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The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-16
New Brake Works Well

A practical test was given a brake
patented by r. Il. Rudolph yester-
day afternoon by the Paducah Trac-
ton company. The new brake,
which was made to supplant the air
brake on street cars, was experiment.
ed with on car No. e5, on the Guth-
rie avenue car line The brake
proved effective in stopping the car,
and IL is believed that with few de-
tails corrected can be made for
practical use. The brake acts on a
drum on the axle of the car. The
test was witnessed by a number OF
people interested in the new patent.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-16
COUNTY JAIL TRUSTY
COULDN'T WAIT LONGER

Sam Kizer, colored trusty at the
county Jail, disappeared yesterday
afternoon and failed to show up last
night. AS a result the police de-
partment and sheriff and his depu-
ties are searching for him. Kizer
was sentenced to six months in the
county jail for petit larceny at the
September term of circuit court and
had but a few more days to serve.
lie is 22 years old and weighs $50
pounds Kizer was first arrested on
a grand larceny charge made by the
colored porter at the Illinois Gen.
trail railroad hospital, charging Kizer
with stealing clothing. The charge
was later made petit larceny.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-16
ODD FELLOWS HAVE A
BIG CLASS TO INITIATE

The largest class on candidates in
the history OF the Odd Fellows in
Paducah will be initiated tonight by
the Mangum lodge at the Three
Links building. There are 3S can
dldates in the class for the first de-
gree. and II will detain the members
until early in the morning before the
work Is completed. The Union de
gree stan will have charge OF the in
ltiation. Members of the Bumpous
lodge in the county will attend the
initiation. Owing to the large num-
Der of candidates a banquet will not
be held tonight. but It is proposed to
hold one in a short time.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-16
Idlewild, Tenn. Between
Fulton and jackson Scene
Of Serious Wreck...Smaller
Accident at Arlington.

Fulton. KY. Feb. 16. Especial. =
Two wrecks occurred early this morn
ing on the Illinois Central railroad
resulting in one death and four men
being injured. The most serious
wreck occurred shortly after mid
night near Idlewild. Tenn. which Is
between Fulton and Jackson, Tenn,
when the second section of freight
traiG No. ~ collided with an extra
freight Engineer Scaff was killed
while Conductor Roser and Engineer
Groom were fatally injured. Fire
man Schoffner and Flagman Allen,
colored, are hurt slightly. The sec
ond wreck occurred at 2:O5 o'clock
near Arlington, KY, when first sec
tion of freight train No. 70 collided
with an extra freight.
Both wrecks were serious as the
loss to equipment will be heavy.
The. track was torn up. and II was
necessary to detour the fast passen-
ger trains running between Chicago
and New Orleans. Nobody was in
jured in the second wreck. Locomo-
tiyes in both wrecks were damaged.
Sideswipc at Arlington.
The Paducah wrecker was called
out at $40 this morning to clear
the ''sideswipe" at Arlington. as the
Futon wrecker had been called to
the wreck at Idlewld. Tenn. Three
trains en- route from Chicago to New
Orleans of the main line we're de
toured through Paducah this morn
ing to get around the wreck at Ar
lington. The trains came to Padu-
cab from Fulton and then to Cairo
over the Cairo branch. Trains Nos.
20. 203 and 3 passed through the
city between o'clock and o'clock.
None of the crews were Paducah
men. as the wrecks we're on the Ten
nessee division. Engine Poll, one
OF the new fast passenger locomo-
tives, collided with freight locomo-
tive $40. one of the new types. at
Idlewild. Locomotive POLL has been
running on the Louisville division
and left .Paducah last night at 6:15
o'clock pulling passenger No. 101.
However, at Fulton the engine was
coupled to another train. and 1t was
not train No. FOL in the wreck. The
locomotive Is due to return to Padu-
cab at noon today.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-16
MECHANICSBURG STREET
HAS PLANK SIDEWALKS

Plank walks have been placed on
Meyers street by the street depart
ment through the cooperation Of the
property owners along the street
souh OF the bridge. The Sheriff.
King Lumber company furnished
the material for constructing a walk
in front of its property and over
the fill. In order to make the walk
OF more value other private residents
purchased lumber for extending the
walk in front of their property. The
street department laid the walk, and
II enables many mill employees to
avoid walking in the mud.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-16
Revival WI Close Tonight.

After continuing for over two
weeks, the revival at the First Bap-
tist church will be brought to close
tonight. The series of meetings
have been a success and there have
been SO additions to the church
membership while about $50 conver-
sions have occurred. A large con-
gregation is expected for the closing
night. Baptlsmal services will be
held at the conclusion of the sermon.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-16
Effort 10 Make County Unit
Bill Special Order Fails
Asain..Senate il. Consider.
ing Bosworih Bill.

Frankfort, KY, Feb. 16. Especially
The good roads bill is under con-
sideration in the senate. In the
house Niles failed in an effort to
have the county unit bill made a
special order. The vote was 81 TO
so. not a two-thirds majority. The
bill. providing that regular judges
shall act as special judges. and al
lowing $1,000 additional salary,
passed despite strong opposition by
Porter. There is n clash between
the special committee OF the two
houses on prisons. 4. NJ. Taylor.
chairman. and the charitable insti-
tutions committee. Hogg, chairman.
over possession OF Thatchers' report
on prisons. Taylor had a subpoena
issued against Hogg.
No Trapping of Rabbits.
There Is a strong sentiment back
OF the bill offered in the house by
Representative J. w. Berkshire, OF
Boone county. amending the game
laws 80 that Il will be unlawful at
any time TO set traps. snares or
deadfalls for rabbits. or have in ones
possession any "cotton-tails" thus
killed Farmers have been complain
ing OF the nuisance of irresponsible
persons trespassing upon their lands
and setting these snRres and traps,
which frequently catch turkeys and
chickens. TO the great loss Of the
owners. The mountain Representa-
tives are putting up a strong fight
against the passage OF the bill, but
the supporters figure that they can
outvote them when the time comes.
Prevent Sweating.
What is an innovation in legisla-
tlon in this state, Is the bin intro
duccd In uhe senate by Speaker J. G.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-16

Iof the money he raised. and 1t was
placed in bank and MIR. Davis for
warded Il TO Frankfort. II was a
case OF over-confidence in Smedley
because Stark did not demand the
license when he paid the money. At
tomeys for Stark pointed out that
the state received the money, but Il
was cited that it was not used for
the purpose the check was written,
and therefore was nothing more than
an ordinary check.
Small Judgment.
Judgment for IS was given L.
johnson against E. Thompson & COM
pany. johnson sued for a breach of
contract. alleging he was employed
as a bartender by the firm, but whom
he moved to the citu that the con-
tract was not fulflled by the com.
pany.
F. NJ. Dixon was given a judgment
lof $3.50 against James II. Moore
y for breach of contract. Dixon sued
because he made a contract to work
for Moore. whom he alleged violated
the contract.
A motion with reasons for a new
trial was filed in the case OF Charlie,
Brown against John w. Ogilvie.
The suit of the Paducah Brewer,
company against J. A. Taylor wa
heard before Judge Reed.
Docket Tomorrow.
The docket for tomorrow IL: J. NJ
Case Mill Manufacturing oompan,
against T. S. Vickers; Paducah Coop
erage company against the Paducal
Veneer and Lumber company: X. D
Suell against c. X. Lamond; Padu
cah Brewery company against Roge
Furey; Friedman, Keller & compan
against Roger Furey.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-16
Miss Monroe May Return.

Miss Lillian Monroe has returned
to her home in MeHenry after visit
in the city. Miss Monroe is one of
the best school teachers in the state.
and a brilliant young woman. She
has excellent references from the
state department of education and
she may apply for a position in the
Paducah schools.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-16
tcontinued on Page six.)
Railroad Men Return.

Master Mechanic J. H. Nash. Trav.
cling Engineer Il. J. Feeney and c
W. Crate. foreman OF the car de-
parsment. returned early this morn
ing from Louisville. after attending
the monthly stan meeting Of the affi
cials OF the Louisville division. T
A. Downs. assistant trainmaster
vii return tonight.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-16
Engineer Scaff Killed When Two
Freight Trains Collide, and Four
Men Are Injured---Side Swipe
s'DEATH.

Kansas City, Mo, Feb. 16.-
Miss Agnes Elkins. niece of
Senator Elkins, society wom-
an and aspirant for stage hon
, ors, attempted suicide by
, shooting herself in a room at
the Willard hotel early today.
Physicians believe she will re-
cover. Her father and mother
> are both dead. II is believed
she attempted suicide because
. Senator Elkins, who is admins
traitor of her fathers estate,
forbids he- accepting the stage
offer.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-16

Deputy U. S. Marshal Elwood Neel
came In from Mayfeld today, having
In custody Tim Boyd and Humey
Caldwell. both colored. charged with
bootlegging. Caldwell was held
over under bond OF 5000. and Boyd
will have his hearing before United
States Commissioner Armour Gard
ner tomorrow morning.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-16
Tobacco Grand Jury.

Lexington, Ky, Feb. 16. (Spec-
al.)-In federal court at Covington
next week a grand jury, will be en-
panneled TO consider the tobacco
situation in Kentucky. The chances
are that the grand jury will not pro-
ceed against the Burley society, but
will take up individual cases.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-16
Company Purchases Site for
Sheds al Dover on British
Side of Water.
Greek Army and Navy About
to Fight.
SOME MORE SOCIALIST RIOTS

London, Feb. ia regular trans
channel aerial ~ervice will be in OPP
Grafton within year. according TO
statements made today by the Paris
London Aerial company. which began
negotiations today for shed sites at
Dover. the English terminus of the
line. The company will use both
dirigibles and aeroplanes.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-16
Masonic Home Burns

Grand Rapids. Mich, Feb. 16.-
Fire of origin unknown at 10 O'Clock
this morning destroyed the Masonic
home. The loss is 100000 All of
the 800 inmates we're removed with
difficulty, but safely.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-16
fContinued on rage Four.)
Judge Bugg Better.

Circuit Judge r. J. Bugg, who has
been in Ill health, Is improving slowly
in Texas. according to reports. He
has gained weight and spends most
of his time In the open air. His many
friends over western Kentucky wish
him a speedy recovery.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-16
Bad Weather.

Louisville. KY, Feb. 16. (spec-
ial. louisville had miserable
weather today as a rain, freezing as
1t descended, fell all during the day.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-16
Special Compensation of Judges
Provided For in Bill That Passes
Lower House of the Legislature
'sssssssssssss - .
NINA Is LOST.

. Washington, Feb. 16-Hopes
. aroused by a report that the
. missing naval tug Nina had
. been sighted of Montauk Point
. heading for Boston were dashed
. to the ground today by a re-
. port from Boston that the
. sighted vessel wasn't the Nina,
, but the naval tug Apache,
. which is searching for her.
. There is now little doubt that
> the Nina has gone down. II
. she we're afloat and making
. headway she would have been Z
> picked up. Z
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-16

Professor and Mrs. A. M. Rags
dale. of Third and jefferson streets,
are the proud parents of a fine boy,
born yesterday AFTERNOON.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-16
Morgan Sails

New York. Feb. 16.-J. P. Morgan
sailed today on the Cedric for Med
iterranean ports for a short vacation.
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,"-' me- Hrs'r. 71rr G1:'rs
! a. friday Nr-L Nhrn forth aneIi
NUr-r Tor 'lr-nu her charges wheeled
Wanting to NAH instead n" twir>
Hc,an ~ NirH each nthyr shin
iiI town the ,riy~ ana pp The street
They fought Attn Disconnected feet.
begging I" be allowed 10 rIn
TIL NJ 80 cyciai'ur I On, do have done
VI last. wh~r halfway ~ me hin.
Tin ling 'hrn unCpnNcrtri >ti'i.
po,sr nrr>s. los; "a hence a. she ran
CRYING IA fetch the hOgry man"
IND running from them round the bend.
she comes upon soldier fri-nr.
Nhn. let hS graNtiatlon = law.
rduCiiN rlN toward her Gra"~
The twin. meanwhile In pal>ie,i fear
Have watched their nur>r'naid disappear.
Lest Tive dread h"grNt-EH' arrive.
lnSiinctiy.ly they rcae 20 strive
Ru' nov ~ Town the ,idr \ shin
MAY careless ~ II, mOoTlngS. zip
rh-ir Vv.!ins " heel begins 20 grOpe
Rr>por dive - the DOWN. ard slope
soon with = hint ~ more 10 come.
10 she = IT. equilibrium.
hnr lIgh'ig gathering yp IT. speed
GliieS o' Ike NrIoClpeic
There on the hcdgerou bank shove
ST. rlaid and warrior lost IN love.
" hllr SWiftlirs toNn the hillside spins
The p'rambu,a'nr and the twins.
I rYrt On by ApprrhenstN ~GuealS.
rho nad'cn-d engine piles It, wheels.
ri!l turning on the ioNtpath'< ~tgr
II hur'~ them heaiIous tn the hedge
attracted by Their pIte~uS cries.
Pale nuTSs now 20 thr rescue htes.
lnd >car-rlN knowing which l. which
She dr,g~ the culprit> from the ditch
TN strictly >riru .iGc .EpIn't~,
Their toir'ul plight she then cynoInt>-
CRYING a. ne ~rrArk> 'rrTs With will.
Tha' rorlr~ ~ never sitting sun"
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TOT nay work. and tho cons,r,rtion II thu.
hnsptsAl began almost Immediately IL
was completed In ioUo But b.ior. the
hospital could bc opened had TO haze
nurses Va ! commencssi th,. training
ot Ihin--- aiIE from th,. William Sa-i
Mission school. which u also located ~
hiukiang. and ! soon had a corps L. 81
IN nG:nbS.= though than in efficiency
but they learned very QUICKLY AMI |
now hav" corps Of nineteen nurS.,-
All hln'--'' yirI- who ! think ar" ~ com
pet.ht a. almost any | have ever seen
And besides ! have educated eighty two
other nurses, who ar. row dong work
throughout the interior OF China
How many patients do We have Last
year AT the di-pensary | treated over
,S,"" and IN the hospital W. had GI5
men nave private practice also among
IN" w-althl"r Chinese. for YOU understand
the hospital H. charity. only tho-.. paving
who can AFFORD To. and they are very few
les. perform surgical Operations
not many major but numerous MINOR
practice is obstetrical and | believe that
ny teaching the Necessity for cleanliness
IN IN" sick room | have saved tho lives
OF many babies and also saved many from
oeing handicapped in this life by som"
deformity
Then YOU enjoy your work.
oh immensely IL | did not I would
ne unable Ia endure tn" strain. for | am
kept oh. So busy. Hut u j. the greatest,
happiness Of my iif. To relieve TN. suffer
ing oi my own peopl. and know that |
nav" been the entering w-dg. To- Il great
work. Hut come and $50 the hospital for
yourself
IN" hospital has two war,i- with beds
Tor ninety-five patients. two operating
rooms. convalescent ward and "a sun
parior. besids-' fifteen rooms fog private
patients Its rooms are light and airy
and fine atmosphere IF ch"-rf illness
rervIdes IN. whol.. INSTITUTION. Every
thing ~ a. neat a. WAY
while patients arr ConNal"srsnt they
ar. taught the rud,m.nt> o: hygiene nd
clean ness. and the reasons therefor are
carefully explained ia each person. For.
as DR.. stone explained they in turn be-
come teachers when they return to their
homes and thus the good work does not
stop AT the doors of the hospital
\ practical result Of Dr. Stones work j.
apparent Ia IN" foreigner in tbs. fact that
there IL little anii-for-ign feeling shown
IN kmkIang. WHEREAS rp the river, at
Hanko~. and down the river at Marking. "
crops out every lIttl. while And DR.
stone Is onlF IN" of number nj Chinese
women who are doing the same work
throughout China in the ultimate. hope Of
wedding out dirt and dlSea-.
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ne WI. no. ,rr npur,n, suffrage. lrc mad stated
Der Hni o'"r.
c'ui,- no r.ur-i
Furtn-~ ,r--- .r"u'i b~ no banners and sa' he's
ru.uI ihe .lir-.
md nrnrH - GLOW rihhon he would call \ sore
di.grar'
% she stay ~ home onr morning A. h- thought.
10 vrrp ~ rrt'
Pu, q HttIc h1'cr luncheon ,h~ decide 20 90 ont.
And ~ r"ur,o b" had g. help h"r and. we'll pirturr
MA. Hlarr'
Tb.r. we're Vote, 'o- Nor ~ button turny
.S'su dOs n her back
LJAANh ". SEELDoN.
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Nrni-ipai ice i:inL

Ir. No, - IuU. I.ph. BrU.y.
Iru..u DYpudY- b. IN rhr Niss,'.ippI Tl,-r
rni ni. un' ~ tho Hu"-' hlrlof, hcrV-'n Nrw
D-1Aus and NJ Tsru 'nrT. ha- rc-n l.ii.r ~ NJ,
ice. saAurE In recent years S"N'rni ttrles ~
tempt, Ia 'pndu'' q private rink have failed.
principal, owing q" high price "f admission.
alderman John - ii"ura' plans 20 ltliI. the
whnIr ~ ~" harbnr which BE. = go 'rc' long md
az .crt Vide III" narh"r uuv Is frozen u,~-
,nI ~ .non - II as" m-i I'D, l.nb' H. -rIrf -
sill h" nppd-i from the r,tS water ,yU"rIl mus
I'll, ,og II -ur'i,' h. ..rpuis ~ slHr.
Nlrn, NE .horr~ u 3. gruprSed 10 huiid shelter.
.rnrrr .lat,- may rc adig-t~d. wN"Tr .EFt,r.
MAY rc-t hnd gel s.~Ip and gh"r" Ne, mas hn,-
'hrI wraps chrrk"I Policemen viii De- yr' .cri
At all imr~ AMI rrrrr'"r ut't,"s ~ the - man ,
uiun- ~ the 81, 'i ~ assigned tn regular dr'S
~ rhsp"run.
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The song and the singer.

FINN 'Hr Ch'crG1 Record HrrI'd
I at sore hearted IN my room
Md heard the Ct'y'> roar.
There sC'tl~i town a heavy gloom
Where al Ns> bright before.
Nj u"p-s - fair T,Nt ards ahead
| 'nprgr' NETr urNd forever dead:
pc-pl': ~uOCJ.ri at m door.
NuG then heart aNo.ce divine
10 'hT..lv me thrOa : Ia and through
The sin ger room Wa ucN' iO mine.
haGr r'l cares Aulr
Ia fnncN rrulI ~r- hcr thrrc
- ful A. Nnry GIT'cn> falr
Md fu-J a. graceful t"o.
! fingered IN bN~>ful spell.
Forgetting ny lI~rnAg.
Iui In the morning. Watching well.
Nv her start away.
The rnarrr departed from her song,
She wa, about A. broad - long.
Nrl az, u dAy
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Hiram wise

ron. m Wr,N'1rfor ~'Ir
Ont lItrlr.' " $50 u1 fame intent
INTO r-rr for urI'r went
WI -I.Ep-.,~
The TulN. and NrNr- spend y con
~ah! Hi-.T N!~r
The o'hr- '-lr" FROM a'ar
rarur d. mink Ion = na-luc ga
tie iOph 81 B.. ~. -
Ne - To-" rlrgr~' Pos Ia
~ali HlTar. MI"
nVlran. grt hIrrs"i'A r..r
InI vurr Oh ufr'rT "a rubr
~ Wl-. -iF'
lnt 'rui.cI a4 ,ns Vim mannc' COOP.
mi Hiram rr
The o''~r fellow 'aiIosrd coat
.lIr general rurIiNfr FHUlH note
VITA -~r"n;li eye
aid ,a., H.. Ia" dressed Ip Les. ,ot-
Tor nirm Ni-"
TE,' Ir,.-sci ~ chap roN tolls cNrh dan
In shirt sIr-y-~ ,nd Tor moderate Day.
ma of - -igr-
WouE hal pur,u~d nc wa
~ Hiram W'-~
In raIrrrr. ~ fn~< hiram no~r
IIcrpilns NErE back home h~ gOc,
Md mo. p, 'ir-
Hts .uJu'-' Nflr .'riug~ ana wear %" "D~-'.
Bli Hiram - -
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pam .'r % d. trrIns'Cr Tf.r'>
ureru,b-r a,u-ars from oi calendar ~
nl.r been o., notable amt, rr-ary frr 'irbrp
E-ig.n wprihlrs about nhom know Tul-
be-. und 'lclrrau-. lfis m, cs>'ur =. Drlnip'.
~ INTERESTING .eT .uuIgr ~ in Liberal brrrIsc
h. q. ~. patron ~ HawAr.!rr and gave his
name To- M uprnrr Wnca SIR Gladstone rs'ab
n.Uni the. mi, tate l- tlsp the memorial
~ 'rr -r.u.. = No ~" ~ Bnr!scy wh'rh W's
r-c iDra 49, nr,. 'rd '"rrrr5 , f,,"rrr pla,e
of nrgrimtg- ,'rHr Dr i.c prpn-ltr uainl,n
still rrntriI- ttr' free brrfI-" .uclrrfiy chm ct
win fr, sN,'u-r o. -urpI,Iu- rot and refresh
men; 10 weary pilgrims boJnd for BATdssv.
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TIN towns ~ ,iemiock Nofn'sin
In M name . empires drrsi'
fnr within the Hornw deep
" hrur- 'a' t'.'~ pour, UONn In 'hunrrr
lsN - Ma Co. 'ir- 'r"p
nj aDn, 20 -'auI- Persia rn~n
Tfuu = rra. "u iirwl"cE-, >no.idrr
Loot her -. rn Enu'r,t"ai- dawn
" nrn tho 'rr~aSJ- Huui ne kr'r
Painted nuci board, r.-itr 'rur, Persia
Through the Ky ptiAn Nuu,ilnrd- ,un
Passing uu those eve, ~ Ma,
NJ the counting youth OF Egypt
Wandering Ip the Persian Way
I rom the up : rT>I run IN sprtns
Tu the last October apples
oft the meet. 90 Np' u AMI sing
Then the wini reT> round tho west
Nnd the tempest sweeps ~ midnigh'
OycT Hcrflu,k barren breast
" hlrls the snow along that steep
nsrriraGc- the wat from Persia
Burie- Egypt iarhom> deep.
SsE,H : ILroHoKN
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T-spi ~" Tg.h,gH'Dr star
WV Itt:ir. ~ IIlrrr.rn serve.
iud TnanaEr motor car.
Nrd Air. rig ladies have the nerve
lu al iu.uuV the stars.
willie uIfTIUi ltii'r Nr1N"iS seek
t. ,Hu' 70, now ana then
TrH' he car hoId Yg-1d-' ana speak
" hHEuiIy - r.rl.
Tr.t I . s~r'inr yfsii tSr
~ 'TUC sUTnnsSirg r1tcht
NniI Tho .rruH# whTnrr wan would nee.
rr-a'ur" tnTVi-l'-fi gritr
90 ~ here tho Christians 'uUtil' SQUADS
~ constant amt 80 loud
fiehpd me il.l. m her rnunIS
NrIurs: d, anpGplng crowd
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I'--|I ~ T'UT'TIHU I'r.1-
Stepping pu' OF !""f- = = prevailing rahi'
anon, -Hrv 1"rIu r""ui" thoI' IN,
.t.uI,l. winter ami summer -I""r n TN"
opp -"iu.' h..yInE only = PIAZZA =" -i.rp
., rft.r sVt other ar bf!ldiHs -lrsllug
.tDr.V.r- Im- HHpr be- not auunL -trH
I."u... entirely bui p"rpi" who ar" .,u-
T.. rtUr|f y.i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18

Ihcrisn rrc1 ,,lla be- ,nr l"r t't>at 'acnHN nt
or ~ithoGl the NrttrI" slS,a q" aCd means pear
In the cri. rlric pertri ',i,',d H. rnGh>h n M
composite la"r"-I' " u'aIrr e., 20.
~ e -c,.hrntIy from memory alone. quot,
from an OF ballad cnt'u"i Sm"king spiritual
Pen>Nn'r,. hcl'- cuts an rra = 8, fnlI"ws.
/ rh> iEiau ~rci. now Vith~rri V..It'
I Tn green ~ noon. at down H'utEE'
| show Tbs frrGs
| Thus thin, and ,nIuNc tnh"crn-
| Tn. plp- - lIiyIkc an wcak
| Does thus thy mortal tate hc>p"a.
Thou art zen such
Gone with a touch.
Thus tank ami SMOKE tobacco
And when the smoke aSrcui> on high
Then thou b-holi',t the vanity
az worthy stun
Gune with a pun
Thus tNink and smoke tnha"''
And when she pipe grows 'nu. within
Think M the Snul dr,iled with sin.
For then the rrs
II doth require.
Thus think AMI ~rpuSC iDbarUu
And >.~<t the aSh-> cast away
Then Ia myself thou rnayc-t say.
That to the dust
Return thou must
Thus think ini smoke tobacco
NRR,H,N SCEHuPP
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