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The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
nOLDEM'S
~ $3.50 M5OHIGAN AVE.
JEFF. STRIPS FOR
REAL TRAINING
Ready For His Tryout With Spar
ring Partner-Walks Nine Miles
80 Over Mountains.

8 vRowARDENNAN. Calf, April T.
James ]. Jeffries stripped today for the
first time since he began training for
his fight with Johnson, and revealed
a. fiat stomach with little fat and
many creases where formerly there
we're bulges.
sJeff's wind is better than ii has been
at any time since he decided to re-
enter the ring, and he is rounding up
in good shape. he Is sticking to road
work as his principal exercise, and he
walked and trotted a distance OF nine
miles with Farmer. Burns this morn
Ing.
lie played ball and handball. de-
voting an hour to each, but showed no
signs OF being winded.
Jeff announced today that he would
take on Bob Armstrong. HIS sparring
partner, his condition being much bet
ter than expected at this stage OF his
training.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
c. STONE QUITS
ST. LOUIS BROWNS
Wires Paper in Missouri Metropolis
That He Has Made Other Ar
rangements for the Season.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April s.--George
Stone Will not be with the st. Louis
Browns this season if a telegram he
has sent TO local paper can be taken
as a final decision. Stone refused TO
report when his salary was cut from
$4,000 to $500. and it is not believed
the smuggling outfielder will be seen
with the Browns again,
Two seasons ago Stone was one OF
the best hitters and feeders in the
American league. During the last
season however, he slumped badly
and President Hedges made the cut
in salary in fixing his contract for this
year. Stone wires: viii not be
there. Have made other arrange
mcnts."
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
ANOTHER NEW BALL YARD
On Jefferson-Ave., Near Owen-Ave.
viii Feature Sunday Games.

Construction has begun on the new
baseball park which Eugene Bresler.
Charles Guthard, Elmer Smith. John
Roesink and a Detroit sport writer
have designed at Jefferson and Owen
ayes. near Waterworks park A
stand and bleacher capable of accom-
odating 1000 persons will be con
structed and Sunday games will be
featured, with the Schmidt & Schroed-
er team as the steady attraction.
II is believed that there will be no
opposition TO Sunday ball in that
neighborhood. though, except for Ben.
nett park, IL will be a novelty, other
new ball yards designed for such pur-
poses being outside the city.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
BowsER A PITTsBURG HERO.
Wrestler Turns Tables on Giant Turb
in Handicap Bout.

PITTSBURG. Pa, April S-Paul
Bowser. the local wrestler. is today
being praised for his work against
Cara Ezet. the Terrible Turk" last
night, when with a ;ortuous toe-hol1
Bowser forced the Turk 10 give up.
Ezet threw his first opponent. Bers
Lewis, In FIVE minutes. while John
Maiser remained 80 minutes The
Turk was in poor condition, but be-
cause Of his weight and great
strength. he was able 70 dispose Of thu
first two. Bowser is 100 pounds
lighter than the Turk
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
BIG DEAL UNSETTLED.
Mcintyre, Brooklyn TwirIer, Not Yet
Cub.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 7.-Accord-
ing to President Murphy and Manager
Chance, of the Chicago Cubs, the deal
for the exchange OF several Cubs for
pitcher Mcintyre is still "up in the
air" Ii is so far from settled that
Murphy is now talking OF trading play.
ers for Nap. Rucker, the Brooklyn star
twirler.
Ebbetts Is willing to trade Mcintyre.
but he wants three Cub recruits in
exchange. Happy" Smith, Tony Smith
and catcher Willie Davidson. Chance
does not want to let three players go
for Mcintyre. but will trade them for
Rucker
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
Sporting NJ tes

The Canadian legislature killed the
bill abolishtng racing, II TO IS. Wind
sor had "A close call.
There are II entries I'm Grand Rap
ids $4,000 2l2 trot. including a num-
Der OF En- and Emmers.
Mahmout threw Roller In straight
falls at Kansas city last night, after
the Tigers had taken a fall out of the
Blues.
The Pirates, who have been training
at Hot Springs, break camp today for
the few exhibition games which will be
played.
The Detroit Yacht club IN going to
reward it's winning catboat shippers
this year with spoons and buttons The
first race Is due tomorrow
All the Central men who made the
basketball team. excepting Capt. Glib
con. who retired early on account OF
illness. get "C's."
Geer- names The Able. formerly n
colt trotter. in the G. OF G. The stall
lion takes TO the pacing gait very nat
uraly. Pop VIII also make an effort
to get Ormonde 10 the NJ. * NJ.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
BATTLING NELSON IS
KNOCKED OUT AGAIN
Loses $4,000 Suit Against Hotel Pro-
prietor-Jury Says Pug Is Not a
Desirable Guest.

PHILADELPHIA, April 7.-BattlIng
Nelson was given the count once more
this afternoon IN the United States
district court here, when he lost mis-
$4,000 damage suit against the pre-
3rietors OF the Bellevue-Stratfori
Hotel for chasing him out into the
open last August. The jury decided
that the Dane was an undesirable
guest from hotel managers point OF
view
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08

Runs--On Summers. In 2 innings;
of Campbell / in 8; OF Works. In =;
of Brandt, IN 3. of Pernoll, 0 In =.
Hits-On Summers 2, Campbell 4.
Works 3, Brandt 3. Pernoll 3. At bat
Against Sumers s. Campbell 81, Works
% Brandt ., Pernoll Z. Two-base hits
Bush, ELAN, Yohe, Casey Sacrifice
hfts-Delehanty, Cocash. stolen bases
Works. Ball First base on balls--On
Summers 2. of Campbell ?, OFF Works
g. First base on errors-DetrOit 3.
Kansas city l. Left on bases--Detroit
l. Kansas city :. struck out-By
Works g. by Brandt 3, by Pernoil ,.
Double plays--Delehanty. Bush and
Ness; Delehanty and Ness. Bush. Dele
hanty and Ness; Casey and Delehanty.
Time-2:3O. Umpire--Johnston At
tendance .05O.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
Eor the ,steenth linz

BALTIMORE, Md, April s.--Nego-
tiations we're closed today for a finish
wrestling match between Zbyszko. the
great Polish champion. and Yankee
Rogers, OF Buffalo. The bout viii be
pulled off during the race meeting at
Phmlico.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
Not Like the Bat.

Kid Elberfeld showed up at the
Washington training camp with new
hickory lat without a knot or cross
grain in IT," That's more than can be
said OF the Kid
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
GIANTS HOME FROM TRIP.
Return for Final PREP" at Polo
Grounds and Play Yale.

NEW YORK, April s.-Manager Nc
Graw and a. baseball players, mem
bers OF the New York Giants arrived
today from Baltimore and the south.
10 get few days work in at the Polo
grounds before the opening of the
National league season. A large
crowd Of fans was present in the Jer-
sey City depot to welcome the return.
ing athletes.
The Giants will play Yale at the
Polo grounds tomorrow.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
Huqhie Couldn't See Him.

A western paper remarks that as
Schneiberg continues to make good
With Brooklyn Dahlen evidently used
gimlet in the solid ivory dome.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
r wlllett in sixth.

Hits-Of Wnlett. 8 in innings; off
Two base hits---Centlivre. Wahl. Three
base hits-Crawford . Sacrifice hit
Lathers. stolen bases--D. Jones. sim
mons First base on balls-By Willett
n. by Beck 3. Hit by pitcher-Centlivre
and McBrair, by Willett, simmons. by
Wahl. Left on bases-Detroit 10.
Evansville {. Struck out--By Willett
g. Lelivelt 3. Wahl 2. Beck 2. Double
play-Wiliett 10 Beckendorf to Tom
Jones. Passed balls--Jacobs 2. UNI
pire-Crystall.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
Five Leagues In Boston.

II all the proposed leagues for Che
eastern section go through as planned
there will be five teams in Boston
rroper, including, OF course, those AT
the Huntlngtou-ave. park and at the
South End grounds.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
M. g. M. Winner a eroodmare.

Margin. 2:05%4. has arrived at Lex
ington, Ky. She is to be bred this
spring and then placed in some TRAIN
ers hands TO be raced. Tommy NJ =
phy may have her.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
outHeIders at Liberty.

Two good outhelders desire posi-.
tons with a fast 1G-l7-year-old team
Uniformed preferred Call up Field
529-L and ask for Ted.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
Geers Convalescent.

+. F. Geers is expected to be able
70 be about on clutches shortly.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
Exhibition Gnme..

jennings Tigers ,. Kansas City q
unings1.
Donovan Tigers 13. Evansville :.
cubs 2. indianapolis q.
Cincinnati Q. Athletics Seconds 2.
Boston, Amer. Q. Nashville ..
Cleveland :. Dayton 4.
Yankees 2, Lynchburg 3.
Nap Seconds 10. New Orleans 3.
Toledo 6. Grand Rapids /.
" hiteFoX 2. Quincy I.
S0x Seconds 10. Sioux city 2.
Giants 8. Baltimore 2.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08

Sir Martin has been declared out of
the city and Suburban, in England
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
Ann the CentrnI mem who


basketbaII team, eNceptlng Capt. CID
con. who retired early on account OF
Illness, get "Cs"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-13
THE PROBLEM OF TOMORROW

While the figures thus far secured are ''uno
cial estimates as has been stated they accurate
enough and definite enough show the general trend of
population
ONE-SEVENTII, OR ABOUT II PER CENT of the
total increase in the whole country has been IN THE
SEVEN LARGEST CITIES
1t is probable that the final and complete figures will
show still larger proportion in the increase Of urban
over country population.
To those who have the best good of the nation and hui
mainly at heart this will appear to be most serious mat
ter The young flocking from the farms to the
cities and the immigrants coming at the rate of a million
year. congesting in the cities.
And all history proves that nations whose backbone is
not agriculture later has backbone.
The figures at hand show that 20 per cent of the in
in all New York state in the city of New York
alone. Thrtytwo per cent of Illinois increase in
Chicago Over 80 per cent of Pemsy Vania's increase
in Philadelphia and Pttsburg. About % per cent
of Missouri increase in St Louis and Kansas City.
And 50 it goes through the entire list with remark
able exceptions
There is sunshine in the fact that there have been
increases in Texas Oklahoma and the Pacific coast
states in which there comparatively few ceo-sul
shine almost strong enough to break through the gloom
of figures showing decadence small progress in such
agricultural states Iowa. Kansas, Nebraska Vermont
and Maine.
The trend is clearly toward the cities and increasingly
and the of going to be the mghtles propo
son that the next generation will have to tackle
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-13
ROAST PIG AND u. s. SENA TORS

1t was until pig pen burned and Chinaman got
his fingers scorched trying to rescue his sacred swine that
mankind learned that pigs besides being objects OF ven
Grafton were mighty good to the taste if roasted
And it not until lot of people had decided to let
the sacredneSS of Mr.. Pig 90 hang while they burned
down lot of pig syes get taste Of roast pig that it
began dawn the Chinese mind it not necessary
to burn down good piece of real estate every time one
got hungry for young pork with rawness burnt Off
Anyway that s how the old story runs, and are apt
to say it very foolish of those stupid Chinks not to
invent other way Of getting roast pig than by set
ting fire to pig pen pig and all.
But its another of the mote and the beam See how
Indiana has been setting about to elect nled States
senator and under similar circumstances every other state
in great and enlightened nation, far removed in years
from the pig stye burning would about the thing
in Just about asnine way Indiana to the front
the newest shining example of the pig stye method.
Indiana is going elect legislature next fall but the
questions What those legislature going to do for
Indiana What laws for the good Of the people of Indiana
they going to enact? hasn't brought ripple to the
surface The big questions in all HooslerdOm Will be:
Who you for? Are You for Beveridge or YOU a
democrat? If YOU democrat. will YOU vote Monte
Carlo Tom Taggar or his dark horse INTO the ned
States senate The answer to this bunch of questions u.s.
Indiana. going to whole lot OF nonsense to get
done what has to be done You making heaps OF waste
to get your pig roasted lou want the right man to repre-
you in the United States senate and to put HIM there
you casting to the four winds every other considera
ton of what legislature should be elected for. Your
democratic citizens who happen to believe Senator BeV
erdges stand against tariff inquty should be commend
ed by their vote forced to vote for republican egs
]aue that may may not carry out their wishes on state
questions Your republican in similar boat.
You in a bad fix, Indiana
You not whit better off than the Chinaman who
thought he had burn the shed that cost him time and
money to build in order to cook his pork And you'll be
in bad fix and of other states laugh at You,
Indiana until all get far enough out of our ignorance
and into the light enough to let every voter cast his vote
direct for the he would have to represent and not
misrepresent him in the upper house of national law
making body
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-13
FRIDAY XIIV.S JUBILEE DAY
House Robinson Crusoe Distinguished


had intended to distribute 1913 OF
these priceless gems as sOut enirs
of this anniversary among his sub
jects. However, Nuttay Geek, the
court soothsayer or spiritual adj
wiser, reminded him that to give
away anything on the 18th would
hoodoo the royal house, and warn
ed the king against taking any rash
chances of dissipating his fortune.
Therefore the Main Kaboosh con-
tented himself with wishing the
populace Is happy returns of the
day. This act of princely gener-
osity pleased them so much that
they rent the air with Is lusty
warwhoops
The magnificent celebration was
brought to a close with a state
banquet in the Bamboo palace, at
which Is sat down, the king pre-
siding as genial host to foreign
consuls and the native cabinet.
The feast was prepared by staff
of IS chefs and served by Is wait
ers. The baked meats consisted Of
Is Stalled enemies from neigh
boring island captured in battle.
Many commented upon the singu-
lar good luck these had, to receive
the happy dispatch on this auspi-
ciOus occasion.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-13
SCIENCE POOH-POOHS
AT THE Is THEORY

The story goes that a certain
beautiful American duchess in Lon
don once had arranged a party Of
fourteen to dine with her. At the
last moment the late Lord Kelvin
had to send his excuses. The
superstitious hostess was unable to
find a desirable person TO fill the
gap, and wrote to the scientist ex-
planning her predicament and en-
treating him to come. Lord Kelvin
still replied that it would be inn
possible. He pointed out, however,
that her superstition was illogical
on the following grounds: IL the
average age of the company proved
to be - II years-a ridiculous sup
position-there would exist a scien-
tific probability on life probabili-
ties, that one of them would die
within year; il the average
proved less than II IL there would
be no scientific probability what
ever. If the average proved 20
years there would have to be 1923
persons at table before there could
be any scientific probability of one
of them dying within year. If 80,
there must be 119; if 40. 1903; if
so, 10; if 60, 35, and If 70 years,
II. Whether the lady was salts
fled or not history does not say.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-13
FEloAT. THE GJ01I

day XIII, Main Kaboosh, who as
cended to the throne 80 years ago.
The dearly beloved monarch of
all that Robinson Crusoe once sur
veyed was reused by a salute of
IS guns, at 10 minutes past 13
O'Clock this morning. Then he ate
hearty breakfast of 10 turtle eggs.
The first ceremony of the day
was a levee, at which the Main
Kaboosh let each and every one
of his dusky subjects kiss the
royal foot. After that he reviewed
a historical parade, in which there
were Is handsome floats emblem
attic of the 13 generations of the
Friday dynasty. The parade took
- hours to pass a given point l3
times, and was 10 blocks long.
The Is ambulances in line re-
moved 13 victims of sunStrOke, but
all were revived within Is min
utes with 13 slaps of the head exc
cutoners war club. The 10 wives
of Friday XIII witnessed the pa
rade from the Is barred windows
of the harem.
AT the conclusion of the review
the Main Kaboosh decorated 13
mobiles with 10 gOatskin vests, the
insignia of the Order of Crusoe, in
stituted in honor of the discoverer
of this island in 1904. and who
pulled his freight for Europe i'm
mediately after installing Friday
I ;,,y oil ahnnSh in the
mystic year 1907 Il from plus
equals 49,
The dynasty has remained un
broken since then, but tinge OF
pathos intrudes through the fact
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-13
PENCIL POINTS

envy councimen their jobs right
gavet plan Of mighty
proposition.
high
how a Chicago "helo" girl.
the mistake Of trying to mold pub
lie opinion with hot
quarrel going chop kindns might
good scheme to bury the Ratchet.
Buoyancy when 500 walters and
Of a fine picnic
themselves like many happy children.
Many a what he is talking
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-13

Dressmakers, miIliners, flor
lists, perfumers, jewelers., cater
ers, shopkeepers generally and
saIespeopIe should benefit.
Mars exerts a fiery influence,
helpful to persons of energy
and force, but tending to make
men reckless and thoughtIess.
II will be we'll to avoid fool
hardness today, and to be un-
usually careful in dealing with
water, fire and vehicles.
Saturn is in an aspect held to
be good for buildings, real es-
tate and dealings with elderly
persons.
Those who are i'll should gain
benefit from physicians today.
The time is propitious to Sc
lect schools for children or
start young persons in business
or professions.
Persons with this birth date
will do we'll during the twelve
month to avoid stubbornness
and to remain open to reason
and discretion.
Children born today are un-
der planets and signs that
often give immense capability,
but too much pride and an in
cIination toward going to ex-
tremes in opinion.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-13
ON FRIDAY, 10,
DON'T:

Kill a snake and hang it up, un-
less you want rain.
Rub cats back the wrong way.
Dream of falling and wake with
jar. 1t means you will be ill.,
Dream OF a wedding 1t means
a funeral
Dream of snakes. 1t is a sign of
an enemy.
Pass the salt. 1t will be passing
SOrraw.
Put the wrong foot out of bed
first. You will be cross all day.
Make friend gift of knife.
1t cuts friendship.
Sneeze twice before you first get
up. 1t brings news of a death.
Hear screech owl. A sign of
calamity.
Kill a wren. You will suffer
broken bones before the year is
out.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-13

that the illustrious Friday XIII is
without heirs, and being three
score and thirteen without an heir,
probably will be the last of his
line.
The next event was the unveil-
ing of the Alexander Selkirk monu-
ment by Friday XIII. 1t is chaste
work of art chiseled out of pure
adobe.
The royal treasurer reports a
sum of 1.313,131,313 glass beads in
the treasure cave, and His Majesty
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-13
FRIDAY EVENTS IN
AMERICAN HISTORY

Battle of Bunker Hill fought.
John Adams made motion that
the United States are and ought to
be free.
Saratoga surrendered.
The treason of Benedict Arnold
exposed.
Yorktown surrendered.
George Washington born.
st. Augustine, Fla, founded.
Mayflower disembarked first pas
sorrow
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-13
BY FRED SCHAEFER.

Very Special Cablegram)
. JUAN FERNANDEZ ISLAND,
Friday, May Is. Via Lima This
whole island was en- fete today to
celebrate the jubilee. or golden an
niversary. of the coronation of Fri
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-13

Friday just suited Christopher
Columbus. On that day he started
on his journey of discovery, first
sighted land, started on his return
Journey to Spain, arrived safely at
Palos, reached Hispanola on his
return journey, discovered the con-
tinent of America.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-13

Mercury is stationary in the
zodiac. The Moon is in great
est libration westward.
An unusually favorable con-
junction of planets marks this
day. Jupiter's position ausurs
brilliant results for undertake
ings begun this day, and prom
ises benefit to all workers and
wage earners as we'll as mer-
chants.
Mercury's power is exerted in
favor of advertisers, writer's,
caIcuIators, travlers, represent
atiVes, canvassers, teachers,
lawyers and lecturers.
Venus is brightly fortunate
for lovers and shines on court
ship, engagements and we'd
dings.
Shopping, amusements, enter
tainments, visiting and any
thing connected with music and
dancing are under bright signs.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-13
SAILING THROUGH THE TAIL

estimate the comets tail will be
100000 miles broad the where the earth will about
10, will take three hours through The comet
will then be going direction speed of rs miles
the earth opposite 10 miles
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-13
most Anything
Josh Wise Says.

"Look on tn bright side. 81 there
weren't any 1873 'r'thmetic would be
joke; an ef there wern't any Fri
days, we'd get locked a day at tn
end o. each week."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-13
Fun
Facts
Fiction
Froth
Fads
Folly

day naccount of our Lords cruel.
fixiOn on that day.
There are Is lunar months.
There are 10 cards in a suit.
unlucky, because at a banquet in
the Walhalla LOki, the evil god
intruded, making 13 guests, and
Baldur was slain.
Even Buddhists and Brahmins re-
gard Friday as an unlucky day.
The Italians never use Is in max
ing up the numbers of their lot
terieS.
The Turks so dislike 10 that the
word is practically omitted from
their vocabulary.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-13
All English proverb Is that a Fri
day moon brings foul weather.

Sitting down 10 at a dinner in
old Morse mythology was deemed
In Scotland Friday is a choice
day for weddings. But not so in
England.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-13

The Mohammedans believe Adam
was born on Friday.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-13

In Paris no house bears the mum.
Der 49,.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-13

From a Christian source is the
belief that Adam and Eve ate the
forbidden fruit on Friday and
died on Friday.
Friday Is regarded as an unluckY
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-13
Horoscope

1.-THE stars incline, but do not
compel"
SATURDAY., MAY "a, 1910.
Now shall they win the public
ear
Who speak in accents loud and
clear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-05
CARNEGIE TO PLAY GOLF
WILL SPEND SEVERAL MONTHS
AT SKIBO CASTLE.

NEW YORK, May 5.-Andrew Carnegie
sailed with his wife and daughter.
Margaret, on the Adriatic yesterday to
spend several months at Skibo Castle
and play more golf. He 1eaped nimbly
from his auto at the pier about 11:45 a m,
long before sailing time.
Mr. Carnegie said Gov. Hughes ought to
have anything he wanted. His appoint
ment to the Supreme Court of the
United States meant "a national gain
and a loss to the state of New York. y
Though Carnegie did not know of any
precedent for Supreme Court justice
leaving the bench to become the savior Of
his country, he might return in crisis,
though for nothing SO petty as. the pres
ent tariff discussion. Carnegie had hoped
Hughes would remain i'm politics. for a
public reformer, such as he, was badly
needed.
Carnegie Foresees Prosperity.
Greater progress has been made i'm the
latest tariff revision toward a perfect
tariff than ever before" the ironmaster
went on "As a measure it is simply an
opening for something better. We are
entering upon an era Of unequaled pros
perty.''
The laird chuckled and drew from his
Get the scowler scowl. and the bowler
howl, and the politician go it. But the
country is all right, for right well 1
know it,
..Them-s about my sentiments" said
Carnegie. who Ss feeling much better