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ATTENDS SOUTHERN MEETINGS
G.. G. Dave VIII Make Addresses at
Gatherings in Louisiana.

G. GrosveHor Dave. managing director
Of the Southern Commercial Congress.
left the city last night TO speak at several
meetings 10 be held within the next few
days in Louisiana. He Will make an ad-
dress az the Louisiana Farm Lands Con-
vention. at Alexandra, La. April 20 and
q. NJ Dave will then go 10 New Or
leans, where he viii speak before several
meetings, including the students Of the
city.
From Petersburg, Va, Mr.. Dave was
accompanied by Edwin Quaries. field sec
rotary Of the congress, who goes with him
% the Farm Lands Convention. and then
pursues an itinerary through Arkansas
and Missouri 70 81. Louis Mr.. Quarles
will then go TO New Orleans 70 attend the
meeting Of the Southern Commercial Sec.
retaries Association. on May 2 and q
Mr. Dave Will return 20 Washington in
about ten DAYS.
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years. He IS pianist Of exceptional
technique, much temperament. and IS
said TO be in particularly good form this
season.
Mr.. Fabian has been an ardent student
all his life. AS a very young boy he
was sent 10 Europe 10 study under the
best masters OF the Old World. For a
period Of FIVE years he studied under
Franz List. Won Buelow. and Moskowsk
Mr.. Fabian still makes it his habit 10
return 10 Europe each summer 10 spend
his time In improving himself in music
and other lines Of art.
Miss Nettleton viii be heard in "A
group Of French and German songs, and
In an aria OF Bemberg's
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-19
THE GAYETY.
Daisy Horcourt and scribner's show.

Daisy Harcourt and Scribner'S show.
Sam A. Scribiners Big Show IN a r1u-
steal farce entitled 20 You Woman" IS n
bright melange OF fun, frolic, music. and
dancing. The girls are pretty and at
tractive, and their costumes are new and
becoming.
They not only look well. but they can
dance and sing.
The comedians are really comical. and
their acts and by-play kept the large
audiences which attended Yesterdays
performances in a continuous roar of
laughter.
Sam Sidman as Mr.. Ludwig Meyer. a
retired baker, and Michael Mcdonald as
Timothy O'Flarraty were the funmakers.
The olio was short. but very entertain
ing. Borden, Zeno, and Hayden brothers.
in their versatile Offering, BITS Of
Vaudeville" and Miss Daisy Harcourt
English Coincidence, who sang some very
clever songs written by herself. con-
cuded the olio, after which the entire
company was displayed in the rest OF
the musical farce.
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Criminal Court No. .
ITSTICE STAEEnRn


W. 5.-6 Merchants and Mechanics Savings
Bank vs.. CITY Harness and Supply Company ve--
dict for plaintiff for SIS and for Defendant Dol-e
aul against Defendant Fletcher ATTORNEYS. pa--.
Pcyser & T7yl-r. ". StrashIrgcr. and VI. J. Col
bcr--H. 4. Hei'mraller
No. 5ll6i. Darlington. administrator vs. De-
laney; Judgment Tor plaintiff for SD. ATTORNEYS.
Brandenburg & Br2rdeIbJrc- Thompson & Laskey.
No 5I5s5. Ware vs. LaUkford: Judgment frr plain
uf for 50 Attorneys 5. d. Trlitt-M. y. Rich
ardsoQ.
Assignments for TO-DAY.
No. 81. A-uo IS. Heiberger. ATTORNEYS. Gies-
Bi-ncy & Woodland.
No. s56 Wentworth Ballard & Lsuham. At
toneys Lerkie. Fulton & Cox, and Sherier-Dar-.
Peyser & TAYLOR.
No. 4-5 Wi-me- vs.. District Of Columbia. Al
torueys. AbCrt-Thom1s
No. i-6. Ferris vs.. wahad. Attorneys. Wilson &
Barksdale-Wilson.
No. 49, Lamson vs. Paxton. Attorneys. Gies-
Hoover & Shields
No. ~ Amos ct al. rs Ferris Attorneys. WI
sCn-Vilson & BarSsiae
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80 U-I- Niiem J. Fowler Vs. Daniel ] Al
man. Iart G.. il 9. square -. ST.. Attorney. l.
T.. G.ez
So. 6i, Charles p ~-aiu - William A.
Wl6iehaus; lot g. square J'z5. $50. Attorney.
d. q. Stutlcr
No 6oJ- Ag-hiasd r. D5uSIas vs.. DAME. ].
A.m1n. ps-t z Do 5 sl.-re 2S3 So. Attorney.
L. r David
No eos 1r-a W. Ireland vs. same sane.
c.. Aur-r. Cams.
NO sos. Harm Caldwell Us. Same sane. Ss0.
ATTORNEY same.
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FABIAN TO BE HEARD.
Pianist VIII BE Assisted at Recital
by Miss NettletOn.

The piano recital which Will be given
this Afternoon at the Columbia Theater.
at 40 o'clock, by Mr.. S, NJ. Fabian. as
sisted by Miss Helen Arnold Nettleton.
contralto, whose splendid voice has at
tracted much attention both here and In
Baltimore. will consist OF a programme
Of Chopin numbers. Mr.. Fabian. who is
most brilliant pianist, has not been
heard In Washington for a number OF
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Lawsuits.

No. $50 Elizabeth Hsrberts rs. The City and
Suburban Railway Cauraur, damage SO O00 At
tcrncy~ r. 7. Matus, Girtrss q Chambcr,in.
Nc. 515D John A. Fowler U.s. The Chez1pCab3
and Potomac Telephone Company, damages. 81 600.
Attcue]s " Il. MagUlT j. r. shields. and
g.. L. Hoover
No 525 NcGu Bdi vs. LI1,d Burau e al I;
account $3.50. Sttl.rer J. D. Williams
Ne $3.50 joseph Is. Tyler vs. Ames & Co. !;
note So ATTORNEYS. German and John Ri1out
So. 5-f. Mercantile Savings Fund Society vs.
L'E C. ~ >..r,.- % al. Judgment M1ui-paI
Cont. S. Attorney. l.. r. billiard.
No 5-5I- William ]. andrews vs. G. TAYLOR
Wade; APPEAL Attaneys. MILAN a smith.
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Equity Court No. 2.
ITGTICE RARNAnn


In re lunac) Michael Kelly referred 70 auditor
In re Gunacl G. A Lindgrcn +. +. JaIorosly.
Louis Stern. F. J. Price. William Croeseu James
Rice and Jacob WCyrich. auditors report approved
No. 1921. Blair et al Riggs National Bank
q al order % release. Attoney H. I WEIGH
No. s};37 GoldsbcrouFh e al, vs. Fleming e. al :
order Tatifying sale. Attorney. L. Robinson.
No. 2Hs3 Northwest lexington improvement
Company Campbell order extending time 10
6la transrriut. Att,-ncgs. Ralson a. Sidd0ns-Jchn
Ridout.
No. 1851. Bradford vs. Bradford e a.; decree
ITO c0nfesso. Attorneys Collins & Clarke-Fountain
Peyton
No. 25j0o. Cave w. Cave, order extending time.
Attcrncys Thomas & Reilcr-I s. Ea-bv-SuitA.
No. 29lT. HtEtCr Hunter: rule retuuah-
April @ Attcrnys. ". C. Chase-M 7. Cliuk-
scales and a. ". Scott.
Assignment for to-day;
No. 9O8 Godsborough vs.. Macfarland. Attorneys.
RidOut-ThCmas.
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Arcndc Cnmnanv Suea

The Arcade Amusement Company yes
terday fled a petition asking the court
10 be allowed 10 take possession Of the
big hall now occupied by the Midway
Company. The reason given is arrears
in rent TO the amount OF $500, and other
violations OF the lease. Judge Barnard
has set the hearing for Thursday morning.
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WILL HONOR DEAN VANCE.
George Washington Law Students
10 Give Banquet.

Arrangements have been completed for
the farewell banquet 10 be given Dean
William r. Vance by members OF the
law school OF George Washington Uni
versity. at Rauschers, on Friday night
next.
Henry B. F. mcfarland viii preside as
POSTMASTER. and the speakers will be
President Charles Needhan, OF the uni
versity; Justice John N. Harlan, Levi
Cook. and Dean Vance. Mr.. mcfarland
viii be introduced by F. F. Ford. A
glee club unGer the direction Of L. D.
Weber and an orchestra viii furnish
music.
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JUSTICE sTAFFOED.
! No sss IN re- widening alley IN square E5li
| order % elmfron iiry.
Nc. p In re opening o. Fessenden street north
east. order 70 pay award into registry q court.
/ No. 49, II re opening Of Monroe Street north
| east. ramc.
/ 10. lis. IT. re- opening alley IN square 95 sane.
! No. 6is In re opening alley 10 square 81 same.
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Ininred MnIe Shot.

a mule of the Pollock Drayage and
Storage Company was shot yesterday
morning as a result Of injuries received
IN running into a lamppost at the cor
ner Of Wisconsin aavenue and Volta place.
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Circuit Court No. 1.


No. 1855 Scott Us. Forrest. death Of plaintiff
suggested ard suit revived in uamc q A. H.
Ferguson. administrator. Auuuegs. cole q Don
a!dsoc.
No. 421s2. F,Dcr vs.. Wright e. al. death n
defendant Wright suggested and wit of 81 "a %
Robert c. Slater. Surviving defendant, ordered.
No 1881 Sgrrv. nimiristIaf1r. S. Staples. on
tr-al AuJrnCys =. IT, Jackson. AFs't Nirol. ard
HAYDEN Johus0u-C II. Syme and II. r. Wocdard.
Nc. 5l707 Newman IS. Newman e. al motion
fcr trial Attorneys. W. F. Ambrose and
John Ridout-Fouutain Pcy'cn and T. L. GssEins.
Assignments Tor to-day.
No 81. Mckenzie SIS. Grouse. At.0r.e,s. Natder-
Davis
No. 45a. Kahl vs.. CAPITAL Traction Ccmr7rr. A.
torneys. Pratzfelder-Pcrry & Son and Dunlop.
No 49, Ballard & Lauham Bialas. Attorncys.
Dan. Peyser & Taylor-Poa
No. iql. Brown vs. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. Raiey-Perry * Son and Dunlop.
No. fs-. Kelly vs.. Chapman. AttornCgs, Hume
Darlington.
No tg Kcifr U.s. Potomac Electric Power
Cmpauy Attorneys Downing q Bluy- Darling
ton
No. So Brcy administrative. vs. chesapeake
Reach Railway Company Attorneys. TObrIucr d
NcvmvCr- Mckinney & Elau1Cry
30. 5G. Gugan vs.. Jaeger. Attorneys. Mrlltou
a Rid1ut-tiiCs.
No. SO. Lasby Us. finley. Attorneys. BuCy q
Wrodard-Amlr0se
40. 81 Eastwick Plaster Company rs W.suau.
Attorneys HilvcT-N1UCk a BaIley.
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Circuit Conrr No. ?.


No. is2s7 Bal administrator. rs. T-ired states
Express Ccnplnr. motion fer rev rral Med. A.
torneys Baker Shcehy & Hosan-Eruey a Wood
arc
Nc. 5000 Bar,in VS.. Southern Surety C7ra7aur
time o. Gle transcript extended Att0uCgs Il. Z.
B'atr-E IS. HuidlE0prr
No. 57e2 Brown SIS Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington Eailrrsd C-urar-- arpea. noted A.
tCness. O. /. Baker. ?. b slCr'l. and a.. T..
AilIer-NekCruev & F1a~uer.
No. 5-s6. Cilcy vs. Ntrscr ComrarE- motion
f-r Judgment On publication denied. Attorneys
Douglas & Baker
No. 5Z5 United Stz,es Trust Company vs
Biumrr; Judgment by default Tor so. Attorneys
same
No. 5ll5i. Tohriner e al vs.. Jefferson. verdict
frr plaintiff fcr Sr7n5 f'.1ueys l. Tot1neI
& J. 7. ClIl-A- l.. Nsum.yr-
80. Secs District a. Columbia rs Georgetown
Gashght Company. time 90 submit hII q sxcsr-
items and 20 file transcript extended. Attorneys
J. X. stephsns-R. =. Goldshoroggs and r. r
Perry & son.
Assignments Pr ,od1v.
No -5s. Wells vs. Csrits' Traction Coupary
Att0nerr Bicha-ds0u-Per-y & Son and Dunlop
No. 20 Harrison q a. vs. Weld Attorneys
Sfmshu-r-r-J Chords & ErE.cs5y.
No ~ Lyon vs.. Burssy- Attorneys. Rid1ut-
White
No. so C'hcr-h vs. Great Atlantic ard Pa-.a,
Tea CoUrauT Attorneys. Gardiner a Hopsv-a.I-
Douglas & Baker.
No 80. Fulton vs. Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. Baker & SherlI-Perry * Son au-
Dunlop.
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ministraticn Attorteys. Padgstt & Stewart
Estate of Maria l. Woodward, win dated d
cembcr T. 1875. filed.
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Bankruptcy Court

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. e3 In re John Weaver; adjudication ana
reference.
No 6sl In re The Multi Copy Typewriter Com
pauy same.
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deposition granted Auomeys. C. F. Havell-E. L.
Gels.
No. 1856 Bromley vs. Bromley. reference TO e1-
amiper Attorneys. Alfred ID. Smith,. E. Nc
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Equity Suit.

No -1l. Woodbury. Blair e. al. vs. Riggs Va.
ucra! Bank e. al 20 appoint trustee % release.
AttGEoy Il. =. Welcl.
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Equity Court No. 1.
JUSTICE ANDFRSON.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No E89 Conrads Couradis; almony
pendsnte lii ordered. Attorneys. E. L. Elisa H.
Bell.
No. &aH. Mcconnell ". Mcconnell: leave 20 read
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Ocean Sfennlshina

New Yo-k, April ls-Auived; MinneaDolis from
London April .. Celtic from Genoa April a.
sailed from tCr,ign ports; Hoeuig Albert, from
Gihnitar.
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Bnnkruptcv PctIiIon.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No. Co. T. re Jola Weaver. voluntary Ha5lide
N.E67s. assets. $40. AttCuey. L. A. Baley.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-05
SOUTH RoYALroN.


Mrs. A. G. Waterman is on the sick
list
C. Il. Woodland is in Boston for two
weeks
Glenn Blake visited friends IN Bur
lington and st. Adams last week
Miss Mabel Dodge Of Burlington Wis.
tied At Dr p. j Fish's the first 81 the
week.
A daughter was born Tuesday TO AR
and Mrs. Mansfield Daniels Of Poplar
Mo Mrs Daniels viii be remembered
as Miss Mabel Brooks and Is here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. s. Brooks.
Mrs. Walter Goss 81 Chelsea, who has
been taking care of Mrs. Edward Hope
aud infant daughter. went % Wilder
Wednesday 10 visit her parents before
returning 10 her home in Chelsea
Much excitement was felt here the
fret 81 the week because Of the high
water. caused by the Zee being lodged
ii tile river AZ sharon No damage re-
suited IN this town but the roads be.
tween here and Sharon were blocked
for several DAYS and much damaged
was done in that town
Miss Cordelia Whitney was found
dead ii bed Tuesday morning, the cause
Of her death being heart failure sne
lad been ID poor health for some time.
The funeral was held Friday afternoon
from her late home Rev, sherman
Goodwin officiating. and the body was
taken to East Bethel for iuterment
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-05
Klark.Uurban Co.

The popular price patrons n The
Barre opera house are assured 81 some.
thing N the highest order 81 merit ia
The amusement line when the Klark
Urban company appears here next
week The company is headed hy Miss
kIark and the supporting company Is
unusually clever The list ef plays
which viii b. presented are aIl royalty
predictions and have been prepared and
staged for biz city work. having se.
cured the same elaborate scenery and
costumes used IN the original produc-
tions The press reports state that the
work l. done as well or better than the
nrginal productions when they we're
seen At dollar prices The opening bin
win BE- the great comedy drama Eat
Piney Ridge with "Tbe Belle Of Rich-
mand' Way Out West, aud .Tne
White Caps, to follow
The following vaudeville features viii
be introduced between the acts. making
b continuous performance Miss Maisie
Cecil songs and Dances Frank CLAYTON,
comedian. vocalist and musician. A n.
Tenny, comedy iuggler Clark and Han.
SON comedy sketches and Schneider
Brothers and klark and Urban, the four
monarchs 81 music. Seats on sale at
Hendricks, 7 p M Wednesday Ladies'
tickets l5 cents. Wednesday evening
limited TO zoo. II bought at advance sale
before 9 P. m Wednesday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-05

G. II. Hendry went to Barre Thursday
on business.
Andrew Aitken Of Wells River was
ID town Thursday
George r. Pillsbury was at Wells River
Thursday on business.
J. D. MeAllister Of South Ryegate
was ia town Wednesday
Andrew N. Morrison Of Barre e visit.
ing bis brother, s. B. Morrison
Hon. T. p. HAN left Wednesday on
business trip 20 Worcester Mass.
Mrs. q. II. Mills has been ID for sew.
efai day. with an attack Of the grippe.
Mr.. and Ms. Alexander Cochrane Of
Wells River we're visitors in town Thurs.
day
Philip Mcpherson 81 Manton, Alberta,
Canada, s. visiting Dr.. and Mrs. G. 6
Cowan
$. Anderson has gone 70 Waterbury.
where De i working az bis trade Of
emitting stone.
Mrs james Burton was ct Wells River
Wednesday where She attended 4 meeting
of The ~ r G.
ida May tie Iittle daughter Of Mr.
and slfs Robert Davidson has been Ill
for a tev days but S now gaining
Mrs f. + Clark. Miss Ruby Chaimers.
LiBWoad Heath and others intended the
entertainment at South Ryeeate Thurs
day evening.
Mrs G Il Pillsbary was At ST. Johns
bury Wednesday and Thursday She left
yesterday for Boston e purchase goods
FOR her spring trade.
Mr.. and Mrs Nathaniel Wheeler 81
Stanstead Plain. 2 q, visited be sister.
Miss Esther Wheeler. at Charles 3filler's
d few days this week.
The Ideal comedy company viii run
q weeks entertainment az the opera
house. commencing Monday March Z
See flyers for announcements.
Leon Moultou cut ora foot last week
while choppiHg for Ills brother, Irving,
At Topsham. Two toes were nearly seV
cred Dr. G, B Hatch dressed the wound
j Harry Taisey has received the ap-
pointment Of rural mail carrier on route
three, dating from March l5 1910, vii
liam WEIGH has been appointed substitute
carrier.
The Ladies Missionary society Of tile
Baptist church will meet with Mrs. s
RI WEIGH Wednesday. March 3 after
noon and evening a baked bean supper
viii be served.
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.
"The Man Of the Hour -Four Years
Old and Still Popular.

"The Man Of the Hour" -Four Years
Old and Still Popular.
Il d always difficult to judge the
life Of a play, and many Of thc most
talked Of successes rarely survive sec.
ond season. When George Broad
bursts great play, "The Man Of the
Hour" which win be seen at the opera
house next Tuesday evening, was first
produced four years ago. its most ar.
dent admirers could not have foretold
its lasting popularity The play "a
imhued with that wistful pathos which
50 strongly hauHts the lives Of men and
women and e no less present ID their
JOY than IN their sorrow Amid the
peals Of laughter. one hears the Old heart.
break and womans son aud w0man's
self.sacriiiee, and n this the play "a
true TO life as it has been lived upon
the earth since the world began Every.
one who has seen this play feels In BIS
innermOst heart that along with its
sterling characters, ia rolIieking fun
and its touching love story. 1.-THE Man
81 the Hour" has III II a spirit aud q
faith to soften and sweeten che souls
Of men and TO bring pity and laugnter
back 10 hearts bowed down Managers
VIM. A. Brady and JOS. r. Gismers
special company 81 players viii enact
the parts IL includes Thomas Chatter
ton John Kelly, Alexander Carlton,
Harry Mills 2 J Rollow, 4 e Clark,
Helen Avery, Doris Hardy and others
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-05
STILL SEEKING THE NORTH POLE

STILL SEEKING THE NORTH POLE.
The search for ire north pole has not
been stopped By any means It IS being
conducted now daily in the hearings Of
the congressional committee which is be-
ing inlportunsd 70 report iayorably a
bill granting substantial reward 70 Rob-
Wt +. Peary. Nor viii It stop until
Peary's friends have submitted positive
and conclusive proof that he performed
the feat which he Is now accredited with
performing. This does not necessarily
mean that the country aeubts the valid
ity Of Peary's claim TO have reached
the northeFnmost point OF the world; but
1t does represent a sound business policy
that It Is better to see what one is buy.
ing before paying the price The Yankee
persistence in demanding to b shown the
goods is eommendable, and the efforts to
sseare reward for Peary deserve TO be
blocked until the proofs are made public
Fiat peary might lose financially b.
admitting the proofs to the public does
not enter into the consideration at an,
Or should not So, if Peary prefers to
foreeo the reward Of Congress in antiei-
patton of the rewards to come from his
lecturing on these proofs, then let his
friends withdraw their efforts in Bis be
half before Congress.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-05
pRoMINENr RuRLrNcroNIAN.
H. Eugene Sibley Died Last Night, wa
Former Alderman.


Former Alderman.
Burlington, March s. H. Eugene sib-
ley died at his home. q Chase street
last night al 1855 o'clock MI. sib-
ley served AZ alderman % Burlington
from 1881 to 1855. IT. was prominent
member Of the Masonic fraternity. q
past master Of Burlington lodge, a
member Of Burlington chapter, Royal
Arch Masons, Of Burlington council,
Royal and Select Masters, Of BurlinE
ton eommandery, Knights Tsmplar aud
he had attained the thirty second degree,
Scottish Rite. He was also affiliated
with Mont Sinai Temple, Ancient Or.
der OF the Mystic Shrine. He Is sur
vived BY wife, Edna M sbley, and
three brothers Davis sibey 81 Ran.
dolph, siIas sbley Of Montpelier and
u. st sibley 81 Chicago, and one SIS
ter, Mrs Lucia Osgood Of Milton. The
funeral arrangements have not been
completed.
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achoice Word and Measured Phrase"
Find me the phrase whereby might
express
Ny depth Of feeling, neither more nor
less
When things have dared to % awry
with me
And primal impulse prompted me to
curse
The Fates. myself and all the powers
that be
"A process doomed to make the evil
worsel
| have rofrained and even come 10
see
A means therein myself to REIN.
burse
BY finding bumor in catastrophe.
Thus 7 have set myself IN solemn
verse
70 find phrase whereby might ex-
press
My depth Of feeling rather more than
less.
This mas It's limits; let me tell you
them.
And, first, note ] have telephone.
A very foolish thing To have. And,
menu
| live in comfort, but live alone.
AZ five o'clock, at five o'clock A. NJ,
When vas sleeping comfortably
prone,
It rang me Up, and, though used the
Dem,
The "Doose. The Hang the well,
I viii b hlowHiD
] failed and failed BY fathoms, 70 ex
Ny depth Of feeling either more or
less
when It had rung It's ifty seventh
That Vas / knew 4 summons %
obey
Or listen to an endless sumoning
rose IN anger, after much delay,
care you a p'lieemaniS said che silly
thing,
I said, T am q bard and came.
away
A frosty morn az ayel Oh, readers,
Your in}enects to bear what could
7 sayl
Find me Che phrase whereby I might
express
My depth Of feeling neither moro nor
Punch
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rHE LArnsr LYNcH1Ne cAsE.


The brazen effrontsry Of the mob at
Dallas, Texas, which this week lynched
negro accused Of criminal assault, was
perhaps the most remarkable chat has
been chronielo6 during several years.
After boldly breaking their way into
the courthouse through lines Of deputy
shsrihs and court officers, the infuriated
men hurled The accused negro out Of a
window and broke his neck; but, not
satisfied with that, they dragged the
body through the streets az the end Of
rope and then strung it up for the gaze
Of ten Thousand people, after which they
loaded the human she'll into a cart and
presented 1t formally 70 the officers Of
the court, the grim work done. Did ever
mob violence equal that demonstration
We read that special grand jury will
be called to investigate the Outrage In
asmuch as the mob worked without ef
fort AZ conceaIment, the process Of IN
dictment ought to be very fruitful, FRO
vided the mob spirit does net possess the
whole community, o., If not possess It,
then COW it into complete subsection. 1t
II probable, however, that the city Of
Dallas ID more 81 leon IN control Of the
inaamed minds Of sech people al led
this blood THIRSTY mob earlier in the
week; and thsrefore, the oonviotion Of
the participants viii b somewhat difi-
cult. Dallas Is a city Of soms $4,000
population and should have bad police
department and deputy sheritEs force
capable Of making more formidable
resistance 70 mob violence than was dis
played in this mougnfIl occurrence. But
we fear that Dallas was moro or less
n sympathy with the purpose 81 the
mob, Or, at least, she opposition was
merely passive.