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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

In changing from the postoffice to
the carriers some omissions and
errors are bound to occur and we hope
our subscribers will assist us in get
ing our list corrected.
Phone Aft you do not get your pa
per regularly.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
Mich Cow For Sale.

A three year old jersey, first cali
three weeks old.
The COW is young and easy to milk
Enquire at 1923 N. Lee street
w. C. Wilkerson.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

The Enterprise three times per
week at $500 is cheaper than one
time per week at 90 or six times
per week at $500 and either is cheap
enough. If
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

Terra Gotta well curbing lasts for
ever and the water is kept as pure
as a spring. Wooden curbing rots
and cOntanimates the water. if
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

Curb your well with terra Gotta.
1t makes the water as pure as a
mountain spring. j. E. Mercer sells
he curbing. If.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

Wanted, A position as book-keeper.
Apply to Grace Dickinson,
If 702 w. Oconee Ave.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

The Enterprise Office makes a
speciality of Gin and Warehouse Re-
ceipts and blanks of all kinds. If
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

Every man should provide pure
water for his household, Terra Gotta
curbing is necessary, phone the
Enterprise Office for the prices. If
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-04

axsa always within twsaiy-sour Ao,,
q the time Of death. All tho near :. :,
tivss Of the deceased. madrs, espoaa NJ.
hsrmanos. ti0s. primoa-mOthsF. VII, ,S,s
brothsFs, nepheWs. cousins, and 90 on,
In the invitation to their relatives TO ait.,i
The OoaeQuias. ReQuiem mAnaoa A. a.
nouneed IN many cases. Instead Of hous-,
the friends ere requested not 10 send crov,s
trSo ruega no snviaF coronas1.
The paper of whose contents the ah,y,
b an outline. necessarily imperfect, bss-
the number iS.tsa Ia Pssnsa b nov M =.
foFiy-hrst year. having been founded Ocr,.
Der 49, Isoo. Il aolla at seven cen'ayo.
about eve cents. . copy. with q subs1rio'
ton price Of go q year AZ home and A.,
10 foreign countries. A modest line amons
IL other business announcements ava
that the advertisements Of the very no,.
ars published frss. II has a branch orlo,
In Ia Plata and Offices IN Paris and Londo,
lt h q fact. not Of course stated In M
paper itself, that its headQuartsrs In Bnso,s
Ayrel are In one OF the handsomest ana
must up 10 date buildings Ia tho city. M
prOpristors do not print circulation state,
ments In their columns. but u = certain
that not only h the sale Of the paper v,rV
great In Ca own home but Il also has an
extensive clientags IN all the cities on 10
Atlantic and Pacific coasts Of its continen,a
and readers everywhere In the world where
interest h felt In South American aRalra.
Il y far from an exaGEerntion 10 say thas
Il % the greatest and most ehtsrprsins
newspaper published In any Latin language,
and indeed outside Of half dozen or s.
English and American journals Il Il without
rival AnyWhara.
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THE COLONEL ~ CuILDHILL.
" ne BSot We're On tlle Other FSSt what =
New TIrre WouId wei

To rHF Enron oF THE srN- Sir. Sim.
plirtv nseN' An that England has 20 d.
IN order successfully 10 deal with tho Egyp-
nan problem is 10 follow me In the way
handled Abe Philippine when vas rresi-
dent or get out NJ kRypt
How opportune that the Colonel happened
To- Al the Guildhall. fresh from his 0beerva-
tons on the banks % the Nilsl How re-
freshlng his frank oderins Of advioe whole
some. albeh . lIttls pstroniSinR. Other
travelling Statesmen would have been
silent
when George Thompson came over here
TO preach the abolition Of slavery he was
mobbed In New England and barely 60
capped With his Hfe.
when sackvilla-Weat ihnocently replied
20 a decoy letter aud advised . nevly nstu-
rallied Englishman how 70 vote our people
gere Indignant and the English Minister
got from Mr. Cleveland his walking papers.
We viii not loleraee forelSnsSr's msddlins
Engliah statesmen and publicists go
plainly enough what their visitor "a driving
~ The ever spectacular Colonel has IN
view has saleCt American audience over here
what does BalfouT care Whether The Cdionei
l. or h not a mock Democrat Ike Ia Fol
lette. Tor instanceg
so. our English cousins won't get excited
over the Coioneis tTensndous enefvoacenoe
They wouldn't be In the least surprised AZ hls
teilinE OXford TO introduce the neW spelling
or al hia admonishtna the Archbishop %
Canterbury 70 change Z fsw doctrinal points
In the creed. u e tho COlOnsl'a way. blesa
HIM
m Thackeray we're alive he would knock
OF a deliciOus paga and q half after dinner
about the colonel How Douglas JerFoid
would have spaTkled upon the aame electrical
topic' r. FuRlOsO.
NEwcAsrrM. y. ~. June T.
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EXPORTS OF FOREIGN PRODCcTS.

wAsHNoToN. Juns s.-ThsrS have beer
. few years In which American export
q domestic products have sEossdSd Brit.
lsh exports % domestic products. but "a
tho total business Of ten EpaTs Great Brit.
ain b the leader. ThsrS 10 . branch d
oversaa trade 20 which reference 10 infrO-
quently made and In which Great Britain
leaves ua long way astsrn. This h thu
expectation Of imported merchandise,
what might b. called a national iobl'ng
| business
USing British trade figures iOr tbS cal
endar year 1909 asSn Illustration. the state
ulsnt commonly employed would show
the imports q Great Britain a. valuod at
Sa,OtO. ~, T1a. apd exports a. valued at
n,Sii SIS 5ei. The statement u imports
includes foreign and colonial msTchan-
disc brought In and afterSard sold and
shipped 70 other markets. Taking that
into account. British net impOrts for con-
sumption would stand a. q .5oS. GO, col,
and total exports would stand ~ q .2Ss.-
OiS5oo. These figures are probably not
exact. a. they seem 10 indicate that i'm
port and export values were tho same,
which 81 course they were not. The Sx-
port value Is given AZ Slt1. $50. OS5 in 1909.
and the import value may he assumed 20
have been somewhat below that. Such
an arrangement Of British trade figures
wipes out a very considerable part Of that
huge adverse balance Of trade which vari-
Gus commentators have pamded a. a
burden certain 10 causS sooner or later
the ruin Of the country. Tho balance
still remains unfavOrAhle. but Il In Gar
more than oHsst by other Influences.
British exports Of forslGn and colonial
merchandise for recent years have been
in 1904. ttlt.is7.3iS; In 1907. SaI7. 90. ZOO;
In 1903. Sss7. 80. 72i. and In 1900. tttt. 1850
0SS. Raw materials appear 70 constitute
more than half Of this trade.
The American business Of similar char
acter amounts 70 about Q per cont Of the
British business. About 20 per cent. Of
Great Britain total exports is represented
BY the products Of other lands. The per-
centagS Of American exports Of such msF-
chandiss ls about ~. 70 may b 20 our
credit that 20 large q part q our exports
is Of domestic production. bat 10 would
be to our profit u that porOsntaGs we're
materially increased. We are not to-day
a general distributing market for tho
worlds merchandise. a central exchange
for the prOducta Of all countries. and o'1
business in that Hns will DO limited until
We have an American merchant marine
equipment. From 1901 20 iSOo. both In
elusive. our exports Of foreign msrChan-
diae show . remarkably limited range II
values. The minimum was S7t.sS8.sli In
1909. and the maximum i27 .S0c .ias In 1901.
The shipments for tho current year will
shOw q material gain. due mainly 10 In
creased sales a. rubber.
The list II articles thus handled 10 long.
but few Of lee items represent any inn
por;ant sum, Rubber IL the leader, and
rubber. lead. Manila hemp. coffee, raw
cotton and bananas compose the lst Of
articles With a sale value exceeding 81 .OoO-
90 for the current year.
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mecurd o. a New IaampshirS Regimen
IN me CIYlI var.

Recard % a New aampshiFe Regiment
IN the Civil war.
To rHE EDtrOR OE THR suN-Sir'
think Tho record Of the Ninth MAaaachu-
sets Volunteers a. published In TVS Sun
& matched BY that OF the Second New
Hampshire. the Bloody Second.
This regiment. besides many stirmishes.
participated In nearly thirty battles. In
Guiding first and second Bull Run. Will
iamsburR, Fair Oaks. Malvern Hill. Fred
erlcksburs. Geitysburg. Cold HArbor. ana
battles around Pstersburg
The regiment had on ~ rolls from first
TO las, over JO0O names The Officers
that uere comm is-ioned for iis own and
other military organizations we're one
major general, two briEadieT- generals, i've
COLONIES. ten lieutenant cOIOnels. eleven
majors. Ave surgeons. ave assistant sur
Faons. three oaptalns Of the regular army,
sixty captains in the volunteers. one first
lieutenant In tho regulars. ninety FIRST leu
tenants % volunteers. seventy-One second
isuienanA Of volunteers. two captains
and assistant guarteTmaeters. One captain
and commissary Of subsistence. and three
medical cadets.
The regiment lost over .O0O msn
GEnHdm PRESCOTT
BRIpaEPoRT. Conn. June =.
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HE PnetIeAI Gaai.

Pdrs sovsspoadsncs London Giohe.
n jules RsnArd uas ne Mayor Of CorblEny.
IN the Nitvre. Every sunday he contributed 70
the JSugAal % CiaHssv. and this Il the sort Of
ming he ussd 70 give the peasants. wuung %
the JosrAai OFrisi, p0s1sd up 90 NE vail Of ths
marie. and v heb no one ever reads. be said
I had forgotten the goats. One Of them never
misses . nuubsF standing on he hind legs. win
~ front legs resting on the postsr. II moves IL
horns ard heard from rght 70 le'L Ike an sd
woman reading when " has hnished reading
A. ths oaiciAl sheet has an Appeudns smell o.
fresh paste. The goat eau n After nounshins
me mind. ore must feet ths body. Thus nothing
IL lost IN the commune what . pity that al
navel readers have not NE stomach Of this prac
deal goat Thsy might men rat the books thsy
had fead. buy more. and 20 the man OF letters
would IN no sud BE- able 70 eat m ne urn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-04

The impression which Colonel ROOaE-
vEIT's personality has made upon the
several European peoples must not be
judged from the indignant, sarcastic,
cynical or CONTEMPORARY tolerant re-
marks Of some Of the foreign news
papers. The OfiiCial report comes from
Mr.. LAWRENCE =. ABBOTT. now travel
hing IN the cOrtASs, and il IL published
in the only proper quarter, which IL the
Outlook, THEODORE ROOSEVELT, Con-
tributing Editor We invite general
attention to this Mr.. ABBOTT's thrilling
statement Of tho facts
The faithful ohropicler Of a physi-
cally wearisome but gloriOuSly laxative
career course which IA admirably
described as a shining track Of friend
ship and inspiratiOn'-prints q map Of
central Europe marked by q heavy
black limo representing the shining
track Of 4.JSO miles Of continuous inspi-
ration, oratOry and conversation. and
this brings the itinerary only n Berlin.
We quote from the report:
The cumulative effect upou me o. this e..
uao-dinAry pilgrimage has been % give me q very
dlstinct impression that me psople. the political
leaders and ths Governmental rulers OF Europe
rscorrlss 10 Ar RoosEvErr q generalization Of
N, moral power Of human nature. the power nos
merely N appreciate hirh deals but 70 put them
into practical effect IN everyday ME In addition.
Mr. RoosEvFLT possesses great charm and A.
ractNsuess Of person and Of manner. IT'S aim
rilI 20 say this IN cod type. IN paying oOmpu-
ment even 70 = woman ne man % tact and sociAl
san prefers to do ~ In the form Of surion rather
than Of direct statement but 70 explain me essen
tai features u what may he said withgut eHAgFsT.
alton 20 be one Of ne most rsmsrkhhis Journeys Of
history II 10 nsoessary for ne moment 10 tbandOa
reserve and state the bald facts-
Accordingly Mr.. AsBoTF abAndona
reserve and proceeds 20 state in cold
type the bald facts; for example:
MI RoosEvuH 10 both thoroughly good and
iaOrVgsBiy Interesting
~.
His tour nay bs said - have ossn q miaalon-
ary journey 10 behalf u poHu-ai add soriai
noraHty
uu.
ne comnon psopss - vel - many q ne
most disunEuished DerbonaGss 10 Rurops have
pot merely shown admirauoa Tor his character
sat have found real inssinaasn IN ais psrsos.
aay-
9soois noe ouy usat 70 So HIN Oat 1i suri-
oaiy. byt rheh they havs Saos losn hu nsy
Sat 70 De vita hin anG tan uih WIN
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growth waS S7,i7i, 2Ol. II the increase
for this year over Last keeps pace With
that Of 1919 ovOr iOoS, the increase for
four years Of HUOHEs viii be ti2,Oii ,Ols,
Or practically tho gain shoWn between
the years 1887 and 1909. which was only
Sl2.677.Sll Thus tho four years Of
HUoHEs will show an increase in the
cost Of State government equal 70 that
attained under all his protleceasOrs
during twenty years.
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FHum faf L0Ho1H btapf
one Of the objects Of Interest 10 Llesrnf =
the stSrks' nest Of tho water Tower bIi ne
curious visitor becomes . saddsr u wiser nan
when Ne learns the nest h dummy Loas
are ths storka ieFaook Lucerne. and noH % -
pears that C9lmaf. In Aiaact. IL hke'y 20 SD"
TIE sane say.
Twenty ave years $40 thirty tao siorss n'sp
could he seen on ire high buidlngs o. 'om-.'
THIS year there are only ave nests oecIl'sl
II may he observed that the uucieus OF ~ - =,
Ia provided by ne tovn In ne form Of a slla "
iron basket The birds DO their own ilrnlea :.
Whirh 10 hegin with consists Of dry lea'e' -.
me storks are collectors Of cuuosities Nfi
TIE nests have served their purpose ~.
slsared Gus and then 10 found heteros' nr,
cal,ection- cioth caps. Old sioctings nl, ~.
handkerrhirfs &C. The eNpianaton OF nc ~ ~
fursakinE the town II thai ihe marshef di' -.
before ne builder. anG ths ttoTks dfa" w.
gtsiruancr from marsh lands soon ne s'''
Of Alsacs will be only q memory,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-04

Mustogss oSrrtspOndsass Kansas cnb Siag.
that suaanns - horna. The STAGE name u Mrs
Horace McDauicis Of THIS place, may b. abis d
auish her musical education under ne best IN
ssruetora IN foreiEn countEieh. ne proposal haI
hen made that each ChsTohea citken give o. 81
biz share Of ne - annoo9 soon 20 b paid 70 ~
Cherotees b. the FEDERAL Governments This w0uld
make a fund Of nearly taonuo.
SuFanne Ia H0lna Il q Cherokee ~ biT1h. bgtna
a member Of ne widely known Cobb family, I've
years nHo Nine. achumNaa- licinH conhentad d
hear suzanne Ia Homa sing. and bscams hou
patron. aginR surname vim Der 10 Berlin end
shoosing q teacher for hsr. Nina IL Hons
lately returned 10 bar home That she might she's
her friends what progress shs had made. ID
June shs win 90 again 70 Europe 70 resume hol
studies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-04
OUSEHOLD PETS ~ RNNER.
0WnrEs IsaVlnG the Cty Can Have Thsn
Cared For by the Humane sSeletles.


Cared For by ihs Humane SSeietles.
TO rae EouoA o. THE sUN-sir' THIS 10 Ne
season Of ne year When me neWtpapers can %
humane ming By keepiBg bsioge ne minds Of ~
public the tart ,hai small pts. doaz. cats and birds
need not be Abandoned and eit - q sloU dealh
simply because the vacation plans Of ne taniy
do not Iaeiuds Drovtaion for ibem.
there are several societles. NE Humane eocisJ
the society ior the PrsveAtion Of Cruelty 10 Nj
mails and she nlde Wee Home. which "a RECEIPT
Of A card vii rail- for uhvan I'D pets. u no oihsf
provision can he made for them men Ire hths
creatures viii have a. least q quick and paisssi
death. u would horrify anybody not cosniiAn'
Of the facts 70 learn hos mueh utterly unnefss-
sary suffering IL inflicted upon helpless Ahimas
from thls causs sumner after summer nghi hsFs
IN NeW York.
II h cruelty incunoeivahle. cruelty an me mofs
Incredible because perpetThted not By ne mug
slemenL not By me 20 called crininal riAsssi 'i
our city. but by respectable law abiding eiursn'
otherwise decent and upviGhs In iheir deaiasA
The only explanation u Ignorance OF thoughhss'
ness
know Jaat every one Who ID lover % sni7slA
every man or woman 20 whom particularly ne
small household pets are cherished friends 80
companions VII JOIN with me In asking Tvs w
70 help 10 snhghssn We public mind in th's ~
spect ORAcs lsARHb CoilA'A'
NHW YOHG. June =
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simploa Tssssl FOru scauSu :.

Hoth Italy and Seit rsfiand are ioTufying the
entrances of the simplon Tunnel, while 10 the
tunnel Itself engineers are engaged In oOnsuurt.
ting mines and strengthening those already In
place In order 10 bios W Ire tunnei Al a momcn
notes In tho event o. war Near tho middle
Of The tunnel. q iou yards from the swtas iron
der. Italian snEineers have put IN place . d0lbla
Iron door which can resist the rush Of an cypress
train iraysliing ~ anty miles IN hour. The iron
door IL worked BY slec'Ticiiy from iaeils. the
station a. tho italian end Of toe tunnel and under
ordinary conditions n Il hidden IN he rocky sida
Of the tunnel. The door Il carefully tested once
. vsek The mines are eonnected win BuTus
and LESLIE b. elcctrcity aiao. and By simply pfess-
Ing . button ihs Simpioa Tunnei would b DE-.
sHoyed IN q second
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WIus I.Doo Years Old.

Paris oorrftpoRdsacs London Te.fgFipA
Bottles Of wins so years Old have been ioll, !.
10 a sarcophaEus danng from the hrsi con w :.
no Chnsuan ere y q graveyard ~ boias..
That 10 q aay ths bottles had once conA'
vine. FOR accouding 70 lhe Workmeh $50 ~
covsrud them thay weFa compieieiy aflsa "
inrida whsn uncSgked. A chemist Wiiholi i-.
pecung ne Wogkmen ~ hAvinE dried the coo e.,
W 1henstlves ansiyred q deposit 81 ne no,e
q Cda botues end pronounced u % BE- ne if'' 4.
q eeaa 80 orglnalig hesa WY Bood gile. y. =.
appaars - have hsoa - Goqd tunt ne gEaei ~
ysan ago decided n b. buried Withh
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MakinRA Record.

In lts recent proclamation 20 the
Interested voters the Democratic State
committee has again called attention to
the rapid increase In the cost If State
administration under Republican rue.
In the present err Of moral iesues tho
subject Il even duller than ever, vet with
the certainty that there must be a return
70 a direct tax within the next wear or
two 4 brief review OF this feld may he
pariouahle
The following table shows appro1i-
mately the average annual apprOpria-
tons from the administration Of BLACK
70 that Of HUGHEs. In the case Of the
latter the average represents three wears
instead Of four, ~ the figures for the
present year are not available:
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From the foregoing figures IL will be
seen thai the educational department
and the institutions for state wards have
absorbed only fraction II this notable
increase in State appropriations Thus
the increase m this direction between
the administrations Of Governors BLACK
and HUGHEs n only g.. 544 .OOO. az against
positive decrease Of S7l2 mn in canal
expenditure. II ia the sO-called general
item which has shown the striking
growth rising from tl7 .Oe7, OOO in 1897 %
n Si7.O75.UO in isO7-O9, an increase Of
almost S,O0o.OO.
LAYING aside the consideration ~ the
average annual appropriation. IL may be
interesting 10 consider the figures for las,
wear in their comparative importance.
The Legislature " 1900 appropriated
with the Governors approval t3t,IJO. q
l2sGe The same appropriations under
ROOSEVELT ten years before amounted
20 but 81, 5t7.OOo. In 1874 they had IN
creased IN OpFLL's last year % $40 .tG7 -
as. In 1914, lIIGGINss last yea. they
were out S2e.97s 92s %. II will BE- n1ted
then that between 1850 and 1910 the cost
~ State Government a. shown by annual
appropriations increased by ST. .6O3.GO.
"r practically 20 per cent, hut that OF
This increase only E.l3l Co0 took place in
the seven wears q ROOSEVELT, ODFLL
and HIGGISs, while g. ~ on came in the
three years 81 the present Governor.
Another interesting comparison q.
supplied by the figures Of the first three
years NJ the Odell administration a. con-
trastel with those Of the similar period
u the present regime The total ap-
preparations in 1901. 1902 ana 1919 under
ODELL amounted 20 SCI. 9Jl 900. those
Tor the years 1907, 1908. 1910 under
HrGHEs % g., lgJ.O0l. Tie total ap-
preparations for the four ycars %
ODELLs term we're but So $50 on. or
hut little more than the sum for three
Hughes years Thus II tho budget for
he present year does not exceed that
" lat year. which n highly imprOb-
aole. the cost ~ four wears o! Hughes
administration viii no Sl28. g7S go, or
Sn,Sls.Of0 mors THAI that n the Odell
administration These figures deserve
e consideration Witch Il j. hardly pos
-.nle % hops for them
The foregoing cursory review oi the
'sures of State expense will serve 70
lndica's that vhstsvsr other virtues ~
iaay have had. economy has not been
factor IN the Hughes administration
rom 1903 u 1903 tho state budret
increased oy but Ss552 sos. 1r ON
H7,t5d,Sas; but fron 1909 20 ISOs IL
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ne Koutsu IN ChIna.



WIN references 70 shs sugEeston rsceniiy made
b. Prnce Taai Hsnn that me gout0u should b.
ABOLISHED 10 Chinese sgiquslts except On tinis
cerrmoniais. another Prince IL Of 0pnou that
~ should not b. hasaly ab0hshed ~ ordinary
oScauions. but rather nat thla long standinF
1urm thouid be sbolahSd % he same ums Is ths
chnnae 70 foreign costume and tbs cuttns o. .
ne ausla. Af,af ooasutuaonai Ggvsrlment has
100 enfrrrnn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-04

PARIS once y Rue Louis 10 Grand. The daily arl
sunday eaiuOas on sale az Niosque 70, near the
Grand Hotol. KioaQas u. Boulevard des CAB1oines
corner Place d ropera. and Ki0saus 49, boulevard
Dee ItAnsna. corner Raa L9ula . 0rnnd
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The BoakBan contains theSs singular
remarks. apparently by Professor HARRT
THuRsroS PEcK:
THH sUs and We are aot gagged 10 snythinE
- c0nmonplare a. a. QuarFsL' We simply have
pleasant little fsud Whioh has uog Goa unued for
a number Of years. but which 10 not tremendously
serious On ne whole. Ne think mat ws have
shSwu 10 rather better than has TAH Sux. In that
we have never heeR peTeonai but merely launch
a shaft nov and then ~ TmH sUs a. q nsgtpa per
aad al some % ~ remarks Ou the other hand
tvs suv hes never observed the aame courteous
ssif festrhint However. a. ~ said. tho whole
thing Is mersiy a sort Of picturesqus fsnd. some
day We are going 70 AK Tor ieu days truce. saf
during tho.s few days ~ iutsnd 10 visit the
enemyt camp and NHrhanGe anecdotes With toe
chief villains We hayeat the slightest Doubt
that thsY oil receive us nest cordially, ssk o.
70 take ~ best CHAIR Ia NE once. and 10 smoke
Ne sort Of cigar watch they ksep for Their irsuds
After mat we shall depart With military honOrs.
ready 70 Dose . orosdsias aud 70 receive one IN
our urn
We arc overcome by emotion at tho
prospect. bat shall probably be out
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WILL 1T CONE no TBIS'

Ths Nsw.RsDubllean TIokst for 1919.
For President Of the United States:
0EoRoK WOODWARD wIcKHRAHAM Of New
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