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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-10
TOday's Exposition
Program.

CONVENTIONS MEETING.
jamestown Dental Convention.
Improved Order of Red Men.
/ Grand Council.
Improved Order of Rachabites.
Special Features of the Day.
500 n. m.-Drill. d. Battery,
Third United States Artillery.
1900 p. m.-Piano Recital. Otto
PefferlSorn. Auditorium.
2:3O p. Concert Exposition
Band. Social Economy Build!1,-
300 p. m.-Daylight Fireworks.
400 p. m.-Organ Recital, James
NJ. McGovern. assisted by Mrs
Blanche Armstrong Weinschenk.
Auditorium.
1870 p. m.--Mllc. Loubet's Loop
of Death Warpaih.
500 p. m.-Parade Twenty-third
United States Infantry.
600 y. m.-Drill, Twelfth United
States Cavalry
$3.50 p. m.-Mlle Lordley's Loop
of Death" Warpath.
Stated Program Every Day.
1890 Il. m.-Gates Open.
$3.50 to 1890 a. m.-Concort. Elk.
position Band. Main Gate.
10 n. m.-And hourly thereafter
Exhibition of weather bureau,
Eartltiuake recorder, Government
Building a.
1890 to 1880 a. m.-Concert.
Phinney's United States Band. RAJ
leigh Court.
IL n. m. Preparation of large
weather map from reports from
all sections of the country. Gov
eminent Building A.
II to a. M Session of Chill.
dren's School Farm.
1880 a. m.-Concert. Mexican
National Band. Raleigh Court.
100 p. photographic and sire
optican Exhibition, Scenes OH IN
dian Reservation with lecture, In
terror Department, Government
building a.
2 p. photographic Exhibition
and lecture; Scenes in Yosemite
Valley, Government Building A..
2 to A p. m.-Phinney's United
States Band. Auditorium.
2:30 p. m.-united States Life
Saving Service Drill at station.
3 p. m.-Illnstrated Lecture.
Tho Land That God Forgot, by
c. j. Blanchard. U. S. r. s. In
terror Department. Government
Building a.
p. m.-Iliustrated lecture "Yel-
lowstone National Park by Mr..
=. G. Culver, Interior Department.
Government Building A.
$50 20 $50 p. m.-Mcxican Ma
tional Band Concert, Reviewing
Stand.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-10

known rs tho dough bag. II was
spent in getting ont the vote. and
according TO custom. was obviously
distributed most lavishly In the coun
ties In which there was greatest
doubt about the Republican ticket.
Mr.. Roosevelt was anything hut n
novice In New YoM politics. lie
know how campaigns were managed
He must have known that there was
only one purpose to which 100000
would he devoted In the last week OF
Il Presidential campaign when part
of the Republican ticket was in doubt
Yet either openly or silently. he
gave his consent to the collection OF
this money by Mr. Hartman lslthc.
openly or silently he gave his con
sent To its expenditure by Mir. Odcu
And he prepared To profit politically
~ whatever advantages tho Rcpnbli
can ticket gained through this expert
manipulation az the dough bag"
How the President of the United
Satos can JUSTIFY his conduct In this
transaction We do not see. Can there
hc any justification for II except that
h" and Mr.. llar,Iman wore both
practical men"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-10
Itinerary of Secretary Taft.
U1v Asspcintpd proscl

SEATTLE. WASH. Sept. 9-Secre.
taiy of War Taft yesterday announced
the itinerary for his trip around the
world as follows: Leave Seattle Sep
Fembcr II; due Yokohama Scptcm-
her %: due Shanghai October t: due
llonekong october III; arrive Manila
October II tvia McCallan) leave IL.
Mia November 4: arrive Vladivosn
November II: leave Nsadivosk No.
vember ~; arrive Arkutsk November
10; arrive Moscow. stopping two days.
november ~; arrive ST. Petersburg.
stopping TWO days. November 20; ar
rive Herlin. stopping two DAYS No.
VemDcr 20; arrive Berlin, stopping two
days. November %. Take steamer M
CCherhc'ug about December ! arrive
New York about December 10.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-10
BAND OF MOUNTAINEERS
FIGHT CREW OF TRAIN
One of Their Crowd Had Been
Elected and Lawless Crowd Be-
gan to Shoot at onca.
(By Assoclated Preas.l

BRISTOL, VA, Sept. 9.-Because
one of their number had been forcibly
elected band of mountaineers
stopped passenger train on the Vir-
GINA and Southwestern, In Carte
county. Tenn. and attacked the con-
ductor and train crew.
a battle followed in which pistols
were used freely. Captain Robert
Caranahan. the conductor. and Brake.
men a. ID. Cross and r. b. Taylor had
a marrow escape. Cross was badly
beaten. Dan Berry. who was eiectel
from The train and who led the attack
was captured nd pnt In jail at Eliza
notntowh. HIS companions were
beaten.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-10
BLACK MAN ATTEMPTED yamH
TO MURDER WHITE MEN
And Now RurkviiIe, This state,
Threatened With Race
War.
(By AssocIated Press,

NORFOLK, VA. Sept. 9.--Race
trouble is th.eatened at BurkyllIe as
the result of the arrest of Allen
Vaughan. negro. charged with the
attempted murder of several white
men. The negro. 1t Is alleged, stood
behind car and fired at ]. A. Mason
and two others, white men. all OF
whom wese wounded Mason aerious-
ly. The victims We're on their way
TO church. The negro was arraigiied
today and held for the grand Jury.
He was trailed to his home near Burk-
vile within &c minutes after tho
scent was taken up by bloodhoundg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-10
FOUR BODIES FOUND.
All of the Members Of Boating Party
Drowned.
DIV AssocIated Press !

BALTIMORE. MD. Sept. 9.-The
finding of the body of Gertrude
Shangnonessy. formerly, OF Harris
burg, Pa, IN the waters of Spring Gar
ncns Yesterday. was followed by the
recovery today of the bodies of three
remaining members Of a boating party
which mad not been heard from since
Friday night.
They were George Frizzell and VIII
liam O'Leary. of this city, and an UNI
known womah The tour persons
whose ages ranged from 10 to 80 years,
embarked in row boat ut s..or>
resort Friday evening"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-10
prunkards Broke up Services.

HUNTSVILLE. VA. Sept. Ga
number of drunken men broke up the
communion services in the Primitive
baptist church. at Bell Spur. yester-
DAY by engaging in free.for-all
fight. Women and children tainted.
while the screams OF others intensi-
lied the excitement. Rev. j. NJ. Blan-
cett. the pastor. is making an effort
TO nave the guilty persons prosecut-
ed. The disturbance las already
been reported to the authorities, and
several arrests will follow
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-10
Bride Groom Killed BY Lightning.
(Dy Associated PresB)

HOT SPRINGS. ARK, Sept. o.
While on the way To be married. Ed
ward barnes was yesterday killed by
lightning while riding in wagon.
y boy riding with him was knocked
unconscious and the horses were
Killed Wedding guests had assembled
III anticipation of the marriage OF
barnes, and Wien he failed to MP.
pear thoy found his dead body while
going towards his house
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-10
BLACK BRUTE SENTENCED
TO DEATH ON GALLOWS
William Harris Attempted to crimi.
nally Assault Young Girl While
She Was In Garden.
Especial to the Daily Prcss).

RICHMOND, VA, Sept 9.-Ches-
terrified county jury after fifteen min
utes consideration this afternoon con
victed William Harris. colo.ed, of at
tempted criminal assault two weeks
ago and fixed the penalty at dealn.
He will be sentenced Wednesday.
Harris attacked Miss Rowland while
In the garden and was beaten off by
her little brother
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-10
Flames Destroy Norfolk Ice Plant.
(By Associated Pressl

NORFOLK, VA. Sept 9.-Thc
berkeley Ice Works one of the lare-
est artificial ice plants in this see
ton, was destroyed by fire carly this
morning, X. a. McPhcrrin. MANAGE.
phces the loss mt S75 600 with $i7..
ooo insurance. The fire originated in
the room about the boiler where saw.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-10
NEWPORT NEWS VA. TUESDAY, sErrEMBEa 10, 1907.

he would have put Britt ont. \ doc
tor was summoned quickly aud l,ritt
was subjected to n severe examination
Ii was developed that Britt had
broken his LEFT forearm. 1t was an
nounccd by Referee Wclch. The
crowd made no demonstration III. II
the decision was announced.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-10
American Yacht Ahead.
(By Associated prcss)

ST. SEBASTIAN. SPAIN, Sept. o.
Aiter mn exciting contest with King
Alfonsos yacht Dlose Salvc. the
American sender class boat Spokane
l.. won todny'a race Tor the iIing's
cup The dos Salve was second. with
inc Chewlnk VIII. Marblehead. Prin.
cess OF the Asturias and Doriga
punched in the rear
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-10

Escaped Inmate Of Asylum Caught.
WfTliEVlLLR VA. Sept g.-Witn
the aid of 4 bloodhound, Deputy
sheriit Brown succeeded in capturing
savers, an escaped inmate from tho
Marion hospital, in the eastern sec
ton of this county yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-10

Partly cloudy Tuesday and
Wednesday. probably an occa.
aional shower. cooler Wednes:
day. light southeast to cast
Winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-10

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news report OF tho Asso-
clated Press.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-26

'oudW was believed to
De a very clever match maker ana
many maneuvering mothers have
sought her advice and help for the,r
maitaily inclined daughters, and !
en'nk this clever woman never seem
ca quite so happy as when she wa.
scnemins to bring elisibles to- the
nymeneai altar. She had an Innocent
way OF purposely bringing people To-
sether, and then she CALMLY watches
propinquity do its deadly work -
tnat time there were 10000 more wom-
en- IN Washington than men. ana
W'dowers and bachelors Of ali ages
were literally besiesed. SO that n n
appeared to be nip and tuck with N.
WIDOWS ana girls in their scramble ,o-
the matrimonial prizes. this Wa.
: caused by the scarcity OF men IN ~.
ciety; but the madam observed ev.rv-
'hins' and upon these occasions she
would manage to bring in new ~.
cruits' SO as to divide the honor. Win
me men and also to lessen the perils
OF their situation. Dear. lovable old
match maker! have seen Soma war;
beautiful romances bud and blossom
'h'o matrimony in the genial atmos-
pnere of the madam's drawing rom,
Moreover the madam was genius IN
0o"vers'u 'S. She could cause most
any listener to look at subject .-on,
ner point of view. A southern con-
srsssman--who was the leader OF the
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-26

E Rockefeller was recently indicted on
SO counts. but hs had smile COM
ING when he added up the digits and
found that he had : natural"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-26

aamocracv n thA housa--- tails this
story.
u rnaw that tho madam. ,.m,,v
ho,e, :. r.,a .rc,udad chi,dren.
u,,e .,x ch,,dr.r ii, under thirteen.
- .acrra . .,,,t. !, roo,o. q th,. ~
,,cr,.r ho,e, ,arra enough 70 ..ccom-
1890. tha who,e ,.m,,v--h,m.e,f Ana
U.v.-tha,s.. ha h.d nrom,sed hi. v,sa
IA two nur.e. re .nt,cinated no
a,mo,,,.v !, ov.r,.r... d,n~ ~. n.a.
- h.c.r.e - u. avn INV op,n,or
:, h,r..,, ~...ra,r. ~. ~ ~ -.
.u..,or r.d.m r mat him v,th
n1:-h,.nn... .u,,. ma u.t.r.A -.
.s..,,.,,, =. -. n,... ~ .tn. 1890.
9. 49,. r.,,4 an th,. tim. ~ -.
=. .,,-,r. . v,.,or !, th... ,,tt,. ~.
.,.-,r- "a. .rd ...,r n.h,ra ~ "a
ro,or,., ,,,rr,trr. ana r,ch tapastr,ee
-vh,cr ~. ,r.v never oou,d - -
$4,000. -. .t..,.A h.r ha.r.
...,r.. -. cnua,.r ~v,th -. r..u,,
th.t .>.st.r !. ssv momsnts. eonversa.
4,on the oonryeesman became fulfy
conv,ncaa thaA warrington 49, reai.
= ~ n,.ce ~ h,s offsprinr. ana 4.
ant -. -. ~. sc,,owin~ .Assra4ch.
~Have enrase0 Grnali euit@ II ~
m.A.m r>ave =, ~ Saniae w1ta
voar mother. exceut the younssst ~
come Il onceA.r
No. there Wa no place Tor xhe chn
dren IN the family hotel. ana this fac
has helped 10 make them less populas
for large. commodious apartment
houses welcome the large families
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-26
turbidity. color and odor are rendeTe
nearly peffect."
AWhat Filtration Costs.

turb1dtty, color ana ooof are ren0oxe0 !.
nearly peffect."
AWhat Filtration Costs.
alden Hasel. an authority ON iltra- !
ton, says the cost Of nlts-s WIN aver-
age about IS Per inhabitant; the OPP :
GRAFTON win cost - to IS per million
gallons Uttered; the net increased cost |
Of the Uttered water win be about ten
per cent"
Thus The esst II tnstalIing 4 Mitsr |
for lewiston would bs--M IN absvs
sstlmats q rus-e3o0 oo. ser saSsty |
place Il q elo0oo. The prsssnt go
~ pumping wassr l. : esHEs ~ feoo.
salsens Our wasar sussrintendssss 81
my asthsrity. n 4 lnersassd NJ ssse
70 ~ ssnt Il would then eesk : M
s-1o ss~ts pr 1eoo sAiIsns y maintain
II Attss.
|. swhas i II Wsrshs~
I'm order to interest the business
public generally must place : Ger
tain value on human iiF. what i the
average value Of human life dying
from typhoid fever. ana what Docs n
cost each Of the IL Or IL who recover
Tor every one Who diss9 AN slabor-
raas report upon this question " a
/ expert On the publication 81 water
shows that s4.ss4 u the average valus
Tor the lives Of personss dying, from
Typhoid fever to which must b. addsd
the hospital expense and tn incon-
venience Of the 10 Or Is convalsscents
at 500 Per casa. % that $1,000 may
fairly Be ASSUMED = : very modsrate
estimate Of the financial loss to the
community from typheias fsvsr for
each death from that disease.
4 1T has been shown that typhoid u
BY no means the only disease trans-
mitted BY contaminated water. In
Albany, N. r, sss II was seen that
the reduction In deaths from general
diarrhoeal diseases, and the deaths
OF children under 5 years Of age was
greater than In the case Of typhoid
fever BY 10 to 1. And the reduction IN
the total death rate for I'VE cities
with the introduction Of purer water
supply was four times as great a. the
Production IN the typhoid death rate
y List year Lewiston had i've deaths
from typhoid fever, while there wsrs
% oasss 81 ths,sams disease reported
There wsrs = deaths 81 children undsl
5 years, o. which number Four wsrs
due 70 stomach and Intestinal diseass,
and might BE- attributed to faulty wat
sr supply. But taking Professor Rob
srts' hsurss, 1--WE deaths from typhoi,
fever At $500 sach would rsprsssn
$4,000 loss 70 the community. Or tak
: ing L another way, 80 casss Of typhoi,
: fever, 1t cost or expense Of $40
: each in caring for Thorn (ths avsrag
= would probably Be nearer $3.50, an,
b there - an expsnss Of 5000 On
y tsnth the former estimate. Al thi
. rats : filter costing thirty 10 fort
. thousand dollars would pay for itssI
n IN ten to fifteen years II the savin
a from typhoid fever alone. not to men
: tion the diarrhoeal and other disease
r that are benefited in = larger proper
: ton than typhoid.
n S. A. ROE.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-26
HOW DOES osreopArHy cuaee

Osteopathy brings about q cure by
building up the parts; by 50 freeing
and stimulating the circulation that
nature brings every part to the per-
Torrance Of its function and throws
on all superfiuous and poisonous mat
ter.
When the circulation is sluggish, in.
fiammation results. and tissue waste
which should be carried away by the
blood and eliminated by the lungs, kid
neys. skin and bowels, remains to
poison and clog the system. The re-
suit II disease in one or more forms
which It assumes. Osteopathy cures
by the well known law OF nature
"that II properly sustained. each organ
will perform it's functions naturally"
Osteopathy really does not make the
cure. but simply assists nature. who
IL the great physician after all. she
It b Who must repair every break and
rebuild every tissue; for the skill Of
all the worlds wise men cannot mend
the broken leg Of q sparrow--cannot
construct one cell Of the millions that
make up the body. The best we can
do II to bring our humble services to
the aid Of nature, and that 10 all we
claim to do with osteopathy. How
well We do II, We shall LEAVE those to
tell who have been benefited by az.
osteopathic cures are permanent be-
cause they are natural; that Il. the
cause - removed. the machinery h
adjusted. and the many ana complex
processes that constitute the pherom-
eron cf ilfs proceed IN order ana the
result II health.
DR. .. A. BARrLErr,
31s-s1s idaho Trust Bldg.
Century Printing Co.. printing that
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-26
FlLTERlNo PLANT.

A short time ago recommended to /
our city council that they investigate
the cost Of . altering plant for our
city water supply and II not too great.
It be included In the proposed bond IL
sue to be submitted to vote Of the
people In the near future. am much
gratified to find SO great an authority
as Professor w. J. Roberts OF the
civil engineering department Of the
Washington, state college, with me in
the matter clip the following from
en- article By him in the Spokesman
Review relative tosa altering plant for
the city Of Spokane shall inter-
sperse some remarks Of my own in
black-face type.
Professor Roberts says as follows:
Some of YOU may ask wherein lies
the danger in drinking water that has
only a small percentage OF sewage
pollution for 1t may not be known to
those not engaged in sanitation that
certain bacilli. or germs, Of the intes-
tines. are the cause Of toyphoid fever.
| Cholera and dysentary: and that every
physician health officer and sanitary
engineer, reads the condition Of your
| water supply by the typhoid fever
death rate"
! III the annual deaths from typhoid
In population Of, 100000 fall below
| Is the supply may be called excellent.
When they go up to SO or even 100 It
is time for action on the part of the
health board"s
According to the shove one death in
a population Of eees 10 eauss for In
vsstiaation Of the water supply by the
health board. That may for al prac.
teal purposes be called the correct
population Of the city 81 Lewiston.
In 1905 there wore three deaths from,
typhoid and in 1906 there wers five.
when there should have been only one
under proper conditions. This places
" in the class Of Is TO 100 per 1oo.-
600; and thsrs must be somsth;na
wrong with our watsr supply.
! Typhoid is a preventable disease
and your physicians are performing a
most praisworthy service IN. their
efforts for a proper water supply.
Cholera has been stamped out in Eu-
rope through preventive measures,
chief of which is filtration -. There
are physicians and sanitadians who
pronounce typhoid fever likewise un.
necessary and preventable, and to
this end we are looking"
In . recent article In the levxjstew
Morning Tribune described che nlte~,
what Il 10 and what Il does. .presss.
sor Roberts says:
| Il will that for q stream the char
acter Of the Spokane river II has been
found that the. method know az the
SLOW sand filters" is both cheaper
and more efncien. than ~mechantca;
filters" The average recruits IN the
fl.-ation II water supplies IN the
United States show that 80 l-s per
cent Of the bacteria IN unnltersd water
are removed BY fltration. ana . :
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-26


There u not single satisfactory
reason TO be advanced that calls for
county division IN Mex Perez county
4 this time, but there are a hundred
good and SUFFICIENT reasons why there
should be no division. Considerable
~ the territory embraced In the Nez
Perce county is vet practically unde-
veloped. The county is still young and
new and everything remains to be
built up. II appears the height of fol-
" FOR the taxpayers of the county to
divide their forces and further weaken
their efforts hy takin~ upon them
selves the task pf suppert'ns two Or
more separate governments.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-26

eArUaDAS. JANUARY = ~
TNE FARMGa PAYS the Sill.

~ all - Infaroats repreeented Is
u. -. .....,.- -. ,.-,-,,x, me-.
So. . &. &. I
- - q.
ana 49, y = psoposso -
eoSvo tMp moss seunttss out Of this
teryaferr Il y ~ farnsr 10 ~ last
eeouaasa Who uaust foot the bin. Il u
80 true thnk upen the farmer falls
~ sFsat burdsn 81 Ill taxa&ion and
h nnfprally follows that he would b
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-26
THINK " OVER


ii is better 10 be an also RAM tnan
one previously mentioneu.
Six more years Of Tillman and
Bailey ought to give the country a
continual performance.
The United States is probably the
only place on the globe where famine
is due to prosperity.
Some people want to boom the coun-
try and others do ppt. For every boom
there must also be boomerang.
s.:.
The railroads are now probably Of
] the opinion that the longest way round
4 the shortest way across Idaho
The plot besii1fto thicken down at
Boise and the history Of the legisla-
ture may yet rsadsltke a problem play.
In the long run It pays better to
keep on saving wood than to waste
dime in looking for the niger In the
woodpile.
estso l.s,s. "
Rockefeller waA recently indicted on
$50 counts buF hs had smile COM
ng when he added up the digits and
found that he had : natural"
Between the efforts Of the ONCE
creating politician and the dangers Of
race suicide there may be an ONCE
sseker's shortage and we may be COM
peHsd to admit without restriction
both the Chinese and Japanese.
The Missouri legislature has bill
before 1t to tax bachelors which pro-
vides fne and Imprisonment for fall
ure to pay the assessment. This In a
measure explains why the fool killer
= so busy that he has not yet reached
idaho ~
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-26

Bulk and package seeds. spray pump-
lawn fertilizers, garden fertilizers %,
roultry supplies. write or call on ~
We carry a large stock MARX
MEANS, lewiston. Idaho.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-26

You will De pleased with the promp
delivery and courteous treatment If
YOU trade at the Russell Grocery.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-26

Century Printing Co. printing that
pleasea Phone Black col.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-26
susscRiPrsoN RATgs.
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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-12-27
Proverbs OF Siam.

1t has been said, "Tell me a peoples
proverbs, and 1 will tell you what sort
Of people they are" Judged in this
way, the Siamese are a shrewd people.
The Menam. their chief river, is to
Siam what the Nile is to Egypt, and
the elephant, tiger and crocodile are
found in\jungle and stream.
Here are a few of their proverbs:
"When you go into the woods. do not
forget your wood knife" "P,ace not
your boat across the stream" because
of the currenD. can elephant, though
he has four legs, may slip, and a doe
tor is not always right"
go up by land. you meet a tiger; go
down by water, you met a crocodile
(there are difficulties on all sides).
Mobility is see in the race, manners
in the individual" eff a dog bite you.
do not bite him again." Gle who lives
under the sky should not be afraid of
the rain" "Nourish no worms that eat
timber" (be careful in the choice of
friends).-London Scraps.