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The Detroit times., 1908-11-18
RELIEF MUST Be
GRANTED CUBA,
SAYS ATKINS
BEET SUGAR INTERESTS OF UNIT.
Ed STATES ARE IN DANGER
ANNEXATION OF CUBA WOULD
BE INJURIOUS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-Cuba is
In imminent danger OF becoming an
nexed by the United States with disas-
trous results to the beet sugar. manu-
facturers OF the country, unless con
gress takes immediate steps TO come
to the relief OF that government by
making further concessions.
This startling statement was made
to the ways and means committee to-
day by Edwin p. Atkins, OF Boston, a
sugar importer and planter OF sugar
cane In Cuba.
Mr.. Atkins remark was made In re-
Spouse to a question from Champ
Clark, Of Missouri.
What ID going TO become OF the
beet sugar men OF the United States,
said Mr.. Clark, when Cuba becomes
part OF the United States?"
THAT is their danger" responded
Mr.. Atkins. 1T IL serious danger
and for their sakes hope It will not
come about. There Is most imminent
danger OF Cuba becoming part OF the
United States unless further conces-
sions are made TO Cuba by this gov
eminent"
There would be little danger Of an
nexation II sugar was put on the free
list, would there?" asked Mr. Ford
ney. Of Michigan. the champion OF the
beet sugar men.
NO." replied Mr.. Atkins. "and there
would not be much danger that the
beet sugar factories would continue In
operation"
Mr. Atkins then, at the request OF
Representative James, explained at
least one phase Of the danger now
existing In Cuba. With the withdraw
al Of American troops In the near
future, he said, foreigners now rest
dent in the island must look to the
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18
THE STAGE

The recent tragedy in Tennessee Is
similar to the beginning OF SO many
OF the feuds which are carried on In
the mountains OF that state or just
over the border in Kentucky. "a Ken.
lucky Boy" the new Klaw a Erlanger
play, which will be presented In the
Detroit opera house next Monday even
ing, is a story Of feud. The authors,
Pauline Phelps and Marion Short
went TO the home OF the feud. the
feud, the Cumberland mountains, for
the plot OF "A Kentucky Boy" The
playwrights have carried out to log.
ical conclusion the bitterness OF a
quarrel. They show members OF the
same family arrayed bitterly against
one another. The answer to the prob
lem which they present Is that the
love OF child will smooth out more
differences in life than the diplomacy
Of TaiieyraBd or the blood and ifen
policy OF a Bismark. The cast in
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18
Poor Tools and
a Good Worker
That 10 What Makes Indigestion, Dys.
pspsis, Sour Taste. Foul Breath
~ and catarrh.

The stomach Is a good strong vita!
organ. which Is constantly protecting
and feeding every other organ OF the
body.
II 10 the most abused, neglected and
scorned member OF man also. Most
men abuse their stomach with under
cooked food. high living. alcohol, to-
bacco. pastries and scores OF other I'M
healthy practices.
When the stomach at last sickens
OF all this abuse and cannot do It's
full duty, most men are not warned
but keep up their assaults on the
stomach until at last II rebels and be-
gins 20 strike back and cry for help.
Man by his own abuse has taken away
from the stomach the tools to work
WITH
These tools are the gastric juices
which 20 to make up the digestive
agents. From to 35 lbs. OF gastric
Juice are turned into the stomach ev-
cry day.
When poor. poisonous food con.
sumes this Juice. dilutes II. robs II OF
Its strength and throws IL. ferment-
ed mass from the system, OF course
there II Just that much OF the gastric
fiuid which cannot be readily supplied
by. the blood.
When food comes into stomach
filled with depleted fluids lacking OF
power TO do their part. the good strong
stomach 10 using poor tools and, OF
course. cannot succeed In its work
A condition which often prevails Is
that which takes place when the gas
trio Juice contains too much alkali. II
the juice were wholly alkaline It
would not only devour end digest the
nuid but would eat and digest the
stomach itself. Such gastric fluid does
the digestion no good and attacks the
walls Of the stomach. making them raw
and sore and setting up inflammation
and Irritation.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will
strengthen q stomach filled with poor
gastric Juice. They will remove any
abnormal alkaline condition, allay ir-
ritation, sweeten the breath, remove
catrrhal conditions and digest food no
matter how the stomach has acted be-
fore.
These little tablets contain an In
gredient. one grain OF which will d..
sest perfectly 5000 grains of food.
They will digest an entire meal placed
force except themselves. They have
demonstrated this time after time.
Every druggist carries them In
stock price soc, and 10000 physicians
use them In their practice. Send US
your name and address and We will
mail you at once q trial package
free. Address, F. A. Stuart Co., $50
Stuart Bldg. Marshall. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18

cludes William Morris, Austin Webb,
Donald Gallaher, Richard Quilter. c.
w. Goodrich. Frank Craven, Edna May
Spooner, Lila Vane, Lucille La Verne
and Evelyn Wright.
-
Harry Clay Blaney, quick TO recog-
nize the fascination OF the public to-
ward the feats OF the handcuff kings,
cell breakers, etc, has written play
entitled. From Sing Sing to Liberty"
in which the star is forced to do feats
of this kind. This piece will be Of
fered in the Whitney next week, with
Jack Doris In the leading role. Dor
ris Is Nh adept at the art of breaking
locks, etc, and is also a clever actor.
The story is one OF noble sacrifices,
filled to the brim with thrills, comedy
and pathos. partly Offset by numerous
specialties.
Delighted" cried President Roose-
welt when In Louisville he was
shown the veritable Cabbage Patch,
wherein Mrs. Alice Hogan Rice found
Mrs. Wigs and Lovey Mary. And
then the chief executive went on to
say that he regarded Mrs. Wigs life
quite as highly as the simple life
preached by his friend, the Rev. Chas.
Wagner. Presidential praise Is high
praise always, and in his speech deliv.
cred before the students OF the State
Agricultural college, in Lansing, Mich,
Nav 81. 1907. he said: You will learn
the root principles OF seif-help and
helpfulness toward others from Mrs.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18
MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
TO RETAIN PLACES

CLEVELAND. o., Nov. 17.-All EN-.
ployes OF the Municipal Traction Co.
from division superintendents down
have received assurances from the re.
cetvsrs that they will be retained.
The supenntendents were also told
that uturep romotion and preference
would depend entirely on the men
themselves; that the company would
be operated on the merit system.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18
HUNTER 10 sHor.

PORT HURON. Mich, Nov. IL
Earl Norris. one Of the proprietors OF
the Central hotel, IL at the point OF
death. While he and companion were
walking through the woods near At
kins, the gun In the hands OF the latter
was discharged. the load entering Nor
ris' right thigh and tearing two fingers
from his right hand.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18
In Society

The City OF the Straits hive. No
i63. will given a pedro and hor In the
nall, No. So Grand River-ave., Tuesday
evcning. Nov. "a.
Mrs. W. X. Muir gave a luncheon
Monday In her home. No. 6b7 Jeffer.
son-ave.. to present her granddaughter.
Miss Helen Russell.
The engagement Is announced NJ
Mics Ruby Gordon, daughter Of ID. A.
Gordon, M. p. OF Wallaceburg, Ont.
and Ralph X. Trix, OF Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. CroGf will
give a ball for their daughter. Miss
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18
FIRE DESTROYS
IS DWELLINGS

WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. IA
Ore starting early this morning at
YoTkyille. O., mining village OF eco
Inhabitants. destroyed sixteen houser
before 1t was under control. The oc-
eupspts Of the houses were all miners
who; have been out Of work for many
months. They lost everything and
$50 persons are homeless and without
food. Relief measures are being taken
here
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18

general charge OF the weeks work
and entertainment. Thrice Potent
Master f. H. Warren was POSTMASTER
at the dinner, Monday evening. Among
the speakers were w. c. Maybury,
Frank T. Lodge, ]. Hungerford Smith,
of Rochester. N. Y, and DR.. ]. B. Ken
nedy.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18

The Detroit WheelmaD will give a
maquerade Friday evening, Nov. 20. in
the hall ON Adams-ave. east. The
Thanksgiving party will be given We'd
neSday evening. Nov. 25.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18

German Salesmen's association will
give their annual illustrated lecture
on Our feathered friends" In their
hall. No. 81 Monroe-ave.. Monday,
Nov 20.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Wendell cele
brated their golden wedding anniver
sary in their home, No. 81 Forest-ave
east, Monday. 1t was very quiet az
fair. only members of the family being
present.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18

II . man has money to burn he car
easily ind . woman willing to furnish
. match.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18


the Detroit Training School OF Elocu-
ton and English Literature will be CIV
en- by Mrs. Emily Farrow Gregory, of
New York, who will present Cabin
Days In Dixie" q humorous lecture
recital, in Chaffee hall, Woodward and
Wilhs-aves.. Monday evening, Nov. 81
Tuesday evening, Dec. /, compli
mentary entertainment has been ar.
ranged for the ladies, to take place IN
the Light Guard armory. The Rev.
Michael l. Stritcb, S. j., will give o
lecture on The Celtic Renaissance,
and Prof John ]. Muerer will provide
the musical entertainment. those who
will take part to be Thomas p. Lahey,
John F. Calvin, Miss Jessie Harris,
Michael p. Barden and Charles J..
Brady The annual ball Of the order
will take place Tuesday evening, Jan
IL, In the Wayne Pavilion.
A memorial mass for the deceased
members OF Court No. 6, knights OF
and Pauls Jesuit church, Jefferson
ave. and st. Antoine-st, Sunday morn
ing. Nov. 20, at $3.50 o'clock. The
REV. michael 1. StTitCn, .. D., Will ue-
liver the sermon. The memorial ex-
ercises will be held at o'clock In
the afternoon OF the same day In the
hall. at which time a program appro-
pirate for the occasion will be car
ried out. Addresses will be delivered
by Michael T. Bourke, Arthur G. O'Con-
nor, George A. Kelly, James II. Lynch.
OF Pontiac, and Charles e. Duffy, and
a quartet consisting OF John A. Macy,
John w. Manning. Charles ]. Brady
and John Calvin will sing.
The hundredth reunion OF the Mich
igan Sovereign consistory opened Mon
day afternoon and will last through
Thursday evening. Friday. the Mobiles
of the Mystic Shrine will take a party
over the hot sands. The present con-
sistory class promises to be the larg-
est In the history OF the Michigan
body. Eighty-nve candidates received
the ten degrees ending with the four
teenth, Monday. and many more will
be added to the elasf today. Com
mander.in-cbief Frank T. Lodge is IN
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18

Frances Croul, the evening Of Dec. 8
In Strasburg's dancing academy.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPT.

beautiful line of Black Petticoats from soc to
$3.50 each.
Flannelette Gowns soc to s2.25 each
Flannelette Skirts, soc to $15o each.
Flannelette Kimonos. $500 each.
Knit Skirts, Csc to $500 each.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18
BLACK GOODS DEPT.

small lot of Imported voiles, silk stripes, shad.
ow checks ETC., formerly priced $l.25 and $3.50.
We have them all price close them out
quickly, sec yard.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-18
Some Exceptional Values
MEMS DEPT.

Last week of the Collar Button sale Remember
these all guaranteed buttons Those sell
at &c 'each will compare favorably with any 25c
button on the market
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ZIG 8 G av se. Or. b27. 30
?20 3 G av sc. Or. h. q. 80
1881 13th &c, 5r.w.l1.m
:..I Goth. Or. va. .'e 20
1923 l3th. 5r. w..1l.@
Small houses from So
I'm for white tenants.
LlNKNS.
900 10Th ct. NV.
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FOR RENT FLOYD F..
aol AZ sw. sfo. DIV $35 90
l5n6 10th NV .6r. b. Is .3S
4s7 g sw. Or. .17.@
40 G sw. 1fi.2r.b. 500
COZ Half sw. 5r. =. $40
~ y So. 5r. .a.M
Sn4 Me av w,2d h.14.m
Toe G. sw. Or. h. -. 30
1912 Union sw CIR. IL. -
All l. sw. 6r. h. 200
40 9Th sw.sr.h. % 80
721 7th swift. ar. h. I6. 75
120Sl. G sv.. Or. +. ~. so
100 II sw. Or Cd Fl. 100
NO5 X nw.laY.2h. 100. 100
9i5 Md az sw .&r. Is. no
TOO II sw. 2r. Cd 4. 90
Rear 1914 O NV. large
stable ......... Is 90
o10 al. ne. Sr. h. 1870
1919 LIST NV. IN. ar. b22. NJ
RI a36 n sv. shop 100
474 K sw. 6r. 30
Rear 90s / NV. sta 500
112 Q sw. Ar. .s.n5
Rear ais X sw. Ar. 800
1851 3u syy. 6r. 10. 30
% q sw. Ar. 500
1247 Nolan'S court
Sw, Ar. q 90
10th and Va ave sX.
1st floor, n......2I 90
v,,vpg n
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DAVIS. 7TH 4 . S.w.
1860 list sw. 5r. 900
1921 Hmtoon 81 sw,
hr .7.5O
900 = sw. ar. h. .23.5O
I'd hdlow NJ sw ,sta4O.OO
1242 Md av ne. l2r.
h .............. 30
336 y sw. 6r. Int 1850
1876 b sw. "a n.
$50 and "a. IN
zoos 9Th sw. or. b. %. ~
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SUMMER HOMES.

THE GRANT PARISH PROPERT!ES-LENOX.
Newport. Bar Harb"r. Maine coast. stockbridge:
Villas rent. sale. GRANT PARISH. 1929 NY av.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.
FOR RENT-FLATS,

1910 9Th ST Ne ROOMS AND BATH
cOFHST nat rem SlS-'''
2131 Newport place nv, rooms and hath
tcoloredi. rent. ......-..... $3.50
FRANK 7. RAWLINGS co. Unc.).
my23-3ts l5o:' Pa. NV.
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FOR EFNT-JOHN QUINN. 447 'TH ST. Sw
OI6 ST sw l0r steam heat, m. SIS ON
4sI 7,h ST sw 9 rooms ID i. ... so so
zoos ST sw rooms "a m. t.. ..... 40 so
400 9Th ST sw 8 rooms ami ... % so
$40 7th ST. sw., . rooms. ami ......... 22.M
800 % 81 Sc rooms AMI ......... 20 so
ISL lath St Sc. & rooms ami ........ 90 50
All Mclean ave. sw.. Z rooms. NH. II 81
143,I. A ST Sc room fiat lsn. ........ Is 81,
Iil7 ith ST Sc rooms. =. and w.. l. 5n
le5S Half st Sc. 4-raom fat. N. i..... L. SO
lIS St Sc. 3 rooms. s. and w. 1000
40 " st. Sc, rooms. s. and w-..-.... IL. so
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FOR RENT
49, Ne av sw l2r. no 81 - Hntop re. Gr.. II 10
Oil o Ew. Or. b. 81 30 l2VA>h. AnarostialI 30
4os Ne AZ sw. 1Or , % 80 io. Howard " Or. 10 50
COS l. ne. Or. b.. 20 - ia- keaton ne Or. 10 80
I5ni Euclid NV Or h25 sol 3; t,rtcr ST. h.oo5o
1921 av. 3r. h.2,ni cG3!r Nv NV or bis 90
klc o nv. ar h. - -
STORE AND CtLAR.
Cor 9Th and o ........ I..........o5s 30
c4yWoop { GARRETT. i \: Y: ave. NV.
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FOR RENT
I'LL + nw.l0r. Oh. $50. so
1915 Riggs NV. l0r.
hnt-water heat $3.50
1910 Riggs st NV, Tor.
bath ........ 100
9n5 Il NV. Tor. h. 81. 0o
221 r ne. 7r. b.. p 80
mv.:3-2t JOHN SGRIN
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FOR RENT-l1I2 JOHNSON AVE. MA
modern 2-story brick: 8 roonf and hath: good
locarion. vacant June J. Only $500 per
month. BURR y. EDWARDS, COG 81. NV
mv23 81
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ISIS Riggs NV Tor 500 Tthsw, n. 90
hnt-water heat. $3.50 a2l II T. Sc. or. D.
1910 Riggs st NV. lor. l:3s ne. Or. b. 20 90
bath ........ $3.50 3lii. So. 6r. h. II 80
9n5 NV Tor. h. $500 G33 s az So. Or. Is 90
221 ne. IT. b. 80 112s IN SO. Or. 1870
nlv.3-2t JOHN SCRIyENER. 31a Az st. NV.
FOX GENTRY
1853 Fla av.7r h So 80 s03s Gamb p 81, b 81. 50
HOS Spring rd,sr.b. 1871 g NV, Orb. IS so
stable ......... As. 90 "a Pax rd.srh. 50. 81
sI3l 18th pw.l1r. 1928 nth nw.3r.h 80. so
2h ......... 90 3639 Nth. 6r. b,
1915 Lamt NV, Or b ~ 3" hot Nter heat. 30 80
1siG sth nw ST. b so PA III az Sc. 6r. b 81 80
.InS nw.......3p 30 1922 Emerson. or. h II "a
lio6 Belt Orb IS 81 1927 IEncan. Or. b. 1870
FLATS.
1851. L Sc 4r. bio 90 1851 + Sc. Ar. b.. 900
The Chelsea 6r b. 81 so 1905 s NV. 6r. h. rs 90
25n5 18th NV. 6r b. % so nao3 18th nw.6r. b ~ so
a2S 18th n-.5rb % 50 1921 :3th. 5r. b.. 20 80
1cl4 Fla avs b...iI5 So 1929 3fh NV. 6rh %. 50
The Luzon. Or. b. $50 4ltis eth ne. I'd A.
6j4 Orleans. ir. b.1I 80 ar. l......... 80
an2a Rosedale ne. - soai4 9Th nv 4r. b. ais. 70
s23 26th nw.4r b.f.1750 1872 ne. 6r b.. %. 80
200 10th ne. Or. r II 81
SUBURBAN.
Pinehurst d. C.. ar. and b.. hE. b....... 81. 50
TaSoma Park. ST. and b.. large grounds. so. 90
l53, I4.h NV store Nv Or 18th and
and 5r, b. 80 90 Z tcE. S45). IS 90
STABLES.
al nv frear,. stalls. ........... 100
Rear 20 Pierce NV. water. falls. GEO
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FOR RENT
1927 IT. I2Y. b. ..$45.G5
2403 Ia av. ar. b. n ~
EOS 3ist. Or. h.. $500
a23 Goth NV. ar. h. 20. so
1918 Ia ave nv. 4r.
Dat. sc. ;"
3l4 S C. av se.G. h27.O
GEO. W.
op9A -
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

COTTAGES FOR RENT IN ALI.
sections from $500 and up for the season: great
Chelsea section where values are increasin:
daily. Write or call. and We viii be pleased to
furnish tul! particulars AMI show YOU ar ,nnd
ATLANTIC REALTY COMPANY, First foo.
Bartlett bldg, Atlantic City, n. J. Ely23-2t',s
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FOR RENT-BY B. r. 0AUL o.. It'll & l. NV.
Nv cor l4th l52i tth nv. 6r W. &c. 10
nv. sto & cellar so 90 1909 ! -. Or. b. is so
Ne cor l4th q r., So 90 1ni RI av NV. Or.
40S 18th. lSr. 80 90 af w.. $50
poe Sth sw. sr b.sta60 90 1888 toffce, 2r ofl6 90
if4s NV. llr. sh. 90 25il Eth NV. 6r W. Is 30
200 5th sto.9 90 q 6l:1 nv .wareh Is On
t155 Park I'd. Tor $50 e35l herman Nv Or Is 90
bi2 NV. 14r. b...4i 90 Rcnrll16 f4th NV,
6n3 NV ar b.. .37 so stills & box stl f5 ~
ll2o7.h nv. sto. 81 20 snl'., 9TH ne. storel5 90
I'LL 7th store3f 50 on24 Tth NV. store. / l. 80
e20 ~ NV Tor b. IS. 80 5000 lf,righ twood av.
l4on Sth NV ar h rs so stos, and cellar. IL 30
1922 9th NV r. b:n. n 424 ! So. Sr w.. 10 30
622 Q NV. 7r. h.. - 30 SOC FBrghtwood
1915 Sd sr hc1 20 5r. IL 90
klI nv. l2r. n. 81 30 Rearflos & ITO Fl
It's av.6 h. stn - 30 nv stable. 10 90
1881 9th nv. 6r. h $50 GIG r AZ. basement.
- P ne. CIR. b.. $3.50 2eI5 10 90
t343 NV store. - no COPIED TENANTS.
SI4 G. ne 7r h. % 10 I1iS"aion M. Or ho5 30
$50 Fla Or b. ~ 80 1927 lth nv. sr ". %. ~
2sl3 nw. Tor. b. % so II F1uton no. 6r N. l., N
9Th and Norton oI%nkI 5r. ~ln ~
sto. sta. 90. 80 2dsfass NV. ir.w.7.: 20
632 T. st. nv warehouse. .......... 1865 70
Storage room. 1890 Freedmt's alley. so 90
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THE CONNECTICUT-APART. lent NO. ~ TO
shbet furnished. at IL regular rates, from June
to Oct. I: rooms and bathrooms: plenty
Of mir: facing northwest and south my21-4t
LARGE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM FOR
rent at summer rates: cafe in the building.
Apply at office. The Portner. 18th and You NV.
mn
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we'll, and when the old Earl gets tired of Twin,
years after that the third brother steps and claims
everything in sight
As Horgan up again there's to
swear dispossess. the fake Earl stays the
job: But the curse IS on him He keeps too busy
with the poteen to get married and the first thing
he knows he's drunk himself to death: and, there
being heir, and not much else left but stone
castle that's fan apart, the red flag goes up over
Enniscorthy, and there's vacancy IN the list OF
Earls.
Things run along that way for a hundred years
50, and then Talbot, in workin up about some
land digs out this story of the disappearin heir.
About the time he pamphlet,
printed in New York givin the history of the Cherry
Hill lodge of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and
there's the of Daniel Horgan McCabe.
The moment saw that" says Talbot, l knew
was the track of the rghtful Earl Of Enniscorthy
which is you.
Now will you up: says Sadie.
Well say, YOU hardly believe it, but they had
me off my feet. I'd started out cold eyed the
proposition Dutch brewer that's strayed into
finds myself askin', Suppose it sou Not that l
says it out loud keeps gaggin the part through,
and tryin to show EN- where the plot is weak in the
knees; but little by little I'm sippin' over the edge.
Was you accused of being Earl Irish
otherwise: Then you can't get any idea what it's
like 1t goes to your head like the third glass OF zz
screen of me and Sadie as the Earl and Earess of
Enniscorthy, arrivin' back from Dublin, with Mrs.
Aston and Mrs. Fish waitin for the pier, and
the reserves clubbin back the reporters l listens
without kick while Sadie plans how she II rebuild
the old castle, put in steam, porcelain baths, and
electric lights and make me a birthday present OF
the improvements She has it all figured out how
We'll spend summers there and who We Il ask
visit the first
And Mr.. Fitzgerald says we ought to begin right
away" says She with suit have the title and
estates restored Shorty, don't YOU feel little stag
gered by it ALL"
did but want admittin as much We has
the Fitzgeralds stay to dinner: and when Pincknev
drops in later in the evenn the whole story has
be gone over for his benefit. Ii Pinckneyd only
slipped me the ha -ha it would have brought out
of my trance; but not him He's just ready to
take an Earl on faith the rest OF his set.
''McCabe, Earl of Ennscorthy, says he, rollin'
it under his tongue like it tasted good That's
ripping, YOU know Shorty, always said YOU had
good blood in YOU"
"G'wan!' says l; but l says it mighty faint. l
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Earl who was set up in business by Rodney the Red,
for helpin' out in war to see who should be King
of Ireland 1t takes him half hour get down to
the sixth Earl that had four the father of old
Pat bein the second, one Horgan ODonnel McCabe
by
.Accordin' to Talbot this Horgan i'll tenn
pered lad always don the rough house act with his
older brother. until he fin llv quit Enniscorthv for
good and went off to be a sailor. He hadn't been
missn month before the first brother falls dow.a
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off reluctant. At the door they sends back final
shot.
NY Lord of Ennscorthv, says Talbot, wavin'
his hat we bid YOU good day.
Same to YOU, and many of EN-" says 1. Don't
hurry back
Course what 1 should have done to give Tai
bot choice of runnin' for the stairs junpn
through the window after his passin up such
brassv old fake that. But he was so smooth
spoken about it. and the frosted thatch gives him