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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-10
MAY AMEND PACTS
ON ARBITRATION
Friends Believe Step Necessary 4
Pass Freneh-EnsIish
Treaties.
SENATORS eAIk AT
LOSING PRERoeATIvEs
Suggestions Made For Elimination OF
Objectionable Paragraph In
Conventions.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.-Friends OF
the British and French arbitration
treaties in the senate have reached the
conclusion that IL will be necessary
10 amend the conventions in order 10
get favorable action upon them. This
conclusion is the result OF the con-
sideration of the documents by the
senate committee on foreign relations.
which has taken them in in vigorous
fashion.
After two prolonged sittings the
committee adjourned late today TO
meet again Saturday Both meetings
were devoted to the consideration or
the documents on their merits. the
first In company with Secretary Knox
and the second by the members them
selves without the secretary's aid.
No effort was made TO have the
treaties reported.
Especial objection was made az both
sttings TO the provisions submitting
questions of difference TO the Joint
high commission of inquiry. but fault
also was found with the provision I'm
the French treaty authorizing ratifica-
ton by that government in accordance
with the procedure required by the
laws of France and with the condition
In the British treaty that matters al
fecting dependencies of Great Britain
sholl be submitted 10 the governments
OF such dependencies. II was thought
that the latter clause might lead To
undesirable complications. while II
was feared that the former might
necessitate n change in the method Of
proceeding in this country.
Cancel obiectlonaI Paragraph.
Despite all these objections. II he
came evident. however that the power
conferred upon the joint commission
is the only real obstacle 10 early nc.
ton. Several senator's expressed un.
altcrable opposition TO this provision
and more than one suggestion was
made that the paragraph should b.
eliminated or AZ least materially modi-
fed. No motion was made To this
effect. hut If there had been a vote u
probably would have carried. The
magnitude Of the extent OF this criti-
cism will be brought to the presidents
attention and some senators will urge
the cancellation OF the provision.
At the afternoon session a sugges-
ton of the morning meeting that the
whole question should be postponed
until December took the shape OF a
motion to that effect. In was made by
Senator Clarke. Of Arkansas, but was
Withdrawn upon general expression
Of opposition. In this connection TIE
friends of the treaties received the
greatest announcement that was
given them during the day. Many OF
the members of the committee ev
pressed themselves as friendly to the
general proposition involved in the
treaties. and some went so far as TO
say that with few changes IL might
be possible To get favorable action dur
ing the present session. especially II
it should be prolonged to any extent.
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DEMOCRATS CLASH

WASHINGTON. August g-Dcrp-
cratic harmony iu the house was mo.
mcuiariIy runicd today. when Demo.
cratic Leader Underwood end Rcpre
tentative James. of Kentucky. Who
have been close friends. became M
tolVcd bon q heated exchange Of words
300 the discussion of a bin proyidu
Tor th" Improvement OF Black Warrior
river. in Mr. Tudcrwood's district
Roth mon withdrew their remarks and
iHo incident was amicably Cic<cd
The bin provided for the building
of % dam to improve navigation on the
river. The construction Of tho dom
would create large amount 81 water
power. thc rights Co which. under tho
bill would bc leased for fifty wears
FOB Tho birmingham. Alabama. I.chf A.
foW"r company Nr James ard
others opposed this provision. Tho
house adjourned without acting ON tl.e
b.II
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Investigate Mir, Aecid.,.

Chief Of the department of Mines
John Laing and Inspector Earl Henry
I"tt today for Nelch. where they. with
Inspectors Nicholson and Mitchell. Will
attend the inquest 10 be held over the
death Of men recently killed by an
explosion IN the new Standard Poca-
hontas Coal companys mine The
fourth man 10 give up his life as "A
result OF the explosion was Smith. col
ored. who was in charge. or foreman
II rs claimed the mine inspector of that
district had ordered the removal OF
smith because of incompetency. but
Smith was not removed He held no
certificate either as mine foreman or
IRE boss. which is insisted on by the
state department of mines
Another examination for mine fore.
men and fire bosses is being held ar
Beckley today and Thursday. under
the supervision of the department ct
mines. with Mr. Connor. of that depart.
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rest any easier and 90 change his
plans as announced to his friends.
William J.. Chiffon was elected for
thc fun terra of -IN years fD succeed
Nathan buy Scott. Republican II+
term began ou th" fth OF March Ia -f
and would end March g.. 1919. Clar.
cncc W Watson WIS elected FOB fu
The uueNpircd term a.. Senator Elkius.
Republican. auf bis tenn would ~.
piTo March o.. -. s. successor for
fhc latter viii bc elected 90 the
January term 81 tIc legislature In
1913
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Explains Financing

/ awning h" had not done. he said.
Was impossible.
Explains Financing.
When Mr. Bcai questioned Mr.
Perkins again concerning the bond
conversion plan whereby 5000. 1000 900
% preferred stock was converted into
$2.1.0r0.ouO OF second mortgage five
per cent bonds. thc witness produced
"A statement he had prepared on that
subject DE explained thar moncF
was needed. shortly after organization
of 20" corporation. to carry on i'm
prov,mcnts ~ the subsidiary com.
panies. and that o. Was Impossible 20
Is" money out of The surplus for this
purpose After discussing several
m',h'ds suggested COR raising money.
Nr. Perkins iu h.s statement. said.
IL Was nrHlI. found impossible fo
secure pleI.r OF the entire goo.
100000 o. preferred stock. but that
%" best that could be- done vas 10
orgauil" 90 syndicate That would agree
FOO ih" following. ,.l
fIr-f Purchase and lodge with 4.
J.. Morgan g. Compauy SNiUOo.0up OF
preferred rfo...
SECOND Agree fo exchange an Of
fh.s o- only forty rcr cent ~ 30. af
'h" option OF 'ho steel corporation.
tor second mor'rage bonds
"Iuiri Tato SECOND mortgage
bonds lr'u f." sfrrl corporation cot
par 100 exchange fpr 100000 900 900
cash
'For fia fh" s'."l corporation Was
foo allow said .rIID..r four pcr cont
commits. Jon UI a.I fN. bonds ft took
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The case il1' comes up in original
Jurisdiction is the case Of The Grand
Fraternity vs.. John =. Darst. auditor
and insurance commissioner The in.
surance commissioner had refused to
issue license To the company to do
business in West Virginia without first
submits II 10 an examination. which
the company refused To do. The com
pany contended it had right TO come
in under iratcrnal insurance societies
and the insurance commissioner held
otherwise.
There is some talk that the case OF
the sheriffs against the state tax com
missioner 10 determine the interest
question that has been I'm dispute for
several years will come up.
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STATE DENTISTS mEEr
Take Up Regulating Practice IN
state

CLNEkSUURC. w Va. Aug o.
The West Virciuia state Dental 20.
cicfN opened it4 NTH annual corvcn.
tom this afternoon bon tho assembly
bail of Tho Waldo hotel. With Dr 7.
D. Walker of Grafton. fhc president.
Boo The chair Amendments tO the
state laws rcculatiuE thc practice ~
dentistry we're discussed. following
Hu iutcrcstinc paper on the legal 10
poets of dcuustr, hy ur Do 90 liar.
risou. of Wheeling The sessions viii
contiuue until FRIDAY nighL
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Up-t1e.River Briefs.

Miss Hazel Flood is spending a
few days attending the Chautauqua
in Moundsville.
Edward Donaldson is enjoying a
weeks vacation. which he l. spend
ing at Bethesda. Ohio.
Stanley Bcail. OF Warwood. is
spending a several days stay at
Bethesda park
Mrs Bowman. who has been CON
fined 10 her home ill., is again able
10 be out.
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country. or how much ans syndicate
subscriber might need the funds
To- consideration OF 400 risk. the
syndicate was riNen fhc right to rc.
ccite 1 commission OF four per cont
~ such bonds as were issued fo pre-.
'"rr"d Stockholders. not members or
tlc syndicate. The sfOn00opl mast.
mum to Che syndicate can only be- re-.
ccitcd hr if. provided fhc entire trans
action OF purchasing goo uun 900 OF
preferred -'oca and retiring 30. and
th'n issuing AMI placing ODD tine mar.
80" &-.""n""nn OF second mortgage
bonds w pIr. BE- completed and con.
aummlfed
30 is frro that fhc money could
have been aed ht eupur. dItI
Gends ou .hc preferred and common
stock for ono wear or on fto common
sfoc. alone for two rofrs and bats
This course u1s dcsmcd unfair to tn.
stockholders and particularly tf.
holders of common stock. which stock
was held h' thousands OF small
holders
Demand Books
Tho committee TODAY also deter
mined fo demand that rho steel cor
pnrltiou produce books OF fhc sub
sidmry companies which 20 hld ro
fused In give up and instructed tho
chairman fo take lrrl Steps fo pro.
euro fh'u 81 tho close OF fhr sos.
SION. Chairman Stanley announced
thu fhr committee bad NOT deter.
mined fo probe further into affairs
~ thc International Harvester com
ranf and ifs relations vith Tho stool
TRUST Hf fhia time. because hc htd
been reliably informed that tho do.
parmcuf ~ Justice intended fo take
action along that line
Mr Perkins viii appear before tho
committee aEain fo morrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-10
VALUATION
INCREASED
ON THE RICH COAL LANDS IN BEL
MONT COUNTY.
More Than Million Dollars is Added
By state Tax Commission
of Ohio.

The state tax commission 81 Ohio
which increased the valuation II coal
lands in tho state few days ago. made
~" largest increase IN belmont county.
which has the largest valuation OF any
county IN the state. Tho commission
raised each Of the townships from the
iilfais"uent made 10y the quadrcnu.aI
appraisers.
E'r..rrd township valuation Is greater
IMAM az TIE other counties On the STATE.
,Acepf Perry. Athens and jefferson. The
follow ms i~ to Increases mad. which
means much toward 49," one per cent tax
ialr TT" t'tH. increase - Si,3cs.uuO
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Obituary


From the residence 81 her dAr.h.
Ter. Mrs 4. &. Krebs. OF SO. 3.fs
JACOB street was held yesterday
morning 40 j." clock tAc funeral o..
'he late Mrs Margaret Murrin. whose
death occurred sunday Services
ser" held at co." house on TUESDAY
evening Hf b cloch. f.e Rev. ]. o..
L''"nbcrr"r. ~ tu" Third Tr,-is.
'"riau church. oTicWfur Iutcrm.lf
" as made at Greenwood cemetery.
'h" IallbrHrrr- h.fE Ha follows
Thomas Nurru. ii1rry Murriu. VIII
liam MurrIn. Elmer N.rrin. Bert
Nrchs and Philip 10gurman.
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STATE DEATHS
Cyrus OemOss.

SPECIAL 1.rrtfcr fa tie INTEL eence-
GRAFTON. ". Va. Aug 9-Cyrus
Demoss. aged -. Is dead here after
am illness Of twO years. lie was born
10 Marion county He served in Com
pany l. sixth West Virginia Infantry.
in the MON army. and later entered
th" - n o service. where he served
for "3 years. \ wife and family sur.
Viye
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Up-The-River
News OF Giennova, Warwood
and loveland.
AdIudged Insane.

Following an examination as to his
mental faculties by Drs. J. W. Spill
man, of WoOdsdale. G. \. Wingerter
and William Abercrombie. of War
wood. William Allen. of Parkersburg.
who has been making his home with
local relatives. was adjudged insane.
Arrangements are now being made
to send Allen TO the asylum at IVES
ton, and pending the arrival OF the
necessary papers he will be kept in
the county Jail.
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a lull in building is becoming no
ticeable in the up-the-river district.
and but few houses are under con
struction at the present time. The
oil wells in the heart OF Warwood
are having tendency to make the
town an undesirable place to live.
owing To the smell of gas and flow
of oil over the streets and lots.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-10

An ordinary case OF diarrhoea can.
As q rule. be cured by a single dose
OF Chambcr.ain's Collie. Cholera and
DiarrnoCa Remedy. This remedy has
no superior for bowel complaints. For
sale by All Dealers.
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Buried In HOLY cross

-if...i -...f.t fH '.r futtIII.....-
FAlRMONT. " Va. Aug o.
Th" remains ~ AdolDh Schmidt. an
'mpioye of the Fairmout Mining Ma
chin"ry Company. whose death oc-
CURED early Yesterday morning. wers
Inferred This morning in Holy Gross
cemetery \ brief eorsice was con.
Quoted over 'he remains by Father
IepsDu
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Charles GIdleu-

Special t'.i .4'er 20 frs. fuf.II.reree-
MORGA\TOWN. " Va. Aug -
Charles Gidley. aged -. died suddenly
yesterday evening a. his home AZ
Greenmont 4 wife. five sons and two
daughters survive. Deceased vas a
native 81 Monongalia county. The fu-
neral occurs Thursday
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ment personally in charge. Other ex-
animation during the remainder OF the
present year will be held at Elkins on
August 10 and Il: AT Wheeling. on Au.
gust % and -: al Logan. on August
30 and 81. and AT Charleston. on Sep
temboc - aud IS.
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Still Popular.

The bathing beach AT Warwood
continues 10 be the mecca for scores
OF persons each day. and is becom-
ing more popular than ever. Accord
Ing To the plans of the Civic league.
number OF extensive improvements
will be made To the beach next year
and several entertainments. etc. Will
be held this winter TO raise money
for this purpose
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takcr back Co Jail. while bystanders
choercd
Judr" Smeltl.r. whom informed -
Frmui--inrcr GItur's action. declared
that Mrs E""e. must ro fn work lihe
other prisoners. OF ne in Jail in
d.fritrI.
Th" 5"dEc rIe ordered that Mrs
Reese Dol. supplied with bIoomcrs suit
I.I. f.r h,r work
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DOCKET
FOR SEPTEMBER TERM OF COURT
OF APPEALS.
Forty-FiVe Cases Are to Be Disposed
Mine Department investigates
Disaster.
BY CAL +. YOUNG.
Inteiiigencer Bureau.

- ChhrIeston, W. Va, Aug. 8.
Clerk William Il. Mathews of the
supreme court of appeals has prepared
the docket for the September term OF
the supreme court. which shows the
total cases Set To be -. OF the total
or - cases set for hearing beginning
with September o. II OF that number
are from the new Nineteenth judicial
circuit. composed OF the counties OF
Barbour and Randolph
There are five circuits from which
there are no appeals. the Third
Seventh. Fifteenth. Seventeenth and
Twentieth
The number of cases from each cir
cult and the dates on which set are
set for hearing are as follows:
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New Coal Company.

4 charter has been issued to the Viz
ginia Coal company. OF Coalwood. W.
Va, TO mine coal. manufacture cola
and lumber in Triadelphia district OF
Logan county, W. Va Authorized CAPT.
tai. $4,000. lncorporators: s. G.
Minnich. W G. Sharpe. B. w. Mock
DIR. r. = Carr and G. r. Billiard. all OF
Coalwood. ". Va.
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SEN. Chiffon

port. these friends and their efforts
had not succeeded DO making Chiffon
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GET THE IDEA?
The Hoover
Suction Sweeper
BECAUSE OF The BRUSH=THE
DIFFERENCE

~ III ENOG
THE HOOVER WAY-Carpots auto
matically raised from floor hy suction.
Revolving brush yibra-cs and brushes
carpet. LoOseus ail e1ubcdJ.i DIR.
Rush OF air through carpet gets o..
Motor does the WORK Brush gets
bread. hair. lint. e'c. ~traighteus and
)righfcns nap. brushing on air cush-
on good for carpets. Skill and
strength unnecessary 20 clean clean
THE WAY OF OTHERS-Carpct
pressed against foor %olzIc friction
looseus embedded dirt Ait gets
some 81 b. lou do 'L. wIra. No1lI.
gefs Onlv fine dirt Can't get thread.
hair. lint. orc luI p.ca these gp or
leave on carpet No1zi. friction bad
for carpets SSH and strength nocc4.
sary 20 hl,' clean Cant clean clean.
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\ notary commission has been is.
sued to Charles Marvin Dunn, OF
Huntington. Cabell county.
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Sore Feet, Tender Feet and Swollen
Feet Cured Every Time. TiZ Makes
Sore Feet Well No Matter
What Ais Them.

Everyone who IS troubled with sore
sNeaty. or tender feet Swoolen Zee =
smelly feet. Corns. callouSes or hunions
can quickly make their feet we'll now
Here - instant relief and a lasting. per
maneut Tsm"dy-it's called TIZ TIZ
makes sore feet well and swollen feet a r.
quickly reduced 10 their natura! sin.
Thousands 81 ladies' have been able 10
wear shoes a fun size smaller with per
feet comfort
It's the only foot remedy ever made
which acts on the principal OF drawing
out all the poisonous eNudations which
cause sore feet Powders and other rem
edie~ merely clog up the pores. TIZ
j. works right off. You VIII feel better
tho very first time it's used Use IL a
week ana YOU can forget you ever had
sore feet There : nothing on earth
that can compare with Il. TIZ is FOR
sale at all druggists IS cents per box
or direct ~ You wish from Walter
Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago. Ill.
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lull In BuiIdinq.

Wanted-A janitress. Apply Alloy
Steel Casting Co. stop 2l. GlennoVa
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PERKINS
tcontinuea from r1rr, Page.l

but that he had attempted 10 justify
ANYTHING he had not done. he said.
Was impossible.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-05-20
THE ST. LANDRY CLARION, MAY 20, 1911.
1883 to 1852 Union irrigation Co.

lz0o 10 1zoE OulOu lEE1SdtAoh ".
438 acres of right of way.
Is acre woods bounded north by Bay. Car
ron, south Pttre, east Bayou Garron, west
Plonsky.
I6 acres improved acquired of Mrs. Mary
E.. Walker.
acres improved acq'd of chas. F. Boagni
act No, 67065.
AZ acres improved being right OF way
across Henry LastrapeS. Value $3.50; state
tax SIS 95, parish SOS u, Bay. MalIet SIS so, 0.
g. Ry. 81 40, int So q, total $57 II.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-05-20
olATE TAX SALES.
0NABLE AND ENJOYABLE
0PERTY AND NOTICE TO
MORTGAGE CREDITORS.
state of Louisiana VS.. DELINQUENT
Tax Debtors, Parish of st.
Landry

lid A. slfthe of the authority vested in
staty the Constitution and laws of the
pfinotsl Louisiana, I will sell at the
in wIsi front door of the courthouse,
par H,1leh the civil district court of said
for4nats held, within the legal hours
4. ~ aoicial sales, beginning atl1 o'clock
day. May 27En. IOIE,
ma g~ontinuing on each succeeding day
ina sald sales are completed, movable
ara rMnoVable property on which taxes
ParilsppW due to the State of Louisiana,
Il az, u st. Landry and levee district,
IA sshhaaoIce collection of taxes assessed
est WIZ tn year 1910, together with the inter-
bas s1nossroeon from the 3lst day of Deem
marlaglV , at the rate of 2 per cent per
nayna until paid, and all costs. The
Fha A of said delinquent taxpayers,
aEaount of taxes due by each on the
m ssment of said year, and the nova
IL all and immovable property assessed
to-Wit:
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-05-20

NONRESIDENT AND UNKNOWN OWNERS.
3 X Adams
lot Eunice, lot block As, val $50; state
tax Csc, parish 45c, = school25c, int SC, total
II T. Anderson
81 acres improved, western portion, sec
81 tip 8 ST e, val $3.50; state tax 81 95, parish
S. 81, int 49c, total S. rs.
16 Abashia Ashcroft
so acres, ny of ne4 sec A tp 7 s r Z e, val
$3.50; state tax l69, parish So IS, 1eYee So 70,
acreage 81, int roc, total S12 IS,
II Rowe Heirs and Ashcroft
102 acres, frac g swA sec Stp7sr q e, val
$40, state tax 81 05, parish So 81, 1eyee 81 10,
acreage S. 10, Int soc, total SIS 81.
Is Mrs Phil L Asher
i lot improved 0pelousas. bounded north
by Gregory, south South st, east Market,
west Yeazie, RAJ $500; state tax s., parish
SO 50. n K Sc, Int 81 36, total $24 IS.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-04-28
Yours truly,
| (Pay-mtr) J. w. DAUGHDRlLI.
N. {. GREEN: For Supervisor Beat 5.

AS the reader has already observed,
from our announcement column, Nj.
e. Green Of McLain, is in the race
for Supervisor from Beat D. Under
the old districting, Mark Green for
inerly lived in Beat B, and made the
race for the Supervisorship some IL
years ago, and got in the second run
off with that popular man from the
upper end of the beat, Alex Valley,
whom Mark tells us only beat him by
seven votes He tells US that for
these fifteen or more years he has CO.
veted the Office of Supervisor because
he has felt and continues to feel that
he could be Of Som3 aid in directing
the financial aTlirs Of the county, an d
that he now wants in this way to be
beneiitlo the couAty as whole and
to represent his beat the best he can.
He is referring bis case to his fellow
democrats in Beat 5 who know him
and as a competent jury will decide
whethe he shall stay in private life
or hike to the county temple OF JUS
tice once u month to help frame laws
and policies to guide the dcstinies of
Old Greene. Mark is a well known
character for miles around so we skip
off the platform and leave it for him
to finish the talk to the "Dere
Peeprl ~
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-04-28
avoid Long Windedness in Obituaries.

we nate to do it as we realize it's ;
oeilcate question, but in the interes
oi Inc various other classes of news
matter which its our duty to pas.
upon from week to week in making
the space allotments for the paper
we must call the attention of the O.
obituary writers to the fact that thew
are spinning them out too long. We
owe something to the living as well
as the dead. Notice that our offer
running over the local column, states
that charge will have to be made for
longwlndedness. Sum up the data of
the deceased; offer short consolato-
ry clause to the bereft with very
snort Scrlptural or poetical quota
lions, but don't try to weave in ev-
cry beautiful thought or expression,
you ever heard oriread in connection
with each Obituary you write. GIVE
some OF The old expression a rest,
ana coin some fresh ones of YOUR
own, before the old ones get worn
We appreciate memoir
but get little vexed some
times with such endless repetitions.