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>,r,Las az V-us,sbI. I..x.nA

20 NV rUIrnH ~ rHF ~rS say. Hst--
- th~rr s"rns "u" 90 The HoHnsn House hs'
s~kug fur q nt''s fis''rrNon vri,ksv pleas. sir 20
-ud TELLING tho ND, ~ -not tius ~ " sroF rrr'
1ii- -houlu yurI ,oW~ south
t.ursi 'irrs he ~ on 'ust omit The apostrophe
" he ,fiIl m tnerr hand htru cigarette an
h~,~ f~v linh vorda Tbsi hospitality lhirs
dnVu here H. rols. 'sb suv cornrncrJ Al us7
ato be. tns'iC th@ Smau towns tn Ashania -
Ni.,i.sfnri At.nu' ~. Southsru hO,TatRfty s'u~
The bind fhr' I've enro'tntsred has he~u On
'n~ faftn ~ I,opr tT~rt. -sgEv corn bread. r7r1f
driukinr Vatsr. and ,0tton.~sd butter SerN~i
- supp-r. io,igi1g aua h7"aAfss' ~ - N . tk-n7
With the rate r7I,s,l 81 -bo'ik Jon sprcnd So
NorL 90 our signature
Hovr, ~. viii -tii continue 90 cheer whor trs
hsnd psls DiAic. Lut : viii think OF thoss touru
ing words.
Wav down south in 'ns land - cotton.
tium hotels ans husiues- rutien.
h-~n assy. keep away a.
WI" started that comedy about Sortnerr ~
ritauty anyhow ! o.. MrSANsEs
HNzLEHrEsr. Mss March ~.
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ENGINEERS ron rKg soUrR.
4 Fvu,sfus asa Wsrthy ssemsrssl ~ mes.
ega n. lA@.

To RIM EDTroR OF TEE srN-s,v. 4 dtp-
nes was given In Washing ton Monday night
by the Hon. Charles rraDCt~ Adans 10 Mas
sachnssats 20 the advisory board " The
Robert y. Lee memorial. rhis memorial
takes the form % q fund and MT IDLE ststU-
be employed for tho realization 81 lees
consistent and persistent A-piTafions. the
Embellishments - . perfectly equipped school
Of civil engineey1nE To this end Mr. Al, ~
has lent his talents. his far spresd tntiueocs,
snd such money as he ran personally spare
cT directly ~ indirectly control
The history of the Washington and Ice
University at Lexington. W - tor we'll
known to call for more Than n brief es,apiiu-
lation. After the Revolution Ntrginia he
slowed certain lands urcn George Mssh-
inston for his services tie accepted them
With tho understanding that he might be
allowed 10 transfer the s,ft ia some institu-
ION NJ learning of he oNn selection and a
last 'hose Liberty Vail nov known a. Wash
ing'on and lee 7 'niversuv iat.rths name
vas changed to Washington college which
name n bore W - 'he time Of the ciyil war
and sfterwsrd The George MaShin gton
endow men' hsd heen utilized. and with this
slender AID the INSTITUTION struggled on
After Nppoms''cN t7S@o ear wss Of
Tered tn hobart Lee ~ head an insurance
COMPANY. ShIswd men wanted the prestige
of hts -'Ainl~~. name hut 10 refused the ofsr
promptly We kusv nothing About tnsur-
ance cr anv other form ~ business and he
frankly aaid a. much Rlt he did know a
great deal nj bout tho culture OF the southern
youth. especially Nth reference To the new
conditions. lie foreSaw the South's mate
r,sl development. snd " Nas lie dream 70
s'iuip h,- own peopls for a realization Of the
-'upeDdous prospect. ~ no accepted tho
presidency NJ Washington college At = ~
avv ~ ttoo a month. and -tralrhtwaN Ad-
dressed himself 30 the task 81 preJar ring
Young men for the duties and r~spon-ihili-
tics vh,"h he perceived in q then uncertain
and obscure future
With The revival ~ vWgInms fortunes
h,a meazre salary waa increased until ~
last ~ scaled the dizzy altitude of ~. oIo
We always cherished the idea of the en
gin"aring SCHOOL. and n Vas nrsi among hts
regrets that he could not live 10 -ee n car
RED out Since hts death the name of the
college has been chan Red. or rather enlarged
" Il nov Washington and Ice J'niverSity.
~ome additional endowments have sp-
pearsd. among them one from = famous
philadelphia phiIAnthropist Mr. Welsh
But " h -till q struggling and ~ supported
institution. With only about an s,udsnts.
but With all lofty ideals and With n splendtd
impetus. ~ once -eusitively honorable and
strictly pure
The intention NJ the fund ts 80 realize
The aspirations ~ Robert y lee. In ~stab-
tsh ~ lexington . s~hool ~ engineering.
Nhere Southern Youth may prepsre for
southern development, VrR"t>Ia>
WssHISoroS. y q March -
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the craving for material prosperity
witch has intoxicated Germany for
forty years cannot obliterate the memo
rice 81 resistance 30 the tyranny Of Ma
PoLgoN. Of Austria and os Prussia, which
sent the flower Of her people tO the
United States and other lands IN is4s
and the years that followed. u is not
radicals and extremists alone that Or
Won BsTMGANN HoLLwE0 has offended
by bureaucratic intolerance. which was
believed 10 Be obsoleta. but the whole
body of educated and intelligent Ger
mans % al parties.
In spite 81 police alaxma and inter
ference, meetings protesting against the
continued restriction Of the franchise
are being held quistly throughout the
Prissian lands. The few cases Of con-
hict reported seam due wholly To excess
Of real or TO the fears 81 officials. The
Social Democratic have naturally taken
the lead. for their party name 10 being
made to cover all who are discontented
with existing conditions in Germany
Enough meetings have been called. how
ever by indignant Germans who en-
phasized the fact that they were not
Social Democrats to warn the Kaiser and
his Minister, 10 they needed the warning.
that twentie,h century Prlssians are not
A. submissive ~ those Of the eighteenth
century.
Everything 80 far has b~en quiet and
orderly. for the German il n peaceful
individual and respectful NJ authority
He can get pretty angry, though. when
he feels that he has hem maltrpated.
Or Won BKrHMANN HouLwEo takes M
pains 10 conceal his contempt for tho
Germans voting intelligence
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AFGB RESPECT ron WOWEN
An Osd Angle-Endsa1's Comment ." tire
Recent Attack lR Jerusalem.

To THB Enron ~ THP SrN 81 PROM
my intimate knowledge of the NfshsU~ :
ran scarcely believe that real Afghan At
tackled . marty 81 American la,Iie- and
wounded them near the Mosque Of Omrr ~
Jerusalem Such an set - contrary ~ the
-Pukhtunwab or code of honor ~ the
Afghan people snonE whom 7 resided ior
many years when I was On the frontier
iewhers about the year 1919. an Afghan
shot 40 Mrs Brandreth the wife ~ the III.
tTict magistrate ~ koha' Nr~ordtns -
tho vigorous way Of settling such thing, -
'hose DAYS he vas tried nv the local u,rg ..
'rste sud hsnged within twelve hrur..
when no was IN the -~anold he sa,d 10 I'D
not mind dying -'hs road ~ '-oi tor
attempting 20 take the life of an irrci.' 'ri
he had NJ tdesa thst he had .hot - . v.,..t'
for she seemed to Ocsr he hs' and ,plf - %
man
among the MANY ss-assbna tons ~ Office
and other IN the frontier there - not = -,ni'is
instance ~ an Afghan taking 'hc lte 81 90
English woman. In the ISIS uf ''u ~ .-.I
vas driving hts hsnres ~ . hu-g. uu go,
khybsr road and he va- -'unf D.. lu
hN her nattv" groom Wa -eur HHt"iy rH'L Too
the military station 81 peshavur
In lSAi whom The Rriti~h arm. ''sfrrl ~
bnl they lsft WITH Sirsiar Akhsr khlr auu,r.
bef ~ ladie-. including Lady NtcuBUgh
and law Sale AMI snhongh 'ss r''"'' i'N
usughten and his H--i-tanf. t.Ipfrru tr..tn
aud the hole British arm consisting r.
'.nsn mon vas annihila tsf with the o..ruilor
~ Dr Prvden Whu reached .laislHbai iu
tell the tale The Sirdar gave tho ftIlic-t NJ,
lection 10 the ladies and haze 20 nv p,s.
session an autograph letter vbr'h lstIr
Nacusughtsn. iadv sale and others gave
- thetr keeper. Hawuddeep khBu. m v h''h
they state Inst 'hia ighaU isiln. ,lt,l IN iu
hi- power ~ make their puststnu Hs ttr1.
Wk-cwe - possible Amt the rtrrt-h
hal dethfoBad posF Mohamfuesi khtu and
hv . course ~ double dealing Hud ,iIul,rif,
hsd made an attempt 81 setss VI" Nf-htu
country and besides fhi- hi-tor. s.uTsl-
fhai English Officers hsd hseu gull eft ,t-.
hopcTing Afghan women
believe fhs' ~ - ~ hs found uT-oU tur.rlrv
that the fsua't"s ntsto0k 49,. h.t. tua
,ost- Of the AnisFt'su tzdt.- to- rrp-s ..I
nsltshUsn ~ N.tI,r. Ar.uN,
NV NuHN March -
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The Federal Income Tax Amend
meut On Kentucky.

II will DE observed that tho votes bv
which the Senate II Kentucky refused
20 suspend its rules TO consider the
income tax amendment tn the Consti-
tuition 81 the United states were cast
nv ten Republicans and seven Demo
Gratis. q division which Indicates clearly
the non-partisan nature ~ the Oppo~i-
ticn to this measure. The Senate ~
composed ~ twelve Republicans and
twenty-six Democrats. and the HOUSE,
which had twice appsoved the amend
neut. a twenty-eight Republicans and
esventy-two Democrats. Thus u is
apparent that n the Democrats ~ Ken
lucky were sincere IN their adherence
q" the platform declarations II their
party, they. having two-third- ~ the
senate membership. could have s,is-
rended tho rifles and approved the
amendment
II " significant that Kentucky was one
IT the statee the Legislatures of which
we're confidently expected tn favor this
amendment. So late "a January - II
vas reported in Washington that the
counted or confidently. This was a week
sfter Governor HuGHEs had transmitted
his message in opposition to the amend
meut 10 the Legislature of New York
The Governors unanswersble argument
unqlestiOnably Influenced the Legislators
~ KeRtucky Virginia ~ another State
IN which favorable action WAS looked for
Nv the advocates OF the amendment and
whose Legislature disappointed them
u seems clear that the amendment
VII MT reCeiv" the approval of the
number ~ States NECESSARY tn add u
90 the Constitution Nor ran it, defeat
become a I,olitical ,ss'Ie h~'ween the
Republican and Democratic parties. for
each n them will share N the credit ~
rs rejection.
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ZEE FRANKLEN Primer
An Example % Philsaelphia we. Ncs s-,
ten Learning.


To rMR EDIToR oY TEE SuN-S1y vo,,
Interesting and amusing account Of ~.
Ben Franklin nonsense primer II 10 eryOy
IN ono respect n was no' ~ Bos,o- -.
origin bnt halted from Philadelphia %,
date about 1875. The spthor vas Frs-.
Green. then one Of the right hand me- 70
Cowperthwait A Co. book publishers -,
Chestnut street below Seventh street y.
flrr " no longer IN existence
NJ. Green's attempt was 'he rrArsst
random skit doubt n n ever occurred o.,
him that " would attract any attenrior 80
thing worth publishing on snythins '.gs
. large scale But some time after he D.. %.
forth Q demand suddenly epranE up for 81.
aud I hear some aO 90 Of them were 70, F.,
~. Ths people tired Of their new $50
however and the call for ther, die o,
quickly a. n had arisen. some vears a's'
give or sc, me few copies. but he do rrst
he could not
I DO not mean 80 hs taken ~ 80 WINS ..t.
no edition ever emanated from Bos'o
say only that the book was OF Quake ....
origin. n YOUR correspondent quotes ..-
rec,lv. some ono must have taken lih.r.. -
viih Mr. Greens text The cat ana 'f.
ku ran thus. n my memory - not - f1...
The 'cat snd ne kiL
The cat = me dam ~ th- 49,
Dam tho cst and me ~,
Pronounced Kat
Mr. Green ,- still Twins IN C,.rmaur---.
7 believe = "
BE"oELTN March "a
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The PaH Nal GdS'rc has brought ~
light an nficial memorandum PRIVATELY
CIrculatei by the Admiralty In ISS Who
defines the ~" Power standard a. that
which would give England hope 81 sic
Ce~s IN = WaT against any two Powers. and
from tins statement " ~ argued that MIR.
ASoTITH. the Prim- Minister. Wa- di-in-
g~nunu- when b." Declared that the GOV
.'rnm~nt iId not include IN" 7 nited states
un" - any two Powers - no con b
-idsr-i ~ ne" NV u programme N..ver
theleS- IN" prn" Minister may have leen
SINCERE ~ h,- Construction. Assuming
that tie-uauy vii huIh all tho iDrcad-
noughtS planned for the period endini
IN 1875 and that ~" ni'sd States will ALL
continue IN Law i"N al big gun ships. u
would @s-am that the undertaking to AppIy
the two Power standard tn the United
States and German programmes would b.
too Stuenuou- and costly even for the
resources ~ England.
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Prom ~ i0ndDn fstohs
IN ohi~rt i~-s.rf I'm the utilization ~ nss' N-r'
1as fnr tho tat i~v b~~u carried on m n0-'-
EASTERN ts~Twau,. ~pWs ls.Wu acre - r-.f.
lsnd. known . thr rt"d~bufg hpgs are bsfTs .r
riaifned and the usHt u~~si FOR me supply ~ oil.
'T'r ppwrr Tho land g. Sttlflh atTt ~ ssff.~..
uhD ~ The -ifu~ time rIt pat ara s~l 70 a. ' 20
electrical suppl, company. win Nor-- on IN ..
snd IN me middle 81 thr hog o. - sJp~~tsd ...
inis s~rffal power station siIi supply electric.
for light and povrt for region 80 thirty ~.. 90
radius. Already " supplies risCtrir tght up PEI
den. " iiheimshayen and several Other large i"H
and cities.
A. rs products o. the COM ersion ~ me -n~fs
~ the peat into rlertri~ity large quantities Of a.
rnonia AMI hycToErn suiphtde arc made and
~ Part - the work lnirty eight miles - %
canals "a ~ made. sud la Older % acComp,.''
this about CSC srrrs ~ moor have . 10 strippT0
their peat Thus in ne naklng 20 the canA'
=sO.OOn.0oO cubic feet % peat would ~ supple
for ne central power station And MS. ~ %
rpckunsd. would Escp n going a. Ia present. "a.
% ~ produetion % energy for saw 40 years
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y hcaa.

III. -o,,d,. rh..,, ,.-o,, ,,r 80,
o-,,n.,oL =, , go uo ooo h,.LoL. n
,,.o,.,o ,.,.ld :, ~. Ia, &c -.
-, I, no Co. a., L,-L.,- -.
-. .u,,,.t
60 g.. - e., l., -. ~,
- -. 90
$50, ~ 80, ,
"'N ;" 20 " S''."' '''N''''' ~
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Decay 90 NJ Aupreasieo sysssn aDd ths
Manoenmv % IMlpoR.

To rHB EDTNoR or THE SUs-S,v Ire
avs words England ross at the marrow.
the heading % an article In THE SIX. bring
hoEas polRnAnily 20 any Englishman a grave
social question. the cause Of unemployment.
and len corollaRy. the production n unem-
ployahlss. That great builder 10 % char
actsr. appreaticeship. u fact disappearing
IN nv country. but J trust 'ha, " not 90 In
America. Parents are 80 snN sous that their
children shall become wage esrners ~ soon
~ they leave school thu, they ssnd their
hoys into anv occupation which offers =
few shillings 81 ,he STARE, aud foT some rec
son seem dlstn~lined 10 make an immediate
sscrifce for q future great reward
IN the town % Waliinsford archbishop
La0d his portrait hangs with many Others
Ia the Quaint town half left - the town a
charity to take ths form ~ providing the
fec ~ apprenticeship to 'he bows ~ the
town: hut u l. dihfcul' - ind appl'-
cants for this .l~Volence amounting to
SIS. 90 the mOnsy tss Idle Vet the reach
iuR . hoy q trade r. invariably - make .
man ~ him
7 have been struck - have iouTneyed
through this oountry 81 the number n boys.
Apparently OF school age. selling papers
In the streets, boarding .aT~ every few se"-
onds 10 the discomfort W the passengers
TEha u the class We find 700 often graduate
lotto unemplOyable- he nickels these
BOYS PICK up may ne ol A.slhtaAl'e u NNt-N
parents, and vet the cause Of Cittyen-htp
would be helped by prohibiting boys oi
school age engaging w this traf1' King
The use OF labor saw ing machinery. whore
tho human biped ~ little more than hCkev
tn the machine makes work % m0uoto-
nSSuS ma TO- , "s
subdivision 81 labor has les-sns-i that intel
ltgent interest in theiT work whtrh ua-
found IN the old craftsmen We Nant. IN
the words of John Morley tnow NiscOunti,
our citizens 80 be claimed by reason. hTacel
by knowledge. Clothsd with steadfsStue~S.
and N the report 81 tho commission hi"h
roti gave In vow columns can point tho wav
90 this desired goal both countTis~ vll We
benefited FHEp MtIIAE
Nav Yoaa March IL
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regarded o. either proof or fair assur-
ance OF a repetition II the experience
in the NEXT generation Assuming no
material increase In tho price os the
commodity, the production and con-
sumption Of 7.OOO. loo 100 bushels In iStO
are not improbable. The greater prob
ability. however. IL that demand will
o'itstrip supply and find . natural check
in advanced price. Wheat conditions
in this country will depend mainly upon
the intelligence shown by the farmers
TN selection OF seed and cultivation IT
Soil The decline in exports " not at
all an indication oI an approach IN the
limit If producing power
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N the positive assertions ~ Albany
correspondents are 10 he believed. Gov
ernor HUGHEs - about IN take the fold
IN another oampaign for his direct pri-
mary measure
N - not aS the inventor II = patent
political medicine that the people n
this State respect the Hon. CHARLES
CIan using public emotion to advance a
cerronal issue that he has earned an
honorable and national fame.
n the support ~ - pTeposteroIs =
piece If political ignorance and praju-
dice A. the Hinman-Cir~an hill - Ia 10
made the test ~ decent citizenship m
the State, then the fight against WOOD
RUTF. BARNES, ALDRID"E and their
associates might a. well he abandoned
now a. hereafter
Governor HUGHEs will not sucreed IN
reconstructinR human nature or IN revo-
Iutionizing the political system II this
state. He oan render real public ser
vice 20 his party and ~ the state II he
will consent tn work with other enually
honest men who have M faith in any
scheme of regeneration. hut are ready
20 get down 70 business the moment
the Governor gives the word
What the present emergency demands
70 not a marvellous new system for
cleansing clouds with short handIed
brooms. but return 80 the good old
fashioned manner If removing filth with
-k~-la
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O'OVNELL ,VD DTSP tFTI
Nn"'h~r N---,~. ~ 'h- ss..- ~ yh~sr
Iuoattut,

o." rvs FrIroS ~ THg S-N ,o'lr ~crr-
spnndsnt student ~ th- code tnarcurst-iy
ss,ss 'h- rsuss ~ the trouble betN e~n OConneiI
sud N'sfser Whsn Usrseh nr~t rsn Tor PARTS
rrsn' IN ne 'uuserya'ivs in,srests ~ vas ~
'ra''f ''' "rnsil tnovfng th- Young lev WAs
,".'. md rssi, - make NJ rrsrs 'old hun that
90 10 s1"tf ,''. Hlrrs~lf v'th ths whig party. th-
"a 70. foo 0fi.H fnr no tine hetng oCanneII
SO Interested no 'orusli vosld 49, N bis
s'"~'i"n 'Hsrss. rzr~~,i and Vs> duly elected IS
Whts n"uNrr ~ Parliament
iuttns rirrSsF -Irrpundsd stth brilliant rrsn
go rn'r rlrf~l. s--h7r'u7gsf hgr fSisvs~i; dc
sert-'i fn's" 100 .-"fru.-i hig sfsrttou znd pru
rsss's-i ri, no ripuI.Hrr rr-arked 20 ~due.t, b
80 ~ .rrE a-ff. sHrf. utsraeH's traitoro,.s
s~,s-e.o1 d" ,I-sr..s.I 60, onn~u that whsn the
ovaor' ..".f 'r".- 30 '>t' no Hou~s Of Co-nu-oas
tfff 30 .Hf r'. o.. .1psr the "a me- OF the rnprnI
..r. .Hi-' fuHt o.. Hsd hstri ~ Dlsrasu Uho IN
H"""rr'.. "-. rer '"p,r"nI - mat unhappy
rsu
"urr ~ Usn''' % neil .sr~ountrr. ~ INC a-ld
30 Huro- Do .ui"f N'- man. snd this - grteved
hifu mat no d~tsruin~t never 10 nght again
Tow" o. ptrinm~ntEr' sr'sniti-s brought orc or
""H '0f H'~i almost ~ hioWs chsn-nes was
i--r~i h"i 'hs lrrn~nirg duct ~ talked bs,,,,
'r,f gr~r tho tNy Rrrive' both the prtncipai, had
tsrr ara stcd In nEier tn prevent the ensountrt
-rr.' ". outu~ later n hen - ConnrIi Was address.
tug .rr Iu hts 'sgsi pcrf~rvtd style the day
W. Ogrr"..I. "'' hot h~ noticed hath Judge
h'f r'7~ri hi> "''- To,>lhl, In sleep. O'CoaneII
.'1l~rIH stopped m his oratlon The Judge In
.iants looL~n 40, rrrarbtng, Wen. Mr OCon.
rs1 J rhOugh'. s1id Ian. ; our .or.fshlp dId
not ,irarls Appr~hSnd me Tho Judge ma IN d.
,Aurn' mapping rrtorted There II no man r,o,s
- .fN Arprrhcndri Than NJ. O'ConneIi. when h,
rroUs~s
o. rrf ~ ~ourS- heen supposed that psn I-, 4,
o" -u"Un h" intended 10 nsht the duet the, caused
hi' "rr"'' IguIIg wAKRpS
~ 'sEis1r"S. = e. usr-n -
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sDs'~~r, sHsps ny Eminent Yale aWd Kansas
PpOeesADTS.


To THE Enron OF Tvs SuN-Sr When
The secret NJ changing iron gray hair 20
black VAS whispered To Professor Wiliiafn
lyon Phelps Of Yale . few weeka sgo he
"heerfully answered thai he believed ther,.
was M rauNe for alarm unless he saw hts
hair turning purple Then. A. the next
opportunity that the professor had to spea \
20 genuine young folks. hs eHpoundied his
philosophy 81 What ~ means to grow older
"" toll high school audience IN kansas
CIV that youth was not the happtest chap
Ter In = successful career nor the dreamer :
~" without lshoT q worthy ,deal.
person Who would stand hsio-- Won snd "a
''>s you 10 Ee' Ire moss OF, Of youth ths, u -
me happtest season of your Hfe-is not telling YOU
m" Truth You grow happier 80 YOU ret o,der
Ns'siand ~ fore YOU TounE folhs don envy snv
"n~ ~ OF vow Soutb had - Hns . tirrr -
~ Nhen was Young. but uo1ld 90 ha~s to
m youth for anything I'm r,uch happier nov
realty believe that b. the tirrc I'm y, ~ bshav
'Hg Tho 'i-Ts ~ ~ fir
~ an Inisresting coincidence Nr I'd W
H"Ns IN N~hi-on. lust forty miles away
Ns- that same siay taking Globe sight a.
sh"ut The same problem. With this for has
CONCLUSION
When man - Iesi youns there seems 10 b ~
80 nc h''is time ne has 10 devote 20 sleep hut IN
80, ~ earns that sleep j. about - Interesting
- ~" '"Ht ~ ~. and nors satisfactory.
u - only fair to Professor Phelp- to ~
plsu that he y not such an snthustasit~
-'"st"r - The Eptctstus Of Atchison might
appesr y" ~" The professor long sso found
'or'nsr res"her, Frofassor H%,Th' wv"
q h. hsppl.s' pcr~on 81 N" person who thirSs
~" ri"~' interesting thought
NJ the comment thst /. communication
ritter i~sls n ATE 80 .dd in the presence
~ these philosopher. v NAV all grow
The new csH,urv' iisrr, w. n"vs Ia Hsrr p,
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An Indrncnhcnl NIrN

FTfa 10 FTui I0H rH.. ...|
ONE foe- not need - -. , pfopD-' 'r lore
tell that the men hn -puruci M" s.iNt.a
~ senator Rooi. Nhn -sorr...i t,o,crunr
HuGhe- viii. before no .awuGt-u o. ruu, Il
older. reg rheu pt'"un~i, t" '"ru" To- DE-"
help 81 the party Thcu tbSir lit'Ir st,tor,
will seenl even To- then u" hs' ,"r,. -lr.U
indeed But for t"srrr"t IN fhs.- tIt.
STATE ~ New Norh would lnrr lgr have
been captured -, tb" bou". rtH-. With
TN zhss AZ tho head ~ tho usri. reprI,. '.''
that u could TO- trilstesl Tho. ~ % have a
very different feeling " hen tho, rraltJ. ih.t
u - controlled by m" Old md di-rr",Ir'..,I
machine
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Soy IN che Jungle

wy ~ ~ SAR8N~
The Ion Tolls IN the jungle
And combs his tangled nAnr
~ ne lAxiiy bIinks
md eherrfuIly thinks
II VIII never como bark agatn
The rhinO-eros rolls In his vaIlau
And cr'ints IN hi- sloppy lalr,
- he loudly blOws
And really knows
IL has gone away fron th-rs
The elephant strolis - M, plss-ur-
Through the stu sud lesr uo,ri.
And ne shskr~ hts 49,
sine be- ~rrtain thst
II has disapp~ar~i for gnoi
The hipPopo,auus srlssh~.
The s~sigy swamp 10 fnsm
A. b. Earns with -,
Prom . niger 10,
u has struck the trail Tor hotn~
rhe camelopAFd stretches HE larynA
And lets loose q grateful ~ hopp
That knocks Out the hues
When NJ hears the news
70 las really skipped the coop
There IL rcst al over the jungle
In the opsn and IN the lair
rhey ars lying around
WIN their ears - ths ar1'lnd
To hsnr uhsn IL hghas slssshsra
". . LAMPToH.
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From no BalnnoTs tsYsrisln
Tho happy lime u coming
" hrn Weli all ride IN the ait
, hange orr motors for new niT-hius
ind have ulenty spare ~ spare.
" hen NJ have no labor troublrs
Mud yhrn rAtatal siil ease
I rom uinG up IL riches.
Hut both PASS Inc Kiss Of praTc
Nes. the time N surely coming
When AL living viii ~ cheap.
Meats and egEs be fresh ~ sprinEtims
No rold storage crop 20 reap.
When thc poor but h0neSt prople
VIII be happy utshOut fail
With q laN that's most impartial
And trust ma9naaes 90 20 iaii.
There's 40 d0ubt aha time u csninH
When e'en school boards are ~ rest
When No one ufIl gSNnaF OF aaAaa,
nut tnga pay what they're Aaaasseu
Negs IN MS WondrouS time that's coming
WbRE8 ~ moMiouA curuna Witl lurk
Tha peDpla Wln 80 n6etv
bsghHieesrB Do Fsa1 wofa.