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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-06-25
Children's Day Program

A fine program was rendered by
the members of Pleasant Hill, Sun.
day forenoon, the recitations and
songs were rendered very interest.
ing. Following is the program.
Song-"Our Youth are marching on"
Response Reading
Prayer
song-"Love Makes Toll Worth ...
While" "................ -......... By Choil
Recitation-"Our Day." .. Goldie MilleI
Dtalogue-"Greetings," "......... ..
................., Pearley and Stanley Hui
Recitation-"If Knew" ........ F. Brown
Dialogue-"The Boys Day.. "............
,.,..... ..... Of" j. Wright and Fred Roe
Scripture Reading-"Joseph's Dream"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Jesse Frasure
Song-"Cheerful Companions" ...
....,...,............. Primary Glass
Recitation" Sorrows of Bobby.
......., ......,.. ..........,., Robert Wright
Recitation-"Mamma's Kisses," ..,
....,.... .... ..........,.,.......Art Arthur Roe
Recitation-"Children in Africa" ...
....,..,,.,..... ...,...., ....... Goldie NJ iler
Recitation-"Little Feet BE Careful"
,,,...,....,........,,.... Charles wright
Recitation ...,.,..,....,.........M May Brown
song-"I Can stand" -. ny Choir
Recitation-"Don't Drink, My Boy,
Tonight, "-............. ........ Fred Roe
Recitation-"If Were a Rose ,n......
=. .,..........,....... ...,.... Mabel Reedy
"Recitation-"The Blessed Bible"
................, .,.,...... BY five Characters
Recitation" Small Troubles" Rubie Roe
Recitation-"Here Am H.. Floyd Brown
'The Presentation of Samuel" d. Reedy
Song-"Bring Them In,'' .,.....,..,. BY Choir
Recitation ,....,.......,..,. Jessie Disbennet
Recitation-"Go as Gifts" Goldie NJ iler
Recitation-Jesus and the Children"
.,........,...,,,,,.....,... j. =. Polling
song-"When the Children Sing BY Choir
Recitation-"When the Pastor Comes
to Tea" .,.......... ... James Wright
Recitation-"The Boy and the Hoe"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Fred Roe
Song ..,........,....,...,....... Mabel Reedy
Rscitation-"Before 1t Is Too Late "
.............,,... ...., 49,. Ethel Disbennet
Recitation-"Chatter Box" Pearley HUI
Scripture Reading-'Annointment of
David" ,"...,,.,........ ....., VIM. Disbennet
song-"Llght Upon the Way"
Recitation .... ..,......... May Brown
Recitation-"The Laborer's Reward"
......,... .,......, ....... Grace Nunemaker
Recitalion-"June Party,n Mae Poiing
Recitation-"Charley's Garden Bed
..........,........,... ,.... ...,. Oscar Hull
Recitaiion-'A Child's Evening .
Prayer" .....,.,.,.,,,........M May Wright
Song-"Haye Done My Best"
Recitation-"Before IL Is Too Late
-......... .,., ..t......+ Theo Nunelnaker
Recitation-"The Lord WIN Provide"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Jessie Disbennst
Recitation-"The Missionary SHIP
.................... ...,. ,... Stanley Hull
Recitation-"The browning Singer
..............,. .,.,, i.. Verde Wright
Rscitation-"Tommy's Prayer ..,
..,,,,,,..,,..,. ...~...,. Stella Wright
Remarks by Pastor
song-"Keep Your HeVrt singing"
one Was THERE.
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Buena Vista

The farmers are busy getting their
crops attended, in our part of the
country.
Mrs. Pearl Mimic and children, OF
Lancaster, are visiting her father,
Jacob Kane, at present.
Mrs. Salem Shoemaker has gone. to
Columbus to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Chester Bigham.
A. l.. Kane and family attended
the Patterson commencement held in
Mt. Carmel church at Clearport, Sat
urday night
Edward Thomas, wife and daugh-
ter were the guests of Atifalo Thomas
and family, of Drinkle, Sunday.
Myrtle Stump has returned home
after visit with Mrs. Noah Friend.
Lillian Garfield, of this place, is
visiting friends at Rockbridge and
Logan.
Mrs. Cora Creiglorr and two sons
visited Mr.. Creiglorr and family. OF
Pleasant Valley, Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Ella Mcbride was the guest of
her brother, j. p. Bright, Wednesday
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Cedar Grove

Mrs. Clara Southland and SOL
Arthur, Of Sabina, are visiting
ths formers mother, Mrs. Mimi,
Allen.
o. G. Culp and Joseph Vest
who have been painting at the
Hooking County Childrens' Home
for the past month, spent Sunday
at home.
James BickIe, Addison Safer,
Asa, and Burrill Goodman and
Charles Moore, of Union Furnace,
the Misses Edith and Lulu Hard
esty, of Haydenville, nellie Ma.
thiott, of Logan, and quite a
circle of home citizens picniced
at Old Mans Cave, Sunday.
Misses Nettie Allen, Clara
Southland, Nellie, Mathiott, Clara
Kern, and Messrs. o. G. Culp,
Emmett Allen, Jerry and Sumner
Rose and Elmer Nihiser were
entertained at the home of Mr..
L. w. Beery and wife.
Miss Ora Hicks, Of the Chill
dren's Home is visiting with Geo.
Hutton and wife.
Several from here attended the
entertainment ar Ilesboro, Sunday
night.
Elmer Nihiser and Flora Diltz
were the recent guests of jacob
BANTER.
Doris Polling, of Logan, is visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. Joseph
Vest and wife.
Pearl Cook and Geo. Hicks, of
Black Jack, were the guests Of
Geo. Culp, Sunday.
Miss Nellie Allen entertained
Saturday night with candy party
in honor of her sister, Mrs. Clara
Southland, of Sabina, the attend
ance was large, the music good,
and everyone delighted and ex-
pecting the early return of another
program. NIFTY.
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Pole Ridge

John Lively made lying tril
to Laurelville, one day last week.
Mrs. Carrie Koehler and Mrs
Minnie Burns, of Columbus, are
visiting friends and relatives in
this vicinity.
Homer Strous made business
trip to LaureIville, one day last
week,
Walter Pierce and family re-
turned last Tuesday, after short
visit with relatives near Ashville.
Mary Pierce, Cora Price and
Mary Best were the guests of w.
H. Orr and family of Sans Creek,
Friday last.
d. Fl. Lappen and wife, of Lo-
gan, were the guests of John
Lively and family, last week.
Grandma Orr is on the sick list,
at this writing. : g,.
Amos Vanfossan, of Circleville,
was calling on friends and rela-
tives on this ridge, Wednesday
last.
Ottie Dorsey was Laurelville
shopper Saturday.
Homer Strous expects to have a
driving horse in the near future,
as he was breaking it to lead,
Sunday morning.
w. H. Orr and wife, of Sans
Greek were the guests of Mary A.
Best, Sunday last.
Ottie Dorsey and William De-
haven were taking Pleasant drive
on our streets, Sunday morning.
CRICKET
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Rockbridge Route 1

Clayton Fickel wife and daugh-
ter Helen, of Logan, spent last
Sunday with Benz. Beougher and
family,
Miss Lizzie Beougher, of Logan,
called on Miss Eta Beougher last
Saturday.
Geo. Dupler passed through
this vicinity Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Beougher, who has
been on the sick list for the past
two weeks, is reported some better.
Chris Kline and wife. of Cola,
Valley, spent last Sunday with
Frank Beougher and family.
B, l. Edwards and wife were
Logan shoppers Tuesday.
Jennie Bsougher and Della Ma
thias attended the Sunday school
Convention at Wellston.
Solomon Primer and wife, or
Baltimore, and Mrs. Lusaters, of
Florida, were the guests of Mrs.
John Beougher.
Mrs. Henry Federer called on
Mrs. Frank Beougher, Tuesday
afternoon.
A. F. Mathias and daughter
Florence, passed through this
vicinity Tuesday afternoon.
Barney Kline, of Pleasant Hill,
passed through this neighborhood
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Florence Analt, of Ian
caster, visited her sister, Mrs..
Frank Bsoughor, one last week,
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Carbonhill

II. G.. Hansel and z. d. Sloar
were at this place last week.
Mr.. Isaac Inboden and son Her
bert. of Marion township, spent
last Saturday and Sunday here.
Mr.. Steven Brine of Dundas,
was calling here one evening last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shaffer of
Logan, spent last Sunday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley North,
from ne..r Jacksonville, attended
religious services here last Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Thomas Green and son Joe
of Athens, spent part of last week
here.
Mrs. Oliver Crawford of Nelson
vile, spent last Saturday with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Skunk, of this
place.
Mr.. Thomas Sweazy and family
spent part of Last week near Kach-
elmacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Powers and
daughters, Thelma and Winnifred,
of Coshocton, and Mrs. Hollis
Wyman and con Joe, of Near
thur, spent Sunday with w. w.
Morrison, of this place.
Mr.. VIM. Clary and family of
Bailey's Run, spent Sunday, June
9Th, with Mr.. and Mrs. Jeese Ma
gee, of this place.
Mr.. Pete Dupler of Monday,
was seen here last Friday evening.
Mr.. Joe Lenegar of this place,
while strolling near the Lax
and knight coal mine, had his at
tention called by strange noise,
and on halting, he discovered
monster rattle snake near him in
the leaves, and we all quit our
work for the time being and went
to Mr.. Lenegar's rescue, and in
few minutes we had his rattles
dangling at our belt. This is the
second one In two weeks, 30 every
one should make themselves
committee of one to look out for
the monsters while out strolling.
In mentioning the marriage of
Mr.. James Shaffer and Miss Mat
tie Blosser last week, we could
not give the presents, or names of
givers, but will try to do 80 now:
Miss Grace Inboden, table cloth;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Blcsser, salad
bowl; Miss Alpha Shaffer, salad
bowl; Miss Ellen Shatfer, orange
bowl; j. G.. Blosser, berry set and
two pictures; Mr.. and Mrs. W. j.
Shaffer, table cloth; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Kennedy, berry set; John
Smith, dresser scarf; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Bartoe, salad bowl
John Griffith, cream pitcher and
sugar bowl; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Shaffer, cracker jar; Mr.. and Mrs.
/. A. Blosser, cake plate Mrs. E.
Nye, cracker jar.
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Stringt own

Quite a number from this place
attended the ice cream social al
Zion, Saturday evening.
Mr.. Lehman and wife spent last
Wednesday with their son Walter
and family.
Estella Murphy, OF Rockbridge,
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with her aunt, Mrs. Emma Beery
John Weaver was in the employ
of James Higgins, Monday.
Mrs. Noah Beougher called on
Mrs. James Woods, Thursday.
Wfll Lenz and family, of Honey
Fork, were seen passing through
this place Sunday.
Charles Clark spent Wednesday
evening with Lew Rogers and fam
lily.
Mrs. W. 1. North and aunt,
Katie Smith, called on Noah
Beougher and family Sunday after
noon.
Webster Glove and mother visit.
ed relatives at Perry county last
week.
James Huggins and family were
the guests of James Brown and
family Saturday night.
George Kimball and wife took
dinner with Allen Murphy's, Sun
day.
Mrs. Eliza Warthman spent last
Wednesday with Thomas Nc
Peck and family.
Mart Goss and family were Lo-
gan shoppers Saturday.
j. d. Highley called on Mrs.
Peter Weaver, Sunday evening.
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So. Bloomingville

The original and only ST Hub
bard has been securing this neck
of the woods in quest of sIbscrib-
ers for the DEMoCRAT. We notice
he still has that longing look for
sausage and corn cakes. Success
to you ST.
j. johnson and family called on
Geo. Davis, last Sunday.
Our road superintendent, Geo.
Dennis has been busy, the past
week, working the roads.
A large crowd took in the ex-
cursion from this place to Tarlton,
on last Sunday to attend the Odd
Fellows decoration, which was
held at that place.
Married on Saturday, June 6,
1908, M. f. Brown and Hazel Old
field. The groom is the jolly car
rier on Route 9, from this place,
The bride is daughter of Mrs,
Nan Oldfield, and has been a
teacher in the public school for
sometime past. The scribe joins
with their many friends, wishing
them success and true happiness.
A large crowd attended lodge
here, last Tuesday night. After
lodge was over, which was at a
late hour, the boys concluded that
it would be proper to pay the
newly welded couple visit as the
groom is member of the Order,
So they marched to the residence
of Mr.. Brown and gave them an
old fashioned serenade.
Charles Dennis, of Canal Win
chester, is visiting relatives here,
at present.
Epriam Cooper and wife were
called to Logan, last week, by the
death of the latter's brother,
Jerome Nihizer.
Chas Plenkharp and wife, of
Cedar Falls, were seen in our viii
lage, last Saturday evening.
David Anderson had the mis-
fortune to get his foot badly cut,
one day last week.
Pearl Smith, of Logan, was in
our city, last week,
There will be an excursion from
this place to Adelphi, on Sunday,
June 2S, on account of the / o,
O. f. and improved o. R. M.
decoration, which will be held at
the Mineral Spring grounds, Ev-
erybody attend.
Oscar Simmons, of New Ply
mouth, called on Andrew Wood
geard, last Sunday.
The derrick is completed on the
Tatman farm, and everything in
readiness for drilling.
Chas. Oldfeld has returned
from Logan, where he has been
visiting. AU REvoIR.
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Big Pine Valley

Wilbur Vanfossan and family and
Maize Paxton were the guests of w.
M. 10y and family, Sunday afternoon.
Vern Kitchens smiling face was
seen ON our streets, last Wednesday.
David Lama and family visited his
brother, Sam Lama, of Pursell, last
Sunday.
John Klinker made pleasant call
at David Lama's, Sunday.
Hazel Febus, who has been working
for her brother, Harry Febus, of Hap.
py ridge, has returned to her home at
this place.
Mahlon Paxton and wife visited
their son, Alfred Paxton, of Whistler,
last Sunday.
Retha Huffman is working for Mrs.
Therman Bicker, of Cedar Grove,
Homer Denison is in the employ of
Vern Kitchen, this week.
The following visited Thomas
Eorhees and wife Sunday: David
Willard and wife, of Happy ridge; w.
Chilcote and family, OF Apple Bios
som Valley.
Charles and Miles Willard were seen
on our streets, one day last week.
Enid Cupp made flying trip to
Laurelyille, Sunday afternoon.
William 10y and Harley Paxton
made business trip to Adelphi, last
Thursday evening.
Catharine and Velma Lama were the
guests of Sam Lama and family, of
Pursell, Saturday night and Sunday.
CANDY KID.
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OTHER Towns E
Blue Creek
iCrowded out From Last Week.


Blue Creek
Edith Kennedy Ia visited rela
tives in Lancaster at this writing
VIM. Parks, wife and grand
daughter visited G.. M. Parks ant
family in Pickaway county thi'
week.
Delno Virgins and wife Of
Benton township, we're the guests
of l.. G.. Swackhammer and family
here on Main street last Sunday.
Yves Anderson and family, OF
Fairfield county, called on Lydia
Garrett aud family here on South
Main street few days this week.
G.. l.. Smith, of Rocky Alley, is
contemplating moving to Chilli
cothe this week.
Abner Swackhammer, wife and
son visited relatives in Pickaway
county laet Saturday and Sunday.
Bundy Smith is very poorly at
this writing. He had the whoop-
Ing cough and lung pneumonia set
in, which makes his recovery very
doubtful.
Lulu Green, of Pole Ridge, who
has been very low with typhoid
fever, is getting better.
Amanda Swackhammer is a
great sufferer with gathered hand
caused from a brulse.
A rain is very much needed in
this vicinity at this time in order
to make big potatoes out of the
little ones.
The Swackhammer saw mill
company have moved their mill
to a new set where they are now
ready to commence business.
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Pike Run

Il
| quarry, of this place, made bust
ness trip to Laurelville, Saturday
of this week.
William d. Brandt, of Logan
was seen In our midst this week
Ellsworth Arledge and family, Of
near whistler, was visiting the
latter's parente, Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Smith and family over last
Sunday.
Wallace Arledge, wife and son,
of whistler, were the guests of the
latter's brother, Ambrose Stephen
son and family over Sunday.
Mrs. Edna Wlggins and two
children, of Blue Greek, were call
ing on her parents, Mr.. VIM. Sitz,
Friday of this week.
Mrs. Charles Tailor, of Haynes,
we're calling on her parents, Mr..
Lewis Smith and family on Thurs
dav of this week.
Mrs. John Sitz and children, of
Laurelville, we're in our midst on
last Saturday.
Crops are looking very fine as
the ripening Of wheat is near.
Charles W. Wright, of Logan,
was through our country this week.
Sunday school is in progress at
Mt. Carmel, prayer meeting on Sat-
urday nights, Sunday school at 8
p. m, and prayer meeting at 10
p. m. on Sundays.
Martin Kneece has purchased
Geo. Sells property and expects to
move there this fall.
Mrs. Martha Smith and daugh-
ter made a business trip to Adelphi
on Thursday Of this week.
Mrs. Jane Evsrt, of Stoutsville,
was brought to Mt. Carmel on
Tuesday of last week and laid to
rest. Quite large crowd attend
ed the funeral.
Rev. Clark expects to hold
services at Pike Run Church,
Sunday night.
The road supervisor, E. E.
Hawk, is making great improve
ments in the lower Pike Run
roads.
The venerable old lady, Grand
ma Cottrill, is visiting her daugh-
ter on Laurel Greek. She is in
her 9th. year ana is able to get
around pretty we'll yet.
Lewis Smith and wife, of this
place, were calling on their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Tailor, of Haynes
last Sunday.
Geo. Grow, of lower Pike Run,
was in our midst last week.
Mrs. Isaac Swackhammer is
superintendent of Mt. Carmel Sun
day-school.
Reports from the sick list of
our community are as follows:
Lulu Green, of this place is
better at this writing.
Elsworth Smith has very sick
child with pneumonia fever. His
is II. G.. Barton.
Mrs. Kneece, who has been in
poor health for some time, is worse
at this writing.
Levi Ackley, who has been
bothered with lung trouble for
some time, has been stricken with
parletic stroke, and liable to pass
away at any time.
Dollie A. Stepenson, the small
child of A. E. Stepenson, is
improving slowly.
Z. W. Francis is in very poor
health, being bothered with heart
trouble.
Benz. Davis is in very poor
health. LITTLE Elk.
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Bv CLARENCE L. {
Drawings by M L Blurenthal

randi 1re chorus as they sit perched high up on me
W. Wagor After awhile the thing SINNERS
7,-n 70 brittle individual declarations ot the tH-
-,adiriorer, While these declarations denote De
termination vet there Is IN them VEN OF e
for the sodden weakness OF those VINO maven ''N'
passage on the Wagon
say # those pig headed rurnnlles Inning the road
,,,- only knew what they missing. passion
a.elv descants one vehement Wagner with a
zealot's ardor IN his tone. they Mt'h ONO '''+
cart If they had To hang on by their WlSi'o2II'7
WIN they don't even know that fhtE r. hi,II"e
themselves What good are they getting OUT 81 me
Tell me that, The old jwce that they re hniI'Is
into themselves only makes them miserable "llIE
erslaves their wills and makes them believe ilat
,I,.'-e getting the fun out OF existence that HEhlE
belong to the game of living. "oId'T il Inc poo
ola min r,,,ts ever will get next to their mistake.
w. and look at the coin end OF II TOO puts
- a-otber taking the practical view Look al me
1,rl-aoes Of the good old hard wrung kertl9h thAi
Ill +Cse.s - the brides when he's towing with the
Iilu wafer Why it's heartbreakIng to thlIh "i H.
doggoned if it isn't, Man working Ike d L'SC"'
1crgaorerlau to drag living. and then showing
-. ~ he dust that he can grind out into the this
- those fat OILY GROCERY kcepers-1tS pretty sou
for tber,f Whv say, | ought 10 own nome ol ny
own by his time and have roll IN the BANK as Dig 2
fo7,- heads of dollhouse lettuce. " here mas II al
gone to- Why, to these rum MN "IieG|ei9' ''''
T,ter.r HUH the idea OF a rummy spending three or
f,,- bucks = dav for booze and then watching ms
moo little wife stuff a gourd into the toe OF stocking
that's already been darned nineteen times ana 'c1'
- = a,a;rt" HereupOn the money burner
Incomes bit choked over the recollection o. Ms
-,~o+igacl, and has to blow his nose vigorously to
conceal his emotion. But YOU watch muh! guess
| won't get some good out OF my dough or nothl',
,. +1at I'm glued in the whip socket OF TINS Oh"
I,,-,l,1ir,u S,1rrevl You Just watch muhi
And. leaving all other considerations out tlo-
ouentlv decairns another OF the overland VoyaeeT5
in
- ,b;,7l, Of = booze fighter. anyhow. Nothing
The decent world looks upon chronic lush as a ger"
,b the rim torn of figure naught multiplied by 4
goose egg.-that's where the rum ealeI SIa'''s
And Guess | ought to know And what the use
- ;,e At al If YOU cant have the respect OF people
no., And the worst of II Is d rumrny thinks ne
making a hit all the time blunderlng along III ms
,,a,,dlin picked way. whereas everybody ne runs
- -. ~, him As a hunk Of Edam and WaTt
l,r the face Of Ti1ne-only he doesn't know IT. AMI
he never finds it out till he makes up his mind TO he
somebody. and climbs up on the Old Aqua AII''U-
IL
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The Past Cut Out

Thlo earnest and loH-toned conversation among
the seHgcrs on the Water u agon - the dis
1ilctlEe feature Of the earlier part Of the JouTIeE
ihey are all very chummy IN their EEea1lTgiuI hl2fl
Resolved way. They talk on one topic only. ana
II language whose area Of expression seems 10 DC
.,ITlted- Out Il the subdued hum OF tlrst stage
Mater Wagon conversation such choppy, dis
loia'ed observations as the following may be caught
Never againi Nix Double nix. NIX some
more Ira through go" I've had my barrel
watch your little playmate Sunlocks sldestep i. -
Ne for the I0r-rurnrniierol:s life,-'I We been 4
hai-Tor1iol Of Roqucfor long enough Now II 5 me
u be hull cheese. or nothing - Saw what Ee
sel out Of tins red-eye thing anyhow, Well. 1t
Won make ANY bum Of me. I'm here 70 stick -
wouldn't be d rImdu1n again for Rockefeller
DSis Nad, and / could Use that kale too! '- Some
These goats along the way think that we re gong
- la-l of don't they. Well, well fool 'ennl Hey,
ieleTs. -" Look at the good years we've all
~3s'ed! hey shouldn't be allowed 10 manu-
=. = lure the stuff 80 Well. Hogan. he can have
'Iil hose paint IF be wants II. m through
ANUS the almost palliilg resoute passenger. n
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the Roman Empire
he supposes that that
kind of mental pabu-
lum won I beat frivol-
ing around rumorium
aiCoves, Oh. YES. and
there S another one.
Grotc $ History OF
Greece. - and he )
been meaning to maui
that stack of volumes
around for a long
spell too. Now that
he $ on the Adam Ale
Auto. and no longer
a slave to the Bowl,
what ell do to Mister
Grote viii be 4 SIN and
a scandal
That wistful eyed
passenger over on the
left hand side of the
Wagon Is gong To
take up the practice
Of the violin where he
left II off IN his youth
He certainly is It's
a shame that he ever
permitted the Mock
ing Cup to wean him
away from his fiddle,
because, if he'd kept
right on practising,
why by this time he d
probably have y save
and kubelik looking
like a couple of Arkan-
sas Traveller scrapers
at a country dance.
Why, the stuff that,
in his Younger day.
before the continuous
performance Scuttlcs
of Studs took all his
time. he could wrench
out of the womaniSh
heart of a violin
But never mind about
that Him for the old
squeaker and the bow
again. and he supposes
that that sort of even
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now the Journey well begun ana
Gentle Spring Just come round the
corner. how fareth the Water Wagon
and is high-resolved passengers OF
the New Year The Aqua Vehicle.
i -umbleth along. -creakily and Al
q siackened pace. Il Is true; because
while Il has been relieved OF the
burden Of many OF It's passengers.
i has encountered many rough and
-1tty spots on the road, and the wear
and tear has been marked and dis