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The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-15
A Supplementary List of Premium,
 Few More May Be Offered Before the Day ot the Opening

Second best stalk of cotton
 Best display of forage plants. Second best stalk of tobacco ss Second best peck sweet potatoes Best peck Cuban yams Best peck yellow yams ... " Second best peck Bliss potatoes Y Second best peck Ohio potatoes Best peck black peas .... PREMIUMS FOR FLOWER PARAm Eads Bros Furniture Co.,, Ft. Smitb
 leather couch for best showing ;r
 flower parade ... e. Sam Badt, 2nd best turnout, ladies' " hat, value. g., Sam Badt, 3rd best turnout, ladies, -
 POULTRY
 Best trio Barred Plymouth Rocks < 2nd best trio Barred Plymouth Rocks {, Best trio White Plymouth Rocks. | 2nd best trio White Plymouth RocLc :, Hal Norwood, best trio White Legborn , Best trio Brown Leghorns Best trio Indian Game. ... Best trio Silver Laced Wyandottes i Best trio Buff Cochins Best trio Brahmas .......... i Best trio Bronze turkeys . Best trio Pekin ducks .... The largest and best brood of any one
 hen. ............... Second largest and best brood of any
 one hen. ................
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-15

Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Lyons have returned to their home in Homer, La, after a visit at the home of their daughter, MT. and Mrs. T. A. Awbrey.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-15

and made an excellent showing. MT. Bush expects to receive his appointment in short time and hopes to be assigned to the Ma tional Forest in Polk county.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-15

See that bargain counter al Winton's store in short lengths in all kinds of goods and don, fail to see the shoe counter. Big barg aims.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-15

J. A. Ford, formerly of Texar- kama, has secured the room va cated by F. M. Reeves and is preparing to open cleaning and dyeing establishment.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-15

Word comes to Mena that Ambrose Bush, of Little Rock and who has often visited in Mena, tried for position as for est ranger at an examinatio, recently held in Cache, I. T..
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-15

MT. aud Mrs Bud Randolph drove out to Board Camp last week and after spending a night at the home of MT. Ran- dolph's parents returned to Mena.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-15

the public by Tuesday evening. The bath houses are in course of construction and will be com- pleted by the time the pool is ready.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-15

B. Trotter returned last week from Texas, where he had been to accompany his wife home, who became suddenly ill a few day s ago while there on a visit.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-15

F. M. Reeves has moved his real estate office from Mepa street to the room recently occupied by the postoffice, back of the Farm CTS and Merchants bank.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-15

Go to Wiuton's Store during the fair for your ribbons, faces and embroidery. The largest line to select from; a good line of notions fans aud hairpins.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-15

Mrs. Mary Jarrett of Granniss is visiting at the home of her parents on Stilwell Heig hts.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-15

MT. and Mrs. E. McMillan ar rived here last week from Black Springs and after visiting iu the city few days will leave for an extended pleasure trip 10 Cali fornia.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-15

Mir. and Mrs. Warren Towns end have returned from a two weeks visit at Hiawassa, Ark.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-15

E. w. Alley and Leonard Woot- ton left last Thursday for Fort Smith. From there they will visit number of the large cities of the east and while gone will do the Jamestown exposition.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-08-15

Henry Mooney and Mrs. Tined Shackleford arrived Tues. alter. noon from Black Springs, where they have been visiting relatives.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01

Women and girls always wanted at
the Knitting mill. Clean, pleasant and
profitable work. Beginners paid while
framing.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01
BACON NEWS.

Bacon. Va. May 30.-Mr. Tom
Harris IS very sick at his home near
JoI:e's Mil.
Mrs. Willie New leaves this week
for Edenton. n. c.. where she ex-
poets 10 spend a month with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson.
Mr.. J. w. Vaughn. of Williams
burg. has completed his work OF
the mill building at Piney Grove
for Mr.. Wesley NJ. Graham. o.
Philadelphia. Mr. Graham IS ex
pected here soon.
Mr.. r. c. Nighdngale's new resi-
dence is nearly ready 70 occupy.
The Five Forks social. which va:
10 have been held at Mr.. Jsmei
Vaiden's or the oath Of this month
did not take place, on account o
bad night. 1t has been postponed
for four weeks, to June d.
Misses Mary and Lydia Night
ingale. Of Piney Grove, spent Thur:
day last at Green Spring. the guess
of Miss Virginia Kitchens.
Mr.. c. B. Chapman. Of Wisco'
sin. and Mr.. G. Taft. of William
burg. were here Monday lookir
over the formers fine old eStat
Green Spring.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01
G0ifigan the Nominee.

The Democratic Legislative Com
mittee met here on the 18th and de-
clared Capt. w. <. Goffigsn the
nominee for the Honse of Delegates
to represent this district. he having
no opposition.
Neither the Commonwealth At
torncy. sheriff or treasurer. had op-
position and were declared the nom
inees. In Williamsburg the follow.
ING will be candidates for the com
mittee: J. v. Morris. II. d. Cole
J. II. Leath. Z. M. Lee. /. u
Saunders. A. +. Cloves. r. L
Spencer and (. w. Warburton.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01

Williamsburg and Newport News
played two games OF baseball in the
former city Thursday. each team
winning a game. Our boys won on
points.
NeilS Oleson. OF Norge. has sold
the 20-acre tract known as Whita-
ker's'' near that place. to Carl Ras-
mussen. OF Racine, Wis.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01
COCLAl AND -
. PERSONA

VI TxIs2 ~ ~ y y y y - - %
Miss Martha Spencer is visiting in
Newport News.
Mr.. Francis Murphy has returned
from indianapolis.
Mr.. Ashby Bloxton. of Char
louisville. spent few days here this
W elk with his mother.
Mr.. Albert Bloxton has recovered
from a severe illness and IS able to
DC about again.
Misses Grace Schenck and Grace
Slater, of Oak Tree, spent Wednes-
day in Richmond
Prof. Chas B. Bowry. who was
prime pal of the BuTkeville High
School the past session. is spending
a few days at his old home here.
Mrs. Louise and Virginia Harm
son. who have been living in the
West with an uncle. are here or
visit to their relatives.
Mrs. II. (. Guttermuth and little
daughter. of Charlottesville. are Wis
ting the formers sister, Mrs. JOIN
Lydiatt.
Prof. Montgomery Bird is here o
a visit TO his brother. Mr.. Hug
Bird. Prof. Bird has been eleote
to a professorship in the Universit
of Virginia.
Rev. P. T. Warren. Of Pampl
City. for seven years pastor OF L
Baptist Church here. spent sever
DAYS in the city with friends.
was cordially greeted by all W
knew him during his pastorate he
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01
Nine P. NJ. final ball.

The board Of visitors vii be IN
session from June 9 % the close OF
the exercises and viii transact much
important business. BeS des regu-
ar business. two new professors are
to DC elected and arrangements
made for constructing the new L.
brary b uildine. the money for which
has been recently gwen by frien IS
of William and Mary College.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01
GlIIals final PnVanmG.

The following is the programme
for the closing exercises William
and Mary College.
Saturday night. June &. Phoenix
Literary Society celebration.
Sunday. June .. IL A. NJ. BAG
calaureate sermon in college chapel
by the Rev. Dr. q. {. Kelley. of
Methodist Episcopal Church. South.
Monday. June 10 IL a. NJ. Sc
Nor class celebration.
Monday. June 10. 8 P. NJ. ad-
dress before the Alumni Association
by r +. Byrd. OF Winchester.
Monday. June 10. P. NJ. ban
quet
Tuesday. June IL. final exercise
of the college. awarding certificates
degrees. scholarships. etc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01

Women and gir always wanted Al
the Knitting Mill. Clear. pleaeant, prof
table work. Beginners paid while lcArn
iug.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01
FOR BOARD SUPERVISORS

Having been requested by many OF my
Democratic friends, | hereby announce
n,vSelf a candidate Tor reelection as
Supervisor from Jamestown District.
believe the peoples money should be
used with the greatest economy Tor the
re test improvement OF our puohc
s'.hools and public roads Taxes should
,,ot he Increased, but with the inercase
oi asses sments. think. in the near fu-
,ur~ should be considerably decreased.
favor the working OF the pubic roads
nv eonvice labor. but II such labor can
not be secured the public roads should
ne Iet TO contract In short sections from
5tol5 mics All roads pow called oy-
,oads should be worked ano Asps IN Or
der for an outlet TO the public hignw ays
tor the benefit OF those who have 10 bear
she burden of taxation
NV oast record IS with you cave
done what believed 10 be my duty, and
liz Is your wishes that represent you
snother term. viii do 90 TO the beat o.
Respectfully yours.
wN LEE.
Nay ~, 1901.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01
jF6R 1 MONUMENT 70 R0lfE.
Continued from page -

NNOIllulCQ AIOll RaS( -
Muscles strained and looks that glare.
A shrek arrests the downward blow.
And Pocahontas shields the foe
Smith finds il important TO visit
England. and. al interim. John
Rolfe becomes enamored OF the
lively Indian Spirit and sought her
hand in wedlock.
For the peace that followed. the
tile colony was indebted TO this al
Lance. Yet these factors in the birth
OF the American nation. after the
elspse of three hundred years, are
grossly separated. as man and wife.
and monumuntS are placed 20 the
/ honor Of Pocahontas and John
Smith at jamestown. with John
Rolfe. severely left in the cold 10
witness in the distance the sssocia-
non OF his wife with John Smith.
her gay Lothario.
BY al means a monument or mu-
: raj tablet should stand for Rolfe,
me man whom POcahontas loved SC
we'll. Virginians. rally TO the res
cue of the occasion. and do not let /
{ oe said you have more patriotism
\ on you lips than in your acts"
{ Only as a Virginian do I maxi
r this appeal. <. II. LIVELY.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01
For Board of Supervisors

To the Voters of Powhatan District:
/ hereby announce myself candida
for the office OF Supervisor OF said Di'
tr;ct. subject 10 the DeDOcraIic primary =
II elected / shall endeavor To serve 80
Inc best OF NY ability. the very best IN
terest OF the people OF the distriSt.
John &. NAkBUKTON.
May 8. 1907.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01
ANNOUNCEMENT.

To the Democrats Voters Of Jsmestowi
District:
hereby announce myseh a canoidat
for member OF the Board OF supervisor
for Jamestown District, subject TO ID
Democratic Primary.
! p ~ n nONHS'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01
The Judge Uses ForcefuI Language.

Judge W b. Summons ct Fincastle.
Va. told the reporter that l.. q NJ.
Paint was used on his reside nee IN 1882
and held its color we'll for n years. be
furtherthermore said that 3 yeara ago
ae was induced TO use another paint
aud Is sorry be did, because the other
paint didn't make good. The Judge will
io~ always use l.. & NJ, because he
knows II any detect exists IN l.. * NJ.
Paint the house will DC reprinted for
nothing.
The l.. & NJ. Zinc hardens the L. < NJ
White Lead and makes l.. ~ NJ. Paint
wear like iron for 10 or Is wears.
Actual cost of l.. & NJ. about Sl.20
per gallon.
Sold BY L. W. LANE. Williamsburg
| /. NJ. CLEMENTS, Lee Hall. Mr.. Branch
| rcano.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01
The continued backward weather
) iniuring crops.
Circuit Court in York tuesday.

No greater mist axe caa be made than
20 consider lightly the evidence Of dis
case IN YOUR system. Don't take desper-
ate chances on ordinary medicines. Jsc
aollisters Rocky NJ ountRin Tea. 35
seats. Tea or Tablets. ]. n. Stone .
drug store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01
PRO
CEEDINGS.

TO NEWPORT MEMS LIGHT AND
WATER COMPANY. A CORPORA
TON. FRANKLIN TRUST COM
PANY OF BROOKLYN. A CORPO-
RATION, AND ALL WHOM 1T
MAY CONCERN.
TAKE NOTICE. That in pursuance
Of the Statute in such cases made and !
provided. az y O'Clock. noon, on the
lst dav OF June. 1907. term OF the Cir
cult Court for the City OF Williamsburg
An County Of James City, Virgins, to-
Wit. on the 10th day OF June. 1907 Oi
said Court shall be in session ON that
iav. and IL not, on the hrst day there t
tier on which II Wili be ga SESSION., the
Undersigned Will apply to the Court ioi
nc appointment OF hve dtsiuterested
/ -rrholders. residents ct James City
/ -ounty, Virginia, 10 act A. Commis-
toners. 40 ascertain what vii be lust
.mpensation i,r the land nerciuaitcr
| described. proposed 10 be coudemreo.
,nd award the damages, 70 any result
lag % the adjaceut. OF other property
Il the owners. or 20 the property
my other person beyond the pecuhar
,enefts that will accrue 90 such prupe'
ties. respectively. from tue constructiou
nd operation OF such Company
works.
The property sought 10 be condemned
as follows;
Alithat certain strip. piece OF parce
o + land situate, located and beng u
-ounty OF James City, Virginia. an'
more particularly described a. follows >;
Begiuning at the intersection Of "a
.ividing lire between the Newpor
News Light * Water Company and N
= Peninsula Water Company. with q
: existing nOrrhefls right of way hne g.
= rhr Chesapcake * Ohio Railway Goa
: panv. and so feet distant from STATIC
> 2sO543O. thence with SAID dividing lin
= in a northeriy Question 81 - feet q"
= ooint so ieet distant from said eents
- line. and measured az rigat ansles Their
= from. thence IN a westerly direction ;
% seet distant from and parallel with sai
eente. line $40 feet TO a poiut; thence
. q westerly direction 1O4 feet 90 the IN
= serseetiou with said right OF was hr
AID opposite station 2SOltOo. thes'
= IN an easterly direction with said rigi
If way line $50 feet to the point OF b
= ginning and containing 25-iOO Of a
= acre
Reference is hereby directed TO sa
= Railway company's petition. plat. pr
- 6le. memorandum aud description. ak
il the Clerks Office Of she Court stor
. said. on the 10th day Of May. 1907.
All persons concerned are hereby
. rected TO taxe due notice hereof and
govern themselves sccordingly.
= The Chesapeake s. Ohio Ssiiw'
Company. bv
a 4. c. BrcKFORD.
5. o. BLAND.
. Atsornsys.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01

TATENBNT or THE FINANCIAL con
ditiou of the PENINSULA BANK
located at Williamsburg. IN the
state of Virginia. al the close OF business
lay goth. 9O7. made 20 the State Cor
ioratiou Commission.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01

TOTICE.-A red calf white rtnpes
N and about 2 years old came 20 my
place lsst night. Owner call. pay
charges and take same away. ". :.
TUDOR.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-05-10

social enjoyment for some 10, in
Guiding invited guests.
The entertainment twas, with
exception of an address by Judge
b. Frank Buie, given by mem
bers and was of the usual kind,
more mirthful than serious.
Judge Buie seemed to catch the
cue from this and his speech, a
good one, referred to the hap
pier, brighter side of life and
put everybody in excellent con
dition for the banquet which fol
lowed.
The spread consisted of va
rious kinds of cake and ice cream
made by the dainty hands of the
charming hostesses themselves,
and strawberries. There was
an abundance for all, and to
spare and it was partaken of as
on such occasions is meet and
proper; informally and spiced
with sprightly and intelligent
interchange of thought appropri
ate to the time and the place.
The Canyon City High School
Alumni is a bright body of young
people and The News man hopes
to attend its banquet in 1908.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-05-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Taken From the County Records Each
Week by R. A. Sowder, AbstraCter.

Fl. X. Threkeld ct al to G.. j.
Num-, W. - survey IA, block
>, S5120.
A. A. Peterson and W. f, ions
to r. A. Jackson, N. w. If sur.
1l2, blk. m6, 5000.
d. A. Park ct al to H. f. & G..
5. Frary, sur. 1lS, blk mt, S1O,-
900.
Cedar Valley Land and Cattle
Co.. to p & N. r., 22.69 acres of
sur. /, blk. /, $500.
Jas. A. Ferguson and wife to
John Y. Yarbrough, S. - sur.
159, blk. mt, S49l9.
J. w. Reed and wife to b. G.
Taylor, lots I, = and 9, blk, l3,
Canyon City, $500.
G.. O. Keiser to Wm. Vincent,
S. f. II sur. 81, blk. m6, S2360.
S. II. Heyser to Stewart f.
Brown, S. ID sur. !, blk m6,
$500.
A. Eberstadt to R. D. Kirk, II
w. l2 sur. l85, blk. ,, $500.
c. O. Keiser to F, c. Book, n.
w. II sur, 81, blk |, 5000.
r. Il. O'Flaherty to G. II. Ha-
gist, sur 81, blk. mt, S54OO.
H. G.. Hagist to c. O. Keiser,
sur. 81, blk. mt, $500.
Chas. Spoenmann and Louis
Opp to c. Il. McAfee, sur. 3, blk.
mt, $4,000
John Doyle to d. II. Chandler,
sur. 53, blk. m6, $4,000.
c.. O. Keiser to W. S. and Sd
rah Reeve, n. w. II sur. II, blk.
b5, s2560.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-05-10

about something" is the very
keynote of success. This means
having one supreme object in
life; one vocation, if you please,
and the directing of every effort
to excel in it. 1t was such a
production as one might expect
from naturally logical mind
after years of observation and
experience and Miss Rowan is to
be congratulated.
Glass History, by Miss Mamie
Conner; Glass Will, by Miss Min
ME Prichard and Class Prophecy
by Robert Rowan, was all de-
cidedlv interesting. A departure
from the serious, such pieces
usually take a wide range in inn
aglnation, past, present and
future and are always enjoyed.
This was the laughing part of
the program and it took all right,
Trained singers could not have
done better with the solos than
did Misses Donald and Eakman.
OF the instrumental Music, The
News editor is a very poor Judge.
He lacks, so the ladies say, the
eSthetic taste, the refined ear
and never, never, so they say,
would he appreciate the music
on the golden streets of the New
Jerusalem" He has a fondness, a
great fondness for the old songs
and for the old tunes as played
on the organ and on the dear old
fashioned fiddle, now called Il
violin, but he never could get the
run of modern playing. TO The
News man, up-to-date playing
looks like hard work; furious
work and reminds him frequent
ly of the piece he once read
OF How Ruby Fought the
Pianer." But, our judgment all
aside-the ladies' said that the
instrumental music w a 5
grand"
The baccalaureate address, by
Judge Hunt, fully sustained that
gentleman's established reputa-
tion for adapting himself to the
occasion. He reviewed education
and its institutions almost from
the beginning and noted the su-
perior advantages accruing as
time moved forward. His advice
to the students along moral lines,
as to what to read and what to
shun, was in the main excellent.
We differed with him only when
he put the works of Shakespeare,
Milton, Byron, Burns and some
other classics under the ban. An
education, as The News sees it,
would be incomplete without Il
thorough knowledge of the works
of these authors. Aside from this
criticism, and being Il lawyer the
Judge can stand it. we know, the
address was all that could have
been desired.
The Alumni banquet Friday
night afforded entertainment and
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-05-10
CANYON CITY HIGH SCHOOL.
Sixth Annual Commencement. CLOSING
a Successful Term for 1867.

Continued from last week.)
The appearances for rain held
many back from the closing ex-
ercises Thursday night, May 2.
There was, however, a fair
audience which was amply re-
paid not only for the small en-
trance fee charged at the door,
but also for the fear of going
home in a big rain, which, un-
fortunately, did not happen.
The program for the evening
was as follows:
Trio, Misses Sula Eakman,
Lucille Jordan and Charlotte
Ingham.
Invocation, Rev. j. d. Ballard.
Instrumental Solo, Miss May
Ballard.
Salutatory-Th h e Unfinished
Work, Miss Avis Baird
Vocal Solo, Miss Willie j. Eak-
man.
History Glass, Miss Mamie
Conner.
Instrumental Solo, M i $
frankie Gober.
Will-(Class), Miss Minnie
Prichard.
Instrumental Solo, Miss Jessie
Smith.
Prophecy-(Class) Ro bert
Rowan.
Vocal Solo, Miss Ellen Donald.
Valedictory, Miss Ida Rowan.
Instrumental Duet, Mesdames
Axtell and Ingham.
Baccalaureate A d dres $,
Judge j. G.. Hunt
Glass Song.
Presentation of Diplomas, Supt.
w. f. Johnston.
In rendering this program all
seemed to have kept In mind the
class motto-"Seize the Oppor-
tunity," Upon the occasion be-
fore them was the opportunity
for the graduates to show what
the Canyon City High School was
doing to prepare its pupils for
the worlds great workshop and
they did it, each of them, with
credit to themselves and, the
management of the school.
The salutatory The Unfn,
ished Work." by Miss Avis
Baird, was full of wholesome
truths, proper to the subject,
nicely arranged and well clothed
in good English, and gave evi-
dence of IA well balanced, prac-
tical mind.
The. valedidtory, by Miss Ida
Rowan, was specially strong In
good common sense-the kind
that guides this old planet of
ours. One expression-t h t
something should be learned
about everything, and everything
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-05-10
BargaifiSP .~tnVeS.

Summer Dress Goods, we'll selected line and
new; Silks, light and heavy, strong and service
able, the best made; Ready-to-wear Waists y
Underwear, Lace of all widths, Dainty Oxfords,
from good to the best on the market; Hosiery,
Belts, Bags, Handkerchiefs, and everything else
in the way of Notions.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-11-07
REGARDING MARS.

Mars is inhabited again. How do
we know? Prof. Percival Lowell has
said so, and whatever Percy says may
be counted on as an honest-to-good-
ness fact. There's no possible doubt
about it this time, because Percival
has squinted through his glasses and
seen at least SO canals constructed
for irrigation purposes, to say moth
ing of hen coops five-cenr vaudeville
the-a-ters, dusty streets, autos break
ing the speed limit, and other evi-
dences of civilization.
Percival also says that Mars is
growing somewhat aged and dry. Hor-
rors! Putting aside age, think of a
nice place like Mars getting dry.
waiter, draw two for Mars.) From
our savant we have it that the dry
ness is caused by the departure Of
rain and dew, but the dear professor
fails to inform us whether the rain
and dew got sick of their jobs and
hiked for more congenial surround
ings, or just naturally petered out.
1Ahy way, IL Was d medH tHlHS loI Lie
rain and dew to do. (Don't miss that.)
And so to Mars, feeble and dry, we
extend our heartfelt sympathy, the
sympathy of one who has lived in a
land of milk and honey, planked
whitefish, and other delicacies. Would
that we might extend helping hand
to those far-off planets Poor Mars!--
Milwaukee Sentinel.