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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24
THE FoRTNIeATLY
Prof AppeImann of University of
Vermont To Speak.

Prof. Appelmann of University of
Vermont To Speak.
The Fortnightly meeting of Satur-
day should be OF particular interest
as it is from the college extension
course and introduces the first lectu-
er to come here from the University
of Vermont since these courses were
started Prof Anton IT, Appelmanu
will speak on The Faust--subject in
the Worlds Literature With so
rich subject and one which has
been presented in so many varied
forms, his lecture should be of ex,
ceedins interest and most instructive
Prof Appelmam is held in very
high esteem by the college students
not only for his ability as a teacher
but also for the fo-ceful way in which
he presents his themes In recon-
mending him, one Of his students said
anything he presents is sure to be
worth hearing Your club is most
fortunate in securing him
The meeting this week viii be in
Library hall ana it is hoped there will
be a large attendance so that mem.
bers may have a chance to decide
whether they would like to have 9th
er meetings there this season. For
many years meetings have been held
in the Second Congregational chapel,
but at present the large membership
makes this auditorium seem rather
small and it is necessary at each
meeting to have extra chairs brought
in. The executive board does not
wish to make any decision in this
matter, and so it will be voted upon
BY the club as a whole at the Satur-
day meeting
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24
gx-Gov. STEWARDS WILL
Eetate Practically Divided Between
Three Children.

Middlebury, Noy. 22.--The will Of
the late Ex-Governor John w. Stewart
of this village was read in probate
court here this morning at nine o.
clock The beneiicaries by the will
were sister-in-law, Mrs Dugald
Stewart, who was given $2,500, and
George Allen Stewart. s2,5OO, the in
come 10 be paid to Mrs. Dugald Stew
art during her life and upon her
death TO be paid to George Allen
Stewart: Miss Sophie Wilds, $2.5O0;
John Stewart, $500; his gold watch to
his grandson, John W. Stewart; his
iewelry and pictures to his daughter,
Mrs. Charles Swift and the residue
of the estate to be divided equally be-
tween his children, Miss Elga Stew
art, Mrs. Charles Swift and Phillip B,
Stewart John II. Fletcher Of this vii
lage is named as executor Of the will.
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school directors. We found one case
where u teacher painted school
floor in the spring, not knowing that
the trustees We're planning hard
wood floor during the summer.
The following ways Of raising
money and bringing about improve
ments are suggested
Entertainments.
Soap orders.
Candy Sales.
Suppers.
Children's earnings
Children's contributions
Saturday work by pupils.
Community bee.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24
THREE FAWNS KILLED
County Game Warden E. S. Higgins
Lands Three Alleged Offenders.

County Game Warden Edward S.
Higgins returned last night from Ru-
pert where he arrested and prosecut-
ed William o. Sheldon of that town
on the charge of killing fawn. Shell
don appeared before a local justice,
pleaded guilty and was fined with
costs $102.95.
While the warden was in the north
ern section of the county he learned
of two alleged similar offences in the
town of Pawlet and he proceeded to
cross the line into Rutland county
where he arrested Barden Nelson and
George McGrath Those two cases
he turned over to County Warden
Hayward OF Rutland county.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24
ITALIANS LANDIN
ON ALBANIAN
COAST
Will Strike Across County and At
tack Austr0 Germans
TO Be SEIZED BY GREAT BRITAIN
England Claims Eleven Ships of
American Transatlantic Company
are German Owned.

London, Nov 24-The Italian
troops now landing on the Albanian
coast Will at once strike across
country to the Serbian frontier Mon
tenegrn troops are cooperating and
it is the evident plan TO strike the
flank of the Austro-German ARM
which is conducting its drive through
southern Serbia,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24
BRITAIN TO HAVE
100000 ARNYs
NEXT MARCH
Provisions VIII Also be Supplied
for 6,00O,000 Russians
KITCHENER is OPTIMISTIC
Explains to Greeks Why War Must
Eventually End in Victory
for Allies.

Paris, NOV. 23-l1arl Kitchener, the
British secretary for war in conyer-
sation with Greek officials in his visit
to Athens. is reported to have deeIar-
ed that England win have by next
March 100000 soldiers under arms
and win be in a position to arm and
provision 6000.000 Russians, and that
consequently it would show great
stupidity to think the war gould end
otherwise than in complete defeat for
Germany.
This information is contained in an
Athens dispatch to the Hayas agency
which adds that Lord Kitchener ad-
mitted that the declaration OF war
found the entente powers insufficient
ly prepared for so long Campaign but
said that the Allies had known how
to utilize the time that has since
elapsed to complete their military
preparations
London, Nov. 2S.-ltalian troops
have begun landing on Albanian terri
tory according to a Chiasso dispatch
to the Journal News correspondent at
Zurich
London Nov. 2f.-of the fighting
in the Balkans the reports are more
confusing than ever
The German accounts still claim
progress for the AustrolGerman and
Bulgarian troops and recount the cap
tuIe of thousands of prisoners and
many guns from the Serbians But
from the towns mentioned their ad-
vance appears slow 1t may be- as
reported from Italian sources. that
the campaign is waiting ON a change
in the disposition of The armies, so
that the Germans may be the first 10
enter Mouastir This would avoid
the trouble likely to arise through
the Greek objection to Bulgarian oc-
cupation Of the city which is so near
their border
Dispatches from Athens, however,
state that the delay is due to the fact
that the Serbians have defeated the
Bulgarians who we're advancing on
the town and that they have reoccupi
ed their front on the -Prilep
line Perhaps the real reason for the
slowness of the invaders progress
arises from difficulties of transport
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24

Since the above figures were com
piled an additional 500 reports have
been received which are being tabula-
ted and the result of which will be
available on the morning of Novmber
"a
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24

s.ONsAX,E--Adj lining and f0rreriy p,rt
4 of the Dr0haet propert,. modem room
house. agout two aer OF land ani glod set of
ou' uai dings This ran he divided 20 give yen
extra ouildfne Lore and have considerable lIpd
ie 4. Price On applioAhpr. Naan & hptchins.
, tt
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GERMANS SURE OF GREECE
Hint That Allies, as Well as Serbs,
VIII Be lnterned.


VIII Be lnterned.
Berlin, Nov. 21.-The Frankfurter
Zeitung's Athens correspondent sends
a dispatch that the Greek Govern
nent has reached final decision in
view of the danger of Serb troops re-
treating onto Greek territory The
Foreign Minister is reported to have
made the statement to the Allies
Ministers that Greece would at once
disarm and intern the Serbian troops
in defense of her neutrality
This is generally credited in Well
informed circles, which all along have
considered Greece safe. The Ger
man papers in lengthy editorials ex-
press satisfaction at. the favorable
turn. The Vossische Zeitung says,
there is more than the Serbians at
stake
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24
WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New York and western
Vermont fair tonight and Thursday
Colder tonight Not much change in
temperature Thursday
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24

laurel wTeaths iaurai rOpe, evergfe3 % rOpe.
evergreen wrestt e. sprucu and holy wreaths
ana Carstm4s tre' q. Graves covered with
spruce Orders cedYaerd Qr.shi @ped. Aisl q.
Blorse, North BranGl 81. Tel 1881 a6bl
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24

TOR sAI IG -Don't pay rent; $500 per north
81, ,72l 30 Bay q lot snd save this. i can sell
YOU building lot on Main ST.. Grant st Eim
St, Weeks ST.. ue gey ST., Putnam So. WASH
lagion St. Mckinley St. Durham ST., Eve ett
new streets Geo. II, Dewey, Agt Jstf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24
GRAND JURY WILL
SITAT Defender
TERM OFC0I2T
First Session TO he Held in Ben
ningt0n in Years
REQUEST OF STATES ATTORNEY
County Court Official Has Several
Matters on Hand to Be
Disposed or

For the first time in a number Of
years there will be a session Of the
grand jury at the December term Of
county court In previous years the
grand jury has held its sittings dur
ing the June term which is held Al
Manchester This year States Attor-
ney Frank c. Archibald OF Manehes-
ter has few cases which he desires
to bring before the grand jury and
for this reason the assistant judges,
when in town a few days ago, made
drawings for both a petit and grand
jury 1t is not expected that the
grand jury will be in session more
than two days
While the docket has not yet been
made up it is probable that a number
of cases Of more than usual interest
viii be set for trial. Among them
are two cases for alienation of affec-
tio.s, the negligence case Of Fred
Silver VS.. James silk i'll which car
penter seeks to recover damages for
injuries sustained while at work on
a building and the suit OF case
Of Charles Dauforth against Isaac
Blessing In the latter instance Dan
forth seeks damages from Blessing
who is o resident Of Syracuse for the
death of child which was run over
and killed by Blessings automobile i'll
the summer of 1914
The case Of William Hollister, who
through his guardian. seeks damages
from C. r Oatman of this village, is
likely to be heard Suit is brought
to recover for the loss OF eye sight in
the case of a boy who was shot in
the face with charge OF peas while
stealing grapes.
The lists OF jurors are as follows;
Grand Jury
NJ l.. MoreAouse OF Arlington, II.
NJ Durham, E. d. yelling of Ben
nington, d. NJ. Sheridan of Dorset,
OHdTIeS =. beCheF pl NlaSlGHDuT@' w
X, Strong OF Landgroye, S. B. Taylor
of Manchester. F. r. Crossman of
Peru, B. Oscar Barber of Pownal, c.
H. Faulkner of Readsboro, A. p. Shell
don of Rupert George Bentley Of
Sandgate, NJ. O. Johnson of Sears
burg, e ~ Hawkins OF Shaftsbury.
T. D. Bishop OF Stamford, w, II.
Buck OF Sunderland Kirk F. Hewes
OF Winhal. George l. Knapp of Wood
ford
Petit jury
rhnrnns Havne William samoa
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24

Low PRICED ADyERTISING
FOR SAILS

COR SALE b ack mare, wei1ht go "a.
l. years old. Sound, geCte aud true. q
wagon end harness. Tracy Kenyon, n
Bennington. 3]t6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24

FOR sALE-One square stenway grand
piano Suitable for hil or large parior
Blsy terms at ress naole price, Inquire ea2
Man st. lo.c+
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24

FOR sALE-Ti property known ss the -
4 geOh Ni obait pr jpertyo Dunnsm AVsnne
lust On % TIE yii}ass limits Pral ortg consists
0i one ere OF laud, IN dein room house. large
barn with room for Jwj ho'ses and st9ncninus
far two osws large wagon shed and never.
failing splirs water / \ buildings. Ihe land can
be dNd-d iuto 90 d building lots Is high ena
dry. and the property viii make good inv.ft'
"a nj on he money asked, Price on appiiea-
ton Nash s. hutchin5 2itl
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24

goR SALE O2 REN -Tde store formerly
x occupied by Or. Soiom n. Main -, Buiid-
inE lot next east ", y. Vieil, Ma n st. Two
house on Dewey st. Fine hgme, one minute
walk from Union ST. On Bruh Terrace, sew
ersl bnudihy lots aud farms Siuele and ~
his h0uies for sale and to lent. Cen. ins'l-
encs Alt New work. Life. =. N. Williams, 'f!c
Eim st. Tel. I'D ". @oct
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Reconnition.

Mollie--How do you recognize gem
tieman in a crowded car? Dollie-By
his general setup.-Judge.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24

AtOR SALE One choice new mich COW, e ~
< by side can be had If desiied. NJ. Phil
pott. T,lsph1ne 1922. aotef,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24

gSte A&E.N~-ren cows about TO f;e5hn
Ilq4ue lf 4. u. Puray, Manchester, Ett,
S+tls
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24

For SALE Variety Of Lathe md Fla1eT IA ,tii
J. Tiffany 400 Gage 81. iotI
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24

t1On aAhE One . IT. good work hora.
cheap. and on easy terms Apply ~ 4.
Burgess, Tel. 403R Ss-t6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24

8 OR sALE-Ge rs9 Y ars o'd. harne ani
earlisge. allat z55 County St e4l6f
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24

French Headquarters, Kayadar,
Serbia. Nov. q. (by Courier to sa-
loniki, Greece, Nov 22.)-A sangui-
nary battle between the French and
Bulgarians in the gorge of the Rajec
River, a continent OF the Gerna, South
eastern Serbia, has resulted thus far
in the retirement of the French from
a point north of Drenovo to the right
bank OF the Cerna. The French. how
ever are still holding the Rajec gorge
and the important bridgehead at BOZ
harsti, controlling the heights op-
posite Gradisce
The Associated Press correspon-
dent today visited the French post
west OF the Raiec bridgehead, which
is detailed TO guard the strong natur-
al position in the granite walled
gorge. This gorge, however, is ex.
posed TO artillery fire from the sur
rounding heights Through it runs a
narrow, rapid stream, held by infan-
try
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$500 DEER KILLED
Over Four Hundred Shot in Wash
ington County.

I-yndonville. Nov. 23.-Deer killed
during the present open season from
reports received by John W Titcomh
tn date.
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mo REN 2 rooms, one furnished ami oae
uufurnsled .ultabe Tor light houR-
keeiinR Water aud bath, also gts conAec
tions 12l Dewey ST. abso'
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Petlt Jury

Thomas Hayes, William Seager.
William Pratt OF Arlington, f. n
Hopkinson, H. NJ Richie, John
Rooney, Merritt Burgess, John Nor
rissey OF Bennington, " A. Nadeau,
Michael Keneher, Merritt Chapman
of Dorset, IRA N. Mattison OF Glasten
bury. W. II. Chadwick Of Landgroye,
o. c. Hall, G. 3. Wilcox, Ii. J. Dyer,
fra Bentley of Manchester, Wells
Prouty of Peru. Roy c. Lampman,
George Tatro, Edward Armstrong OF
Pownal V. S. Thayer. D. P. Bryant
of Readsboro, H. r. Winchester, John
Perkins of Rupert, John Lourie of
Sandgate. Clarence Briggs of Sears
burg, Joseph Tessier, Wallace Har-
rington, r, f. Mirfeld of SALISBURY,
William Payne of Stamford, Charles
Whitman OF Sunderland, Hugh v.
Benson of Winhall, Jesse N Mallory
of Woodford. ~
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24

E40R SALE Modern house s rooms, ia .
T. repair. piazza, Eoo1 cellar, ard large shed
IN rear toilet and tity wa.er. Located MN
utes walk from Vain ST. Price ii6t0-Si0U
cash. Essh S'fsiltcni e ftt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24

I. or SALE One Hudson "a3" Light Touring
Car with All equipment au n exec tlOt-
nIlv good ondpiGn. Tais car n en eytr choice
IIsed car and Hil ba sold at q ve-y low figure
II. ". VIM ms, Ths Beuniugton Gars ge. VH
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24

Washington, Nov. 24,-The state
department has received information
that another freighter of the Wagner
line, the Kankakee, has been seized
by a British prize crew.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24

yKVo RENT An apartment, 6roO is d bIth
4 parfit hcn cd. q rner BranCh and Aain
st. Inquire Mis- Edwaed Il. TT, $40 Main 81.
50t1j
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LOST

Z OF Monday night. a hRck-comb with u
~ row ot hrilliants Findee please return to
Banner olncs and receive reward. 41tl
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8SNY

rENo RENT Furnished rooms 10 the W t.
or dock. North St, asD orc suite uni ur-
nisheo or FURNISHED Tor llght house Bee ,lIN,
Steam hs aJ. electric lights, gas etc. Apply drs
l. q. Davis, l<9 North ST. % o
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24

~ o RENT-Single eight-room house with
bath modern improvements, On Congr5ss
street.. Inquire ot Ward Lyons. 29tf-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24

New York, Nov 24-Great Britain
plans according to information re-
ceiyed here. to seize all of the II
ships of the American Transatlantic
company on the ground that they are
German owned
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24

rKyO REGT Tenement. Apply E. 5. harris,
H. III Division 81. 2tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24

Athens, Nov. 24.-The Bulgarian
have arrived at Tristina.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24

fEO aENT Rooms, heated by hot wa'oT, ri.
A ectr G llghta and bata. Mrs J. T keming
ton, 100 Hillside St. l5tF5f
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{ tLAIRyoYAHT- Madame Qrye ia Morgan,
be az her apartments. ll2 Pleasant ST. Bcn-
nngtou, Vt, (uUone figbtl daily from l0to z,
but VIII only see limited Lumber each day, as
her time is taken up doing sce9ial work for
clients. Gives advice on MI affairs OF iifa, suc1
as love, cou1ship. marriage, separations. di-
vogce changes, journeys. sales, wills penBl0ns,
vice sos. lott
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24

fg'o RENT-Two houses on SILVER st, wi b
nil Hodern impr )vements. Apply so
Melissa II. Mason, 20i south st. litt
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WANTED

&YJANTED Dir sser tender on fancy wo.s
w teds. ilacIint0n Co., Blackinton, Mass
SS3
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~ESu RENT FUZZY equip9ed machine shop
K connected wi Ideal Tour Garage. Car
penteI and blacksmith shop, stores, oihets sod
ten men;s. Geo. NJ. 7a@ke, a3d Main St 81
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London, Nov 23-ltalian troops
have begun landing on Albanian terri
tory according to a Chiasso dispatch
to the Journal News correspondent at
Zurich.
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NXyANTED-Positio "a clerk by young man
w experienced IN grocery business, gents
furnisoinS ami hardware business Sober ana
industrious and can lrnish rei erences ut IRE.
ent employed bur de- Tres to chang Add ess
II. f. u. % amor Once tSt6'
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a'U BENI-Sx room tenement on Elm 4
Z ApIiy to titan j. Meagler d6tf
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AUTICE-babbtt's soap now contAi IS 40
~ much Dor,lX IS any Standard BOfaN ioap
the haLds ana ia 20 tening power upon hard
water. Trade Marks are good from Babbltt's
Cieaaser, tnhbiit's l176 oap Powder, Bab1itrs
Soap and BabbitVs Waite floating S09p For
severed new Premiums at Wiluughby's Sc and
i0u Stores l4t2i
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INFORMATION BUREAU

INFORMATION BUREAU.-Mayor
Thompson is planning many things
for the benefit of Chicago. There's
one minor thing he can do with small
expense right away by starting gen.
eral information bureau in the City
Hall.
1t falls to nearly every citizen to
have to visit the City Hall on some
matter or another. There's always
some problem bobbing up. And we
never know just where to bring our
complaint. Go down there on the av-
erage civic problem that comes up.
You are Immediately shipped around
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BILLY SUNDAY.

BILLY SUNDAY. - think Billy
Sunday would call himself a lucky
man if he would take day off and
read the glazing headlines and the va
rious columns given over to him by
the trust newspapers, especially that
Hearst sheet, the Examiner
The May II editions shows that
they are giving $1,000 to the commit
tee to bring that faker here, They
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to all parts of the City Hall. There
are entirely too many departments in
the first place. A general information
bureau would help solve our troubles.
Mrs. Alice Jennings.
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THE LUSITANIA.-

lF1E lUSl ANIA.-A number or
your Reader" correspondents,
while clearly out of sympathy with
the destruction of non-combatants
bent on peaceful errands whether on
board of neutral ships or others, ap-
pear to condone submarine killing
based on what they conceive are the
rules" between nations, the rules of
war or the necessity" of the case.
1t is pity that the obsession to
follow rules" so frequently destroys
human judgment, for thoughtful con-
sideration of this subject makes it as
clear as MONDAY that no rules of the
nations, of the war game or any 9TH
er game can ever in justice secure
the right of way over the dead bodies
of women and babies under any pos
sible Interpretation, pretext or quib-
BILE.
Those who philosophically accept
the fate of our American dead lying
at the bottom of the sea, on the
ground that they were warned, do not
seem to realize that the powers of no
alien nation can properly assume-the
right to warn the wives and childen
of America. The rattlesnake warns,
but its bite is the bite of a serpent.
Any Interpretation that will justify
an under-sea slaughtering campaign
of non-combatants on the basis of
any rules, traditions or expediency
whatsoever is thoughtless, inhuman,
Christian and unciViliZed. - Sta
tistician.
BILLY SUNDAY - think Ri11v
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THE LAST WAD
(Tune, Sweet Rosy O'Grady")
The bells were ringing at 8 O'Clock
When to the store came Kate,
She should have come at 7,
But the girl did sleep too late.
She was a weary salesgirl,
And as she did seem real glum
She felt beneath the counter
For her working wad" of gum.
The gum was gone. Great heavings!"
Cried the girl, ooh, Mag; Oh, Maud!
Some of youse girls came early
And has beat me to my wad.''
The girls denied that they had took
The gum and walked away,
But they did hang their heads in
shame
When Kate to them did say:
Chorus
81 may be but working girl,
But working girls has rights,
And to preserve that wad of gum
l kept it here at nights,
And no girl amt no lady
And a crook she has become,
Who'd steal from any working girl
Her only wad of gum"
P. S.-Kindly publish this pathetic
little STORY in rime." 1t may be the
means of softening the hearts of such
girls as Mag and Maud. For mo girl
amt no lady" what would steal Hates
wad of gum. - Otto B, Shot, from
Oshkosh, Wis.
INFORMATION BUREAU Mayor