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Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-26
MINING ACTIVITIES
 IN C0CHISE COUNTY
 AS REBOUNDS SHOW

TOMBSTONE May Consider able mining oi mporance has been recorded throughout the various min ing camps of Cocdise county during the past month especially In the Dragoon mountains where several new properties have been opened up. while numerous aloa oi mining have claims have been had during that period
 The following mining transaction of importance have taken place iu lhis county in tie past few weeks
 Thomas P Forester has sold Florence II Tou1s an undivided hal- interest in Che Pacific No ? Atlantic No. and Pacific mining ca.u tu- atad Ia Ue Dos Cabea= mining dis. rlct. liberation ol slO00
 Harry C. Wheeler uas soJ to Car 11l Allen twenty patented maln claims located iu tle Warren district th- ame embracing lhe West EIsDea group of claims Nos. j Go la luclu sire and the White Augusta Flor enco and May Rose claims The con aderauon involved was s-e569.5l.
 Another -a3o ol importance IH tle Warren district Nas that oi Ihoma. Hodges to Daniel Mckenzie who pur chased a group of fifteen claims tho prchase price being fixed at the nom nal sum ol sl0
 A sale l8s been recorded in tho Little Bincon mining district A. C simHna purcna ing from F. C Alex consisting of eight claims. Purchas'
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-26
9RPHEUM PROGRAM
 IS ATTRACTIVE ONE

Patrons of the Opheum Theater win have am opportupity 10 see a splendid show today An allfeaure program Is headed by threereel American production entitled The Call of the Tmumerei" This is a fascinating story portrayed ma man ner that holds your attention Co the very final
 "Why eeinald Reformed one-recl Keystone comedy offering luil of conn plioatlons and funny situations that makes laughing habit concludes @ Iemarhuble and wou balanced bul Next sunday "The Mutual Girl" Amer ica'a greatest authority on fashion. win appear Don't miss it
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-26
HOw's Thie ?

Wo oGor Che Hundred Dollars Re. ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be erred by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. 8. CHENE- & CO.,, T4'ed1 O We the undersigned. lare known r J cheuey Cor tle Inst l5 years. and hchelo Dim perfectly honorable il ai hus.n. out any ohlgatons D Hde by 9 hrm. NATIONAL EANt )r COMMERCE.
 Toledo. O. pcUa- Greedy upon tle blood and mn- r1us lac.s of f.a FrH ew Testimonials t n lrH q. cent pr bottle. Sold raac I-all.8 Iau..y p.Is foz cuu4tpation.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-26

to the Sullivan Copper Development Company. while article four is amend ed SO as to read that Che capital stock of he company saan bo }i00000, di- vided into forty thousand shares at a par value of 510 each.
 Mining Agreement.
 A mining agreement has been filed with the county recorder between the Willie Rose Copper Mining Company and Frank p. Crane, trustee The first party being tbe owner Of a group of claims known as the Willie Rose group Nos. to 6. inclusive the Susie Stone and Hard Rock mining claims all of which are located in Cochise county twelve. miles south Of San simon. The second party agrees to organize a holding company for the purpose of developing the foregoing mentioned properties and the first party is to receive a royalty of 10 per cent on Che net proceeds at the shipping point of an ores extracted from its property
 File Mining Patents.
 Patents granted by the lnited States Governwent on several of the most valuable properties located in
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-26
TUBERCULOSIS

In addition to plenty of fresh air and proper diet, those suffering from or who are predispo8od Go Tuberculo- sis are recommended to use Eckman 8 Altorativo to stop night sWeats. banisf fever and hasten recovery. This medi cine, by reason 0f its successful use dur ing the past warrants the fullest inves- UgatiOn possible by every sufferer
 Eckman 8 Alterahve Is most ehica ciOuG iu bronchial catarrh and severe throat and lung affections, and in up building the system. lt contains no narcotics. nor harmful or habit form ing drugs Accept no substitutes. Sold by leading druggists. Write to the EclMau Laboratory Philadelphia, Pa, for booklet telling of rec0veries.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-26

rrofe sor what has become of Tom Appleton? Wasn't he studying with the class last year?'
 "Ah yes Appleton. poor fellow IA fine student but absent minded in the use of chemicals very That dis. ooloradon on the ceiling notice itg'
 "es.
 That's him" 'Im not surprised ! always thought Tom would make his mark if he got chance.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-26

Coal-Dealer: "Why don't you wheel lue barrow along more lively Pat? It's not a very heard iob there's am inclined plane to relieve you
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-26
PYTHIAN sIsrERs.

All members of Lily Temple No. 8 will please meet tbe 7:15 D. m. train today, May 26. to receive the remains Of Sister J. C. Donieyy of Cananea
 HATTIE E HOLLIS (2B) Acting M. E C.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-26

], A. Zander. tuner: phone 24S; Howe Jewelry Company. l599l
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-26

One of the most charming of June brides will be Miss Madeline Edison, the daughter 5f Ihamas A Edison, Che inventor. who 5H June l7 in the beautiful home of her futher at Llewelyn Park N j., will be mar red to John Sloane, who has long hcen identified wth aviation in this country and who conducts an asia- tion school lt Bound Book x J Miss Edison Gence s a son of Dr. Grange, near nc.ghtors to the Edi- sons.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-08-14
Greatest Insurance
Company in World
Owned by Negroes

atlanta. ga. At the rpcnt annual
meeting. July To-. of the stockholders of
the standard l.iie Insurance Company.
OF Atlanta. TIA. the only old-line legal
FESTIVE liie insurance company cperatssl
10y coi"rsSi people in the world. IL was
announced that the company hal i'm
f"r'r II. ST. MI nm insurance upon tll,.
lives "l o.5i; policy hol,erS. The com
i'any began business m June. 1913. with
"A paid-in capital oi Sln.WD AMI Sl6.-
'ss surplus. Ia j. therriore the largest
capitalized corporation among color,~l
Iroplc with the .apital actually paid up
in cash. The company j. .lping business
in the states Of Georgia. Alabama, Ken
tncky. Tenne~-,$.. Missouri and Arkan-
sa~. Ia has %, lranrh oilirs.-. IN agents.
n clerks ma tine home Office aud branch
oiiles-, AMI on IT. examining stall are lol
phySirIan~. making total of ~, people.
employed in the tir-t year of the com
pany'- existence. The total incomr for
the first year i'm all III departments "a
mounted To sIoD. s55G;. ID pail IL,
death claims s.lGt.I5. Until r,~ently
the r'lnIany "I~rats~l Health and Ac-
cislent department in the -tats-- at Ken
tncky. Missouri anil Trnne-.s,,.. bnt TIM
l''-ins-- las l'~-n nrin-ur,~l and u will
hereafter so only Lille business.
The work "i the firSt year Wa entirely
satisfactory and pleasing Ia the large
number Of -t.rkholsler- and directors.
via" arr scattered over ten -tats-. Some
of the most prominent aud WEALTHY cod
"r,~i people ia Anerica are among IT,
Stockholders. lac board Of directors con
-i-ts oi the iollosing well-known bu=i
ne-- men
\. D.. Lewis. ~ecy Insurance company
Jacksonville. Fla. II. q. Duga-. bank 70
er. Augusta. Ga VIM DriskelI, insn-
rance, Atlanta. Dr. VI ~ Mason, pub
llcl-t, jacksonville. Fla Walter scott,
president Insurance company. Savannah.
''a- X !. I-aac-. mathematician. Prairie
View. Tex. A ID Hamilton. contractor =.
Atlanta; y y Young. college president.
Tallalia--ee, Fla. SOl & Johnson, editor.
Savannah: A = IIrrndon, capitalist. At
lanta. Tho-. IIayr-. undertaken, Mem
Ihi- Toonl'- McIendon, merchant.
Washington, Ga. !. j tsarth coal deal
er, lDecatnr. Ala. DIR. W IIugnley.
Americu-. Ga. Herman r. Perry, Pre-.
Harry u Pace. 49,. and Henry A Boyd.
Nashville
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-08-14
Black Soldiers in War

Pari-, France. Aug lO---If Frame j.
drawn into the great war IL will H. the
iir-t ciance tilat country ha- had u TIT
the fighting quality oi her black troops.
france ha- several regiments - African
soldiers that she has lern quietly prepar-
ing Tor just -'Ich q crisis a. the one that
y threatening her now. The eye a the
world have kept clos watch ON tlie~,
black -'ldier~ AMI many have bern tie
pre'iiction- II just What they would 10
under fire. They are natural born figh 4
er-. and With tlie how and SPEAR they
would H. terror o. any opposing foe,
but the que-tiDn that j. hring a-ked j.
what will they 10 in MODERN warfare.
The Frcnch army officials have great
faith 10 their black -oldicr-. and when
Tho tight grt- On IN earnest u will 30 the
ann ~ the French n throw the-e back
mon int tie thicke-f ~ the tight.
The AfrIcan- -eem anxious for the fray.
They are al~ay- really for the drill, and
handle themselves IN 70 manner O. ~
ceivc the highest commcndstiOn 81 the
nio-t critical ol--erver- Jark Johnson j.
ds~I'ly Interested IN the b.ack soldiers
lie inquirs- every day ai,Dut them. lie
know about What the black troops II hi-
h0"e country would Do in int -uch q
cri-i-. and be- - anxion- o. know what
the army oilioer- n France think % them.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-08-14
Insurance

Combination SICK. injury. accident
and death benefit J,rOts~ti0n AZ minimum
cost. sou dsath irncht. 81 on for
lo-r Of limb or cys--iglit from 800 %
sl3.D weekly -ick or arridcnt benefit:
slvl emergency RELIEF l,enedt Cost i
.1.tp Ier year. no other dueS nor a=-s--s-
'nent-. In tins inrIrance all men AMI
women are placrsl uIsyn am equal ba~i-.
rsgar'ils.-- 81 Occupation. Earh per-on
make the same iorm 81 application. paws
the same amount oi premium and re-
ceives Tie same amount 81 benefit Men
and women letwern the 49, of rs and
- arr acceptei. No restriction A. u O.
cupation. only railroad men employed ON
trark, tram or roun,i-hou-e cannot 10 az
certed. Clain- are pail within sixty
days anywhere IN the a.. -. Canada or
bnrOpe. OH reliable insurance com
pany. sfop,Do on state deposit a. a
protection for policy -hol.iers and 10 9snr-
sntee the payment II claims. For furth-
OF Tree information asisire-s du-fave n.
Werner, SECRETARY anil General Manager.
Box slJ, Buffalo, y. v. state age, sex,
cccuist'on snd rnentson I~ps. ". ~.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-08-14
2,ocAs

Mrs Sallie >tovsll-IIill spent sunday
in Ro~eviIle With her parents.
Atty >olins Of wclch was in the city
visiting friends rns.iay night.
Mrs Katie Car~,n-,;ray. wif~ Of John
Wesley Gray at this oili,,e. Mas i'm the
rity Tuesday AMI Wednesday
our old friend Ike Noel. employd Al
the state Hou~s. = making good. lie.
Ia the bays of oh Mcdowell. = known
a. one IT the old Republican war hor-..~.
and - generally regular l;ut you may
dsI-'nd upon it. Ike will trcat You night
AMI his heart Is on the right side. al
sh"nsh hc - quite y conrting sent Of lat.
Rev. K. 4. Johnson preached two very
aide ~s,rN"n~ sunday Tie was accom-
panied L. this city 10y Mrs Johnson.
Editor whittico and Dr. Marshall ~
tnrnei from wherling Monday. They
expressed Themselves ~ highly pleased
Al the work al the Grcnd Lo,lc,,.
cue Worker" of Huntington. was in the
city this week Rev. li..~ton il visiting
the jailS ami dining What hc can to l,ctter
the condition 80 the inmates and Incl
dentally lle l. gathering information A.
4 tl" working of the Prohibition Law.
Don't forget and don't fail 10 attend
the all-nisht Blueiront AMI Palm Gar,icn
ball given 10y the we'll known and crle-
hratel ''~nuknm lnkum.' Monday
night. August H.
Mr. and Mr.. sherman Finney return
FL Tuesday night ir"m Cincinnati where
they visited their son.
Rev. l.. T.. Johnson left Tuesday night
Tor Huntington to attend meeting of
the executive committee g. n % of - =.
Rev. Johnson j. one of tine grand audi
tors OF the Order
Hon. &. r. Hartman l. i'm the city this
wsrk experimenting the razing of some
hou~- that ven. burned -~one time ago.
The Red Fox" l. preparing u build
f'ur hou-s-s or mole ina tine near future.
Attorney Froe of WEIGH was attending
e. business i'm tins city Wednesday.
Miss p. y. Brown. of keystone. made
Lying trip To Eramweli "Wednesday on
business
MrS. Annie Mansfield. Miss Oncy
Mansfield and Mise Nellie Cannon have
returned home from Atkins. Va, after a
few weeks stay.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-08-14
HAAW!!LEY FOR
STATE SENATE
Bluefield Man Wins Nomination
, Over DR.. Campbell of Beck
ley BY a Vote Of Sixty
four to Fifty-six.

EsS'kley. W. Va. Aug. >.---The Re
publican Senatorial convention of the
seventh senatorial district. held here To-
might. nominated W A. lIawley. al
Blueiield. over Dr \. \. Campbell. ol
Hs~'kley. 10y a vote al 80 to ri. Judge
llarold \. Ihtz. of Islnciirld. PLACED the
name "t MIR llawley before the conven-
ti"n Tor nomination. which was sss'onde~i
10y }. :. kahle and H. a. Isr. of that
city
The name of DR.. Campbell was PLAYED
ln nomination 10y FERRY >tovrr. ol Raj
rii,h county
Attorney John VI. Anderson. of Bs~-k
ley, presided a. chairman of the convtn
h"n AMI E'iit"r shot. of the Buetield
Daily Telegraph. Was ss~rrtary.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-08-14

The Watch on the Rhine" Mas writ
ten by Max Schneckenburrer. wurttem-
berg manufacturer. ma lstO. when France
Was threatening the left hank Of the
Rhine. IL was set To music by Carl VII
helm. and during the Franco Prii~Sian
war Of iS7O-sl was adapted a the nation
al folk hymn and rallying cry of the
army.
A voice resounds like thunder peal
Mid dsshing waves and clang of -;s,.l.
The Rhine. the Rhine. the German
Rhine,
Who guards my streams divine"
Chorus.
Dear Fatherlsnd. NJ danger thin
Firm stand thy sons u watch the Rhine,
They stand. hundred thousand strong.
Quick 70 svenge their country wrong
With tilisl love their bosoms swell
They'll guard the sacred landmark we'll
The dead of a heroic race
From Heaven looS down and meet their
gaze;
They swear with dauntIess heart. 80
Rhine,
BE German as this breast of mime
While flows one drop Of German bl,4~l.
Or sword remains to guard thy l""i.
While rifle rests in patriot hand
No foe shall tread they sacred strand
Our oath resounds, the river hoW-.
In golden light our banner glow
Our hearts will guard their stream
divine;
The Rhine. the Rhine, the t,crman
Rhine,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-08-14
French and German War Songs



The Mars~llsise'' was written by
Claude Joseph Roueet de Lisle. . young
French officer Of ensineers. penned on
the night Of April p. l79e. Ii was writ
ten in Strssburg. the principal city which
Was taken from France by Germany in
the war of ls7e-7l. and around which the
present conflict will probably rage.
We sons OF freeslom. wake up to glory,
Hsrki Hsrk, what myrisds bid You
rise?
Your children, wives and grandsires
hoary.
Behold their team and hear their cries,
Shall hateful tyrsnts. mischiefs breeding.
With hireling hosts. a rutfisn band,
Alright and desolate the land.
While pesce and liberty lie bleeding.
To armsl To arms, ye brave,
The avenging sword unsheathe;
March on? march on, all hearts resolved
On victory or death.
Now. now the dangerous storm is rolling,
Which treacherous kings confederate
raise;
The dogs Of war, let loose, are bowling,
Aud 10, our fields and cities blaze;
And shall We bssely view the ruin,
While lswless force, with guilty stride,
Spreads desolation far and wide,
With crimes and blood his hands inn
buirrng?
To arms. to arms, ye brave, etc.
D Liberty can man resign thee.
Once having felt thy generous flame
Can dungeons, bolts or bars confine
thee?
Or whips thy noble spirit tame,
Too long the world has wept, bewailing
That falsehood's dagger trysnts WELD.
But freedom is our sword and shield
And all their arts are unavailing.
To arms! to arms, ye brave, etc.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-08-14
Notice.

To All Members Registered on the Roll
Book Of Keystone L,dge No. 2l, A.
+. and A. NJ:
You are hereby notified 70 appear in
this Hall on Wednesday night, Aug. 26.
1914, for the purpose Of a general
union and strengthening up, regardl ess
OF how far you are behind or how long
you have been out. Come and let us
reason together. We are sure you will
be henetitted- Don't fail to observe the
date. BY order of
KEYSTONE LoDoE No. 2l, A. r. K A. NJ.
Keystone, W. Va
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-08-14

Those entitled to benefits from the
lodge must be less than $50 in arrears
in dues, taxes, fines etc.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-08-14
Application for Pistol License

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned whose residence Is
Anawalt, w. ", will make appli
cation TO the Judge Of the Circuit
Court for license Tn carry a re-
volver in accordance 10 the pistol
law Of this state.
GILMORE WOODY.
July 10. 1914.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-08-14
IMPORTANT ACTIONS
By Last K. of P. Grand
Lodge

The appointment of commission of
seven To revise the Endowment Laws.
Those appointed: DIR. G.. n. Marshall,
Keystone; Jas. l.. Hill, Bluefield: j X.
Jefferson, Parker-burg; r. l.. Morton,
Point Pleasant, J. w. ChappeIIe. Charles
ton Two more members are To be ap-
pointed.
Resolution adopted al Grand Lodge
thanking Gov. III. ID. Hatfield for recog-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-08-14

milton shown The rsce by appointments
of L. q. Wilson ADJ W. w. Ssunde,s
Where's, The Governor. the Honorsh2e
H. ID. Hatfield, who spoke At the stock
meeting Of the Association lsst year
urged thoss prsseps .->sabscribe Tor stock
hss seen ft 70 appoint - State Lii
h-srisn sb@ p---ss--. , - -
the Hon. l. o. Wilson. and
Whereas, The present administration
OF the State of West Virginia. i'm a con-
crete way. has shown its friendship for
our race by the creation of a new depart
ment, known ~ the extension work
among colored schools, and
Whereas. The Board Of Regents has
elected rs its first director the Hon. W.
w. Saunders. be il
Resolved, That W. tender to the adj
ministration, the Board of Regents and
Governor our gratitude, tor such recog-
milton and appointments.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-08-14
NOTICE.,

On Tue- lay Of each weak. beginning
next TUESDAY. ] will IT, ia kimball for
the convenience ri my patients there and
81 serve the people oi the vicinily with a.
little exIs-ilce to them a. g.~-ible.
w. l.. cOI.SON,
surgeon Dentist
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-08-14
Chosen Post Mistress

The Mcdowell Times congrat
ulates Mrs Rosa Harper Brown
upon her appointment as post
mistress at Institute, w. Va.
Mrs. Brown is the sister of the
old party" f. Howard Harper
Of this city and is one of the most
astute female politicians in The
state She is as well known in
Mcdowell county as in Kanawha
and is one of the Mcdowell Times
most uncomprOmising boosters.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-08-14

Miss Evelyn Simpson has returned to
her home from the Lomax Hospital in
Blue6eld where she underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis She is able to walk
around indoors.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-08-14

Special assessment OF one dollar to meet
the heavy demands entailed by such
emergences as the Eecles disaater where
seven members of the order lost their
lives at one time.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-11-27
THE SAME OLD TRICK.

When the Governor of Arizona is the victor
in a political controversy he loudly proclalms that
his policies have been sustained by vote OF con-
fidence from the people On the other hand,
when he loses and majority is registered against
his policy in the same election, he proclalms from
the houseops that the Corporations defeated has
pct measure For instance, in an article IN The
Arizona Gazette, the Governor inslnuates that
the defeat of his amendment abollsh1ng capital
punishment in this state due to the machlna-
tions OF the corporations Of all the measures
contained upon the official ballot we oplne that
the corporations of Arizona were the least inter
ested in the capital punishment amendment They
were, however, vitality interested in the eighty per
cent law, also the ant-blacklst law, tn industrial
pursuits measure, the three cent law, etc. On
the face of the returns the eighty per cent law
carried by more than ten thousand majority; the
three cent fare law by more than eight thousand
majority, while the anti-capital punishment meas
IRE was defeated by less than thousand votes
If the corporations responsible for the de
feat of the anti capital punishment measure, isn't
it passing strange that the eighty per cent bill
was carried by more than ten thousand votes!
Such silly twaddle as the Governor advances as
an excuse for the defeat of his pet measure IS an
other cheap play to the gallery.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-11-27
FULL CREW TRAIN BILL.

Dunbar's Weekly says A full crew train
bill fashioned after the Arizona statute, pas
sed by the Missouri legislature at its last session.
The railroads of the state put the referendum I'M
der the measure and the returns just at hand show
that it was defeated by two to one vote through
out the state. The cities rule gave it major
iy, but the farming counties voted almost solidly
againsc it. The vote for the bill I5o,5o3
while the vote against if was 324,o85. The rail
road men of Missouri and the investors, are ubi-
liant over the result and claim with considerable
justice that the pendulum is swinging the other
way. These men now looking forward with
great confidence to an era OF prosperity and new
railroad construction in the big state. Probably
Arizona might take advantage OF its older neigh
boris act and cut out some of its foolishness in
legislation No community prosper at the
expense of its railroads and the voters of Arr
iona might as well understand this now as later.
The records show that since the enactment of
legislation in this state, not one mile
of new railroad has been constructed Shall we
profit by the result in Missouri?
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-11-27
LUKE McLUKE SAYS.
But

A man can lie out of lot OF things. But
he can't deny it when he eats onions.
A man will pay dollar for SO cent article
that he wants. A woman will pay 40 cents for
a 30 cent article that she doesn't want.
A girl is real proud when she graduates from
college with a B. A. But she is prouder
when she enters the school of matrinony and
adds B. Y. to her degree
A girl can a long skirt and make it dis
play more hosiery than if she short skirt.
It is all in the management.
A mother never changes. When her son is
40 yeras old and wears long whiskers she won't
call him anything else but willie"
The Scientists must be losing their grip on
the Peepu1. In December of last year the Harv-
ard savants ANNOUNCED the Great Discovery that
nearly all women are knock-kneed But you may
have noticed that the fool men keep right on get
ting married and taking a chance.
A Massachusetts, girl cut off her hair in her
Sleep Most girls yank it off before they go to
sleep.
The Hibrows claim that the of medi-
Gated tissue screen will make kissing "safe and
sanitary. 1t may make it sanitary, but there isn't
any way to make kissing safe
It must be terrible jar to the Reformers to
realize that the fellows who smoke cigarettes
age to cop out so many good jobs.