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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

Tut NV, has several times
m'uti"ucd th" fact that hydro.
rt"hia has appeared at several
I"lut, in the state, and that
children have been bitten by rail-
ID dogs. But eur cautiuning APP
Isar> To- hay. fallen on deaf Ears.
h.l.aud - till infested With
dogs. There ar. big Digs and lit
tie d"g-. tat dogs and por d"gs,
l~iut"r d"g-. sitter Digs. pug
beg, and eur d"g- They gather
ia th" streets and ia yar,ls: they
are l"gi"u. II Il ,-timatsd that
th'rc are alsui four Digs tO earh
lamly 10 ls.land. We may mryer
ha,' th' rabies her; We never
have had th,m: TIE NEWs trusts
that ~ never shall-lut II w. de-,
q will spread like fire, aud the
"iiy "tlirrr- Wh" ar. taking uo
precautions against them will
rru- ia fer central condemna-
Z Iuu.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

A man vho once had rough horny
hands, madc them soft and smooth
with Witch Hazel SalVe, hat he used
the genuine that bearing the aame
-. q. Dewitt A TO, Chicago" FoT
-nTes. hoils, cuts, harns. hguises. etc. ..
u has no equal, and affords almost Im.
mediate relief from blind. bleeding.
itching and prOtrudiag plea sold BY
q. W. Fisher.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

One Minute Cough Cure eonsains
not an atom u any hasmfsl drug. and
IL has hcen curing coagkn. colds.
Croup and shoOplRg c0agh - long
thar u has proven Itself % Ne q tried
and true friend 90 the many who use.
BE need % fear Of year child ehokiag
from eroup uith One Minute Coagh
Cure handy. Sold - q. W. Fi.AeE.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

The state college for Women az
Tallahassee y In an exceedingly houT-
i-hing condition. The entire student
h-,iy noW numbers lie and che numlDeT
j. Increasing. The gymnasium is
completed and spleBdidly equipped,
and every department IL wOTking
.mooi his iribute 10 the wisdom IL
the l}uard of Control In Ia selection
Ui a faculty.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
LOTION fields need

complete fertilizer. with
the right amount Of POrAsH,
feeds to the soil the nOurIsh-
ment that cotton must have,
and which the cotton removes
from year To year
Cotton Culture. our in
teresting 9o-page book. con
tains valuable pointers on
embarrassing, and shows, from
comparative photographs, what
enormous cotton yields PUTAsli
has produced in different
states. This book will be- sent
you free Of any cost or Obliga
ton il you will just write for it.
ADDRESS. GERMAN EsLs w0RkS.
RrS Nsrk ~ Masses stssst
Atl.sts. 0s. az. -. bsssA street..
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
I'l<nSy - Othsr Mays

Plsnty ~ OthsF Mays.
I've stODPsd wearing dresses Sith
traiHs for hygisnic rsasOEs
Oh. wsll. even -. you SidOss can
alNHys raise = l1s VI dust 1fahs-
lated for Tales from AegEs RdOTfsr
hlattsr.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

The y Wsou. yer 81 1ui snI,. .
lIzily I me- mn 80 CO. Boo % ne
year fuT 81 ~
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A. ~
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atlanta JUuThal. 10th uu- year tT
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TIE N.W- md be Thnre Week
New NVrS MOrid. bath uBs y.aT IUr
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
SretsasfI fImea.e.

S~Cssd Om~as~.
Husband made = fOOl Of myself
again to-day
ASaih?
Husband Tes. the nrst tine as
When ! proposed % you
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
NOTIUE 80 APPLICATION F,IR TAX
DIED CEDEk SECTION go
t'HAPTEk t-ss. LAWS 80 fIyOh-
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oaid Ceftlnraig % ny uDre. ard haa ino4S
appl,cafion for tah drrsl o. i~snr tn nnceT
siancg ui1h iaU. sstsl erFtinfaae euibrnces
~ tetloutnH aesrFihrd propsrty sit ua1s9 In
Nolusia esrunty, flgrtllA to-uu.
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s.f Aaa g. uareer. lnlraa nd esriincats
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uill tas.le then-oa 90 IT, 14h day ~ eseru-
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

--IHE LEADING
Professional and
Business Men
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dsses. Indiana GSsaSc, wr.i Of Iosrt
A. AAUSSoS.s.
homeopathic Physician.
0mcs ssCesd dor south 81 Fisi,,r' drug -ior,
Oalce HOUR l0to IA -; 'o . and ."
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DENTIST.
cross BI0cK.
Hours: $50 10 IL AIN. In
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lands a FISH
Attorneys at Law
Practising In al stat, aud r,-l,r,i ,ourts.
Cyil or Criminal 1usii'rs aiNru 'ar'tul
apseisi fariiiti,s f,r inv, = gai,ns aDd pr
Testing land tiiiru.
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
CLUBBING OFFER.

We make the following
special offer L. old and new
Subscribers f lHE NLWS.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

80 To-. s,a- a.I..f. ,,srutntut, ti,afi. f.ffty
g. To- Pu'IH u,Ifap. but f- utf u-ts.ff-I
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

Nhrn paid 90 siNautT Nh.-n mast nd A.,
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
EnisFed 10 the pssiua.cs a. IleIsoA. Fl.,,,A.
a. ssoond class matter


hd,If"-. aII COMMUNICATIONS. auf make
en,'h- 80 "l'su'l uf'i' o. I.I Bi,.. o. tbt ,,rfi.
PAM, "a u, Land. 90
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-10

The mar who wears dress suit
-nay take courage. A new watch has
made It's appearance in New York.
and the poeket need no longer bulge
because of the huge. clumsIIy shaped
timepiece This. the latest novelty
IN the jeEeIry stores. is about fhe
size of a silver dollar. The ordinary
watch is twice as thick and bulky as
the new one. The idea for the thin
watch comes from England, where
II has been extensively adopted By
HelI-dressed men.
For the use Of the gentIer sex a
similar design has been adopted the
onIy difference being In size. The
Iady's watch Is about as large as
ten-dCllar gold piece and Of the same
thickness The surprising thing
about the new watches Is their accur-
acy as eimekeepers A New York
5eweler says the tlmepiecea lose moth
Ing In accuracy on account Of their
reduction IN sIze
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-10
Floor Of tie Pacific OCEAN.

II the waters OF the Pacific could
be drained. there would be revealed
vast stretch u territory comprising
enormous plateaus. great valleys for
which no parallels exist on she land
surface-lofty mountains, beside
which the Himalaya and the Andes
would look like hillocks. and tremen-
dous hollows or basins. only to be
compared with those on the face Of
the moon.
While there are great mountains
and huge basins or .deeps." the
plateau areas are by far the most ex-
tensiye. Relatively speaking. the
floor Of the Pacific as now at last re-
yealed on the plateau areas. is level.
There are undulations and depres
sions. but the general area is about
the same depth below the surface.
Soundings develop mean depth OF
from 2.5o0 to 2.700 fathoms. In
shoaler spots there is a mean depth
of from 1900 to 2.40O fathoms. Deeper
spots show from $500 to 1900 faith
ons.-Leslie's Monthly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-10

This administration has been the
harvest time Of portrait painters in
Washington. President and Mrs.
Roosevelt have been painted several
times. Russian. French and American
artists have received the patronage OF
thc white house and now Walter Rus
sell Of New YORK is engaged in paint
ing the four young Roosevelt children.
The latest foreign artist to arrive in
Washington ii Senor Bolivar, a Colon
bian, who has painted portrait Of
Gen. Wood, which Is much admired.
and also portraits Of Nine. Garcia Ne
r0u. wife of the Argentine minister.
and Mrs. Waring-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-10
ThrowIna AWAY ! Fortuna.

A poor Austrian official in the Civil
Service recently bought two tickets in
the Hungarian PhiIanthropic state lot
terry. A little while afterwards his
funds ran very low, and he sent back
one OF his tickets to the lottery ONCE
and asked that the money he had paid
for it might be returned. This very
ticket won the first prize at the draw
ing. amounting to 150, 900 kronen-a
sum which would have made the Of
fetal rich beyond his utmost dreams
If he had not at the last moment let
his own good fortune slip out of his
hand
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-10
Webster Didn't Need The warmts.

Contrary to a popular belief. Ed
ward Everett Hale now cones for
ward with a positive statement that
Daniel Webster was not a drunkard-
He cites long acquaintance with tbs
eminent orator. and also an intimacy
which permitted him to know much
OF his habits and desires.
Mr.. Hale skaters conclussvely all
the evidence OF intemDerance with
which the life OF Webster was i'm
pugned. However. he does admit that
the statesman tasted an crcasIcuaI
glass and was not a bad judge Of ex-
hilarating stimulants.
On one occasion. just previous to
addressing political meeting. Daniel
Webster entered a ~ inn. The
place was chilly. am large crowd
had gathered about On inert stove.
The landlord was delighted al having
SO distinguished man as guest.
Handing Mr.. Webster a glass or whss-
ky, he said, graciously. Take It sir:
1t will warm you up"
Thank you" said Webster. He
tasted the liquor. made a wry face
pondered moment, and then opened
the stoves door. throwing the whisky
into the fire, saying as he did SO.
This stove needs the heat more than
| do"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-10

Dr. F.. physician Of Montpel-
.ier, was in the habit of employing a
very ingenious arti6ce.
When he came to a town where he
was not known he pretended to have
lost his dog. and ordered the public
'crier to offer. with beat of drum, a
reward Of twenty-five louis to whoever
should bring it to him. The crier
took care to mention all the titles and
academic honors OF the doctor. as well
as his place of residence. He soon
became the talk of the town.
DO you know" says one, that
famous physician has come here-a
very clever fellow? He must be very
rich. for he offers twenty-five louis for
finding his dog"
The dog was not found. but patients
were.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-10

A story Of Sir Hiram Maxim is 90
ing the rounds in England It is said
thags when he and Lady Maxim were
staying at summer resort not long
ago the landlord Of the hotel was
somewhat doubtful about the check Of
fered in payment Of their bill. He
knew the name but not the face Of the
signer. and Sir Hiram had not enough
money to pay the bill in cash. Lady
Maxim finally suggested that the pro-
prietor go to the pier. put a penny in
a certain slot and look He saw a pic
ture Of Sir Hiram Maxim firing a gus
in the presence of the shah OF Persia
and was quite satisfied.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-10
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-10
THE FIRST LAW BOOK.
Statutes Promulgated BY contempeF-
any Of Abraham.

Statutes Promulgated BY ccntempsF-
ary Of Abraham
The welI-known AssyricIcgist. Dr..
Hugo Winckler. has published an ac-
count Of the legislation promulgated
by King Amraphel Of Babylon. which.
50 far as Is known at present. was the
first book Of laws ever given to the
world. King Amraphel lived z25o
years B. c., and is mentioned Ia the
Bible as a contemporary OF Abraham.
so that his statutes we're drawn up
fully five centuries before the laws Of
Moses. They number zS7 and contain
the following:
IF woman who sells beverages
gives bad value for the money paid to
her. she shall be thrown into water.
IF a wife be a spendthrift. or II she
otherwise negIects her duties. her hug
band may put her away without CON
pensation; but II a man put away his
wife for no other reason than that shs
has borne no children, he shan return
her whole dowry.
IF a betrothal be rescInded, the
man shall pay the woman compensa
ton
"A widow with grown-up children
may not marry again without pernis-
sion from a Judge"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-10
a BIG OIL cARRiEa-
Iruraense Steamship Designed for
Transportstion Of PetreIegnn.

Trsnsp0rtztion Of Petroleum.
BY lar The largest steamship ever
built for the transportation Of petro-
Ieun in bulk has 5rzt been launched
at Greerock. near GEasgoH. Her name
Is the NarTzgznEest. and she Is to
carry oil from the United States to
Europe. She il designed 10 hold
n 100 tons Of Oil. and 800 tons more
Of fuel. liquid OF solid When fully
loaded her Displacement wil Be Il 90
tons. There are bigger ships for other
kinds Of service. but nothing compzra-
be 10 the Nzragausest for earring
OIL Two novel features Of the rev
TezseI are placing her engines amid
ships, Instead Of AFT, As In other
-tznkerz.- and providing means for
cleaning her up in few hours for
cargo Of any other kind. In fact. she
ran take miscellaneous freight in Ter
side tanks. while the central ones are
filled with petroleum. II that course
Be deemed desirable
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-10
AM AaMY To MEET ovN50ATs
Queer Argument Used ~ she Late
Gov. ceieEby.

Senator Depev-he VA cnIy
-Chzuncey" then--once told story
about the late Senator Oglesby--dezr
old simplehezrteN Uncle Dick
Once. when Oglesby was goserncr
Of Illinois be was ore 81 a deIegatlcn
Of Westerners who vent to Washing
ton IN the hope Of influencing certain
legislation. which. though inimiczl 20
Great Britain. was believed BY many
people In the West 10 BE- CT decided
advantage to their p1rt q this coun-
try
The governor had = few Eastern
senators in the corner. and was orzt-
ing 70 then IN that n0rid atyle which
became his whenever be warmed 70 a
subject His face wzs red With ear
nesrness ara words came pouring
from hin Ike balls from eating
gun But they fell against armor
plate On which they made 10 inpres
sion
why. Governor said nre Of the
seabozrd senators. within thirty days
after ne had passed such . measure
Great Britain would have . feet of
gunboats oTer here skelling SeE
York
Let them come. sir. Let them
comet The governor tSnng Ont his
chest and shook his fst n the air.
illinois alone would send = hundred
thousand men. sir. 10 meet al sink
them as fast As they hove in sight
Just how Uncle Dick expected TO
send his glorious army out 70 the
British ships has never transpired.
In those days there we're no gutonc-
biles. eFen--Brooklyn Eagle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-10

Charles Wingate. who is the Oldest
aiumnus Of Dartmouth college. recent
ly passed his nlnetleth birthday A. ~
home In Brooklyn He was graduated
from Dartmouth In 1882, AIR. wlnrata
comes OF a longlived race. His father
lived to be "a years old. and mem.
Der OF the family, Moses wingate. ~
Haverhill. Mass, lived to be i0s. NJ
Wingate Is in good health and saws
there Is no reason why he should not
pass the century mark.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-10
The CATE TO mA7sIMcnv.


Ir-ezsir1 Drr7n5 for Women StercG4
rzpners Due . cupid's ccnpetiticn- .
Fer workers IN one occupation the
Gsmand Is szld 10 Be unfalIing That
Is said to &c because II Is The gate to
zz-inc1y. AID the ranks are con
stznEly being depleted 70 recruit we'd
Dig professions For this reason the
demand frr women ste1ogrzphers coz
tIzues desr<te the constant turning out
q new material from the buSiness
colleges-
Prom TIE colleges ard schools the
ste1cgrzpzers cone in the hundreds
Thsy have little diElculty in entering
the cEces q business houses. c7rpor-
zr.ozs and Arms Their predecessors
have left 10 marry the business man.
cne OF his clerks. CPS Of the custom
srs With Eh0z zhe has dealt. or some
ere she las met b. reason Of being IN
TIE oEce-
In no c-her lie a business. u is
said are the mztrincnizI chances 50
gOcd- he sre1ogr1pher has more op-
poEEunify than any other OF her sis
te-s in ether Work 70 ccme IN contact
With eligible men
Qualities which help TO brighten an
once may do tie same for home,
and many men whose business ~
quires their strictest lDplicztion. lot
leaving them the time for extended
observation. discover that the young
E6nen working in their Offices pos
sess the attributes they would desire
in wives
The schccl tencher. 1t IS argued
nay be just as pretty and Just zs
sweet tempered as the woman en-
gagged in sny other work. but she de-
voted her working hours TO children
whose affection may be pleasant TO
hare. but rot effective 80 far as the
future IS concerned The stenographer
on the other hand is likely to produce
affection IN men who have tbA ability
If they have the inclinatioE to offer
her home
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-10

-~~F 49, = FNN~~~~H~ ~tNAY t~Af1 FtHAs
A copy Of the message which Gov.
L1lburn W. Boggs sent to the Mis-
sOuri Legislature In 1870 has beer
dug up. Instead Of dealing with
questions affecting the trusts. street
car companies. factories and tele-
graph lines. the executive Of that
period wrote about the Mormon war.
the northern boundary question, and
the best way Of ridding the state Of
wolves The Legislature Of 1870 was
the first 10 occupy the state house.
In view Of its present condition, and
the extremely unfavorabIe compari-
sOn ID now makes with the capital OF
surrounding states. Gov. Bogg's des-
cFiption Of II becomes amusing.
Placed upon the summit OF lofty
prcmontory IAat commands a most
extended view Of our noble river. the
Capitol OF Missouri he grand
iloQuently affirmed. stands uprivaled
in the West. a proud monument of
the taste and liberality Of her citi-
zens- Kansas City (Mo.) Journal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-10

M-ntzI Derzft1ssan m wsrxz kln5 rf
Mfzs~rture

No cher form g 11FEr<y c11 c11
pate w1zA EA<L 1zsrit1zr-, = szgh
: mnn cwm neither houses ncr znn1s
a1r znnsE. Jet r ~ has : czlzzrzrs.z
znd r ne docr q Lis intellect has
1ae1 urezed Eibs. 50 tAz< he 6r1niEx
liza beatty z-1 fz1s EEmre Wherersr
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zFZE4xk@ 50 1Azx II Is Il tcurk
wS1A life - al rszntz. - Las E1mz1
tA.A sscrst q surrasz Rn1 hziprEnezzL
On TIE c<kzr kzz1 Il Ezz zrsrv
zrc-=1l4tes tk.1zsznzs & 5oarE
rhDzEh hs 0wn broad acres and ire
u ralHce. 4 His Zzn5 has bzsn
ErzrTe1- hs EI kzow zc<ktng CT tie
EuEl1 hsauttt1l = books. Ae viii So
MoGhi-g 10 admire il ARK. n0thznr Is
s0ozhE CT elsTzrs II zzzsr- L he hgs
been w1ozy zhsorh.a1 n Growing hzs
wzT tAEu1gh the word 70 the trrsl
neElert cf his h1ghsr rgxure. ~ l.
TIE Eczz aes2tczkls ard p1-zzhls Es-d
q paEper
SzFl1g -D1ey AM starving ne
Ezd Is rks poorest n1siness tat suv
EzEzE being can possibly e1Ezze N
Do znFtALzg In reason rather than
EEzrve y1wr mind Feed that AZ zay
coEt shorr q trSzrizg healEz
= y01tA Eho hzs learned the aI1aa-
bet has TIE key 10 al power. He can
rake r0yzl investments. tor uszrzl
inEeztzenL il the greatest any one
en- make X Is form q wealth
that Viii ztznd hy one WIEN panIcs.
OF other nisf0r1unes. have swept
away property, wien friends fzu
zEzy. whea the whole World seems 10
hare t1rned against y0u All AZ once.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-10

The men who enticed an organ.
grinders monkey into their window
and then robbed him OF the pennies
In his jacket were certainly almost
mean enough to be in the class with
the farmer who refused a wayfarer
a drink Of water from his well be.
cause. be said. the weather looked 70
him as II there was going to be a
drouth.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-10
RoekefeIIer and the Barber.

An amusing incident is related re-
garding Mr. John d. Rockefeller and
his barber For the latter Mr. Rookie
feller has not much use. as he is al
most entirely bald and shaving is a
rare luxury. Mr. Rockefeller recent
~ telephoned for his barber to come
to his Fifth avenue residence, but for
what purpose the barber was ignor-
ant. The rich man said he wanted to
be shaved The barber smiled and
prepared to do as he was told. He
found few stray hairs on Mr.. Rookie
feller's upper lip but the latter said
1T felt like good old times" to again
feel the lather on his face.-B Boston
News Bureau.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-10

Whisky ard EntNuBisru Get the Er~-
fer a the Darkey prea<her.
Il Is related that furl1E TIE nle
that tie force TIL wzs before ne
b6une a Representatives q numter Of
year1 ago fke galleries were fairly
cinztered wit1 bizck Een. whcze k~'
tere1t in tie measure vas Intense.
Cre affcrrccn w1lle the extremely
arid 1lsc.rEion q fhe bnl VAS AZ itz
heIzhf an aged nlrLsterizssock king
Garkey found 4 frpnf seat IN one GAL
Icry. a seatnzte wzs : negro youfh
who Had . black bottle with hi1- u
wzz not long BEFORE fks yong 6aEksy
nudgpd the old one ard caere1 him
q sEfg frcm t1s bottle The aged
d1rkey TOOK iorg draw from the
hottie ard smarked LIS lips OFer II
ard for al kour ~ 50 tlse occupants
o. tie 1rozdsrt1. gallery. which
wzs directly opposite, uatched the
younger xeEro lE11LrE the older one
Into teuptztio1
The Ministerial -oEfzr black r1zr
took perhaps half a dozen drinks cgt
of his keat-mate's blzck bcttIe IL TIE
course q the hour and by that tire
be seemed considerably excited A
representative from MaEsachmzet
WIS making = stre1u0nx Ereeeh IL
defense q the voting rights q the I
negTDes of the southern stztez Al
the end o. one of kfs m0st eA0szent
periods tie Old blzek nan suddenly
stood up. IezEed oTer ire raj. polEf-
ed . Iczg. black finger a. me Massz-
cfsHsetts representative and shouted.
An dzt's ali right. Preach De Eord,
nzn-preaeh IT," A roar of laughter
swept the chamber. and the dkscpz-
hted Sew Engiander did not resume
bis speech until the enthusiastic Old
dzrkey had been led ont q he gaE-
Iesy by dccTkeeper