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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02
Nh. JONES ISSUES a
STATEMENT REGARDING PARK

Editor Pens cola Journal.
The Journals BRIEF report - THAT
portion u my speech q Friday night
in which referente was made ~ ths
cltys purchase of kupfrian's park.
seems 20 have been misconstrued 81
some 81 the readers % The Journal
Who we're not present. ~ my meeting
% hear my speech in fuli
! was today TAXA 20 task by Mr. ..
NJ. Muldon. who, eccordlng % pub
hshed reports. n ihe sales agent n
the kupfrian park property. Vlth the
statement thst ! ID impugned the
integrity 20 ar. L9ard n my refer
ence % his tMr Lllardsl sell knoan
advocacy q the Gifts purchase 81 TIE
park property.
Mr. Muldon was Dot present AZ ms
meeting and had . been. he could
have gained no Ssh impression. AZ
everyone who attesded ire meeting
viii testify.
In ms discussion 81 the indescrlb-
abiy BAD condition Z the outlet ~ tic
peNiliiera street seer. the conditions
ohtaining AZ the caE water works
/ plant after a heat Drain, ana several
other matters aCutsF tn need " atten-
I tiou that viii rcquA the expenditure
of several thousand dollars. incl
/ dentally mentioned that the commits
sionera stil held ahayance. their
4 decision 50 to whfher or not. they
I we're going % buy PIE kupfrlan Park
I property notwithstanding Camt So
sloners sim held allegiance. their
81 a witness last Saturday, night. thae
the commisaionerat rad definitely de-
/ Cided rot 10 pualase The property.
and that the matr had agreed prior
Ito my conyersat4 with Commission
e. Pou, 90 80 rofs the promoters 10
tho sale of the prbsrtv
ln further egnheBt upon tho rlts's
purchase ~ tho Hoperty. 4 said that
f the yifss finaces Wcre in coudi-
tleu 60 Justify q ahatt-arHF ~ the
bey fiers street Sewer nuisaner. t8
|rouslgurt a pr9pf building % house
the valuable waer works machinery
ana retaining FiI around the water
plant Co prevent b menace 10 the en-
tire city phich IN periodical flooding
~ the water RNks undaubaedly is
ard that if genera business conditions
in pensseoia wen less acute than
they are a. mlght ee good business
investment upon BE rity's part 10
purchase the park. Notwithstanding lfs
J location Of more thH city block be-
yond 7ho city Hmts flrther raveI
that ihe residents GAe western See
TONS ~ the city hald he provided
with the comforts 81 convenience ~
/ d park bat that tH city was not In "a
financial conditi0nh pur,has one -
This time
Z did not So iuthuy ~ the details
a. g the profits bitch u Is being
: freely alleged on ! streets would be
Z made rs Sir Mutn and bis clients
I through the sale the park proper
g.: nor did 7. in tlremoiest way. ina
= puEn SIR Iillard notlKes FL Ms ad.
? vocaek u the cit purchase af sae
= property. I aid 4 that Mr. Isrtfsl
z was one ~ TIE ch advocates ~ = o.
r I citys purchase ~ ; property. and I
. said that hia 3udgnt 10 HE adyoga-
cy of the purghas ~ the property
: was bad.
L I have no apolos tn offer gnyune
8 for my position oais matter and {
= stan maintain thntfre i a city COM
n missioner. shoultot under present
e acute conditions business and city
p finances. considszhs purchase -
Y kupfriRn Park.
y ". CFLEY JONES.
-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02
What Happened 70
Sir Edward Grey?

In connection with continued ru-
mors of separate peace FOR Austria
and Turkey. the diuappoaFancs q
Sir Edward Grey from his accustom-
"a haunts in London borders upon
the mysterious u vas officially an
nounced mat Sir Edward vas over
worked. thar ne needed q vacation.
Immediately folouing the announce
ment SIR Edward disappeared and
ruraor has Il that ne aourneycd g
ne oontincnt--a mighty Peer place.
"a would seem. for a man IN need q
rest
some time since hish Turkish a.
nclal was reported IN Switzerland and
az about ths same time high Aus
srlan official disappeared-to appear
a few SAYS later IN the city q Berne.
A noted Russian alpiomatisL after .
heart e. heart talk with the ezar,
sourneysd 70 Italy thence 20 suatzer-
land. IN fact. AT the powers with
ths single exception 81 Germany seem
% 30 represented In the capital -
to- little republic
Settlement 90 ths European strife
necessarily implies the surrender q
cAp,tulation 81 some of the nations
Involved. and while fighting on ne
various fronts shows no decrease,
there can Re no question that. could
reasonable terms BE secured az leas,
two 81 me nations involved would
be ready 60 auit even Il as wers
not inclined 10 peace a. this time. Aus.
trla today IL being slowly but sure.
ly oveFrun with ire Russian hordei
ard italy threatens N the southsrs
frontier Turkey althoaHn stia max
Ing ar energetic defense. e alreaa'
worstet Germany Il bearing ~
brunt q TIE nRht.nE - far e. ~
reutonlc auiea are concerned an
there is ne question mat the straH
is hHbg
The ahso.ute defent 81 either IN
Tealoua uf the allies Is almost incon
Celvahss Therefore. e peace IL 60 3
haa aaat 81 through compromis
of sonse asn8 what mere REASONABLE
thsn Esan that preliminary uegotla
uona 80 ascertain q common Froun
are alrsaeg under eay what Set
Ter method 20 axplaininE the myster
ieaa abstner 81 Sir Edward Gre
from hls accustomed place Ia LeF
don
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02
Florida Game Laws
Should Be Amended.

Ths Tseriaa game laws Should be
amended ~ the present legislature
and chat section relating - the shoot
ing 81 doves chanaed 81 a. to permit
aportsmen 70 hunt thess birds befors
they migrate TIE present law proc
hibita dose shooting BEFORE NoV. 20
- each year ard ~ this cate the
doves have AL isst with taslr nroods
Tor other sections
Thas section should be amended &C.
as % permit dove shooting on ard az
ter oct Is. which voula give sports
men nbona thirty DAYS ia which 70
aunt dovss Prior % two years aEo
ire date FOR dove ahootiuw oom-
Deuesd sept !.
Eacnmbia county sportsmen. men
who are not game hogs. hut Who en-
Soy shooting FOR enc love q the sport,
are preparlns a petition which win BE-
furWaread e. ths legislature asking q
change ~ date from Nov. 70 70 Oct rs,
ana thar request should 10 granted.
Violations % the game iAw IN THIS
section the pan season we're probably
mere numerous than ever before Ia
the history Of thh country. and II was
al brought about b. the fact that alI
knew he doves would have migrated
10 ether sections BY the time the leEaI
hunting date arrived
re legislature should change ths
date and tna violations would - re-.
dnced 20 me minimum. OF course
thero ere gans hogs who will violat'
en- laws bus the true sportsman pre-
fera Observing laws and piu do - 9
given reasonable onea
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02
COMMITTEE To
MEET MONDAYTO
ARRANGE PLANS
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE BooY
WILL GET TOGETHER AND
CLOSE UP ALL ARRANGEMENTS
FOR THE PRIMARY.

Fer the purpose - locking into re
finAl details 81 tire primary next Tues
day. the city executive eommittes will
set together at the court house on
Monday night, and Il IL urgent that eli
members be on hand. This IL the hat
chance che committee viii have 70 set
together before the primary. and the
Importance 81 the meeting may be
surnised when II IL considered that
practically eli final details IN srrans-
ing for the foaowing days primary
wil be considered
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02
I've More candidatss.

TIVE mere candldatea shied their
hats into the ring Tuesday and
wednesday IN the contest for Congress
from the Third District jefferson =.
stephens wired his announcement
from washington Tuesday niahL
while waiter Kehoe uade his form
al announcement 10 Pensacola Wed
nesday come IN boys. the Nater +
fine. -Chipley Verdict.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02
saa,.r Thnt Espsessa.

A faw GAYS after tht beginning ~
the legislative session The Daily
Democrat exposed q secret political
caucus held Is this city n whih was
predicted the retirement ~ Emmett
Wilson. fer Congress-. the candidacy u
Str. Kehoa. ~ Pensacola tn Ms stead.
end the running 81 Cerhas Wilson. -
brother az Emmett. for Governs -
Daily Democrat.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02
a Thanklsst dob

Emmett Wilson the Congressman
from West Florida Il sa - nave ios'
much 81 bis popularity because ~ bis
ability ard willingness Is lard jobs
for members - his far1ifF a can-
gresham. Jos is d thankiess one. lie
has q endare aIi sorts ~ criueism Tor
4 paitrs $500 q year-=heg West
Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02

The Breeze O. In receipt - fens
communication from J walter ke-
hoe IS reference e. the alleged eau
Gus eoncernlnr which 20 much has
Been said 5 the press u Is too long
a. pabnan hut Ia substance l. g the
effecs that uo such caucus vas held,
and fhaf several parties who wege
stated r. tate been ln TIRE caucus
uera nus ln fact Co Tallahassee g the
lime. and adm ftlnr that ~ Nehne.
ard the Wilson brothers uere there
- the purpose So holcing a confer
snce In Tallahassee the nItter ls
frrcfs eseueaea a. 81 "a hgd been
eld ard Is universally ecndsmntd -
1 Detaullak Urteze
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02

stokes Of Pensacola, most lnno-
Gently and adrostly Watea that he
hopes that his brother CathoIic. Wall
ter Kehoa. wim Sc more fortunate in
overcoming the pref ldice against
members ~ that denomination who
run Ger the position 30 congressman
from the Third District than De Was.
stokes intmates that eli Catholics
look alike a. him Panama city Pilot
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02
Sugar Day!

10 pounds pure Granulated
10 pounds pure GRADUATED
Sugar for Acc with each cash
purchase of Sl.00 or more,
Monday at Balkcom's.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02
-. - -

Sate suuatar 81 if Lindsey =
Holmes county has announced hims
SELF canai3ate FOR congress from this
district u fhe primary neat arring Is
Is Tas Taunsfs opinion thst the ean-
a.dafe Wha Rets more Votes thar Sir.
Tfndse- IS cnutlca the pos9-
gian chlpfs BANNER
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02
Political Announcement


8ldnfe ta wleceea mgself a. Commits
siorer ~ Public WORKS subject - TIRE
action ~ the citg democratic uriuan rN
W sm reelected promise ~ .lva
TIE duties % the office tie same iiu
Gent attention "a the future - IN tha
THos ~ JOHNSON.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02

See display adv. of Fire
mems Picnic on page num-
Der 5.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02

scooter IIuasey - Holmes county.
ana cos wa tpr kshee &c reusa-
coia. announce this week IS candidates
Cor rlnaFtss from fhe fhir6 district
Thav afe @aN strong uen and theF
1anafaa.4 w sdl iHtereH g ths prt.
wafa nest year Marsana Times
CnuflaR
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02

Painters caHe mas result fFam
kissiuE modern gifl. according 90
Rmy SUNDAY And strange e. g may
saen. almost ans mar "a wHne 90
run the rIsk 81 infection
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02

hereby announce mKHelf cnmat.
date fer city commissioner. HuoleEt r.
ere action % TIE CifS primaries ana
promise 70 give HaV entire tire "a the
once IN . am elected I win Appreciate
the votes - the Democrats 81 ramsa.
ella.
-. 3 LTLfIARn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02

Senator Lindsey has formally an
neuncsd his candidacy fur Congress.
Others with ike aspirations may AZ
well slt ~ and take notice hefunlAk
Breeze.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02

prhM eirses Says that tfnes are SET
tIne SETTER This mas De takru ta
mean fhaf The dear putl.c has asain
reached lie point where t s. willing
Is be aeeced
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02
Ne acrImp8 Vet VlsIbls.

Emmett wilson's witndrawal from
the Congressional race, with caucus
ARRANGEMENTS 70 enter . Walter Re-
haa instead win doubtless meet a de-
cided seriup. IN the announcement
Monday - Hen IS 81 Lindsey 20 be
an applicant fer the iob himself. LIND
sey Is a good man. Lindsey is q sirens
man. Lindsey would make west
Flor.da and the state AZ arge an extra
good ConErcaaman.-Ch. Verdict.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02
BOUQUETS AND BRICKBATS CAST
AT CONGRESSIONAL ASPLRANTS


pecfss Froua The Threns.
The announcement from the throne
81 sWho ia wha IN Wesi FLORIDA poll
tica. does not appear 20 meet WIZ
the approval 81 ere independent pisss
% the Thlrd district
Man g a creature q a Nihul heh 4
And hardly driven ., tut eas LII lea.
Panama City Pilot
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02
s we'll

Emmett wilson announces thar he
wil not Sc s candidate 70 suceeed
himself IT'S we'll Panama cts
Pilot
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02
The Loaleai Nan.

ne AoAisai wan
Gel jefferson ID. stephens an
nounced through the Pensacola Jear-
nal yesterday that he wiz be = candi-
date FOR Congress trom this district az
the primary oleetian nest year col.
Stephens has many friends III Jack
son county ard througfrut the district
s ho think him the log4cHl man for this
important position. Mauanna Times
Courier
IL Hayes Game"
We wonder e Hayes" - game q
resign the beet Federal position 10 m
state fo4 Is chance 81 a seat in Con.
ercss e. Eiountstoan Record
+ "Jnckarpos" on The job,
I ~ present it seems az 10 the ncx
congressional campaign might ne
warm member senator a. a. Lindsey
zion D. Walter kehoe. Hon. Jeff Z
stephens. SIR smithWick and perhar
others are fkely Go trx conclusion
with each other. Messrs Lindses
kehoe and stephens have each an
nounced their candidacy the Tast weel
We have NOT the honor 80 8 persona
acquaintance with ST. stephens. bu
kehoa. Lindsey and SmthwIvs ere nj
.iaCkuru0s' end what they Niii DO Il
the WY " making the campaign lisa
T teresting wiH ne a Elsuty. DeFuTf. a
Herald
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-02

THos ~ JOHNSON
Evening journal., 1915-02-26
FRIENDS SERENADE
These NEWLY WEDS

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
EBENEZER, Del. Feb. 26-Mr. and
Mrs. Edward A. Worrall who were
married recently we're seronaded by
number of friends at their home on
Saturday evening Mrs WOrIall was
formerly Miss Sara Wilson Of near
Hockessin. Among the guests were.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph r. Worrall. Mrs.
Edna Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
CrOssan. Mr ana Mrs Ernest Cros-
san, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Kitchens
and family. Mr. and Mrs. James il.
Little, Mr.. and Mrs Lewis WhitomaJ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Davis, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Conley. Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam Little, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin East
burn, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Moore,
Miss Gertrude Gebhart, Miss Lora
Little Miss Alma Little Miss Emile
Wilson, Miss Mabel Davis. Miss Iliz-
abeth Little. Miss Frances Whiteman,
Miss irene Hendrickson Miss Sara
Davis. Miss Mary Mabrey, Miss tm-
ma WEIGH Miss Nellie Nansant, Miss
Robecca Wilson. Miss Edna WOrrall,
Miss Helen Armstrong. Miss Elizabeth
Moore, Miss .Erma Pennoca, GLADYS
Davis, Harold Little, Caleb Wilson,
Herman Little. Thomas Vansant,
Ralph Wilson, Philip Wilson. Lewis
Baldwin. William Baldwin, Warren
Buckingham. Raymond Buckingham,
Wayland Fellows, Taylor Esstburn,
/ Clarence and Raymond Davis. Robert
Eastburn, Ernest Lamborn, Erm0nt
/ Johnston, John Jordan and others.
The young people or EbeneoZr
Church will give an entertainment
in Red Mems Hall at Union on next
Wednesday evening. a three act COM
edy will be given entitled, Lazy Boil
/ Perkins There will also be readings
/ by Miss Helen Thomas. an elocutiOn-
/ list from Avondale and music by Cen
/ ter Haven Minstrel Four
Miss Frances Whiteman spent the
weekend with her cousin, Miss Irene
Hendrickson-Mr Mrs. Mary e. Eastburr
Evening journal., 1915-02-26
'Ukfczl4se GRzs6EzkScnG''
FIRST WOMAN TO REGISTER
Was An anti -SUFFRACIST
The Food-DrInk for all Ages

BUTTE Mont, Feb 2G.-Thc first
woman t. register in Butte as a quail
fed voter of the state under the con-
stitutional amendment granting equal
suffrage. was one of the hardest
workers against the "vOJes for wo-
men" movement She is Mrs. w. j.
Christie, anti-suGrage leader. The sec
ond woman to register was Mrs. Dav-
id Dickinson, also an anti" Mrs.
Kate Dennis. president of the Butte
Equal Suffrage Association, was the
third To register.
AS the registration of anti-sunrage
folk throughout the State has been
comparatively heavy, it is generally
believed that the "antis now intend
TO take every advantage of the vote
which they have despite their siren
uous work against it, TO defeat tho
suffrage element at the polls. The
fight is not to be ended, merely with
the victory of the sunragists in OBJ
tanning the ballot.
Evening journal., 1915-02-26

adclphia Mrs. Lizzie Holcome OF
Milford. visited Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Lane on Wednesday Lizzie Har-
rs and Miss Laura Sapp visited their
sister, Mrs. Benjamin Knox this week
Mrs. Hix Long is entertaining her
father and brother from Baltimore
this week-William Anderson has
moved his family from Smyrna to
Harrington-Mr. and Mrs. George Tor
bert of Pennington, visited friends
here this week-James A. Smith,
Samuel B. Cooper and Goodman Crea-
dick were Dover visitors on Wednes-
day-Miss Bessie Hopkins of Dover,
visited friends in town this week
Evening journal., 1915-02-26

is seriously i'll at the home of her
daughter, Mrs Edward Sharpless--
Miss Helen Armstrong is spending a
few days at the home of her aunt Mrs.
c. Nj. Eastburn at Mermaid-Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence l.. Walker and family
of Wilmington were Monday guests
of relatives at Mermaid Clarence ana
Raymond Walton of near Red Lion.
visited friends in this vicinity on
Sunday-Mrs. w. p. Peach who has
been confined to her home with
rheumatism is improving
Evening journal., 1915-02-26
.ELKTON TO have
GIRLS Canning CLUB
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special ia THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ElsKTON, Md, Feb. 26.-The school
commissioners of Cecil county have
decided to make the necessary appro-
priation for a girls canning club. The
State will allow the sum of S40O
year for this purpose
Mrs. Wilhelmina McNabb. wife o.
Charles w. McNabb. died az her home
near here on Friday morning. She was
a native of this county. and was in
fhc hfty-hrst year of her age. She II
survived by her husband and four
children. Clinton r.. of Philadelphia;
Marguerite. wife of Walter c. Civ
en-. Robert and Travis, VINO lived at
home.
While playing shinny al the ElktOn
High School a few days ago. Bonnio
Bollinger was struck on the head with
club and knocked senseless.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Committee,
of Union Hospital will hold a bake
on Saturday.
Mrs. Alexander Douglas McCon-
ACHE. of Baltimore. has been visiting
/ her mother. Mrs. Annie f. r. Dren-
\ non-Walter G. Given. of Elkton. has
accepted a position with the Stokes
Seed Farms Company. of MOOrostOwn,
~ J.-Mr. and Mrs. Clinton T. Nc
Nabb. Of Philadelphia, are visiting
Mr.. McNabb near here-John Eugene
Gonce. Jr.. of the Medical Department
of the University of Pennsylvania,
has been spending several days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John e.
Gonce of this town-Edward II. Beck
of Middletown Del. spent Sunday with
friends in ElltOn-Alrg Charles Ell
lis Larzalere is spending sometime
with her husband in Petersburg, Va
where he is spending the winter-Mrs
Carrie Price has been the guest OF
her sister. Mrs Charles NJ. Ellis
Evening journal., 1915-02-26

There is in existence at the present.
time well tried and proved means OF
obtaining employment which succeeds
when an other means fail and that
,..~shai IS through the Want Ads of the
newsnapeI.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1915-02-26
MEMS TROUSERS.

Good dress Pants for 75c.
Others at S1.00 and SI.75, thar
are worth from $3.50 TO $500
per pair
Best Ribbed Underwear;
men ..-..... ..-........... .ooc
75c Dress Shirts. each. BE
Sl.50 All-wool Mems Under
wear. each ......... 9Yc
Natural and red only
Athletic Union Suits, each 29c
SOC Fleece-lined Under
wear .........-. ...... &c
Extra strong Work Shirts
eaCn ......... ....... &c
Evening journal., 1915-02-26

HARRINGTON VISITORS.
Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
HARRINGTON, Del, Feb. 20
Charles Wingatc has returned 80 phil
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1000
DOLLAR. THE STANDARD.

Announcement by Ambassa-
dor Bernstorff of the modifca-
ton of Gerany's naval policy to
comply with President Wilson's
demands brought to American
business and financial interests
a decided sense of relief which,
according to symposium of OPP
inion gathered from leaders of
industry, is already beingrefect-
ed through marked improve
ment in practically all fields of
endeavor in this country.
AS the week drew to a close
there appeared signs of equaliza-
ton of STEERING exchange, that
other factor which has for some
time, but more particularly with
in the past ten days, given to
American bankers an undue
measure of concern, and which
for a time, threatened to curtail
the vast volume of foreign bust
ness which has filled factories
with capacity taxing orders.
The unsettled state of foreign
exchange has not been righted,
but on Friday there was mark
ed recovery in demand sterling
from the demoralized state to
which the British pound had fall
len earlier in the week.
On the day that the message
from Germany was made pub
lie sterling had fallen to 4.60, or
nearly 81 cents below par. At
that rate the American dollar
was at a premium; or, in other
words, the British were paying
at the rate of SLOT for the goods
which they were purchasing
from the United States.
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OVER A HUNDRED YEARS ACC

OVER A HUNDRED YEARS AGO.
The following shows what
some of o..r forefathers read
more than hundred years ago !:
AMERICANS!
Encourage your oaOn Manufoc-
tories, and they UiU improve
LADIES, fave your RAGS.
AS the Subscribers have it in
contemplation to ere.t a PA
PER-MILL in Dalton. the enfu-
ing fpring; and the bufnefs be-
ing very beneficial to the com
munity at large, they fatter
themselves that they shall meet
with due encouragement. And
that every woman, who has the
good of her country, and the in
tereft Of her own family at
Bur
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NOBODY KNOWS BUT MOTHER

How many buttons are missing today?
How many playthings are strewn in
her way?
Nobody knows but mother.
How many thimbles and spools has
missed?
How many burns on each little fist?
How many bumps to be cuddled and
kissed?
Nobody knows but mother.
How many stockings to darn, do you
know?
How many muddy shoes all in row?
Nobody knows but mother.
How many little torn aprons to mend ?
How many hours of toll must she
spend?
What is the time when her days work
shall end?
Nobody knows but mother.
How many cares does mother-heart
know?
How many joys form her mother-love
flow?
Nobody knows but mother.
How many prayers by each little
white bed?
How many tears for her babe has she
shed?
How many kisses for each curly
head?
Nobody knows but mother.
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