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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12

Cannon TO first letter. then Aamstrins.
Also, n Ia OF more moment that the
house OF representatives should be N
truth a. house II representatives.
carrying out the free thought which
underlay It's invention. than that
twenty tarin bills be passed Tarifr
is not the whole OF government, and
there are matters beyond leather
schedules and wooilcn schedules and
a revenue tax ON beer which should
concern the soul OF craftsmanship.
These gag rules hat Mr.. Taft mp.
holds and against which the honest
manhood ~ the house il In rebel
lion were invented twenty years ago.
The "billion-dollar congress was tie
first fruit of those rules. Until they
came government; had never cost more
than $500. 400 900 Il year
Backbone Of Rebellion Not Broken.
What malign influences answer the
signals OF black fac money. anl are
therefore jealous for MI Cannon and
The gag rules. would have IL unde;.
stood that Mr.. Tar has "hroken the
back" OF the rebellion. Nothing If
the sort is true COMMONLY. 10 he
sure. your representative are only
too ready TO fatter White House
by every mark O.; suhserviency.
Especially is this the situation at the
beginning OF u term and before the
pie counter has becu made 20 look
like the cupbOarc of Mother Hub.
bard. Congressman under such hope
ful circumstances nave been but too
willing 10 initiate a White House.
and the president had onls To nod 10
set house majority to snurting
But the present J., beyond the o.
binary This time the representative
isn't fighting for the public hes fighi.
ing FOR himself Fol-, who would Lax
behind In the battle where the cause
is your freedom. might become veriest
berserks whore they fought for their
own
1t isn't the publio's but their ow,.
freedom that has brought the rebels
to the field. and the Taft word Is hay
Ing deal less weight with them than
might otherwise have been the case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
$4,000
ENLIGHTENMENT

SALT LAKE. Titan. March l2.--Jas.
H. Christians0ny former s.pte treas
'urcr. is under arrest. 4 scilconfessed
embezzler Of over $4,000 from the
state treasury. Mr., Christiansnn spent
the night al the Hctel Cullen I'm the
custody Of deputy sherin An At
temp is being made 10 secure bonds.
iaen for him today. \ clumsy attempt
10 tamper with the books In the state
auditors Office led To the discovery
OF the embezzlemeid. Mr.. Christian
son was ont OF the state at the time.
but upon word from Salt Lake
friend he hurried back 10 salt Lake
He gave himself into custody shortly
after arrival here and followed that
shortly after With concession of
guilt Christensen bOndsmen Will
make good the amount OF the short.
age.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
SMYTH-PIGOTT OF THE
LOVE-ABODE CAST OUT

LONDON. March 12.--For the first
time in its history the ancient cath
edral OF Wells was the scene today
Of he unfrocking OF priest
j. Hugh Smyth-Pigott. clergyman If
The Church England. self-styled
Messiah acd head Cf the AgapemOne
OF Abode of Love" was deposed from.
holy orders by the bishops OF Bafh
and Wells
This action follows the decision OF
an ecclesiastical court held last Janu-
Gry. at which Smytn Pigott was found
guilty of leading a wicked and I'M.
moral life
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
John ID. Rockefeller Is a
human Sponge. Absorbing
Everything. Princess Says

NEW YORK. March l2-r'I have
but one American In mind today and
that Is john ID. Rockefeller. | detes,
him. He Is all self To pu. IL rather
crudely. he Is a human sponge. alb
sorhlng everything and yielding noth
ing only when he is squeezed.
Princess Wilma ..awaofi Parlaghy
the Austrian artist today SO gave her
opinion OF Americans in the drawing
room of her suite on the Kaiserir
Auguste Victoria \ little later she
left for the cottage in LakeN BOD which
had been engaged i0r her.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12

was ever upon his Zip. lie never iheh'
Toned the Roosevelt name without
linking IL with epithet \A
Held House in Chains.
And now. Mr. Cannon. because oil
his tyrannies and house -depotisn''
stands in peril OF defeat FOR the speak
ership, when the criminal laws by
which ne had held the house In chains
and robbed II OF the purpose OF It's
creation are threatened with house
refusal, Il Is Mr.. rslt--witb all me
power lof his new residfncy. We
comes To the Cannon rescue and dc,
clares for the support Of those rules
Mr. Root and Mr.. Knox niannandlcd
Mr. Taft into this position Mr.. Tai;
Is without congressional experience
He knows little or less OF how THINGS
are done in the house. Ills whole
thought is conferred uuon a tariff bill
and its passage.
Mr. Root and Mr. Knox told hin
that his one chance of tariff depended
upon the god OF things-as-they-were
With the old rules, with AIR. Cannon
speaker. he MIR TafD should have his
ltariff and have Il at once. without
the rules and Mr.. Cannon. ne should
gain nothing but defeat and tarli
disappointment.
To be sure. nothing OF either SORT
was true. But Mr. Tart, in his plenti
ful lack OF experience did not know
that and belieyingly gulped down tho
Knox Root assurances like spriug
water And so he has come out for
the gag rules. stood forth as the
champion OF Mr. Common.
II is. II not a good. al least In
mnous beginning. Even the half
trained eye may by the light Of IL
see that the Administrations has al
ready forsaken those paths Of polio,
which the Roosevelt feet had worn.
Taft Promised the Impossible.
For one. while Ia not pleased. In
not surprised. When MIR. Taft prom
Used To follow ont the Roosevelt poll
cies and think and say and do what
Mr. Roosevelt had thoughi and sale
aud done. folk with knowledge of men
knew that but promised the impos
sible. u was as though a large had
promised To reDeat lie perfo. q
stcam launch or an eler hant had
agreed 20 become g Lou Dillon anc
trot in 2:02. still the present Taft a.
ttude is something other ;han mere
failure though lack OF ability, II Il
cool. back-turninG abandonment OF a
promise that was made.
Mr. Taft's excuse is that his support
Of Mr.. Cannon is necessary to save his
tariff plan. There dwells mo- reason
In the spirit OF our institutions why
Mr.. Tar, should have tariff plan,
Tariff. by the word OF the constitution
belongs In lis construction 30 that
very house of representatives which
he has confederated himself with Mr.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
DR.. williams
PINK PILLS
soc per bow boxes s. 50, at all druggists or froa
Dr.. Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady, N. y.

Job Printing done right. Times Prts =
ing Co. Is John R.-st. Phone 1893
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
HIDDEN TREASURE
OF KING SOUGHT

LONDON. March IA remarkable
story OF hidden treasure which once
belonged To Lobengula. the famous
king OF the Matabele. and Is To be
reckoned in millions. Is published by
the "Transyaal Leader"
Five men only knew the place
where the treasure was deposited. and
OF them but one remains IN the land
OF the living today. this being John
Jacobs. a native minister. who Was al
one time private secretary to Loben
gula. and who has lately returned tc
johannesburg, after an expedition u
quest OF the buried fortune.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
ZEPPELIN BALLOON
GOES UP 5000 FEET

Observation-Disclosures. March H.
The Zeppelin airship. which went up
from Lake Constance this morning.
attained an altitude Of over 5000 feet.
q record height for Siderable balloons.
Varied and most difficult maneuvers
We're carried out AT this height with
great SUCCESS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12

Unbleached Sheeting yard wide,
4 tine quality. 100 value. In
Saturday, per yard .,...,.. "
Grey linen Roller Toweling, heavy
weight. regular zoe Qn
grade. SATURDAY per yard ..' W
Bleached merCeriZed Table pa
mask heavy weight, 50 inches
wide. igc grade, Satur- 97r
day. per yard ,............ ......... wv
Fine stripe White Dress Muslin.
sheer quality. be grade. Or
Saturday, per yard ....-... w
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
The Occasional Hero.

lie woke M one morning to find
himself famous
Well"
But people had forgotten all about
him by the time the I o'clock extras
were out - .ouisvile Courier-Journal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
Considerable.

DO YOU think it is an advantage for
a Young singer TO go abroad To study
Il dunno as it's any advantage" an.
swered Mr.. Cumrox. But it's mighty
considerate of the home folks and the
neighbors Washington Star.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
A Liberal Allowance.

Husband--Nou never kiss me ex
cept when YOU want some money
Wife Well. isn't that often
enough Judge.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
In Socie tY

Miss Hortense Van Zile will enter
tain in her home, No las West For
cst-ave., Saturday evening.
The young people Of Our Lady OF
Help church will give "A ST. Patricks
day entertainment In the school hall
on Elmwoodave.. "Wednesday evening
at s o'clock
Miss Catherine McManus Will give
recital OF Shakespeare Winters
Tale" in Chaffee hall, No. $50 Wood.
ward-ave., Wednesday afternoon,
March II. at o'clock.
Mrs. Mabel Leonard Schorr and
Mrs. Williams gave readings for the
Study club OF Expression, Wednesday
evening In the Detroit Conservatory.
The annual meeting Of the club will
De held March "a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-10
HER FIRST ELEVATOR
RIDE PROVES HER LAST

XIV TORK. Jsss Sos beF arsi
rislt % NeE Tork aEd bsr hrnt re
a. 90 slssatE. Mis- Lena schoon-
maksr. - years 90. 0ns q a sight
ssei1E party. Eas crushed 20 testh
yesterday affernoon uhen ber bad
uas easEhf befueen ths noor %
tbs siesator and tbs EiKfh ao0r q the
FisfirDn buiiding TIE party waa be-
ing ehaperonsd ~ Mrs- Charles n
Hall. ds1ghtss q Jsdgs AltOa b.
Parker.
When four o. TIE girls started 20
descend "a the elsrat0r. Lena Zen for
ward IN q faint. her bad near the
door q The car. The ear STOPPED.
but started % AGAIN. The bad q
TIE girl rolled over ne edge o. TIE
car and TIE pr0truding ledge o. the
nOor caught and crushed her skun.
broke her neck and crushed IN her
chest she died instantly.
The elevator boz was placed under
arrest On q technical charge o. h0mi-
eide.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-10

r. 80 - rsneuasrsf fizf fuFirs
~ earfT Inrz 81 a. sserio1 81 -
Lsar1rrss E11. Frrrk clark we -
Fref - nfersas - Hours 4. reglT
- q rerr3uio1 - cenEurs ~ ki-seli
f1sruencsf ~ Hor. games r. Aisz-
an1sF e. aorsurs 20 M Cars tavizr
sEf1 Al q sT.seeb 90 Conuess that
BIzimn feu1lnEs BEyzn's lea6erEhlp
hs1 tgonNAt s11g disaster % ne
E,smeeratie partg. IN sspport q BIS
rssosrricn Nr. AlsEsn6sr red q
n1<h 80 Hen. ore gamss ~ Ken
faeaT i1sssfory q Col BEyan. and in
90 eDuras - his remaris % the
Laglniaturs Mr. clark paid bis re-
nBers - one Jsnes a. follows:
= usssrxnns that fhere vas q
sDHse8 sss1 here ne cher cay made
~ NO fr1sn6. one lanes Dld y0u
ever sse OnIss
-Boms 90 yos Who gsrs a. tie Denver
co1ssution aaw one He h q broad.
s1esant Iargs. ane gentleman He h
. ntlis OEes sfz feet, weighs probably
- - 80 poun1A He b q tremend-
e. phgSieal success. And Ollle's
sBese1 was read ONE - an enthusl
aStir folIower % the peerless and
- ms tell you what his leadershlp.
sue thoss lIks him. has done In Ken
ineky.
-Ksntncky. from my earliest recoI-
lectiou. has ever been q Democratic
late-as safely DsmOeratic as ceOF-
"a ~ TEXAS No ether State IN the
Cni1 was safer. and yet under the
Iaa1erxAip % Ollis James and his as
'ociztes they have tonight four Re
Duoilcan Representatives IN Congress.
kegabliean Governor sits IN the
ssste aoaEe ~ Fraakaess, saa = Re-
lubliean Senator sits IN the Senate
.hamber IN Washington and answers
o The name % Kentucky. That's Mr..
5Syanis leadership. That's the leader
Alp % Mr.. James.-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-10
a JUsT COMPLAINT.

Complaint r. made Of the reckless
driving Of automobiles IN various sec
tons a. the county. and especially OF
the speed az which some machines
are run between Gainesville and Mica.
noDy. Care should Be taken by driv-
ers Of these machines 10 give the
proper signal and slow down speed
when rounding a curve or cIimbina
a hllL a. Il 70 dangerous 20 pedes-
TRANS and occupants Of vehicles
drawn By horses not % observe these
rules. Many people are becoming I'm
cenEed az the reckiessness with which
some owners Of automobiles speed
heir machines on the public high
says and We w0uld not be surprised
n the news Of a serious tragedy re-
'ulting from such recklcssness. Don't
'orget. Mr. Automobiles. that other
people have some rights on the public
as well as yourself.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-10
DENIES THE CHARGE.
Owens Claims That Ne Would Not
Attempt 10 Escape.

Owens Claims That Ne Would Not
Attempt 10 Escape.
r. II. Owens. the condemned man
who Is now IN the county Jail. has
addressed a communication 90 The
Sun denying the charge that ne al.
tempted 20 escape from prison along
with the other men last week.
Following Is the letter:
In God We Trust.
County JAIN.
Il have said ever since / Was con.
vioted that I would not try 10 get
away. aud ! mean Just what / said.
| viii suffer death before I Win leave
my wife and baby and the only way
! viii part from them Is By being
hung. y o. a great wrong 90 say
that | Mas with the men that were
Trying O. ect away. am trusting IN
Ny God, through Jesus Christ Amen.
"R. n. OWENS"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-10
HIGH SPRINGS nOrEa
Social and Personal 4sppsnInss Prem
That ensY Town.

Social and Personal Happenings From
That BusY Town.
HIGH SPRINGS. June She en-.
tertainment given By the Pythlan Sis
tsrs Of Mizpeh Lodge No. 70 70 the
Knights and their friends last week
was . charming success. After the
address Of welcome by Mrs. Annie
Fhifer. u. z C.. q very charming pro
gram was efficiently rendered. The
band gave three selections. aad as this
was their FIRST performance h public.
Il was appreciated. The refreshments
consisting Of punch and cake were
literally distributed.
Z. b. Goodwin received a painful
hurt Saturday by falling from a
flight Of steps. He held little Billie
Dow by the hand and In trying 20
shield him he received the fun force
of the fan.
ThurstOn Futeh. who has been
spending a week at home with his
mother, left yesterday for a trip 20
81. Petersburg.
Mrs. T. =. Cato OF Jesup. Ca, Is
In town visiting relatives.
Mrs. Raymond Futeh Is spending a
week In jacksonville.
II. b. Foy. Jr., who has recently
returned from a trip 20 Washington.
win leave this week TO take a posi-
ton In the A. c. L. Offices IN VIII
n. {.
The union Sunday school picnic 70
WorthingtOu Springs Friday was a
success, in spite OF the rain.
Mrs. NJ. A. Sewell OF Lakeland Is
the family Of Mr.. r. Higdon.
and other friends.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-10
THREE ~OrrHs or 4Av-.

President Tan has nov occupied
tbe White House a little over three
months. and the first months Of the
Bsg Standardization have brought 10
the Business world lust what n antici
pated-a period free from commissions.
eEciiements and strenuous policies.
The country "a enjoying an admins
traii0n that means rocuperati0n and
a ~letua.aione" policy. u has had
euouEh of reforms for the time being
n wants ~ adjust Itself 20 the policies
which Taft'a predecessor has b..
gueathed This does not mean that
Taft Niii sit idle and be- q quiet
oniooker He Vim act when the time
comes. but only when grave abuses
ciamor for a remedy He evidently
prefers 90 BE- a conscryator than a
pathfinder His character o. that OF
ihe quiet Judicial administrator OF
ne trust placed Ia his hands. IL
cannot. however. be- said THAI the
stormy administration of bis predeces-
.or has not resulted IN good for the
oountrY ID has Infused the nation
9Th n higher standard OF business
rihiou. and the preservation OF these
siii mean q new era 81 healthy pro
lroan and lauting achievements.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-10

1be subscripiion iisf u The Tuiee.
aNeeh 1un d noe larger ihan "a any
cine daFiog az tHeniyseycn years
Of iis publicailon. and n d steadily
lneFeaplBe More people are nov
$50 feadinE Tia Daily san than AZ
~ previous time Over one thou.
aand nea aubsoubsfs have been
elded since December rs. 1904 caa
any ether paper Ia ne interior make
a better sboNingf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-10

Governor GilchrIst Is demonstrating
that the people made no mistake IN
placing the Affairs OF state On bis
hands. Tie has unhesitatingly voiced
such measures as ala not meet his
approval aud viii undoubted., de-
cline 70 approve several Ubiquitous
bills which he ala not have time 20
consider prior 10 adjournment o. the
Legislature.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-10

= a. plo1abie flaf oOFefnor on
ehfisl 80 ~ aii a. bis poser - fer.
80 80 ibe men 80 iynckel fhe 60.
80 msFlefsr ~ sbefia Lanasfon a
taIls1aa1ee 81 iasl ssnlag mofni1g
1he eeefb ufusnf ~ bssn signed
~ oogefn0 oiiehEist aal fts neeTo
sos1 haze bses isesiiY hangea Bsri
Fri1aY
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-10

hon. ,. D. Watkins. %. a. 4. Mont.
scenery an1 9. a. Melton. me commit.
80 from nleanopg sh0 visited ITALIA.
haases daring the recent session o.
a. iegisiaiufs a. behalf u fhs pass.
aff ~ 3 biii caicuiaie1 - FiFe their
ioNB b1ifer railroad facilities. demon
liraie1 ftaf fhoY knew how 10 a..
llMl---l Il-llLa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-10

fte pegDie afs efifielsinn lhs T.eeiu.
hfuse ~ hagins 1ons sofhine aurius
50 paal SIXTY 6agE neraiun. This
fFiiicism A. Dofhlae. howeper, compar.
60 - ~ "eunsinsv a. meubefs wOuia
ssss 40 a1mininlera6 - thea Ia
some - 90 Dasalag bins ben snaei.
a lnLa -.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-10


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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-10

Professor shelton Phillips OF Levy
county was not slow 20 let Il BE-
known that the hrst man Who talked
about running him Out OF Tallahas.
see" would have 20 be carried out.
The Professor h made OF the right
stun.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-10

The Hun wili publish the new pen
ni0n lac iuut a. soon a. a certified
copy can b. obtained. The old Lac
vin b. puhlished AZ the same time
so aa 10 ahov me difference IN the
pfo,lsionn % the tso acts.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-10

Amoag ihs nrsi FLORIDA girls 10 90.
80 che privileges % Woman's sun
la9f afo Misses Maudo and Vivian
hobeFia of koy West Thny went out
~ Golden, Colorado. ~ pay a long
tiaii o. iheif brother. Julian Roberts.
Ard shiio there qualified az oiooiofp
end oaai ihoiF yoioa o. ga eloriion.
lhe campaign fof Whirh sas quite 81
cliinH The Young ladies are quite
pgoua Of tholr uulque srponenoe and
iheif letters homo haze caused quite
Huiier VI excitement ln Key West
tlmes union short Talka
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-10

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-10

Moo i1a a FaEris gpeaker - ths
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Wllh Ffant claEk. 10 ihs iatters
sesi - CosGIssa TAe peoDie q ne
&pces1 DistFifl - ~ seat . man
- fhelr rsDrpsealafiye no does nof
kDog ~ own mis1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-10

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-10

There viii never be a reaDportlon-
ment OF representation In the Legis-
lature based upon population. as re-
Qulred BY the Constitution. until a
Constitutional Convention Is called
unless some method Is devised 90
compel members 90 comply with the
Constitution. Representatives from
counties like Hamilton. Bradford.
Nassau. Suwannee. Madison. jefferson.
Leon. Santa Rosa. and others OF not
half the population OF Alachua. bat
which have the same representation
IN the Legislature. win never vote for
a reappOrtionment based upon D0pu.
lation. They have the power 90 pre-.
vent such reapportionment. and they
have never failed 90 exercise such
power irrespective OF the direct com.
mand OF the Constitution.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-10

Women, mind your own Affairs.
advises Mra Hetty Green. And they
VIII Too. provided they can get
ihrongh viih their nsighb0rs' IN tin
The Florida star., 1909-11-19

ore would yield. Mr.. Walsh. who Is
practical prOspector and who Is regard
ed as one Of the greatest metallurgicaI
authorities In the country, is confident
that radium bearing ore exists In great
quantities In the Rocky mountains.
He points out the fact that there are
many radioactive springs In the Rock
les, notably in Colorado. GlenwoOd
springs being the best example. Other
springs In Wyoming and Montana and
other western states are known to be
radioactive. and this Is held to indi-
cate the presence OF the precious radi-
um bearing ores.
The results OF the tests at the bureau
will be held confidential between the
experts and the prOspectOrs. A few
days after the announcement OF the
establishment of the fund the School
Of Mines received over ton of SAM
pies OF pitchblende ore from various
parts Of the west. The pitchblende.
for which such an active search is be-
Ing made. is In many cases found very
close 10 gold bearing ores. In fact,
pitchblende sometimes carries gold
bearing pyrites.
Mr. Anderson of the School OF Mines
Is confident that the action Of Mr..
Walsh will result i'm the production of
pure radium in this country If such
thing is rendered possible by the ex-
istence of the proper ore In sufficient
quantities. He has sent to Kennett.
Cal. for samples of the ore recently
The Florida star., 1909-11-19
Wrong Again.

A political speaker was attacking
the government of the day with
more venom than reason. 4 man
at the back of the hall at last cried
out, "IOu're wrong, sirw A little
nettled, the orator continued with
out needing. Presently, in answer
to another strong assertion, came
again, "Iou're wrong, sir" The
speaker looked angry, but continued
on the warpath. you're wrong.
sir" again rang out.
Angrily addressing the persistent
one, the orator cried: 'LOok here
| could tell this man something
about this government which would
make his hair stand on end"
YOU'RE wrong again. SIR came
exultantly from the critic as he
stood up and removed his hat. His
head was as bald as the proverbiaI
billiard bali.-London Globe.