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The evening world., 1911-01-17

INExs hND NOTES. LYOUNClP

THE COLUMBIA BASKETBALL
team win meet Princeton tonight on
the latter's court In their second game
OF the league schedule with the Tigers
In the game played last week the Blue
and White quintet defeated the Orange
and Black by the score OF 36-16. The
Princeton OUTFIT expect to do far better
on their own court. however, and will
max the visitors hustle TO win. ColuTn.
bia will be somewhat weakened by the
loss OF Alexander who broke a finger
In Saturdays game with Wesleyan. His
place Will be filled by Jacques.
JAMES BACKUS. WHO REPRE-
sents Kansas City, IA easily beaten In
the first game against Dave Lauder
back OF h Brooklyn team. In tho Ma
tional Three-Cushion Billiard League,
the score being so to 20.
THE UNITED STATES REVOLVER
Association Is going TO enter . team
In the 1917 Olympic games at Stock
holm, Sweden.
WORD NOW COMES FROM CHI
cago that the United States Golf AS
ISOLATION doesn't wan to be on the
outs" with st. Andrews and that the
latter's rules will be followed. The
new playing code arranged n, the meet
Ing last Saturday will he submitted 70
the Scotchmen and request made foi
suggestions and criticisms.
HARVARD WON IT'S FIRST GAME
OF the season In the intercollegiate
Hockey League. defeating Columbia al
the Boston Arena. s to o. The Crimson
seven protested washburne. the goal
keeper OF tho Blue and White team.
claiming his three years al a university
player at Harvard maze him ineligible.
but he was allowed to play.
THE NEW YORK STATE BASE.
ball League will meet at Albany We'd
nesday. Jan. %.
The evening world., 1911-01-17
Big Match Will Take Place at
Jack O'Brien'S Club in
Six Weeks.
BY IOHv POLLOCK.

@HILADELPIIIA JACK O'BRIEN.
- 49, AVIAN
lean A. G. of Philadelphia, Is GER
.,I,,y ,,aLInr ~.r.rmo,, orynr, ~ sIrn
IN all tho ,onno.ch o,h.ors q, tho pus,-
,op"o'l" ,t
ness 10 battle In six round bouts at h=
CHM Jack s.,, ,.or, ~ ,h,. o,ico tn
s'"' '"'" se"' "'4o W ms e"No W.
-, IoIrao, au, Sam rSryforl to
o'Sn 'o""So' VI" sam L"t
meet at one or tho CLUB : SHOWS IN SIN
weeks Joa Woodman. rlanager OF Lang
- -, -. -. -,
Ioiu' mas aiready acce. ttd the ooul al"
says that II OBrlen can sccure Johnson
IA srh. no will postuonc nis trim &c
England, where langiord - ini'cHcu 10
hgnt Bill Lang at Hugh Mclntosa's club
a., o,d,, on Ean ~
a. '''' y" i'O -
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Amateurs Clash
In Lively Bouts
AT Irish Club

All the sta amateurs Will CLASH under
tac auspices OF the Irlsh-Amerlcan Attn
Ie.lc club tonight and Thursday even
Ing. There are more than one hundred
cntries for seven classes. Tonight over
ATTY bouts will he contested. and on
Thursday evening, the semi-hnals and
nnais will produce owe forty bouts.
In order that the bouts on the prellm-
mary night shall be finished by mid
night, the tournament will start prompt
~ at 9 o'clock. The boys will weigh In
and draw at half-past SIX and be ready
10 start on time.
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PllkK0FF QUITS WHEN
zBYSZKO GETS TOO ROUGH

l'IkoH, Who Johnny Dunn. his man.
ase', calls by the fancy nam OF "the
Finnish L4oa,' gave Xbyszko, the ter
r!hlc Pole, more than he was bargain.
'aS fer IN :heir match AZ Prospect Hail.
brooklyn, and had nos the former IN.
iured MS shoulder through a heavy
fan, he might have won the hand!cap
match.
The Pole, according to the articles o,
agreement, was Ia throw the Finn
Wise w!ta.a az hour, He accomplished
he first fan iH forty-six minutes an
s1"ieen seconds, and then seeing tina
a!s chances were slim 10 score tn,
ether fall IN the time limit. no startsl
10 GET rough, with the result that Pila.
aon was 80 badly hurt he ha4 to guilt
The evening world., 1911-01-17

Ahff ~ 49,
signed John Martin. a young inflelder
who played with the New Brunswick
team last season, and he has been
ordered to report at Athens. Ga, On
March ..
THE HARVARD BASEBALL SQUAD
will practice at Annapolis from April
IS TO Il. AMI during that period one or
more games will be played against the
Midsh!pfn9n.
SEvENTY-FTVE MEN REPORTED
10 Coach Courtney for the first indoor
rowing practice OF the season. Simon,
No. 2, was the only member OF last
years varsity eight who didn't put In
an appearance. Eight new machines
were used for tho first time. :: was
announced that tho Ithacans will row
Princeton and Yale as well as Ha.-
ward this spring.
DIR. sTRATFoRD +. CoRBETT.
the retiring president. has refused re-
nomination In the New York Bowling
Association. and gives as his reason the
action OF the National Bowling Asso-
citation In permitting mushroom clubs TO
be formed ten days prior 20 ratioIal
Journeys and also their allowing The use
o. the loaded ball.
IN THE OPENING MATCHES OF
the intercIass fencing tournament nov
being held at Columbia. the seniors wor
all three Of their bouts; Dwyer, Pitt and
Marshall were the members OF the win
ming team. The freshmen will meet the
sophoinores to-day and the winning trio
will meet the seniors Thursday.
-
TOGO s. HAMAMOTO OF TOXIC
has been given written permission by
Manager McGraw OF the Giants to 20
TO Marlin Springs this spring and study
the game as played b. the Giants So
he can go home and teach his country
men the fine points OF Our nationa
pasume.
The evening world., 1911-01-17
HARRY STONE SHOULD MAKE
MAL0NEY EXTEND HIMSELF

The fur promises 20 fly In three diyi-
s!ors OF the SoNins game at the Ma
tianal Sporting ClIo on Thursday. when
Manager Tom o'Rourke will stage an
aii-star show-th!gty-siS rounds Of
flashing encounter between some OF the
BEST boys IN New York. In the main
event Tommy Maloney. who has issued
4 challenge TO all tho llghtweirhts, or
fer!5E to bet 1900 that he can beat any
boy OF h!s weight, will meet Harry
Stone. Stone - one OF the cleve.est
boys IN the game and against the rug
ged Maioney is bound 20 stir up a lively
session.
In the welter division JEFF Smith, who
II "a National Club favorito, will meet
Iron Man Sieger. Jimmy Ambrose
and Young S~olaGurg will clash In the
bantam division,
The evening world., 1911-01-17
Jack Johnson viii Fight
Langf0rd In PHILADELPHIA
BOXING STAGS TONIGHT,

AT Fairmont a. c. Packey Me-
Farland Of Chicago viii mo.
'"cK GOODMAN OF this city In
'he main bout of ten rounds.
AT Brown Gymnasium 4. =
tommy Waltz or Jersey City ana
FRANK Kenny Of Brooklyn Will
c!ash IN the star bout OF ten
rounds.
The evening world., 1911-01-17
CARD AT MADISON A. c.
LOOKS LIKE A BUMPER.

TITO Madison A. C., which ho!dJ fort,.
AZ Sulzer's Harlem River Park. Friday
niSlp is TO introduce the real, old -time
show. incidentally. Manager Humpries
has arranged a star bou that looks like
a btmper. as the English sports say. In
Soung Donohue OF Boston and Kid
yuyas will BE- the pr!ncips&
The evening world., 1911-01-17

.,,rm Morris, the heavyweight Of Oklahoma. VII,
~ Hslt critics " the West claim Will dey,lon
~" an oFDneat for JACK johnson, injurej hi,
i,sIt nAsi IN hs bout with Spite K.neiy. wham
az AZ 49, on IN two rounds al Sapulpa. okla
See" "r'hS>lay nlsht, and. has been CON slltd T.
-'TVae Iis contest with MiSe sohresk uuti
'H. -. They WI fiEht twenty rounds. 49,
The evening world., 1911-01-17

rhl N-!Fh'. 'tc crack lightweight NJ Ksn,a.
ti'f vun Gas been fighting with good fncr,s
II han'as City and o,hsT cities in the We.,
NJ. ut seen - action here on the night o, F,b
ne ha' been matched by Tom O'Ronrfe 4
mett q smith Of New jersey fo- ten rornd
a. 'Ae National sporting Club stag on Feb. :,
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HOMMEY AND WAGNER DRAW,

Packey Hornmey and Joe Wagner
fought a hard ten-round bout with
honors even at the olympic a. c. stag.
The lads battled every second
The evening world., 1911-01-17

waite Psrtcr, tie Chicago lightweight. has
80 on, IN t@9Nn in search OF. hours. lie has
,e4 nucA ti:At,t' Is .Jacs O'NCii. Eddie cham
80 Co.le ta.;c, Hack Rtarlon and otilGr..
Ia. ,o'teio pas taten Linn under h, manaeg.
Ill Lal WI t-y ar1 score a boat Tor hin,
3E;cs. ' ""N" 'iss OF MD
The evening world., 1911-01-17

a match was arranged to-day between Mont
AttGl, the Gallo ria baH;nnwtisht. and Ihily
,neGorern, th' .f1st l!''lc ban,anweight II Rr5os.
IN. IAey viii come together in a ten. round
tout at ne next STAG Of The. Vande .hilt 4. q.
Monday night. 4 fas; battle ought to r;,iit a,
AtteL - a shifiy y%ourgsisr with a stiff punch.
The evening world., 1911-01-17

Ted Nelson. the Australian wslterv eight. ard
Young loush!ey Of Philadelphia have been signei
UP 70 meet. IN 2 ia. rourl bout at the American
\. &. CT philadelphia on saturday night. Nelson
has been boxing recently in that city and as he
showed up well the club officials lost no time In
matching him with LouShry. Both men ara
traiuiry for the cnntsst.
The evening world., 1911-01-17

THE HARVARD BASEBALL SQUAD
will practice at Annapolis from April
IS to Il. AMI during that period one or
more games will be played against the
Midsh!p1nan.
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Notice to Contractors
SALE OF ROAD IMPROVEMENT NO. 80

Notice is hereby given that Road Improve
ment No. 30, known as Dunlap and Jones
road, located In Penn Township Highland
County, Ohio will be sold at public out.cry,
at Frank Jones residence, to lowest bidder
or bidders, on Thursday, October 5th 1911,
at2p. m.
said road begins in quaker short Line
Pike near residence of Thomas II. Smith;
thence following line of an old road in an
easterly and northerly direction to a stake
In Careytown pike, distance of 1919 feet.
said road is to be improved according to
specifications plat and profile in Auditors
ONCE of Highland County, Ohio.
All bidders must deposit one hundred dol
lars in cash or certified check with Engineer
which will be forfeited by the successful bid
der In case he tails to enter into contract
and bond within five (5J days after sale of
road.
Said road will be sold in one section of
1919 feet. The Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
BY order of Commissioners of Highland
County, Ohio.
II. W. HUNTER,
Engineer.
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Notice to Contractors
SALE OF ROAD IMPROVEMENT NO .,

Notice is hereby given that Road Improve
ment No. 81, known as X Frank Jones road,
located in Penn Township. Highland Coun-
~ Ohio. VIII be sold at public out-cry on
line of road, at r. Frank Jones residence,
to lowest bidder or bidders on Thursday,
october 5th, 1911, at 2 p. m.
9 said road begins in n: edge of Quaker
Short Line pike near High Top Cemetery,
aud runs in northerly direction following
the line OF Frank Jones road TO an iron
pin in Careytown pike. a distance of 11s7l
feet.
said road is to be improved according to
specifications, plat and profile in Auditors
once of Highland County, Ohio.
All bidders must deposit one hundred dol
lars in cash or certified cneck with Engineer
which will be forfeited by the successful
bidder in case he fails TO enter into contract
and bond within FIVE (5) davs after sale.
said road will be sofa In one section of
li,s7l feet The Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids
BY order OF Commissioners OF Highland
County, Ohio.
H. W. HUNTER,
Engineer.
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SUGARTREE RIDGE.
Sept. Is, 1911.

Rev. Poston filed his regular APP
pointment at the Christian church
Sunday and Sunday night,
Edwin Redkey and family spent
Sunday with Jesse Cochran and wife,
of Pricetown,
Charley Hedrick and wife, Of Now
rystown, and Ira Shrivers and wife
were entertained Sunday by John
Henderson and wife.
Rev. Easton filed his regular ap.
pointment at the M. e. church Sunday
morning He will preach every Sun
day there at IL o'clock.
Miss Faith CLANCY spent a part Of
last week with friends at Hillsboro.
George Druhot and wife, of Sar-
dina, spent Sunday with her parents,
G. N. Alexander and wife.
Miss Ruth Bum is the guest of
friends at Mowrystown.
Edwin and Henry Temple enter
tained number OF their young friends
ednesday night
An ice cream festival will be held
held Saturday night, Sept. %, for the
benefit of the M. E. church. Every
body cordially invited to attend.
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Tuesday, September 70,


consisting of head of horses; one
team Of Gray Geldings and years
old, weight 800; one Brown mare, 5
years old, weight 2l5O, in foal by i'm.
ported Percheron horse. One brown
mare, 5years old, weight 1900 in foal
bv same horse one bay mare, ye RS
old, i'm foal by same horse, weight
1850; one brown mare, years old, in
foal by same horse, weight 1900; one
brown mare, 5 years old, weight, 14O0
One Dun Morgan driving horse, weight
100. These are all extra good horses.
They are five as good brood mares as
you will find any where in the state.
Two extra good Milk Cows giving a
good flow Of milk. Two Spring Heifer
Calves.
Twenty.four head Of sheep, consist
ing Of II ewes, ! buck and - lambs.
Ten head Of hogs, fine brood sows,
full blooded Poland China. Shoats
among them fine male pigs.
Farming Implements Deer corn
planter, with fertilizer 2farm wagon,
one buggy, one new Deering binder,
cut about 40 acres: l Deering mower,
one new GAINESVILLE gang plow, / steel
beam breaking plow, 2 riding cultivat-
ors, 4.horse steel harrow, Centen-
nial disk harrow, road scraper, hay
rake, $ tons Of good timothy hay in
stack, 80 acres OF standing corn in
field. Those wishing to buy corn come
and look at 1t before day of sale.
Household Goods and Kitchen Fur
niture-I am going to sell all my
household goods and kitchen furni-
ture. This will be sold to the highest
bidder; three sets of double work har.
ness, set driving harness.
Terms Of Sale-All sums of $40 and
under, cash. On all sums over $40,
credit of ten months will be given
purchaser giving good bankable note
with two approved securities per
cent. off for cash. No property TO be
removed till terms of sale are complied
with; .per cent. interest will be
charged from date of sale II not paid
when due.
ALBERT BIsHIR.
A. II. Robertson, Auctioneer from
Paxton, Illinois.
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PULSE.

Sept, Is, 1911,
Miss May Snider spent last week
visiting cousin at Mt. Healthy.
Orland Cochran and family were
guests of G. @. Sanders and wife Sun
day.
Edwin Redkey and wife and two
children, OF Sugartree Ridge, were
guests of Mrs. Nancy G. Cochran Sun
day,
Miss Mary @. Duvall was the guest
Of Dora Taylor Sunday.
Miss Spires, of Cincinnati, is visit
ing May Snider.
Rev. Hoggatt will fill his regular
appointment at Harwood Sunday anc
Sunday night.
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Ely Cream Balm has been tried
and not found wanting in thousands of
homes all over the country. 1t has
won a place in the family medicine
closet among the reliable household
remedies, where it is kept in treating
cold in the head just as soon as some
member Of the household begins the
preliminary sneezing or snuflling. 1t
gives immediate relief and day or
two's treatment will put stop to a
cold which might, If not checked, be-
come chronic and run into a bad case
of catarrh.
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Antiquities to the amount of 80
tons, dug up during several years from
the ruins Of ancient cities in Egypt,
have just reached New York. They
represent the work of five scientific
explorers, sent out by the Metropoli-
tan Museum Of Art, now possessing
the finest collection Of Egyptian treas
ures in this country.
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A book made for Chicago medical
firm as holder for the original tes-
timonials received by 1t from all over
the world, weighs 1900 ponnds, and is
said, says Popular Mechanics to be
the largest book in the world. 1t is
one foot thick when closed and when
open it's dimensions are three and one
half feet one way, and seven feet the
other. IL rests on specially con-
structed table.
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LEESBuRG.
September IS, 1911.


Haldane Evans left Saturday for
Delaware where he will enter Col
lege.
George Miner, of Columbus, is visit
ing relatives here.
Miss Lillian Barger returned last
week to Wilkesbarre, Penn, to resume
her studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Pavey entertain
ed Saturday evening to dinner Mes
danes Elizabeth Wrinkle, Laura Har-
dy, Margo Rogers and Miss Bena
Pausch.
Clarence Overman and wife we're
guests Sunday of Mrs. Elvira Bee
son.
j. d. Ousley and wife, of Martins
vile, visited their son, S. r. Ousley
and family last Thursday and Fri
day.
Mrs. W. II. Gilbert came home Fri
day from Westboro. She was accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. Chloe
Cox and baby.
DR.. W. II. Meadow, of Lynchburg,
gave an excellent address on the orga-
nization of Sunday Schools last Sun.
day in the NJ. E. church.
Mrs. NJ. A. Williams is the guest OF
relatives in Cincinnati.
The game Of base ball which was to
have been played Friday afternoon
between Leesburg and Lynchburg was
played Saturday and resulted in the
score of l3 to 3 in favor of Leesburg.
r. p. Barrett spent Sunday in Will
mington. He was accompanied home
by his daughter, Mrs. Georgia Hyatt.
Messrs Dewey, Hixson, Sanders, Pa
vey, Haas, Daryl Johnson and Pearne
Moore we're among the number Of the
Leesburg citizens who went to Gin
cinnati last Sunday.
j. V. Guthrie returned home Sat-
urday evening from pleasant weeks
visit with relatives in Detroit.
Joe Wolfe, Of Columbus, is the
guest of his son, Fred Wolfe and fam
lily.
Mrs. cynthia Johnson has as her
guest, her son, Fred, of Cincinnati.
Hubert Barrett entered Wilmington
College last week.
Mrs. Laura Daniels has purchased
the William Wright property on East
Main Street.
Truman Huff will leave to-day to
resume his studies in Delaware Col
lege.
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Oficer tat distance judging prac-
tice)-Well, have you learned anything
new todayY
Private-Yes. sir; II you take the bolt
out of the barrel and man just FITS
inside, he's 900 yards away.
Officer-And what is there remark
able about thatf
Private latter oonsideration) =
Nothin'. 'cept that didn't know II be-
fore.-Punch.
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This Will Interest Mothers.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children relieve Feyerishness, Head
ache, Bad Stomach, Teething Disor-
ders, move and regulate the Bowels
and destroy worms. They break up
Colds in "a hours. Used by mothers
for % years. All Druggists, 25c. Sam
pie FREE. Address, A. s. Olmsted,
Leroy, N. Y.
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"fOr Every Living Thing On The
Farm"

Free a 500 page book on the treat
ment and care Of Every Living Thing
on the Farm; !" horses, cattle, dogs,
sheep, hogs and poultry, by Hum
phreys' Vetinary Specifics also sta
BILE chart for ready reference, to hang
up. Free by mail on application. Ad'
dress Humphreys Homeo Med. Co.,
Corner Williams & Ann Sts., N. Y.
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AS usually treated, sprained ankle
will disable man for three or four
weeks, but by applying Chamberlain's
Liniment freely as soon as the injury
is received, and abserving the direc-
tions with each bottle, cure can be
effected in from two to four days.
For sale by all dealers.
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Diarrhoea is always more or less
prevalent during September. Be pre-
pared for 1t. Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is
prompt and effectual. 1t can always
be depended upon and is pleasant to
take. For sale by all dealers.
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please phone to Puss for me- Tell
her that didn't get the lace because
] lost the sample, and that | am glad
of II. Tell her that didn't have any
downtown shopping of my own this
afternoon. Tell her that II she had
a molecule of sense she wouldn't
want to infiict herself on innocent
people In such hot weather. Tell her
that If Bob breaks our engagement 1t
will be on her conscience. and that |
hate her, anyway.
"rhe truth, the whole truth and
nothing but the truth for mel ! can
see already that I'm going to be un-
popular"
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The Brazilian government has COM
menced an active destruction cam
paign against the locusts, particularly
in the state of Sac Paulo.
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"How time hies!"

Eyes, dos'nt 1t? James Garfield
Smith has a son who is old enough to
shave and Grover Cleveland Miggles is
bald headed.-Chicago Record Her
aid.
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In a Pinch, Use Aliens FOOt.EaSe

The antiseptic powder to shake into
your shoes. Relieves hot, tired, ach-
ing, swollen, sweating feet of all pain
and makes walking delight. Takes
the sting out Of corns and bunions.
Sold everywhere, 25c. Sample FREE.
Address, A. S. Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
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Public Sale |

/ will offer at Public Sale at my farm
six mile Southwest of Hillsboro and
two miles Northeast OF Danville and
1-2 miles West Of New Market and
three miles Northeast of East Dan
vile, known as the Abe Strain farm
at 10 o'clock
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On Not Telling
the Truth

Never again as long as | live will
tell an untruth," declared Marjory,
emphatically, throwing herself In a
heap on the couch. Not even the
whitest of white lies. That's posi-.
tive"
And the reason for this beautiful
resolution" inquired her married sis
ter. in whose house Marjory had TAX
en- refuge.
TITS not from any moral scruples
that | have registered this VOW"
sighed Marjory, reveling in the wick
edness of her confession, but simply
because have come to the conclu-
sion that lies don't pay"
Tell me what happened when you
forsook the truth" said the interest
ed sister.
This morning the thermometer
read 101 degrees in the shade, and
there wasn't any shade" related Mar
jory. 81 had just returned home
from a strenuous house party at Dor.
othy's bungalow, much the worse for
wear. Simply exhausted and hating
everybody. flung the contents of
my suitcase into their respective
places. jumped into my kimono, pull
ed down the shades, locked my door,
threw myself on the bed and sighed
a sigh of contentment
Then the telephone rang Such
long, vicious ring, too. AS went
out into the hall to answer It | said
to myself: If that is King George,
and If he asks me to go riding in an
aeroplane with him, | shall refuse.
wouldn't accept an invitation even
from Bob himself. today