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The Detroit times., 1909-04-08
PLAYTIME STORIES
HoWARD's REWARD.

ma had been to inquire how he was.
! HE Is no better. dear" she had
said, and he is tired of all his play.
things. There Is just one thing he
wants very much and that is your
ship. Won't you carry 1t over and
put on chair near the bed. so ne
can look at it?'
"Oh. no; he can't have my ship.
said Howard We'll want II in a few
days. and he won't want us to take II"
Very well, Howard" said his moth
err sadly: then Jamie will aave to do
without it,"
But that seemed hours ago and
Howard was still trying to 20 to sleep.
He turned his back to the ship, and
still he could not sleep. He finally
slipped out OF bed and down the
stairs.
Mother was reading he went up
very quietly and put his arms around
her neck and whispered. In a shaky
little voice, You may give my ship
to jamie"
Mother looked very happy. and she
Rugged him so tight that he didn't
feel so very bad. but he tried not to
look toward the window seat where
he had kept II. for Il made queer
little lump come into his troat.
They had been at the seashore sew
eral days. He and Helen were making
tunnels In the sand. Howard looked
up, and what do you think? Coming
across the sand was father. carry
Ing ship, larger than the one he had
given jamie. IL had little wooden
sailors on the deck and little anchor
lie and Helen were delighted and
wanted to sail It right away. AS faith
er put II into Towards arms he said :
This. Howard, is a reward for your
Kindness to jamie. | am very glad
you we're SO unselhsh.''
The Detroit times., 1909-04-08

LONDON. Eng, April s.-The latest
is the aeroplane suit for women.
This one. designed by one of the
London inventors of costumes for
women's sports. was built along lines
suggested by Miss Katherine Wright,
sister OF the famous Wright brothers.
The jacket is no different from
those worn by modish young women
you see walking on terra-firma. but
the skirt. OF three-quarters length,
has an unusual feature--a draw-string
at the bottom, like those in small
boys blouses.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-08
U0DES up to
McElUyUIf

The extra long corset has won out.
Many variations OF bolero are seen.
with the tailored suits MORE silk
betting of every color Is being worn.
The turnover linen collar with jabot
will be worn as of yore.
The old.fashioned sailor collar has
come back for the younger set.
Among the small hats are turbans
of silver with colored aigrettes.
Because OF the demand for softly
woven fabrics, many of the woolens
are woven with q silk surface.
A novelty OF the spring openings In
repped mohair. called Ottoman royal.
The lavender sweet pea ID new and
Is seen only on the most expensive
hats.
Gold slippers, which are unmistak
ably popular, come in gold cloth and
gold leather.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-08
MARY'S TIPS.

To exterminate rats and mice,
spread small pieces OF bread with any
kind OF drippings, into which 10 GEMS
worth of calomel mas been mixed
They will eat this readily. then run
20 find water, dying of the premises
Paste a list of the medicines in your
medicine cabinet inside the door
thereof IL will save much useless
hunting.
Washing preparation: Three
pounds soda ash. one-half pound lime,
two ounces borax. three gallons II
water: boil 20 minutes Put one tea
cupiul I'm the boiler with clothes
while boiling
To preserve brooms, alp them in
boiling water once a week
Rub boots and shoes that have
been wet and become hard and stiff
with kerosene. 1t will make them
plIable as new.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-08

Howard couldn't go to sleep He
tossed and turned and shut his eyes
as tight as he could. but they just
would pop open again i'm a minute
and they always turned to the pretty
ship that stood on the window seat.
II was beauty, just like a really
ship" Towards father gave It to
him for his birthday.
Howard and Helen and Cousin
jamie had been fairly counting thu
minutes to the time when they should
The Detroit times., 1909-04-08
Words to Freeze the Soul.

"Your son has Consumption His
case is hopeless" These appalling
words were spoken to Geo. +. Blevens
a leading merchant Of Springfield. n
c., by two expert doctors--one a lunr
specialist Then was shown the won
derful power OF DR.. Kings New Dis
covery. After three weeks use.
writes Mr. Blevens. he was az vel
as ever. would rot take all the
money in the world FOR what IL did fol-
my boy" Infallible. for Coughs and
Colds. it's the safest. surest cure OF
desperate Lung diseases on earth
Guarantee satisfaction. r.. c. Kin
sci. Central Drug Co. and Gray q
Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-08

In government tests at Washington
samples OF the chain TO be used on
the gear of the Panama canal locks
withstood tensile tests of $4,000
pounds TO the square inch before the
metal parted. ~
The Detroit times., 1909-04-08

Calcutta is to spend nearly half q
million dollars for a 1900. 0o0-gallon
tank for It's filtered water supply. The
tank will be elevated 100 feet above
the ground on steel columns.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-08

The person who has once exper.
fenced the. pleasure OF cup of delici-
Gus "Salada" Tea tx not easily per
suaded 10 accept a substitute.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-08

This. Miss Wright pointed out. 10
a necessity. because. when one 10
aboard a soaring aeroplane, the skirts
must be kept we'll and closely secur.
ed about the ankles. The effect,
though it may sound awkward, 70 By
no means so. and In the matter OF
comfort. there Is nothing TO be desir-
ed In the new aeroplane skirt.
The cap Is OF the military ay1S
a good deal like that you ses on =
street car conductor. Worn . siDs -
SO TOO large. It keeps the hair withso
bounds.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-08
In Society

An egg social will be given in st.
Vincent's Orphan asylum. Sunday ar
ternoon. under the auspices Of st.
Agnes, St Elizabeth and the Sacred
Heart auxiliaries, Knights Of ST. John.
A committee OF these organizations
will be in attendance. and candy, dyed
and other eggs will be gratefully re-
ceived. The home will be open to
visitors during the afternoon and
those attending may inspect the build
ing. A program of songs has been
prepared by the orphans for the enter
tainment Of their guests.
An entertainment will be given i'll
Post hall headquarters building. Fort
Wayne, Thursday evening, by talent
from the Detroit Conservatory OF
Music and the Noble School Of Elocu-
ton Those who will participate In
the program are Miss Georgiana Park
err. Bertram Bell Miss Treesa Way.
Mr.. Mcdonald, the Conservatory Man
dolin orchestra and the United States
Seventh Infantry orchestra.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-08
nexilad Euda

Take out the yolks Of six hard,botied
eggs which have been cut In halves
lengthwise. After they have been
mashed. put in one teaspoonful OF
prepared mustard. another of butter
and little salt and sugar. Make balls
after all has been well mixed and put
one In each half OF the whites Fry
hominy and serve the eggs ON slices
OF II.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-08

Corn omsIet.

Corn OmsIet.
To can of corn. drained OF ito
liquor, add four thoroughly beaten
eggs, a tablespoonful OF butter and .
cup OF milk. Season, beat all together
and bake for 30 minutes.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-08

The old.fashioned sailor collar has
come back for the younger set.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-08

With the tailored suits MORE 81
betting of every color Is being wor
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-09
ACCEPT INVITATION
CONGRESSMAN M'klNL-Y AND
GENERAL MANAGER FISCHER
TO BE GUEST.
At Informal Reception, Luncheon
and Smoker Of Cairo Com
merciaI Club Tomor-
rcW NIGHT.

Secretary Stnart Of the Cairo Com
mercial Club last evening received
an acceptance from Congressman Nc.
Kinley and General Manager Fischer
of the Cairo & St Lonis railway Of
the clubs invitation to be its guests
at an informal reception and smoker
to lie rendered them tomorrow even
ing
The gentlemen will arrive here TO-
night or in the morning, the purpose
of their visit being, as has been al
ready announced, to inspect the rair
way and other interests which theft
company has acquired end develop
ed here The gas plant has been re-
built, a new electric light and power
plant has been established and the
railway has been nut in operation
| from Cairo to Mounds and MOUND
City-all of which represents an eX
lpanditure of from $350,0Oo to $4,000,
toward the development OF Cairo am
in the service of its peogle.
| II il intended TO give the gentle
men who have been the promoters
and executors of this great work
\ cordial greeting tomorrow evenia.
/ and 1t is hoped that all the member
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-09
TAFT RIVER TRIP.

1t is the intention of the commit
tee to charter steamboat for use oi
the Cairo delegation from Cairo tc
New Orleans and return on the oc
casion of President Taft's trip down
the Mississippi river during the lat
ter part OF next month. provided
sufficient number can be guaranteed
to Justify it, All persons intereste,
are requested to take the matter ~
with the secretary at once. Fare fol
round trip which will consume ahou
ii days will be in the neighborhool
of $50 including meals en- route ans
at New Orleans and returning. Don
miss thiss opportunity to take TIN
trip OF life time.
w. i. POMEROY, Secy.,
Steamboat Committee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-09
Entertained at olmsted.

Tile Willing Workers Sewing Circle
of Parthenia Rebekah lodge No. 229
We're the guests yesterday Of Mrs,
Alice Hileman of Olmsted. There
was no sewing done as all were too
busy enjoying themselves around the
farm. Breakfast, dinner and supper
we're served in royal style to the Wis
itors The hostess was assisted by
her daughter Miss Edna Hileman in
showing the Visitors a good time and
looking after the good things to eat.
The yisitorsi"sa they were royalty
entertained and voted to make an.
other visit in the near future to Mrs
Hilemans coy home on the farm
The following members Of the Circle
were in attendance Mesdame-
Alice Gadbois, Fannie Moss, Nellie
AFTER, Jennie Walder. raisy Waller
Mary G. Ayey They returned home
on the evening Big -Four train.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-09
|. .. <. .. Y.

Miss Phyllis Smith entertained the
l. b. X. D Y. Club yesterday after
noon at her home 25o5 Walnut street,
most charmingly
The afternoon was pleasantly spent
in PLAYING 500" after which de-
Htious two course luncheon wa
served consisting Of chicken salad,
bread and butter sandwiches, pickles.
iello, iced ter
Those present were Misses Birdie
Mae Matthews, Winifred Coz Kate
.Gilhofer Mona Pelauii Catherine
Wing, Mary Butler Anna Burke Cos,
rne Walker, Laura Clenienen, Rosa
lind Roberts, Catherine Cushman, Al
lice Hastings, Haida Lewis, Louise
Berry George Perrault and Phyllis
Smith.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-09
g. Y, p. u. Meeting.

There will beta social and business
meeting of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union of the Cairo BAPTIST church at
the home of Miss Earle Terry, 2lp7
Holhrook avenue, Thursday evening
Sept 9th.
All the young people of the CHURCH
and Sunday school and their friends
are invited to be present, The mem,
beers Of the Union are especially re-
QMested to be present as there is some
business Of Importance to be trans
acted
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-09
y SOCIAL o4ND personal -

Goldsmith. Beulah Anglin, Sadie Mae
Yoach, Mamie Kilcoyne Alice Sour
lock Inez Goldsmith, Eva Dalton. Fay
McCabe, Elsie Mekelyey Iva Gibson
Massrs Charlie Qualmatz. Clemson
Johnson, Harry Porter, John Porter
Charlie GuntheT. Elmer Wise, Karl
Anderson. Robert Pettis. Louis San
.ders, Wayne Stophlet, Albert AreE.
Everett Mcdaniel HALEY Stewart
Horace Parke, Edward Brigham Eel
more Hessian Clarence Wood, Chea.
ter Alba, Arthur Howell, Cecil Stew
art, Albert Zook. Leo Johnson, Carl
Hutchison, Lindsey ireland, Alba
kobler. Freeman Smith
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-09

Two marriage licenses were issued
yesterday to the following couples:
Eugene Armstrong, o. Of Columbia
Mo, and Ella Fitzpatrick. IS. Of Hen
ming, Tenn. The second license was
granted to Alfred F. L. Whiting, %
and Feulah Lippard rs, both Of
Thebes The bride-to-be was under
age in the second case and the county
court appointed Mary r. Wallace he
guardian, who gave her consent to
the marriage.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-09
A Lawn PARTY.

Mr. Louis Sander entertained a
number of his young friends with a
lawn party last evening at his home,
210 Seventeenth street. The evening
was spent with music and playing
numerous games. Delicious refresh.
ments were served
The guest list included the Misses
Grace Faust Of Charleston. Mo-, Bea
sic Cauble. Of Elco, Louise Swan, Hat
tie May, Alma Heilig, Eula Johnson
Edna Holderby, Beatric Walker, Flos
sic Roberts, Agnes Thomas. Mildre,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-09

The Coca Cola boys returned yes.
ter3ay from trip to Carterville and
Harrisburg playing three games
winning two at CarterviIle Saturday
aud Sunday and losing to Harrisburg
Monday The scores at CarterviIla
were 4 to and to and the score
at Harrisburg where they met defeat
was to l. They will play Jackson,
Tenn, next Sunday at Mounds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-09
Canning Party.

A number Of young fellows left yes
terday on a camping party for week
at Prairie Lake, Ky They went up
in a launch, "The May and anticipate
La glorious week. The party expect to
spend their time fishing and hunting
Those who went were Arthur Metz
ger, Comfort. Glenn and Franklin But.
Ter, Brashear Mattingly, Frank Egan,
GhETtFs1 ETgFTr5 FTIH TTUTdTT T VTITFUd
kerr and Paul Glendenen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-09
Announcement.

Cards have ben received here an
nouncing the engagement Of Miss Ida
l.. Goodman of Cairo and Mr. Charles
IMeyerhoff of Chicago
q The date for the wedding has MOI
vet been announced. but win probably
take place this fail.
Miss Goodman is the eldest daugh-
.tet Of Mr. and Mrs, 5. Goodman o.
FoUrteenth' and Commercial
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-09
ntrV Club.

There will be a luncheon at the
Country Club Saturday evening al
Gao. A baseball game is being plan
ned for Saturday afternoon at
o'cloc and there will be dancing from
1870 to 1920 ?. m.
The hostesses for the day are Mrs.
Stephen Bird, Mrs. J. Hibbitts, Misses
Fannie Keegan and Alice Hastings.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-09
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real esate transfer
was recorded yesterday; Sophronia
Is. Miller to c. c. Miller, part of lot
8 and 10. block .. Hodges and Over
by's addition to town OF Thebes, w.d.
5000. 90.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-09

Mr. Nidkif principal Of the Cairo
High School desires meet all pupils
Who expect to attend high school this
year who have not already seen
him at the High School building to-
day from 9 a. N. to noon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-09
PERSONAL MENTION.


business.
lnd-, to attend college.
Mrs. ]. y. Taylor OF oMunds was IN
Mrs T. J. Hughes Of Belknap was
shopping in Cairo yesterday
/, p. Parker went to Chicago last
night on busienss trip.
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i 7FTT7 VIII MS iail"S at M'''oon'
MISS Nl''le " ~ mas soile - 81
James Buchanan has returned from
Ia visit in St Louis and Kansas City.
Mrs Homer Graham Of paducah.
was visiting friends in Cairo vester
day
Misc ploncba Tbistlawood of
1roun5e VOC risitino in rairo vaetar-
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WISCONSIN,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-09
pancin1 Schol.

Miss Beatrice Lancaster will start
her regular dancing class at ArmorE
Hal, Tuesday evening at o'clock
Sent q. sos
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-09
CITY NEWS in BRIEF
To Install Enaines.

r. l. Harp left yesterday for
Stotts and England, Ark, to install
two twenty-five horse power gasoline
engines he sold recently
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-09

Miss Allie Chambers who has been
ATTENDING summer school at St Louis
has returned and will teach here this
winter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-09

of the cub will be present The at
fair will he entirely informal, TO con
Guide with luncheon an,l smoker,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-09

Mr., and Mrs. N, s Gilbert and chill
lgen and maid ami Mrs Gilbert 5
mother Mrs. L. NJ Judson returned
Tuesday from Evanston where they
have ben spnding the summer
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-09

Mrs. 5. J. Burf0rl and daughter
Miss Marguerite and son John and
Mr.. Letter of Louisville and Mr. Chas
Rhodes OF Paducah who have been
guests OF the formers mother MIS-
Cantwell returned home in Mr. Bur
lords machine yesterday ACCOMPANY
led by Robert Cantwell.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-09

they were making the round trip
was in port yesterday.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-08-18
Atlanta JObbers to Keep Up Their
Fight for port Rates"

The Macon Telegraph says: IF
the advocates of special privileges for
a few Atlanta jobbers are going to
keep up the fight in Georgia for that
selfish propaganda it was a truly
typical and fitting thing for the cam
paign to be started by some few At
lanta drummers at the home of ex-
Governor Smith in Atlanta, as was
reported by the city edition of the
Atlanta Journal last Sunday, the
meeting having been held the night
before. 1t was also the regular and
appropriate thing to begin by glori-
flying over the fall of the pale oc-
cupant of the roller-chair, and to
pronounce against ODE Stevens, and
for the reelection of the Atlanta
man on the commission. The whole
pith, point and poignant purpose of
this scheme is so manifest that it is
a matter of amazement that all the
people do not see it plainly and I'M
derstand it perfectly"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-08-18
BRONWOOD BRIEFS.

Henry Gatewood, negro near
here, found black mare mule stand
! ing at his gate Monday morning, and
the owner can call and get the mule.
She is about five or six years old.
and had a set of buggy harness on
and j. l. c. bit. She is apparently
very wild mule
Misses Marilu and Sara Hargrove
have gone to Atlanta and Savannah
on visit to relatives and friends.
DR.. ana Mrs. H. A. Wall, Messrs.
h. H. Stapleton and D. B. Hill spent
Monday in Amerlcus.
Miss Ethel Bass of Yeomans was
here last week looking after our
interest in music class, and met
with success. We are sure she will
have successful term, and we are
| glad to have her with us.
Mrs. ]. B. Hare, Mrs. j. B. Bass
and Miss Maggie Wells of Brentwood
and Miss Eva Mae Stevens of Plains
left Friday night for trip to Louis
vile and Cincinnati to attend the
fall millinery openings.
Messrs. Eli Hill and Mercer Berry
InoY
are engaged in the life insurance
business.
Misses Rose Greer and Nadine
Ware are visiting relatives and
friends at Flovilla and Indian
lSprings.
Miss Annie Bell Simpson of She'll
man is spending sometime with her
father, Mr.. J. c. Simpson, here.
Mr.. R. H. Ellerbee left Monday for
savannah, where he has a position
with the Southern Express Co.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Mauk of Sas-
ser spent several days last week WIN
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Bridges.
Will Gunnels is at home from
Glory, Ca, where he has been en-
ployed at a sawmill.
Miss Florence berry of Ocilla is
with her brother and family, Mr.
E. G. Berry.
Miss Ethel H. Blackshear of Mont
gomery Ala, is with her aunt, Mrs.
B. F. Laney.
Mrs. Cover Wall of Dawson is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. s. E. Glass,
mis- week.
Miss Mabel Glass is visiting her
sister, Mrs. G. G. Wall in Dawson,
this week
Miss Eva Mae Stevens of Plains
spent last week with Miss Maggie
wells here
Nearly all the fever cases are do
ing tine, and no new ones are re-
ported
Miss Undine Glass is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. j. w. Glass, in Dawson.
Mr.. Fred Harris of Atlanta spent
last week with homefolks.
Mr.. M. N. Childs has returned from
Atlanta and Oglethorpe.
Miss Susie Mathis is visiting Amer
icus and Columbus.
Roy Massey is at nome from Ma
con.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-08-18
BY e. L. RAINEY.
THE ASYLUM SCANDAL.

The scandal at the state lunatic
asylum which was partially uncov-
cred by the late erratic-some say
crazy-George Bell, and then fur
Their exposed by man named Dun
nington who escaped from the insti-
tuition, has just been brought forci-
bly, to the attention of the people
by the report of a commission of
three prominent Georgians appointed
by former Governor Smith to inves-
tigate the conditions existing there.
This report confirms in a measure
some of the charges that had been
made, and tells of the shameful
treatment of unfortunates without
the light of reason or the safeguard
of minds capable of understanding
by those whose duty it was to pro-
tect and care for them. An occur
renee is related which is calculated
to bring shame to the burning cheeks
of every Georgian.
We agree with the Atlanta Con-
stitution that what is needed at the
asylum is fresh deal from begin
ming to end, from the front to the
back gate, from top to bottom No
one man or set of men are wholly at
fault The existing situation is sim
ply the result of accommodating neg
lect and inattention, and failure to
apply casual supervision and precau-
tons Radical reconstruction is the
only procedure that will redeem the
good name of an institution that
has been provided by the great heart
of the people of Georgia for the care
and treatment of the most helpless
and pitiful of their fellow beings.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-08-18
GRAVES GLEANINGS.

MI. and Mrs. w. D. Davidson. Miss
Louise McLane and Miss Amorette
Burge spent Sunday in Dawson win
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Davidson.
Miss Annie Beall, who has been
a visitor at the home of Mr. q +
Mcneil, has returned to her home in
Cuthbert. 49,
Miss Kathleen Grimes left on We'd
nesday for Columbus, where she will
be the guest of Mrs. w. D. McGreg-
or. ia ee
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Chambers of
Parrott spent the weekend at the
home of Mrs. Lucy Chambless.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Dismuke and
Miss Lille Dismuke spent SUNDAY
IN Dawson with relatives.
Mr.. William Bussey of A1hanv
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs
E. A. Breedlove. --' D
Prof. E. H. Mcneil of Macon vic
tied his brother Mr.. O. l.. McNeil
last week.
Miss Louise McLane of Atlanta is
the charming guest of Mrs. w. D
Davidson. ~
Miss Valley Sawyer has returned
from a visit to relatives in south
land ALL
Miss Helen Smith has returned
rom IRON pleasant visit to relatives in
Mr.. Raines Brown of Doerun was
the guest OF relatives here last week
Miss Mamie Breedlove visited the
Misses Waller in Sasser last week,
MI Henry Newman of Lumpkin
visited relatives here last week
Mrs. Il. e. Steed of Mariana. Fla
is visiting Miss Douglass Burge.
MI W. N. Brown is the gnee+ oP
relatives in Albany. -
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-08-18
LOVE ME, LOVE MY DOG"

From the Macon News:
The members of the Georgia gem
eral assembly succeeded in passing a
dog tax act, levying one dollar a head
on the male and female alike, in the
final hours of the session, and may
the Lord have mercy on their souls.
The senator's took their political
lives in their hands, in the face of
Senator Jackson's warning, las a
friend of every member" that you
had better vote against this tax on
dogs" and went so far as to amend
the house bill by making the tax two
dollars on females. This amend
ment lost out in conference, however,
and the bill finally passed with the
one dollar rate of taxation and the
provision for the execution of the
dog on which the tax was unpaid
stricken out. One Senator advanced
the argument that the dog was prep
erty, and under the constitution the
state had no right to destroy prop
erty by killing it.
So, as we understand it, the state
is to put up the delinquent dog to
be sold to the highest bidder-anu
if no one bids for him or her the
state is in a dog. In fact, if the ma
chinery is really put to work in this
way the state will be in many, very
many worthless dogs, against which
the law is aimed, and the tax will
be paid only on the valuable dogs.
And for this poor guerdon the sem
ators have doomed themselves, as
Senator Irwin declared, Ito be
known for all time to come as the
dog senate of Georgia."