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New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
WEEKLY cATTLE MARKET.

Philadelphia April 25-Receipts for the week; seq
cattle $50. sheep SOL; hogs. LOB 1Sas
76O BEEF CATTLE steady steers. aysrass seSl 30
diums s6aS6 1917 50 !2eS5 SI lows S1 SSsa
fat 5OdS5: thin S21SSi nleh cows. 80
So CALVES quiet; exceptional lots - 0OgSo' go &c.,
choice S7GST so: medium So SO9$4; common 500;
w g7S5 SHEEP AND LAMBS steadys NosA
sheep wethers extra So 5OGS6 IS; choice 50 .Ss5 =:
God s56S5 81: medium. S4 5O8S5 common Sass %
ewes heavy fat s5GS6 clipped sheep SlgSl p per ~
1oOl stock WOOL iar1os- winter oA-
tras IS 5OaSs good to choice $ @ - 90 nsdsI
s. 56S7 rs common Sc 5OS7 early spring. apiece $50
s. M clipped lambs S1G$1 . 100 pounds oer tnaa
wool stock HOGS Western, as TO size and 9laIty,
S10 RIO 30 Cfty dressed stock steady steers SlOzcs
cows Td9c veals. 11Q12c; extras l3c: western &c;
country dull % 12c; sheep. dOc extra Weter-
fo7IIc; lambs 119f2c; extras. 13c; hogs. lO57c-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
MANY SUBURBAN RENTALS.

Pease & Gilman have rented for Mrs. Frances
w Murray her country place Bannister Lane.
Lawrence, Long Island, 10 Miss Marie La Mon
tagne; for W. II. Warner. his cottage at Lawrence
Reach Long Island, to Eben z Whitman for
Thomas n. Rhinelander. his place Bannister
Lane Lawrence. Long Island. to Edwin G. Merrill
for Andrew Weston. his cottage on the Jamaica
Turnpike, Lawrence. Long Island. TO Joseph H.
Colt: for Mrs. George w. Wickersham, her house
on Briarwood Crossing, Cedarhurst, Long Island,
TO Maurice La Montague, and for Herbert A. Weeks
his house known "Telewana." Ocean ave-
ME Cedarhurst, Long Island. TO Mrs r. L. ESler.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
FOR NO TIPS AND BETTER WAGES.

The officers of the East Side locals of the Hotel
ana Restaurant Employees International Alliance
reported yesterday that on May l an agitation
would be started BIZ them to abolish the tipping
system and to raise the wages 10 point where
the walters will not find # necessary to depend on
tips Tsador Sachs. one of the secretaries of the
alliance said the members OF the East Side locals
had been instructed not TO accept tips after May l.
so that they might be prepared to demand a
minimum wage rate of g 30 day He believed he
said that the instructions would be respected.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26

and in Betty Township. Lawrence County seVeral
good nrodncers we're reported. In the mid-eontnens
fields some activity and good results were reported.
The Wann WELL which had an initial productioh
Of seventy-ve barrels. decreased TO hfteen odrIeS-
Refined petroleum at New YORK IS quo1eu a a ,s osOo
in barrels nd 5c in bulk PhiIadeI pha prices beng
on a basis Of points lower European markets a-S
unchanged. as follows: London, 11-lod per I'M
periaI gallon: Antwerp 24 francs per 100 khos' anu
Bremen 6.55 marks per 50 kilos.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
NOW OWN TWO WEST SIDE HOUSES
Buyers Gave in Part Payment an East Side
Loft Building.

Bert c. Faulhaber & Co. have sold for Peter
Korn Nos k27. 5Se, 541 and 5i5 West 1SSd street
two six story and basement Apartment houses,
containing seyenty-two families, plot 10x1Oo II
feet. The purchasers are Eugene Constant Stain.
OF North Carolina, and Charles c. Dow. who gave
in mart rayrnent Nos 422 and 4S4 East list street.
a seven story and basement loft building, on a
Mot J0xIf54 feet
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings Of
forty-one railroads systems for the second week
in April. OF these thirty-two return gains Of
1898 2O8. 125 per cent. and nine losses of
$685. 81 per cent. The whole shows a gain of
S940. .l52. SO per cent.
1908 Differences . q
Second week in April
30 companies IS $50 81 a6a 412 Inc saa3 2oS 1913
8 Companies. 1.4S5.ss9 1,539.945 Dec 03.O56 -
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26

.rFFAL0. ROCHEsTER & PTTTsRURG.

PIIISBJRG.
Third April. sI36.349 siO556s $3.50. 335
July to April n 5.945.SSS GS63379 6.66o. $50
WABASH
Third week IN April. S476.o47 S420117 S50S.30
July 10 April IL. O9O6 215 81 102 800 21g47 .565
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM
Second week in April. S7442s3 $685. PSI $3.50. .0O1
July April II 3O.73l.727 333536 $50 23.95541
INTEROCEANIC OF MEXICo
Second April. S115.05O Sl465S6 $l36335
JuIy to April IL. 5.04s, sos $3.50 $50 5.o97. 1874
MEXICAN INTERNATIONAL
Second week in April. $13o374 S122979 s177.37e
TlIv to April IL. 5.34S, 1913 667l79 6.455.Il3
NATIONAL RAILWAYS OF MEXICO
Second April. S9f5.646 $959169
July e April H.. 19.34B,6+O 2O534,l51
NEVADA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
s.,o,d week IN April. s942S S6s61 s87O2
Univ ! 10 April IL. 80l sos 27o3ST 202. Sis
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
>-,,,,r..r If miles 1890 129s l2as 1,29s
caconS week in April. Sl7l,l27 S15I935 S1e6, 3IS
Iniy u April IL. s.392.sl7 7SI5242 s.152.07S
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compare as follows
with those OF a week ago:
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
Unfurnished Apartments to Let.

TJIHE BOwNETTE, NO II WEST slsT STA FEW
apartments left facing Manhattan Square Full par
tcularS Of A P. COBURN. premises
HAVE YOU SEEN a. WEST nth ST APARTSIENr
IL ownership? It's worth investigating.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26

DR0FoSALS FOR sTFEI1- IRON caST1Hes. TIN;
1@pPS Sa,n Wire cable Wire Wire Netting Spikes.
Riyets Bolts Screw % SrieS br3s Bits Drill Slesves Jacks
Clucks Vises wrenches Pliers Track Levels HameTs I
Wre~rope Attachments. Carriage Cans oil Cans Water
closet B2Ts PIPE 5s Gong Pulls stoSsps Hoods
Track Torpedoes HandcaTts LADDERS. Oars. & Mats % es'
Packing. Rubber Bel:ipF TSqyas p Gosr6s Boc
d25a LasslnS @ bS received at OF the General
PPnTchasins orcer Isthmlan Canal Commission Wash
ugtou d c. until 1880 NJ May =. tgs a.; a. wntSa S
%s thsy %l 0s artiees @ Banks fo
ton @ Eatns & s 20 or the oaces OF Assistant
AssntS6 - stat9 and loss North point street
raneise0 Cali also fSm sssa,e the wa Tas AEee5 ca
baltimore Md Philadelphia Pa PsbgFs Pa B3Stqn ot
Shicago III; St Louis. Mo- Detroit. Mich: milwaukee,
Wis St Paul MINI anG Tex comerciaI CUB
apsas @ Gy n Nc ommeroe and Board Of Trade Tacoma
Wash.~F 6 Bosgs. CAPTAIN Corps Of Engineers l. s
7T,P 1TKF0RD ARSENAL PHILADEIPHIA. PA.
L April % leo9sealed proposals upon saqk forms n
5nssd Msn as 1909 S foT furnishing during year ending
1910 Cloths Ropes and Threads Forage steel and Iron
IRON Castings CartTidse Metals HsEdwaFe PIqBl5iHg
sSa sTsrn acs f'ns ninbsr d Fuel chsncs os Paints
ianIeo,iis ArcIes For information. apply the Com
mandns oricor,
DUmDING.-FoRT sLOCUM,, M9,, \. y. OFFICE CON
frplicate will be received until 10 A. NJ: April IS
and
wiring of Addition to Guard House
o proposals specifications and all neces
sarv furnished here. where plans be
seen Envelopes containing proposals VIII be endorsed
s5rono<ais for Public Buildings and addressed
structing @ NJ
nIcATINNY ARSENAL. DOVER N. J.. APRIL &C.
i leoe-sealed proposals In triplcate, upon the blank
forms furnished by this office only will be received
c45ca until O p. NJ. Wednesday. May
ie9 for furnishing during the fiscal year ending June
q Felt Rope. Forage, Steel Iron. Hardware
Y,in,ber Paints oils Chemicals laboratory Supplies
TiactricaI Goods. For information apply the
Commanding Officer.
c,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
- office OF the Lighthouse Inspector, Tompkinsvle
n Y. until o'clock P. NJ May 20 1909. and then
quality required for the sh5-Hogse Establishment for
specicaons copies of which with blank proposals and
other information. be had upon application the
Ticht-Fouse Inspector Tompktnsville. " Y.
DOCK ISLAND ARSENAL ROCK ISLAND. ILLS.
h Anr "a l9Oa-Seaed proposals. in duplicate upon
80 bank forms furnished by this Office only will be
csived bv the undersigned until O'Clock m -
IaGo for furnishing Hardware. Leather. Steel Iron.
ean,ng Materials Oils Paints Chemicals. Materials for
TteatinE and Lighting Paper. Lumber, etc. during the
fscal YEAR ending 80. 1910 Information furnished
mon application. Lieut.. Colonel F. z HOBBS Com
nandng
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
STORM KING IN DANGER.

New York. April %. 1909.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
Nezo Jersey Real Estate.
Long Island Real Estate for Sale
Furnished Houses to LGt-Country
Proposals.

m TI67rsf5S c7S THE HUDs0N 70 RENT
+ for the season KENNETH. IVES CO. Eas- 90 s.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26

S WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
t-House Inspector, Tompkinsville.
. p. NJ. May 20. 1909. and then
Mineral Oil and Lard OIL OF the
.e Lighthouse Establishment. for
June 80, 1910. IN accordance with
which. with blank proposals and
y be had upon application 10 the
TOmDkinsvflIe y
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-18

Before fame came TO him" said Q
playwright. that great rival OF mine.
George Bernard Shaw. wrote theatrical
criticisms for the London Saturday
Review. Now, those were criticisms
indeed. Nobody could praise n good
play so beautifully as this critic.
Sobody could roast a bad play SO
tellingiy. Listen. Here Is a sample"
And the playwright read:
II am IN somewhat foolish position
concerning play at the Opera Co
miquc. whittier | was hidden this dry
week. For some reason I was not
supplied with a program. 10 that ]
never learned the name OF the play. At
the end OF the second act the play had
advanced about as far as an ordinary
dramatist would have brought II i've
minutes after the first rising Of the
curtain. or. say. as far ms Ibscn would
have brought II ten years before that
event Taking advantage OF the Sec
ond interval 10 stroll out into the
Strand for n little exercise. unfortu-
nnteiy forgot all about my business
and actually reached home before IL
occurred 90 me that had not seen the
end OF the play. Under these clrcum-
stances !, would III become me 20 dog
matixe on the merits OF the work or Its
performance. can only offer the
management my apologies"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-18

Some years agu the body OF n well
dressed man was found In a Geld ON
the outskirts OF an English town.
There were no marks OF violence. and
II was doubtful whether death had &C.
CURED from natural causes or II the
Individual had committed suicide. In
due course the body was identified.
and n gentleman who had been a
quainied with the deceased was called
upon TO give evidence 90 the inquest.
Among other things. he stated that h.
had always considered him 10 be man
Of marked idlosyncrasies. and his brain
was continually excited by bis lircsisl-
iblc fondness for chl'ccras grrl.
GUS kinds The jury was c, .icatiy
satisfied with his statement ard lni
mcdia,ely brought In verdict thai
death was caused by ldioss ncrasies
forming on the brain In consequence
Of excessive indulgence IN chlmcigs.'
adding a rider that 1T should be y
warning 10 people 60 refrain from that
and other intoxicating beverages"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-18

ing or afternoon) lounging at the pa.
vilion. where band plays occasional
ly at night, or In the verandas OF the
hotels. The prevailing listlessness Is
probably owing. In part ut least. to
the enervating effect OF the hot baths.
After being boiled, swathed in reelxing
hot flannels. scrubbed with salt rub
bed in with stiff brushes and other
wise tortured for a couple OF hours.
during all of which time energy Is
ooxing out at every pore. one has lit.
tie inclination to exert himself unduly.
There are few young people here.
nearly everybody Is married or has
passed beyond that period when they
were subject to the Illusion OF loves
young dream. hence there Is a lack of
the glamor OF romance that usually
hovers over watering places.
But Marlin as a health resort is yet
In It's swaddling clothes and many
features OF the idyllic life peculiar to
such places remain TO be developed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-18
An Indianant asaaar.

Flashing roll OF bills IN the race o.
naughty Individual who had refused
10 give him aims and who had added
farther insults to this injury by heap
Ing ridicule upon him. a very typical
bcggar nc Coyoacan pulled on a stunt
that brought down jccrs upon the un-
charitable young man. This bcggar
would have passed muster anywhere
Tor one OF the finished type aud could
safely have walked unarmed ut mid.
night through wilderness Infested
with thieves without his poverty once
being questioned. There was not q
whole thread In the war; ard woof of
his shirt Tint extended from seam 70
scam. and only an expert sartorlnl arr.
ist could have detected which omen.
ings were those originally made IN the
garment for putting II on ard OF.
Just what portion 81 those rags was
solid and strong enough 10 retain the
roll OF bills Is marvellous enigma
Mexican Herald.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-18
ORDINANCE.

BE 1t ordained by the City Council
of the City OF Bryan. that Il shall be
unlawful for any white male person
over the age OF sixteen years. TO loi
ter around. or 20 into and remain In
any house In the city OF Bryan where
the inmates OF said house are negro
prostitutes. or to engage In CONVERSE
ton with said negro prostitutes. or to
be seen In company OF same at any
public place within the corporate lin
Its Of said city. The person violating
the provisions Of this ordinance. shall
be deemed guilty Of misdemeanor.
and. upon conviction shall be fined
not less than ten nor more than one
Hundred Dollars.
J. T. Maloney. Mayor.
). b. Hines. Secretary.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-18
NOTICE FRIEND IN NEED.

Bryan, Texas. Aug. II. 1903. You
are hereby Notified Of an assessment
OF one dollar and five cents tsi.o5) on
account OF the death OF Mrs. W. r.
Parker No. 30. This must be paid
to Joe y. Reed. secretary. within ten
days. or YOU viii become suspended
when Il will cost so cents extra TO be
come reinstatsd. and the approval OF
the Board OF Directors.
Present membership 2ss.
Attest: W. T. James. President.
Joe d. Reed. Secretary. Bryan Coun'
ell Friend in Need Society.
Every member should urge their
neighbor to join the FRIEND In Need
Society. We ought TO have 500 mem.
bers and we can II all MI do their
part. ,, is yoqf sSs'ey si7As
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-18
]. w. s.

Texas seems 10 he In the throes OF
crime wave ms well as a heat wave,
Especially Is this true of the larger
cities. The state papers are burdencd
daily with accounts of crimes the
most diabolical and fiendish that can
possibly be perpetrated. The punish
ment OF these fIends in human form
should be swift and sure. let the ficnd
understand that his crime means
death. and II may serve as check to
80 much OF e.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-18
,nsursres From Italy.

Insurance came from medieval Italy
II is believed 20 date from the six
teenth century. and at that time II
was known IN Florence. The Romans
did not know insurance. The nearest
they came TO n was the practice OF a
company supplying the army to re-
quirc guarantee from the state
against the loss Of ships. But this
was soon abandoned. because damages
bad been collected Tor sunken ships
too worthless to fioat.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-18

II you have a little Hyomei inhaler
pronounced Hy-o-mel In your home
you have n treasure.
Into this hard rubber inhaler you
canpour n few drops OF Hyomei and
presto. you have the best little physl-
clan for catarrh, coughs. colds. bron.
chitis. Group and asthma. the world
has ever known.
When you breathe Hyomei you
bring the healing virtues OF the noun.
tainons forests to your home. You get
the very same healing. anticeptic air
that YOU would breathe II you resided
In the forest OF pine and eucalyptus
OF island Australia. where catarrh or
consumption was never known to ex.
list
II you have a Hyomei inhaler In
your home. get a bottle OF Hyomei
for 80 cents.
II You have not an inhaler ask for
a complete outfit. which costs but
81 and includes an inhaler, a bottle
Of Hyomei. and simple Instructions
for use.
Hyomei Is sold and guaranteed by
4. J. jenkins to cure catarrh. asthma
or bronchitis. or money back. Il VIII
relieve a cold In five minutes, and
will break Il up In five hours. II gives
most gratifying relief to consumption
sufferers. ana Is sold by leading drug
cisfs es.rwnsre
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-18
FROM THE PHILIPPINES.
Story Of Voyage on an Army Trans
port Graphically Described In
Blank Verse.

Did you ever take trip across the
ocean to the isles on an army trans
port run by Uncle Sam?
n you travelled as soldier for seven
thousand miles. lI1wager you GUS
scd many an earnest damn.
From the time you leave old frisco
till you get TO Manila Bay. there's
new surprise each day for YOU In
store.
oh the grub Is Just delicious. but you
are apt TO feed the fishes II YOU
have never been across the sea be-
fore.
When you go aboard the steamer you
declare she Is screamer. everyone
Is happy and full OF fun,
You descend deck or two. when your
sergeant points TO you. the bunk
you'll use until the journeys done.
Now the man who built the ship. sure
~ must have got tip. for there's
very little light and the heats
perfect fright Gas only first class
passengers get fans.)
The hunks are built IN tiers. and I'll
bet for nifty years, you'll not forget
how hard II was 10 sleep.
With the rolling and the pitching and
the everlasting twitching, YOU would
wake up every hour In a heap.
II ON deck you tried to flop, II was
harder than rock and at two or
three O'Clock Il was sure To rain.
At four o'clock by gosh they'od start
the deck TO wash and sailor Jack
would chase you down again.
rhe breakfast u was fine and all
hands would stand In line. while
your cook would quickly dish YOU
out the stun.
Then you'd rush upon the punk and
wildly grab chunk. and the bitter
milkless Java tasted bum.
-FOUR mess kit then you'd clean In
SAT- water warmed by steam, ana
you'd find your knife and fork all
over paint
rhe dish towels were all wet and you
could no dry ones get. twas enough
TO try the patience OF saint.
{ you hadn't cleaned your gun for a
day or two what fun II was 10 try
TO polish off the rust.
Then you don your cleanest clothes
for now the trumpet blows calling
Guard Mount lyon must get there
quick or bust.) l.
Is you reach the upper deck you're
hit right in the neck with n stream
OF water coming from hose.
'or men are washing down and you
surely look clown as you stand In
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-18
rO'roa'Al CORRESPONDENCE.

Yesterday Id the cooling room of tn,
6anifnrium bath house-but some
ren6ers may be as ignorant as was
week ago. for II anyone had mention
"a cooling room then should have
I'D vague and incorrect conception
% the real thing. The name implies
oDop windows and refreshing breezes
q ~ lenst electric fans. but the real
11IRg Is large apartment with a
(omperature Of about eighty-five or
rlnoty. furnished with wicker cots on
which the victims Of the rites OF Hy-
gonia are opposed to rest after their
daily ordeal OF torture preparatory TO
~ fInal ablution and massage with
cnu de vie.
Yesterday In the cooling room OF
The bath house someone In the course
~ the languid. desuItory conversation
mentioned prohibition. Immediately
there was an explosion. There were
probably forty men In the room and
~ least half Of them sprang TO their
feet or sat up on their touches and
began yocIfcrating at once. All one
could distinguish were the names OF
Cone Johnson and CoiquItt with turn
coat" 'frnitor'" "bccn ON every side
~ every question:" thrown In as ex.
pIetIves. After the sweltering dsspu.
tants had exhausted themselves. one
porfIy old fellow with keen black eyes
under shaggy brows expressed the
opinion that Il was a Kilkenny cat
fight between Cone and Oscar and that
when they had exhausted themselves /
Gus Shaw. Vance Davidson or some |
outside feline would get away with the
moroccan.
This indicates that while the politi.
cal pot has not yet reached the stage
OF violent edullItIan and stopping over.
N occasional bubble OF hot air sx-
pIodes on the surface.
Il Is evident that most OF the yisitors
are bona fide health seekers: In such
q large number ] have never before
seen It place OF resort SO few go In
for excitement or "A good time" II
there are any OF the tribe Of conf
dence men or adventures, male and
female. who usually haunt such places.
they lie mighty low. There Is a dearth
Of amusement. yet nobody seems TO
care. True there are couple OF air
'lomes. an opera house. billiard halls
and the like. and about once week
a dance at the Park pavilion or skat.
Ing rink. but the patronage TO none
Of these Is In proportion TO the num-
Der OF people In town. Occasionally
i picnic party goes In autos or CARR.
ages TO the Falls of the Brazos about
seven miles 10 the southwest Most
Il the guests are content TO spend
heir leisure half day 1.-THE bath takes
% the better part OF either the morn.
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spection In your dripping clothes.
At diknner for change there Is
"slum" nov amt II strange there
can't be something different. well
It's tough.
A cook runs into you. with pan OF
scaIdIng stew and all he says Is
look out Their, hot stuff"
yoh 10 In to lake bath and your
soul IL filled with wrath when you
find salt water won't remove the
dirt.
From friend the news you'll gather.
that the toilet soap won't Iather.
in the meantime some one else has
got your shirt
At eight o'clock you go for half an
hour or so. on deck for daily drill
or exercise.
You have your arms about but soon
IN pain you shout. as some one jabs
their fingers In your eyes.
q h'u t'i I'll H'uI VI wv ~" "n"'
your clothes. for you cant find a
laundry until you cross the brine.
You finish bye and bye and from sheer
relief you sigh. when you've tied
your clothes upon the line TO dry.
II Is now just half past four and the
trumpet blows once more. It's mess
call for our supper. oh what joy
Hut hope I'm struck dumb II they
amt got "slum" and wish myself
back home In dear old Brazos.
After supper there's retreat we can
hardly keep our feet. the sea has
risen. how the old wind huns.
A sea sick devil the ranks he leaves
and DER the rail he heaves. while
all the rest yell m bet six bits he
comes"
As the wind has been quite high. your
\ clothes should now be dry. so you
hasten forward where YOU have
them hung
Al glance you know the worst. some
one else has been there first. and
YOU sadly shake your head and NUT
ter "stung.''
You are surely out OF luck and would
willingly chuck the first man over
board who looked cross eyed n he
didn't duck.
For you're out your work and clothes
and as every soldier knows that for
losing them he'll certainly be- tried.
4 the wind has shifted right for an
hour or two you might. be able to
detect strain or two from the band.
Which plays real well for the passen-
gers so swell. you can bet their
menu don't include beef stew.
Z you go below TO read you mustn't
heed and a light 10 read by you
cannot get near.
10 you roll cigarette but light you
hardly get, when a sentry tells YOU
There's no smoking here"
you want a drink of water for an
hour and n quarter You must go and
stand In line or else there1l be a :
fight.
on are hungry and hot. and imagine ,
you'll sleep a lot. as you hardly
closed your eyes last night.
0 you take off your clothes. and al
midnight start 10 doxe and from then
until the early hours come.
ou dream the ship has sunk. and You
are floating on a chunk OF hard tack a
In an ocean OF Stun. Y
, II goes day after day until you Il
reach Manila Bay with your temper o
and your stomach out of whack,
must have been the SUM that made .
you feel so bum and you hate TO
think of ever going back.
,u leave the anchored steamer and !.
curse the day you seen her. all hands y
are pleased to think the Journeys n
done.
~ send your best friend warning
that night. noon and morning all
you eat upon a transport Is slum. a
slum. Stun. y
4 w Z ~
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-18

"Teil nue. something"
"Weiif"
whats an al fresco lunchr'
~ lunch served with catcrpilIars In
stead Of nics"--t.ouisville Courier.
Journal ....s ..i ,,y