergency fund ltt
rgas pointed out that the Peninsula and
'priental steam Navigation company has
Tor a number Of years neglected the in
surance factor entirely, paying its losses
put Of the current revenue.
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poMr cuT THE peRFoaMAMce.

The Attractions at the Midway Carnival
Close Tonight
Yesterdays bright sunshine brought out
the largest crowd that has been seen IN
the grounds Of che Charity Carnival during
the week
The general cleanliness aud excellent
morals o. the shows within the enclosure
were the subject Of universal comment
yesterday. The attractions are deserving
~ patronage 81 every particular. The at
fractions leave tonight, bur none OF thg
performances nre cat because Of that fact.
large crowd Is expected within the gates
tbs afternoon ami this evening. and al
are sure TO get their moneys worth
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03
RIGHT or TIE POLICE

To Advertise a Man as Rogue TO &c
Decided in Court.
New York January arhe right OF the
police 10 keep mans photograph In inc
rogue's gallery IS to be decided by the
courts Jacob owen today secured from
Justice Scott Ia the supreme court AN order
directing Police Commissioner Greene 70
show cause why he and the officials of tic
detective beuteau should not be restrained
from kecping his photograph 20 the rogue
gallery and circulating copies among the
different police precincts.
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$40 Anainst a. san.

HalIetFuie, Texas, January . Dan Bey-
erly. by bis next friend. his father. has
filed suit here against the san Antonio and
Arkansas Pass railroad asking $500 for
damages on account Of loss Of an ere ana
$500 on account Of mental anguish. Bey-
eriy was employed as section hand at Sweet
Home and last October spike broke, q
Piece dew into and put cat cue o. hts eyes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03

Calvert. Texas January 1.-The big hard
ware store Of C. S Allen closed It's doors
yesterday This establishment has been
closed on account OF the depredations OF
the boll weevils. The stock OF goods will
either he disposed of In bulk, otherwise tue
stock may be opened again next year II
business conditions are favorable.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03
hisna Is At Mexico.

Mexico City, January 2.--General Fran.
cisco 2. Mepa, thr newly appointed secre-
tary Of war. arrived today from the United
States after short stag In Europe he
was greeted at the station by Minister
Lmantour and crowd Of friends. His
transfer from the department OF public
works and communications To the war Of
ice suits him. rs he is essentially a sol
der, and one whose record cummends him
20 bis fellow copntrymen.
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that entrances the eye and thrills the bert
No picture can compare WITH the parks and
re- spin through the magnificent diises at
such time Is TO pass through miles n
wonderland No architect who ever de-
signed cathedral arch conceived anythtng
so dslieately beautiful as the roadw1ys with
these endless arches nature In her males ic
splendUr has provided. Every branch Is
gem, every tree "A poeHn
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co,pu, chdstl Rsal EsLste peaI.

Corpus Christi, Texas. January IA val.
liable real estate deal was contaminated
here yesterday. comprising a good amount
OF property In the center Of the city. when
II. r. Sutherland. Sr.. purchased from r.
3 Hall formerly OF this city. the Old
Wocssner property consisting Of the large
adioininR buildings The consideration Ia
said to Re only s6o09. The papers viii be
hled tomorrow
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hnbitual drunkenness and allows the police
10 arrest an inehriate anywhere except In
a private house. whether discrderiy OF not.
After conviction drunkards arc hlacklisted
tempt to obtain drink during that period
they are liable 20 a tne. while the public
place supplying them Is lined $50 for q
FIRST ofensc and Sioo for q second. I'm.
prlsonment Is provided FOR drunkenness q
n person ia charge % a child under years
Of are
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opnegItlon 70 Be MltkdrsMn.

Lake Charles, La, January 2.-Thc people
81 Cameron parish. who are afreid the
damnsng Of The Mermentau win cause their
lands 70 bc oyerhowed. have concluded TO
withdraw their present opposition. The
protectors have convinced them that theiE
Interests will be Safcguarded
be Illinois Canal aud Rice company,
whose large plant Is located southeast "
here has disposed Of $1,000 worm u
hends, The money VIII be used Ia en-
larglng the plant
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Changes at Meimar.

weimar. Texas, January 2.-The business
changes made yesterday are: Mr.. j w.
Holloway sold his stock az merchandise to
Mr.. W. S. shaver and it will be moved
TO the stand now occupied by the latter,
Mr ( O. Harrison Of Quinns Siding wa
move into the stunu vacated by ]. u.
Holloway with a null line OF groceries
MessrS. Munsch q Anders have sold their
Interest IN the firm OF Ratlin. Muusch y
Anders 10 Mr.. Ratlin, who will continue
the business at the old stand.
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A pYMAMITe EXPLOSION.
Three Miners Were Killed and a Dozen
Were Injured.

were injured,
Pottsyille, Pa, January "A quantity Of
d,namite exploded in one OF the gangways
OF the OAK uill coliiery, one mile north Of
Minersyille, todsy. instantly killing three
miners and injuHng a dozen Others.
The dead:
MICHAEL OSDER. 81 years old; mar
ried. wife and four children.
ANDREW ONDER, married wife and
four children
JOSEPH PRoKEP, married, wife and
two Caiidren.
Seriously injured.
James Patterson, Morgan Davis, George
Bowe. all OF Pottsyille; George Bowman,
Minersvilie; John Stapton, Edward Kelley,
Mount Lafee. Michael Rynok, Duncott.
The accident occurred while the men
were removing a stick Of the explosive.
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Touched for lis Watch

a smooth crock eyaded the police last
night aud succeeded in touelng an in.
terested slght-seer on the Midway for his
gold watch,
The crock unlocked the chain and left
il dangling from the pocket and succeeded
IN getting away with the timepiece.
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Voluntary BankrunteY.

Iockhart, Texas, January Mr.. A.
wolfr dry goods merchant Of Icckhert.
went into voluntary bankruptcy yesterday
and his house is closed up. 80 schedule Of
Indebtedness and assets mas yet been fled,
but viii be given later
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03
Me.terr unlon Mitharau.s.

Last night Miss Anna Anderson, operator
Of the Western Union telegraph key at
the Rice, closed her desk and the com
rany has removed its Instruments from the
hotel.
The Postal and Western Union companies
both desired floor space Ia the lobby and
as they could not be accommodated, the
ahove mentioned company withdrew It's
Ia use the telephone or so to the central
offices 10 send kilograms
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03
scHEMIMa FoR POSSESSION

pf the Unborn Child Of the Crown
PrinceA Of SaXony.
Berlin, January 2.-The Saxon court IS
determined TO make an attempt 10 obtain
Possession OF the expected child OF the
crown princess, according 10 the Boersen
Courier, and has instructed the chief OF
police's agent, Schwarz, at Geneva to keep
4 sharp lookout and avoid deception by the
substitution of another child Che intention
% the crown prince is TO claim the father
hood of the child aud educate 1t at the
lSnxony court
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FIRED ALL DETECTIVES.

One Of the First Acts Of the New Police
Commissioner.
New York, January AFTER a consulta-
tion with Deputy Commissioner Ebstern
ana Peter Piper and Chief Inspector Cort-
right, Commissioner Of Police Greene is.
sued the following order today; IAN pre-
cInct detectives and patroImen doing duty
Ia plain clothes are hereby returned TO duty
rs patromen to take eject January Z. and
they will not be eligible for duty Of any
Kind during ninety days from that dare."
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LApY LAWSON SUMMONED

o NppeaF N ENgWsn ToWCe OOUTt on
Charge of Habtuai Drunkenness.
London. January 2.-The first notable
base under the new licensing act. which
fTent into effect Yesterday, came ND In
.ondon police court today, when Sir
tharles Allen Lawson, the Anglo-Indiau
ewspaper editor and writer, applied for
summons against Lady Lawson, whom he
\ scrtbes as an habitual drunkari. Ths
luminous was granted.
The new act enables either husband or
Arife TO secure separation In the case OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-03
New Bank at Runns.

Ruuge, Texas, January 2.-rhe new Ma
tloual bank opened up Tor business at .
DOT yet heing Competed. they will occdpy
one Of Mr.. Talks buildings un Main street
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By keeping the liver active the system Is
cleapsed OF Impurities and Is enabled TO
ward OF diseases
OXIDINE Is tie best Liver and MalRrisi
Tonic sold. Ask ycur druggist.
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sialled soys In suslness.

Ranger, Texas. January l.-CAariie Ghol
son has sold his stock Of confectionery aud
groceries to Mr.. Ra,iif. who made pres
ent OF the entire stock 20 his sons. Obe Rat
iii and Baylor Ratlif1. Consideration about
SinaN
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Rnsiness Il Crockctt Sold.

Crockett. Texas, January 2--Iobn Muir
Gibson. dealer In family groceries, has
sold his business 20 w. n. Lewis, who
viii continue the business at the old stand
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New Firm Al Mount Calm.

Mount Calm. Texas, January III. r.
Earles and jon Miller have purchased the
racket store OF Reynolds q Ellison aud viii
ado full stock of groceries.
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80 pueLlc pEsT.

II Now Amounts to Nine Hundred and
forty-ssvsn Millions.
Washington. January AT the close Of
business December 81. 1907 the public debt.
less cash in the treasury, amounted %
SOFT .1e4. G7a which Is decrease for the
nonlh OF glo,a32, COZ. which IS largely ac-
counted for By an Increase Of nearly SiO,-
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Rryan Has started Homo.

Mexico City, January 2.-william Jen-
nings Bryan left here this morning for
the United states.
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Take oSiplNE for Chnls and Fevers.
Cure guaranteed.
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That most wonderful Of painters nature
he's touched Naw York Wits tbr purest 81
celors and The mighty city riots 81 a beauty
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-07-18
JUDICIAL DECISIONS
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One who by mistake sells TO a person
a poisonous drug for a harmless medi-
cine is held, in Peters VS.. Jackson (W.
Val, 81 l.. II. A. 42s. 10 be liable to a
third person who without negligence
takes the drug for medicine. for dam
ages resulting TO him therefrom.
A presumption OF negligence on the
part OF an electric company 10 held, In
Boyd VS.. Portland General Electric
Company or. 81 l.. X. A. GI9. TO rise
when injury results 10 a traveller In 4
public street from one OF It's live wires,
which has broken and is hanging so
near the ground as TO be within reach
theFefrom.
From the fact that a quiet. gentle
horse was left standing united Ia the
public street, free from the presence Of
anything which might brighten or dis
turb him. II appearing that the driver
had been accustomed 10 use the horse
In that way for many years without
accident. IL Is held. 10 Bellies VS.. Kell.
ner IN. J. Err d App. 90 l.. Il. A.
CIT. that no Inference can arise that
the act was negligent
Heating apparatus bought by a man
under n contract reserVing title 10 the
seller and permanently placed In
building owned by himself and his
wife By eDtireties is held. In Shellen.
burg vs.. Detroit Heating and Lighting
Company CMich.l. 81 l. II. A. O32. not
20 become q fixture 20 40 TO prevent its
removal for nonpayment OF the pur-
chase money. II removal will not ma
terialiy injure IL or the building.
Under a statute requiring insurance
commissioners 10 Issue 4 license 10 a
foreign insurance company 90 do bust
ness Ia the State. IL satisfied with its
statement showing its financial condi-
ton and standing. IL is held. In Bank
erS Life Insurance Company ". How
land Vtl. 81 l.. II, A. 3T4. that the
commissioners have no authority TO
question the mctbod OF computing the
reserve set forth in the statement or
10 enter upon an independent valua.
lion Of such reserve.
policy insuring a railroad company
against loss from liability TO persons
who should accidentally sustain Der.
SonAl Injuries" on it's road under cir.
eums'anees which impose upon the In.
surod a common law or statutory Tia.
billy for the Injuries Is held In wor.
oes'er a s, Street hallway Company
Va. Travellers Insurance Company
tMASNl. 81 l. r. A. 62a. no, TO cover
cases OF instantaneous death without
conscious sufrerin. through injuries for
which Insured IL responsible. where the
statutes give a new right Of action to
the personal representative in case OF
death. and not right Of action to de-
csdenL which survives.
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The mines ~ old King Solomon have haA
their SHARE 81 praise:
They surely v"rs the limit in those far
gone heather days
The tabled wealth Of Croesus mus, have
been a gorgeous pile.
Enough 10 Keep common chap well fed
for quite while:
But knoH something that can put the
whole bunch to the bad
That quarter In your pocket that you
didnt know you had.
You know Il well a. do. for we've
ell q us gone broke
And walked around aud wondered what
We had that We could soak:
With payday twelve hours distant and
hunger coming on
Its quite enough 10 make a chan feel
rather woebceone:
And then to dnd--o Joy Of Joys. Now
don't Il make you Glad
A quarter In your pocket that you didn't
know you hadl
And sometimes even when you're Hush.
but know most mighty well
Just what your cash amounts to, tionf
Il make you fairly yell
To find an extra quarter in aoms unex.
pected placc1
IL sends a smile Of solemn Joy career.
ing DER your face.
And then you spend a dollar celebrating
like q cad
The finding Of that quarter you didn't
know you had.
know It's just a two-hit piece, but myl
that quarter Seems
Worth far more than the riches Of our
wildcat childhood dreams.
We hold II up and gaze at Il and Eloat
DER Il In glee,
As X Il were the finest sight a human
eye might see.
And yet it's such a little thing to drive
person mad
The quarter In your pocket that you
didn't know you had.
American.