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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-22
TALK OF THE TOWN.


W. F. Morrison Of Washington street
is reported as being III.
o. c. Taylor Of Burlington was in
town on business today.
Miss Florence Whittier Of Mortified
is visiting friends in the city.
J. NJ. o'Brien Of Boston was ii the
city on business this morning.
Raymond O. Waterman began worI,
this morning in Merchant & Fraser's
store
Capt c. NJ. Brownell Of Burlington
was in the city today on a business
visit.
G. M Douglas began work yesterday
as a clerk in the Wells River freight
depot
Tonight at the opera house the Nellie
Kennedy company viii present ~scaled
Lips, Sealed Lips"
The Queen Of the Forest circle will
meet at John Forbes, 25 Brook street,
this evening at 1880.
DR. and Mrs c. Al Bullock have re-.
turned to Barre after an absence Of sex
eral months spent in Roxton Pond,
Que
An alarm from box AZ called out the
fire department to s02 So. Main street
this afternoon for burning chimney in
the house Of james Lafayette. No dam.
age
Among the arrivals ut the City hotel
today are G. B Smith and r. J Kcilfe
Of Syracuse N. Y; r. r. Butler Of
New York, W w Foss and G. 4. Gates
Of Burlington, a. A. Yonge and James
= Dunno Of Boston and II. w. Barton
Of New York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-22
NEwMAN'S CASE PUT OVER.
viii Be Heard at Randolph This After
.,na,.


Randolph, NOV. 22 The reign of Jus
tice started in force IN Randolph yester-
day a. B. Newman Of Barre was
brought before States Attorney Nj. NJ
Wilson and Justice NJ 4. Boyden on the
charge Of burglary committed a short
time ago, when the house Qf Mr.. Oar
Ing at Corinth was broken into and re.
licved Of quantity Of cut glass, bed
clothing and other articles The case
against Newman has been continued un-
til this afternoon in order that the
prisoner may have an opportunity to
procure BAIL
Officer r. II. Ketchum arrested New
ell King Wednesday afternoon and he
win be given hearing before Justice
y. l.. Boyden some time today
Two other cases are slated for the
police docket today ]. r. Brown Of
East Granville must answer-t6 a charge
OF forgery, and several young boys must
take their medicine for throwing stones
through the windows Of some Of the
houses down on the beach.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-22
BOYS WANT BEcKLEy STREET.
Say Pleasant Street Is Short, Steep and
Liable to Accidents.

Mr. Editor: As one Of the boys Of
ward w, see our city cohncilmen have
chosen the north end Of Pleasant street
for us to slide on. think that is a
bad idea. It is so steep and short, and
IL team was TO come along Beckley
street. we boys couldn't see 1t. There
is more chance for accidents than ever.
Seeing Bcckley street has been wideneI
some this last summer why not let
us have iti II is long, straight coast
and If they boys get 1t think there
will be much less risk Of accidents
Thanking you, Mr. Editor, for a little
space in your paper, ] am, sir,
Edward stephen, Beckley street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-22
THREATENED TO SHOOT.
Miss Chaplin Says Barnard Had Threat
ened to Shoot Her Lover.

Rutland. NOV. 22.--In Rutland county
court yesterday Miss Eva Chaplin Of
Chittenden testified that Daniel Barnard,
who Is Oh trial for assault with intent
to kill, shooting John Cassidy with a
shotgun, threatened TO her that he would
shoot Cassidy, her lover This happened
d short time before Cassidy was shot by
someone who fired at him while he sat
milking. No motive for the shooting
has been shown It Is one Of the hardest
fought criminal cases in Rutland county
court for years. u. II. O'Brien and r.
W. Moloney are counsel for the re-
spondent and states Attorney 4. A.
Lawrence il prosecuting. Both Barnard
and Cassidy ale farm hands.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-22
TRAIN WRECKED.
Ten People Injured-Baggage Car and
Two Coaches Jumped The Track.

Buffalo, n Y, Nov. PA Buffalo,
Rochester q Pittsburg passenger train
east bound, was wrecked at Golden. 20
miles east of here last night Ten pas
sengers were injured, but none OF them
fatally.
The injured were brought to Buffalo
and taken to the hospital for treatment.
After having their injuries attended to,
all but three Of them were able tolcaye
The cause Of the accident is unknawn.
The train was running at the rate Of
about 30 miles an hour when the baggage
car and two other coaches jumped the
track and toppled over ii the ditch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-22

The Burlington public was given an
opportunity Tuesday TO examine at
Stannard memorial hall, the drawings
for the proposed soldiers and sailors
monument submitted by Marr & Gordon
of Barre No definite selection has
vet been made. The Woman's Relief
Corps has for years been collecting 4
fund for the monument and have now
at their disposal $500. II is propoed
Ao erect the monument next spring ii
either Battery OF City Hall Park.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-22
FOLLOWING FRANCIS.
But The ofHcials Seem to Get No Nearer
to Him.

Belfast Me-, Nov. %. Sheriff Carl.
ton was notified this morning the store
Of W. 4. Griffin at the Park and Summer
cottages at Sandy Point had been en-
tered during the night Food was stolen
from the store and horse stabbed in a
shed adjoining the cottage 1t is believed
to be the work Of Negro Francis. The
police Of ISsngor believe he is heading
for that city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-22
pIowing out sieewaIks.

Editor Daily Times AS resident
in ward would like to ask Alder
man Cutler il he thinks one o'clock IN
the afternoon IL good season to have
The snow plow come along the sidewally,
after the children have had 10 plow their
own path through the snow three times
going TO and coming from SCHOOL,
A Tax Payer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-22
Workman Fatally Injured.

Proctor, Nov. 22 Bird Fowler, wire
man for She Vermont Marble company,
was seriously injured at West Rutland
this afternoon by pole falling over on
which he was strapped He Is not ex-
pected to live.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-22
FOR
JUDGESHIPS
Legislature Completely Over
ShadOWed
BY ANXIOUS CANDIDATES
Men Who Are Mentioned for the Three
Additional Places Some Appoint
ments by the Governor
Today.

Montpelier, Nov, 22 The business Of
the legislature was completely ovcrshad
owed today BY the button -holing and
pulling and hauling of candidates for
the three positions on the Vermont jul
dietary made BY the passage Of the bill
yesterday, recognizing the Judiciary,
Under the change there are to be four
supreme court and six superior court
judges, total Of ten places to fill. IT
is conceded that the seven supreme court
judges Of the present system shall be
given berths under the new plan, Judges
Rowell Tyler. Munson and Watson going
to the neH supreme court and Judges
Hazelton, Powers and Miles being given.
three Of the six places on the superior
bench.
That leaves the three places for which
there is now an unseemly scramble on
today. One man says that there are
37 candidates for the three places, BUT
that is probably stretching the fact a
trile There are at any rate something
Ike fifteen candidates already and there
i no telling how many more Of the
mushroom growth there win be before
tomorrow, when the election will prob
ably be held befors the joint assem-.
bly,.
Leading the candidates is Senator
Taylor Of Hardwick, and in spite Of the
protestation that no member OF the as
sembly shall be chosen, he seems in
q fair way to slip in Former Lieut.
Gov. 2. S. Stanton Of Roxbury is also
strong candidate, with il. T. Water.
man Of Brattleboro close on his heels.
II is generally conceded that Represen-
tative Hale X. Darling has as good
show for election should he care to
run, but he is averse TO the scramble
now set on foot chiefly through his eff
forts. City Judge r. G. Mower Of Bur
lington has a good following. but it
Il understood that be will not be can
didate a few Of the other men spoken
of are j. X Batchelder Of Arlington.
Representative Archibald az Manchester,
Representative John II. Senter Of Mont
pelier, Attorney General C. G. Fits Of
Brattleboro, w A. Dutton Of Hardwick,
Henry Biodgett Of ST. Johnsbury, A.
A. Hall Of st. Adams, F. NJ. Butler Of
Rutland, }. w. Redmond Of Newport.
OF these Henry Blodgett has with.
drawn.
For fear that the new Judiciary might
not he organized during the month Of
November, as the constitution stipulates,
and 50 az to permit the present Judges
now presiding over county courts to
continue their terms, the House and
Senate rushed through bin to permit
them to hold office until their success
sors are chosen. II took half an hour
for the bin tcffly through the two
branches and into the executive cham
Der.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-22
FAVOR STANTON.
Washington County Bar Recommended
Him for Judge.

Montpelier. NOV. 22.-At a meeting Of
the members Of the Washington County
bar at Montpelier this afternoon. % be-
ing present and voting, Il was voted to
support 2. s. Stanton for one Of the
new iudgeships The vote was. Stanton
2s. j II. Scnter 4, and George W..
Wing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-22
Lotti-Hianchi.

The wedding Of Miss Eda Bianchi
and John Lotti, both of this city, took
place this morning at the city clerks
Office, Justice James Mckay performing
the ceremony.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-22
Approyed by the Goyernor.

Fl. 159, An act to amend sections
$3.50, 1881 and 1882 Of the Vermont
statutes, relating to the construction
and maintenance Of fences, cattle guards
and farm crossings by railroad corpora.
tions
III. 22s. An act to amend section II
of No. 22:e.of the acts Of 1884, entitled,
An act 6FiAcorpofate the village Of
Windsor iNlating to trustees and water
commissioners.
II. 230. An act TO incorporate the
Addison County Trust company.
III. 240. An act To incorporate the
Molly's Falls Telephone company.
n. 325. An act to amend section !
Of No. 81 OF the acts of 1856. entitled
An act to amend an act entitled, An
act Incorporating and establishing the
Norwich university, at Norwich, IN
Windsor county, passed November 8, a,
ID 1884"
II. $50. An act TO incorporate the
Grafton and Saxtons River Railway com
Pany.
H. 333 An act te amend section 4
Of No. 249 Of the acts Of 1904, entitled,
An act To incorporate the Shoreham
Telephone and Telegraph company al
amended by Section of No. 273 Of the
acts Of 1902, relating to the officers Of
the corporation.
II. 343, An act to incorporate the
Bethel Telephone and Telegraph com
pany.
IT, 1866 An act TO incorporate the
Maple Hill Cemetery association.
S. 7. An act TO amend section Of
No. Of the acts Of 1908, relating to
additional polling places.
S. AZ. An act 10 regulate the assign
ment Of future earnings.
$. 44. An act to amend sections q,
3 and 4 Of No, 23s Of the acts of
1856, entitled An act to empower the
village Of West Randolph TO bring wa
ter into said village and to issue bonds
for that purpose
S, SOL An act to provide for further
instruction Of the deaf. dumb, blind,
idotic and feeble minded
Joint resolution instructing joint
standing committee on industrial school
to visit that institution
joint resolution to audit account Of
state boards.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-22
SEEING HARVARD OFF.
1000 Students Escort Football Eleven
to Cars.

Boston, Nov pa great student
demonstration occurred this morning,
when the Harvard football team left
for New Haven. Over 1000 undergrad.
yates paraded with the team to the
cars in Cambridge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-22
MISSING STEAMER IN PORT.
Captain Whipped Whole Crew to Break
Up Mutiny.

Astoria, Oregon, Nov. %. The British
steamer Ivernia, given up for lost reached
port today. The Captain reports two
mutinies which he broke up by whipping
whole crew.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-22
t. r. cUmMINs DEAD.
Old Resident of East Montpelier Passes
Away.

Timothy r. Cummins Of East Mont
pelier, died this afternoon at 1890 at
DR. Bcrry's sanatorium in Burlington.
He was T3 years old. He leaves wife,
an adopted son, Walter L. Jacobs Of Long
Beach Calf, and brother, Al. o. Cum.
minis Of Montpelier. The funeral will
be held next Sunday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-22
In Hartford Next Year.

Denver, Colo, Nov 22.-~The National
grange Yesterday voted to hold its 41st
annual convention in 1907 ut Hartford,
Conn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-22
Rush LegisIation On Judiciary.

The bill recognizing the state iu-
dietary was rushed through the legis-
lature with remarkable promptitud1
yesterday afternoon. The House first
passed it. Then it went to the Senate.
This was not quite satisfactory TO the
Senate, SO they amended it to increase
the number Of supreme court judges
from three 10 four. IN that form the
bin passed the Senate under suspension
OF rules and went back to the House
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-22
UNDER THE GLITTER
OF THE GILDED DOME.

When the legislature adjourns tomor-
row it will be until Tuesday, December
8, at three o'clock
An appropriation Of $4,000 Ii asked
for the care of the states insane for
two years.
Gov. Proctor says there are yet sew
eial days in which city judge can be
appointed for Barre.
Those who are not candidates for SUI.
perior court judges are rare indeed
about the State House.
Mr. Hapgood Of Peru must have been
sorely tried because be couldn't get up
and object to the rush legislation on
the Judiciary BILL
Governor Proctor today appointed W.
4. Gokey Of Bennington a member OF
the State Board Of Pharmacy for five
years lie succeeds G. G. Bingham Of
st. Iohnsbury. The governor also ap.
pointed II. l.. Clark Of Castleton, c. H.
Stcarns CT johnson, and Albert +. Ed
son Of Randolph to be resident members
Of the normal school board.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-22
Thursday Evening Programme.
Friday Evenlng programme.

Farce entitled ~Blundering Bill"
Mr. Snafley .. Mr.. Peter Mutch
Mrs. Snarley Mary II. Kesst
Lila Snarley .......4... Christian Rae
Mr., John Brown /. . Chas. Mcmillan. Jr
Bill Greengrass ~ Gilbert Phillips
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-22
Passes Are Ruled Out.

A bill of considerable import was IN
troduced in the Senate yesterday after
noon by Senator ohnson Of Orange coun.
ty as follows:
Prohibits issuing Of passes other than
to certain excepted classes as specified;
requires railroads to post schedules of
their rates and charges in their depots
and Gle same with railroad commits.
sioDers. Prohibits increase OF rates as
scheduled except after 30 days notice to
commission, and to public by posted
notices. Commission may modify these
requirements under certain conditions;
reads held liable for goods and property
lost in transit when delivered to other
companies, but may recover for same
from such roads. When commission is
satisfied upon hearing that rates are
excessive, unjust or discriminatory, on
that facilities furnished are not ade-
quate, reasonable or equal, It shall order
connections to be made therein and time
when same shall go into effects Right
Of appeal therefrom, but orders relative
TO rates not to be stayed pending such
appeal. Acts covers express, parlor and
shipping car companies and All concerns
engaged in any transportation service.
Act aplpies only to traffic entirely with.
in this state No dcmurrage charge to
BE- made except after four days, Sun
days and holidays excepted, and CON
signce has been notified Of arrival of
freight. Cars TO be furnished shippers
upon notice, within. four days Road
punishable for wilful refusal OF neglect
to do 50. shipper liable when be orders
or holds cars unnecessarily Penalty
for violation Of this act or OF sections
1901 ard 1909 v. $. providing for equal
charges and prohibits greater charge for
less nanl than greater) Is not more
than $1,000 fine for each offense. Same
for granting or benefting from rebates
not more than $1,000, or not more than
one year imprisonment Oncuscs may
be joined and penalties cumulative.
Railroad companies may take cogni.
zance 81 and investigate alleged viola
tions and il established shall certify
findings to attorney general or states
attorney for prosecution.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-22

for concurrence on the amendment.
When the amendment was explained by
Mr.. Darling Of Chelsea, there we're no
dissenting voice on the passage Of the
bill II went to the governor last night
The reason for this haste was that
the legislature mus, elect its supreme
court judges during the month Of No
vember. The likelihood that the legis-
lature would take a recess at the end
of the present week to December made
it imperative that the bill 60 through
at once if it went at all
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-22

An appropriation Of $4,000 Ii asked
for the care of the states insane for
two years.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-11
ADMIRAL roecs HOME LIFE.
Grea; Seaman Liyss IN sinr'. sns
UnStsttn;iegs Manner.

Tie I1uirzIs hone is in a renoti
aGArtef Of the city. and !s AZ smpie
s.d uApreteauo-s ss anything e.se
that bSioags 10 hin ! speni . .Ong
afterLoon s1;h Nine Togo little
Thiis ago sEd forced myself 70 DO
Tee Tie details vcieh usually escape
ne VIE. tuong human Interest Is
IreseaL Tie little bfosn hosss
stAndE back from the stree, IL a
slA.l sgl vel sep, garden Tie first
greeting ! received gzs from t-o hns
settsrE Eho have the privilege oi
seeonr Enying their master on the
lo.g. solitary shooung expeditions
which are rs izyoris recreAlloa- As
al good DOGS sp=zk English. even IL
japan, these gla.diz-s received ne
snlcz5.y and . sli4bg maid sshered
ne i-to & liz! hall. and thence ilto
tie s'ti!cg-roo1. fashioned In corces
Eoa 20 modern ideas, v1lh a is-
chairs a1t tables, ard = C4ryet which
rs-eTes The foreign visitor from the
uncomfortable necessity Of removing
us shoes Nine. Togo IS a geuLe. IL
teihgeat looking woman. With yery
bright eyes and the quiet. charming
manner Of the Cd fashioned Japanese
lady.
Tie frs; thing she showed ne vas
a. object wh!ch had eyiGe1Ly given
her great pleasure, and which. she
said, her husband valued very highly
Ike h,tle blst Of Nelson. made Of
Sooc and copper from the Victory
and seat to the admiral b. his Eng
Lsh admirers = short tine o.iOrs. The
cltiols parallel between the achieve
nents Of the tSO great sailors and
The coincidence Of the centenary Of
Trafalgar occurring al the moment Of
Iogos return and the NsIt Of the
British feet had impressed her, as 1t
had =. the japanese. yery deeply
She Sas still also under the DONNA.
Ton OF Intense relief at her hus.
bands safe return, and told me that
the period Of his TWO absences had
seemed unbearably long from the
weight Of daily and hourly anxiety
Worlds Work.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-11
IN The BASE BALL WORLD

C-tl,.. Oet l1-I1 re sse "a
-1-s a: ,1s H5rss r-1=p..-.-.a
-sr- .1sy t5s C1lrze5 Sat.5nal
Llg-s .szz ;l1s decisive reysrrs .5r
s--.sr-sy'. l-t-l, r5s- lsy ga.-
s--.--- iLe W. >'oee.-.. "a tie
ll'tsy's zTr--1 b. &c score q :
90
Wsrs. a-s Ors- v-5 regl.ss4
H.l,s r ils fr--- l-r.-.. ae-s
5s..=- freely. a-5 .-s A-s-ez-' 2.
-r1- l-ss -s.ps3 81 Increase the
National f. ss5res Rs-.5zeE. On the
r,-.r1yy, -. .a fire .ar-. and allow
Do t-s opposing tl,.-s- OILY ,vo
hits
Tie weather va. bitterly e5,6. the
-ers-'y 1oysrrs l' ~ be.yz the
.rssz-- pom; al ,-s Afternoon. -
a-s re ez-e yesterday. a tsE fake.
.i --CE fell Between rl-e and ten
'an--l-d e-iLlsia-r.. bundled from
bead 10 too,, 5rzye5 iss r-or. Of the
scatter.
Wa- frost z.ppsl 51-e-. and ,ae.
perfect base BAH W., 1- .-p1s.i5...,y.
The practice af bo.- team, vas er-
eselr-.y ra.c-5. e.d Singers Il the
.1--.cer, refusing o. elm, 20 the ball.
while the o1tee.5s-s missed many
flies ll ae'1al play their form vas
m1e1 better
TIE National. started the trouble
% the .sso-d lrlil. Captain C-snee
received ar 1ya-ir- BE -- .tepqed %
ile plate 5l, failed 90 hit three
good one. Then ~teirie.d, sent a
'e1rl..r, single o. left Tinker laid
i.Tl a perfect bg1. and bea, 1t %
first. stslris.dt rese1i1, second. Ey-
ers rolled an easy one % I.teIl. VINO
l b. haste 10 make q double play
tossed the ball into lei, ns.d. Stem
ieidt scored. Tinker took third and
kyen pereled securely on second.
White deliberately allowed king 70
walk. but Reulbaeh sacrificed Tinker
home and Eyers scored a moment
later on Hoffman's safe drive. King,
however, vas ont al tie plate. The
half closed with three runs over the
plate, and the enthusiasm Of the Ma
iional supporters broke loose Nth a
vieor which took no ihouhgt Of sore
throats.
The next run game when Chance
vas safe on a helder's choice. He
stole second and went 70 third when
Isbell failed 10 hold Sulliyan's bad
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-11
HOW THE SWIMMER FLOATS.
Inhsle, Through the Mouth, Eshaiss
Through ths Nose.

To Goat go out into the water a.
far as your waist, says August coun
tn Life In America, throw yourself
OF your back facing the shore. Hoie
your chin up as high as possible. Thh
will slbmerge your ears. but don't lei
tbs strange sensation worry you II
tbs ~ateF closes over your head
simply close your mouth and remain
still and sirght; you win go under foi
a second only.
NoE throw your arms out vide be
hind your back and throw out your
chest Hold your chin high. lnhalt
through the mouth EIhale through
the lose You are now In the idea
floating attitude. Never lift yom
head Keep straight and still, chest
o.. toes showing, chin high and eau
submerged Try to float as long a.
POSSIBLE. because this exercise form,
the basis not only for swimming or
the back and for liiesay!ng. but alsc
Tor sustaining yourself quietly in the
water for hours A Commute float il
Yery respectable performance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-11
Occasionally a good man grows dlssat-

Occasionally good man grows dissat-
isfei with Kansas. The milk Is too
yellow or the honey too sweet and he
doesn't like hem TO flow over his lane
anyway. says the Seneca Tribune So
be parts with his farm. sells his live
stock AMI other things tco numerous
20 mention" and moves to Oklahoma.
There he takes his good Kansas money
IN buys farm which 'o-day is and to-
morrow is not, becarse tie wind has
blown II away. or he tries Colorado
and slushes around In the mud irrigat-
Ing a strip OF bottom so narrow that
COW can't jump into the field because
she jumps over II.
Then he hears OF Texas and goes down
TO hunt the bag of gold at the rainbow.
In the daytime he scratches sandhurs
out Of his flesh and at night centipedes
crawl over his face. When his money
Is all gone he begins to feel like he did
the first night he ever stayed away from
home.
lie yearns for good old Kansas and
the yearn sticks In his throat nd chokes
him until tears come in his eyes. He
would give months work TO see the
cows standing at the bars on his old
Kansas farm and hear the horn blow for
supner.
Memory is a marvelous painter ana
paints best the thinrs we love best n
pictures to the traveller the corn silk,n.
In the field he once ownei. the wheat
ye'low'ng for the harvest. the clover
stretching eSay In a carpet OF red and
green, richer than the rugs OF Persiana
II shows him the elms as they WHISPERED
TO his children at play beneath Them
points to the roses in the corner Of the
old rail- fen'e, and IA infinite detap
points thousand things that ,ouehss
the heart and proves It's Whimsical
power.
uapny Is the man who wakes from
''ee7 10 fnd 'h't he has wandered frou
Kansas only in his dreams.