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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
DIZZY, HEADACHY,
SICK, ''CASCARETS"
Gently cleanse your liver and
sluggish bowels while
you sleep.
Get a IO-eent box.

Get a i0-cent box.
Sick headache. biliousness, dizzs
ness. coated tongue. foul taste and
foul breath-always trace them to
torpid liver: delayed. ferementing
food in the bowels or sour. gassy
stomach.
Poisonous matter elogged In the in.
testines. instead OF being cast out
of the system. L. re-absorbed into the
blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue II causes con
gestion and that duh, throbbing, sick
enfng headache.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse the
stomach. remove the sour. undigested
food and foul gases. take the excess
bile from the liver and carry out all
the constipated waste matter and
poisons in the bowels.
\ Cascaret tonight will surel,
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep-a IO-cent box
from your druggist means your head
clear. stomach sweet and your liver
ana bowels regular for months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
TWO MEN ARE
FOUND GUILTY
IN CRIMINAL COURT ON CHARGE
OF STEALING COPPER WIRE.
Night Session % Court Held In Case
Against Aloe Wright and
Louis LETTERS - Mary
Attend Trial.

An evening session was held last
nignt In the case OF the State vs.. Aloe
Wright and Louis LETTERS. charged
with stealing over 500 worth OF cop.
per wire from the Wheeling Electric
company Court reconvened at 7:30
o'clock and the case went to the jury
at 10. At IL o'clock the Jury returned
a verdict OF guilty against the two
defendants and recommended them
TO the mercy OF the court. Attorneys
for the defense then made a motion
for new trial and arguments on the
same viii be heard saturday morn.
ing.
In the arguments 10 the jury the
defendants attorneys asked Prose.
cutting Attorney Addleman why he
did not cross-examine little Ellie
Moore. one of the defense's wit
nesses. The prosecutor replied by
saying that he had too much respect
for the little girl. but with the kind
OF n mother she had he could plainly
see the writing on the wall.
The state charged that the defend.
ants cut the wire from the tops of the
poles January at warwood. where
II had been strung. One end OF the
wire had been wrapped around "A pole
ready to be joined the next morning.
but when the linemen arrived the
wire had been taken. IL was also
charged that the men rowed across
the river with the wire and tried TO
sell IL to a junk dealer. The defense
claims that Wright brought the wire
and that Jeffers helped him row the
wire over.
The defense placed witnesses on
the stand during the afternoon and
evening TO prove that they were at
home at the time the theft was sup.
posed TO have been made. Mrs. Min.
ME Moore and daughter Effie, a little
girl. were placed on the stand and
testified that Jeffes had not been
away from their house the night OF
the robbery. LETTERS Is a boarder at
the Moore home, which is a house
boat in South Warwood. The mother
testified that she was in letters
room at , O'Clock on the morning OF
the robbery and that he was still
there.
Attorneys for the defense objected
rigidly to the manner of cross-exami
nation, but Judge Robinson ruled
that IL was proper. the defense TAX
ing exceptions TO the ruling All dur.
ing the trial the court room was well
filed with spectators
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
Reyamps The Blood And
Drives Out The impurities
Famous Remedy Works in The Billions of
Cells to Scatter The TOxies that Cause
Blood Sickness,

Throughout toe body billions n Hnv
rolls are constantly at work pirkIur out
from The blood their own essential rufrI.
mont And there is one Ingredient ir
s. =. $. thr famous blood nurHer that
assists in fh'a Important cellular arHv.
lfy it s0 Stimulate those caIa a1 com.
rleiely gets infp fhr fnlrst iutaraures.
hat the cells aIf each other in rejecting
from fhe r'r.UI sfnr blood those t9rIrs
and n0Isnnr hat constitute dl .fHae .Tne
sldy ls RI not work Of blood vessels and
fhr aasimi'ntfa nature ~ o. arrh
hist Do la thus enabled f1 assist in fne
work m rho liver f0 burn uu ImnnrI. boz A.
10 aid the tIIn.ys fo GIe.ha.re arIds and
other rgIanuH 20 nrUr.o ODE HfIu fD u
more healthy evaporation Oft uuIaons from
fhe skin Uasuae % Is fhIs Intense and
constant asaIsfalrr ~ g. f1 fha
natur1I rr..eHa. M raNufar digestion
anf functional elimination that arr0uuff
FOR alrh rapid rrr0rerIag from rHaHm1.
fism. ratarrh liver trouble weak k.Iu.v
srfion aud an hin0d disorders g S.
bling purely vsgefafie combination Del
welrone fs fIr weakest stomach Dr. In.
frrferea 'r rp rHr With nuF ~ fhr raI1
rel aerreuoua n the BODY. And By lu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

of Wadestown. W. Va. spent ycster
DAY in this city while enroute m
Pittsburgh
Mrs. Alfred Wood of the North
tnd is confined TO her home by 900
Mrs. Blanche Davidson OF Pitts
hurEh b. the guest of Mrs John Ste
phens in East Whcrliul
John Mckinuon OF the Tasf End was
ln PITTSBURGH yesterday ON business
Miss Kate Byrd at Parker4bure
was 100 the city looking after business
matters YESTERDAY
Miss Ethel Conrad of sards was
in ne City yesterday visiting Ioca.
friends
Mrs Kate Harrcr %. tho Ea.t Ent
is confined Co her home hg illness.
James Downs OF Cleveland. %. wa
h th' CITY looking after business In
forests yesterday.
Tom Ross of Cameron was In thr
Guy Yesterday tr1nsacf'ng business
Misses Martha Ross and Loaora
h1rpior. who are teachers Boo The
MADISON school were visitors af
WrishurE YESTERDAY where they in
.uectei the public schools of that
town.
Edward Conau.. veu known oio,a.
for boy Ol The Board oft Trade build.
ine who has been o0fdufy for tho
lat few Days ou account OF slight
NIn'e. hIF again rp umtI DIS fu
Tics at thc building
Way Drummer OFF the DIfy s slightly
mdisp posed at her home on the South
Side
Mrs g. rs Thompson of Parkors.
burg D. visiting friends iu this city
for q few DAYS
state Hotel tn.Urtfur ID Sees
mo has been yisItIu- the different
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

hostelries In the city for the past
week. left last nirht for his home In
Huntington
Mrs T.. A. Reich. Of south Front
street has returned home from Clove-
land, where she has been the guest
Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs q. Op-
pcnhcimcr.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fisher ana
son Saulhcrt Of Sister-ville. are Wis
ltng a. the bone az Mrs Fisher
sister. Mrs ". s. Rubin. of the Is
land
Mr. - Noel ~ Alliance. % BE- vie.
fling Mis- Nathan Rubin. of tho ls-
land
sis. ras.ie Braun. Of Pittsburgh
is visiting or the home of Miss Anna
nrnrlein.r. of Twenty ninth street
Mrs Frank j. iloaruc and her guest
Mr. Gu-fofr Asrhuann. will leave
Tuesday Tor q stay af Excelsior
Springs Eau.a GIFTS Journal
Mrs Wilbur g. NcGfoeor d. busi-
moss visitor in Pittsburgh. where she
will remain Tor few days.
Philip WInfcrs Of North Main
street. who has been 300 for the pas.
two weeks. is able tO be- around AGAIN.
Mi.a lnra knOoh. Of Marietta. 3D..
NOrlrr Wedding. len Tor BarucsvIIle
Mrs Henry g. EmIpt OF Wcl.burs
was OBJ" guest of friends in the city
yesterday
william kle,h. ~ WiUiamstown. "
Va. nas been fhe lu..f of friend. and
Relatives ir che city for O. few DAYS
Miss Catherine Kelley. OF Sisters
Vile. the guest 81 friends on The
South Side
William uaeIc of West FINLEY pa
Irort 1ttI'rGay in Film Grove visit
Iu. Relatives
Mrs Anon England. who hos been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
NEWS BRIEFS

Chief Rose calls 10 the minds OF
the people at The present time the
danger of fires from freezing gas
pipes ana then the substance escap-
ing. making an explosion imminent
lie asks that they use especial care
during the freezing months Not only
does IL freeze the gas pipes but also
makes the water supply short.
By the report filed recently with
the mayor. by the workhouse keeper.
IL can be seen that none of the pris-
oners are in danger OF starving The
report shows three thousand and forty
lOaves of bread used and a relative
value in meat and etc.
The board OF control yesterday
instructed City Engineer Chas B.
Cooke 10 make up specifications for
the drilling Of the ward water wells.
There are TO be 30 drilled in the
city. The first and sixth ward have
not as yet submitted their plans but
the board seems TO have become tired
of waiting for them.
The examinations are now being
held in the eighth grade OF the pub
lie schools throughout the city and
viii continue until Wednesday OF next
week. The mid year promotions will
be made next Friday week, when at
least 125 students will be promoted
to the freshman class at the local
high school. which Is now being held
at the Webster building.
Prof Taylor in his address be-
fore the mems Bible class, which will
be held at the Y. NJ &. A. building
tomorrow evening at = o'clock. will
speak on The Apostolic Church ri.
nance" a large crowd Is expected
10 be present at the meeting
The organization committee
which Is making arrangements for the
organization Of he unOrganized
wOrkmen OF the Wheeling district
held a very interesting meeting YES
terday evening az the electrical work.
ers hall on Market street. where they
nave secured temporary headquar-
ters for the time being 10 was off.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
new LUMBER YARD
Scott Lumber CO. 70 Erect LARGE Gen.
eral Building snf Yards IN
Martins Ferry Soon.

Martins Ferry will soon have one
Of the Finest lumber yards boo the
Ohio valley. aa the scott Lumber
company Is having plans drawn for
The new yards that they will cree. OF
ihe corner of Carlisle and sixth
streets. ont of fhe food district ln
fHr past year fhe high waters have
always been q sort of trouble To- the
company. aa their loss has always
been heavy hy lumber being dam.
aged Dos water
The new building that viii De-
erected wiz Do 4u lep' wide uV IGr
feet long and viii contain 100 bins.
each having o. capacity ct holding
car load OF lumber which will give
space for ~ large amount OF lumber
The building Will Boz Two stories in
height and Oh. Front will be- OF brick.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

while the foundation will be OF tile
ana concrete. The building when
completed will be modern In every
way and will have all Of the latest
improvements in well equipped lum-
Der yard
The offices and stables Of the com.
pany will also be moved 10 the new
quarters and the company viii do all
lion. as o. will De- more centrally l1.
Gated and viii also be- near a rail
road IS soon as the plans are com.
plctcd bids will be asked for and
work viii boz started. o. ~ is the in-
tenuon Of the company. ~ have the
nov lumber yard completed az soon
as possible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

seriously 80 az her home az Park
View for the past several days. Is re-
ported somewhat improved
g. Beans. superintendent OF the
lpra' branch 81 Bradstrcets. left yes
'eruaN fer Washington ID. g.. TO spend
% Tow uays or business
Prof and Mrs g. +. Finley. Of Beth
any. nave returned from recent visit
tO Chicago
Harry u. AIMS. captain OF the
I'rn.F nuHI.Ue team. of this .Itr rs-
turned IHef uieIt from TIftaHurrr.
where Do ha. u.su attend tIe annual
tournament uf t.c Pittsburgh Bowling
I....".Hf.uu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
WAR WOOD BANK
stockholders Held Annual Meetina
Netterday-Directors RI. Elected
for Ensuing Year.

The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Rank of Warwood vas
held yesterday afternoon ln the bank.
nt rooms of thc Institution on Main
street Center Warwood The pin.
cipal business transacted. aside from
accepting The reports for the rasf
year business. was tho rrrlcc. ION of
The directors Tor tho ensuing wear
The board is composed OF the follow.
ing W. y. Helfenbinc. q "a. Coun.
.slmar. ". ID. Elliott Alfred PAUL.
W y. StenRer. George IS Ebcrfa J
D. Moore. j ID Mcdonald a.
Wssmuth. r. j kcu8moud aud j "
Weller
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
THE THEATRE
TINE MADcAP DUCHESS.

SeatH are now On sale for .hf Mad
cap Duchess. which Is appearing at the
sourt Theatre tonight and Friday night.
victor Herbert has aimed high in snis.
MS latest work and there Is no evidence
ol haste In the composing OF the SEQ q.
Inc book and lyrics by David Stephens
anu Justin Hunter Mccarthy are notably
good The opera Is beautifully costumesl
ana sung by an uneNceptiOnal east OF
principals aud chorus They conn. here
direct from the Globe theatre. New York
where II has enjoyed "A long and prosper
Gus engagement. The AIadcau duchess,
- one OF those operas that will be- re-
membered long time after the dust ma :
gathered on many OF the so-called must.
car comedies OF the present day An
added attraction is the orchestra, OF ri
selected musicians brought along to In
terpret this musical gem.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
AT THE VICTORIA.

victoria theatcr patrons viii have a
distinct novelty for the balance 81 the
week IN 'Morriss Monkey Cabaret %
Inere are 20 monkeys IN the show. in
ciudinE a dozen or more OF the cIeverest
Comedians the race has ever produced
This act has sheen creating a Juror an
over the circuit. and comes here headed
a. one OF the greatest sensations Of the
vaudeville stage.
Then there VIII be the -Four Macke in
European novelty singing. dancing
hnd musical act. Hazel Brown and
-harleF BarrOWa Zoo THE Girl and the
feari,' comedy Offering that would
make r. full show and HuegeI Bros.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
Wheeling Men After
Federal Reserve Bank

with dainty Trixie Taylor IN a singing.
acrohatic ana dancing act de luxe
Holmes and holllster viii be seen In a
D. a gem.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
HARRY LAunrR

Harry Lauder, the great scotch COM
edian. viii come to Wheeling on Friday
January 23rd. for "a matinee perform
ance only, under the direction OF william
MOTIFS Mr.. Lauder Is engaged on his
sixth American tour I'm the United States
and VIII remain in this country nine
weeks cnly, going 10 the Pacific coast
and viii sail from san Francisco on
March 10Th. Tor a six months tour
through Australia to fulfill series OF
senNactSs there Is every prospect that
TINS tour will be far more successful
than Mr.. LADDERS previous tours ina =
much as there has never been so great
an advance interest in the great COM
edian's appearance as have marked his
Present tour. Lauder will present a
new song repertoire. which will Include
ITS Nice TO Get ID ia the Mornin' But
;irlcSr 70 LIE IN Bed. TIA Ia. My Bonnie
Darlin'" and The Lodger," Including a
number OF his old favorites Mr. Morris
mas engaged Tfmarkably strong COM
lany TO accompany Lauder on his pres
ent tour. As the performance IS sched-
9ied TO start al ] p. m. promptly, the
doors viii DE opened at 1915. seats on
sale wednesday, January 21St at a m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
At THE oRPHEIrM

The popular Orpheum theatre will
present 60 it, patrons this afternoon a
brand new all star vaudeville offering
that comes ina to the Orpheum TO plaV
the last half Of this week. The big
headline feature act will be sSororifS
Days, a musical comedy OF miniature
type, with magnificent scenery ana Am
special stage settings The ACT con-
sists OF music. mirth and song and h.
based ON college days. The added al
traction viii be the Six Maxinoffs
troupe or Royal Russian dancers In ma
tive Russian pastimeS. Another big act
VIII be Racket. Hoover and Markee
one gentleman and two stunning Iadi..
on this Offering tha- WI consist OF au
original variety Offering Then there
VIII D. Adair aud Wyaut. in "A smashing
good singing act with smart songs vit1
Two singers that can sing them. Hflv
bcNere. with his bully monologur. ali
new yarns uudt parody songs \ brand
new reel OF motion pictures will be run
Tor the first time today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
About People
Movements OF individuals TO and
From the City.
ARRIVALS
AT THE LOCAL HOTELS

AT THE LOCAL HOTELS
Mcclure John A. George. East
Liverpool. o.. G.. a. Musgrave. Farm
ington. NJ 70. Goldman. Charleston
Miss Jennie Williams. Parkersburr .
r. l.. Terrant g. = Murphy. Iorain.
o. Jesse Fisher. East Liverpool. @ .
Paul W. LanEe. Fairmont. Frank 70.
Davis. Lancaster. o.. James A.
berg. Charleston. ~ j. Zerely. Nor
gantOWn.
Grand Central Daniel g. Braden.
West Finley. Pa. r T. Bell. Steu
benville. O.. y. g. Hopkins. Crescent
o.. $. G.. Jolly. Beaver Fails. Pa. g.
Handabaugh. Gallon. o.
Brunswick Ed Sims. Charleston
} J Humage. Warrington. &c. g.
Even. Cambridge. o. N Cooley. Dr.
Caldwell. o. e.. Clark. Sfeuben.
Vile. o.. ". ~ Kerns. GaIIpolis. o.
Stamm-J 49, Conneu and wife
Weston. Earl A Henry. Clifton. D
Y Mckee. Mansfield. o.. vs. A. VII
iiams. Barton. o.. J. Vs. Teach
springfield. o. b. J. Allen. Parkcrs
burg r. " Mickey. G0rmauia d.
y. Wickersham. urbana. o.: g. "
HOneed. Marietta o.. ID. g. Kunsf
Grafton u. s. Fitch. Parkersbura
John a. Neach. Ponglfsvi1e. o.. o.
FincRau and wife Woodland. NauJo
e. Cole. Wilma Bell. Wadee own
g. J. Allen OF Parkersburg. inspect.
ur ~ claims against tho workmen q
compensation fund ~ the state pub
u, service commission. arrived In tho
rift Yesterday
wisses uaude Cole aud " inua Boil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-27
Drug Clerk Tells How
10 Cure Indigestion
recommends to Sufferers the Best
Stomach Remedy /, Washing.
ton Today

II is wonder some of us have stom-
nchs left" remarked well known drug
clerk recently. While all drug stores
sell score or more Of stomach remedies
Tor which there is wide demand most
81 them are just pensin pills which di-
Gest the food that is in the stomach at
me time They have curative or
strengthening effect On the Etoma CHI at
all. and of course do not reach or cure
'he cause )" the same people keep on
coming here and, buying and using them
( uh'il they are real chronic dyspeptics
When any really asks NV advice.
swear by and recommend ordinary b;su
rated magnesia. which doesn't digest the
, food at all. but just acts as an antacld
and sweetens the sour. fermeniins con
tents of the stomach. That stops the pain
heartburn. sour rising. wind. bloa ing, full
ness. etc.. In just a few minutes and the
stomach diresis its food without help or
trouble. which is the proper way
doctors make mistakes sometimes, too,
he continued. My own aunt had all kinds
of trouble with her stomach for years She
! bought and used several STYLES Of digestive
pills. but got verse right along As natu-
rally she would Finally She went to
doctor. who nearly scared her TO death by
telling her She had caher of the stomach
Hhe came I" me VITA MS prescription and
told me- what he said. thought it was
nonsense. | sent her to another doctor
whom I knew very well and he didn't tell
her anything, but just gave her this same
thing. bisurated magnesia. She took II
two weeks and never has had any stom-
ach trouble since and that's three years
ago. She's my own aunt and l know rhis
for fact. Yes. a lot of bisura ed ma snesIa
Is sold 10 Washington. All the druggists
have it. ! suppose. and all yal lake Is
teaspoonfu after every meal. It's all right
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-27

beseechingly. a dream, OF course it
was dream. but it was sweet to have
him there anyway, and then her dream
world collapsed before reality, for the
little boy smiled. Never have smiles
worked such magic as this one when it
flashed through the grim consciousness
of the woman in the hammock. 1t was
AS If an artist, struck by an expression
too sober for so young a pictured face.
had paused and clipping his brush.
had passed it across the picture, turn
ing the corners of the innocent. curv-
ing lips up roSuishly. placing tiny
twinkle in the great blue eyes and add
ing a shining gladness over it all which
radiated from the dusky curls to the tip
of the rounr pink chin. For second
Nora looked at him. and then an answer
ing smile flashed across her face. and the
little boy. seeing it. Wriggled contentedly.
for he knew that he had at last found his
wonderful home.
Redvilhe was not wholly prepared for
what followed. Cold. selfish Nora Hayes
had marched into the Redville Orphan
Asylum and calmly adopted the little boy.
Not common. ordinary sort of a boy.
by any means, but the harum scarum dis
grace of the whole asylum. who ran away
every chance he got and had to he caught
and carried back by some kind, well
meaning farmer
She is actually planning to send him
off to school when he is old enough. as if
tine schools at Redville were not good
enough for him. Mrs. Fisk. the town
gossip. was heard to say to her nearest
neighbor
And that isn't all replied the neigh
Dor. She's planning to put up an extra
supply of jams and jellies each year and
to take what the boy doesn't eat to the
orphan asylum" After noting Mrs Fisk's
gasp of surprise. she added: But what
strikes me so funny Is that they are both
so immensely pleased with the transac
ton.
CHE END1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-27

of some plan to teach Old Mr.. Toad les
son. and what Il very. very foolish thing
false pride is. The very next day Jimmy
Skunk went into the Green Fores; to look
for Buster Bear You know. Jimmy ism
afraid of Buster. He didn't have to look
long. and when he had found him the
very first thing he did was to ask Buster
II ne had seen any fat beetles that morn
ing. You know. Jimmy is very fond of
fat beetles, and the first thing he asks
had seen any.
Buster Bear grinned and said he thought
he knew where there might be few and
he would be pleased to have Jimmy go
with him to see Sure enough, under an
old log ne found five fat beetles. and these
Jimmy Sobbled up without even asking
Buster if he would have one. Jimmy is
usually very polite. but this time he quite
forgot politeness. | am fraid he is. rather
apt to when fat beetles are concerned.
But Buster didn't seem to mind. When
the last beetle had disappeared Jimmy
smacked his lips. and then he told Buster
Bear what he had come for. OF course.
at first Buster had thought it was for the
fat beetles. But it wasn't. No, sir. it
wasn't for the fat beetles at all 1t was
to get Buster Bears help in a plan to
teach Old Mr. Toad lesson.
First Jimmy told Buster all about how
puffed up Old MIR. Toad was because he
had dined with Buster. and how ever
since then he had refused TO even speak
to his old friends and neighbors. 1t
tickled Buster Bear so to think that little.
homely Old Mr.. Toad could be proud of
anything that he laughed and laughed.
OLD MR.. TOAD WAS so PtFFED Up
and his laugh was deep and srumhly-
rumbly. Then Jimmy told him the plan
to teach Old Mr. Toad a lesson and asked
Buster if he would help. Busters eyes
twinkled as he promised to do what
Jimmy wanted him to do
Then Jimmy went straight to where
Old Mr. Toad was sitting all puffed up
taking a sun bath.
Buster Brown has just sent word by
me to ask you if YOU will horror him by
dining with him tomorrow at the rotten
chestnut stump near the edge of the
Green Forest said Jimmy in his politest
manner.
Now. if Old Mr.. Toad was puffed up
before just think how he swelled out
when he heard that. Jimmy skunk was
actually afraid that he would burst
You may tell my friend Buster Bear
tina; l shall be very happy to honor him
by dining with him. replied Old Mr. Toad
with a very grand air.
Jimmy went off to deliver his reply, and