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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-26

WASHINGTON. Aug 22-The Uni
ted States will act promptly and de-
cisively as soon as all the facts in con
nection with the destruction of the
White Star liner Arabic by a German
submarine have been received. There
is well grounded impression i'm Off.
cial quarters tonight that the Arabic
case is not to be followed by lengthy
diplomatic correspondence. The Ger
man government is to given an op-
portunity to offer an explanation of
what now appears to be another vio-
lation OF international law. But the
administration is expected TO draft a
b~ief note on the uselessness of extend
cd diplomatic parleying and asking
definitely that Germany give the as
snrances which this government has
been trying for months TO obtain
The note is expected to be a missive
OF less than 500 words with a tone OF
finality. The opinion in official cir
cles is that a break in the relations
between the two countries is at lea 81
a possibility. The view is that the
note must be a plain unequivocal
statement by this government tina: It
cannot excuse nor Justify such an at
tack as was made on the AraLic on
which Americans were travelling. IT
is probable that the Arabic will be
considered at a meeting of the cabi-
net Tuesday in the event the admin
istration shall have received by that
date sufficient information to justify
a determination of this course.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-26
UNWILLING OF MONUMENT ON
SITE OF OLD FORT MORRIS
Ceremony At Historic Spot IN Pres
ton County Will be Witnessed
Next Saturday by Large Number
OF People-Many Notables to be
Present

The ceremonies next Saturday. Au-
gust 2Sth, incident TO the unveiling of
the monument on the site OF Old Fort
Morris. near Glade Farms. this coun-
ty. promise TO be OF great interest and
VIII be largely attended. Men OF prom
inence in this and ajoining states viii
be present and participate i'm the ex-
ercises
PROGRAM
Music
Invocation
Music.
Greetings from historical societies.
Address. ID. T.. Cuppett. attorney.
Thomas. w Va.
Dinner.
unveiling of monument. four ladies'
standing sponsors for
Fort Necessity.
Gist's Plantation.
Col. Crawford's spring at Stewards
Crossing.
DR.. Doddridges Farm.
Address. Defenders of old Fort
Morris" Rev. Ellis y. Burgess. pastor
Trinity Lutheran church. Connclls-
vile. Pa.
Music.
BencdictiCn
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-26

] desire 10 thank my many friends
and relatives for thor kindness during
the sickness and death Of my dear
wife. Fanny Grace Teets. as SC will
never be forgotten 7 also wish to
thank the White Oak and Oak Grove
choir for their kindness.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-26
DIPLOMATIC BREAK WITH
GERMANY NOW PROBABLE
Situation Over Sinking of Arabic Is
Critical-Berlin Officials Must
Make Prompt Disavowal-No
Justification so far Found for the
Act

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-The gray
ity with which the administration re-
CARDS the sinking OF the White Star
liner Arabic by a German submarine
with the loss OF two American lives
was indicated tonight when some def
mite information regarding the Presi-
dents attitude was obtained from n
high official. II was stated that II Ger
many attempts TO defend the sinking
OF the Arabic without Offering good
reasons in extenuationit is the admin
istration's present intention TO break
OF diplomatic relations. and that this
action will probably be taken within
twenty-four hours after the receipt of
the German communication. In this
connection IT is significant that Off
ciais OF the state department were en-
gagged all day in looking up prece-
dents OF the withdrawal OF ambassa-
doris. 1t is now generally believed in
official circles that only p,Cmpt dis
avowal by Germany of the sinking Of
the Arabic can avert a break between
the two governments. The view here.
however, is that this would not neces-
sarily mean war. II is well under
stood that President Wilson's opinion
Is that the breaking off of diplomatic
relations need not provoke hostility.
AT the state department there was evi-
dence OF a disposition to speed the
'h.c case. When Ambassador Page
cabled that he had sent by mail mass
of information bearing on the sinking
o. the liner he was promptly directed
to summarize this information and
cable IL. No cabinet meeting will be
held tomorrow although most of the
members of the cabinet are either i'm
Washington or close at hand
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-26

II It pays to advertise part OF the
time, why not ali the timer
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-08-26

Firs, and bost-Tho Argus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-02
B. & @. ROAD
STANDS HIGH
FINANCIAL STANDING AMONG THE
BEST OF ALL TE.E TRUNK
LINES.
E1eenent showing Of Road Due To Eff
ticisney Of the willard Admin
iEtration.

Tn financial analysis OF the BaltI-
more and ohio railroad with respect TO
its popularity among investors and re-
viewing the results 81 the companv.s
Operations 81 recent years. the New
YORK Financial Nyws Bulletin SAYS in
part.
Held by competent financial author
'tles 10 De pre-cmtuent In It's Investment
HlttAlallhe possibilities iu "a grouu Of
railroad SecuritleH-Ihe Trunk Lines
az present considered more ATTRACTIVE
man any other because Of the stimulus
PROVIDED bN war manufacturers traf-
lie. baltimore and ohio common stool
ls receiving a strikinRly widespread and
stoN ing attenton among shrewd Wall
street interests and others an attention.
richly deserved uu account of III. ,sor
derful record OF efficient results. du.
emery. agree many railway operating
hehds. 10 the willard Administrator.
Improvement expenditures and uper-
ating efficiency have placed the Balti-
more aud ONO IN position 20 do in
normal times . business $40 600 600 -.
tlo.Npn.onU incNCess 81 that which was
done iu the fiscal year ending June 8O
lfl'. watch would give total operat-
ing revenues ~ Si05.o00.00O against
about so. 600. 0uu recorded for 14i6-fs
statement made exclusively 10 us bv
hlEh railway officer having absolute
Know ledge.
expense and lesser operating ratio are
very largely due Co "a leszsuinE in oper-
aling c1ets, an Important factor Of
which was the practical completion OF
various improvements which have been
under W1} Tor five years BEL pertinent
EEpsnss Decrease
= large decrease iu maintenance Of
way DEL accounted for by the fact thar
we main fruaurr expenses ~ the pre-.
NteNf year included e. charge Of f2.fl2.-
Items incident t0 the flood damage
Mhlcn occurred in lFlt. The remaining
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-02
THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS


The high pressure, cool weather
area remains over the Southwest ana
eastern half Of the country. except
the south Atlantic states, with cen
ter extending from the upper ONO
valley northward over New england;
but the temperatures are slightly
higher over that great area, except
in the Atlantic sections and tuence
westward into central West Nr-
ginia. where they are generally some
what lower.
The Low pressure. warmer weather
area rests over the Northwest this
morning. higher temperatures extend
ing eastward over the upper valleys.
Fair weather will continue over
Thursday in this section. with CON
tlnued low temperature Thursday.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. 50 degrees; lowest last
night. 50 degrees: no rainfall
The Ohio in the district will CON
tinue TO fall slowly
II. &. HOWE.
Section Director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-02

thr week rrd with che family ~ her
cousin. George Fisher of Shutdown.
Mr end Mrs William Harris srcnt
-nuda. aiIh che lnftrrs mother Mrs.
Bailey off U8rrr.s.ur
Nr Hri Mrs IletHa Auum. % Bell
airr who orc spending tHe summer 30
Eru.rfh rfrk rrf Nr and hfra Chaa
N.rm"it of Belmont erHrf Sunday with
Dr. w. shaffra of SraIIel
MH.frr HrroIf frcdrr of Uarneaviiio
d. VISITING 600. woes with rIa aunt Mrs
A. D. I.IIIr.rI. off Dora
Mr "ni Nra. George FISHER OF Slab
..Nn w.... guests uf fn.Ir nephew ~
D. E.eN.r sunday
Nra William UoNf and faurhfrr
.u.da. were r.ssfs of Mr.. and Mrs D. 1T
Foreman. sunday
Mre Ross Merritt east ~ town Gel
suff0rInn with nervous breakdown
Mr Grant krNaer. east nr town who
Ie TRAVELLING Tor Che Mrrnakrr REGISTER
Company returned home Saturday from
friU Oh Louisville. hN
MrE william Fisher uI Dora spent a
frw DAYS .H.f week with Dor eUn IT. D.
who o. rufI.rIrr wien rheumatism
NrH EHUn hUthInr OF Tnrrrn willie o.
visiting relatives Uu fnU ridge
NNIrrd .nI Martha THIlfr. of TIrrnu
Point ruUnt Tuesday with fnrir aunt.
Mrf Ucrf EaIlcy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-02
FINANCE


NEW YORK. sept. Widely diver
gent conditions helped to unsettle to-
days market and kept IL in state OF
tcrment during the early session with
general Improvement later. Further de-
basement Of British. French and Italian
exchanges to the lowest quotations ever
OFFICIALLY recorded was counterbalanced,
IN the speculative mind. by the news
that Germany had COMPLIED with this
conntry's protests 20 the extent Of aban-
doning her policy OF marine warfare.
Ihis added evidence Of Germany's con-
clllAtory attitude seemed the more i'm
portant factor and was followed BY a
sharp rebound Of prices.
In banking circles. how ever there
tect OF the increased decentralization in
International credits Demand bills -,
London fell 10 S4.5O. an overnight loss
OF "a cents and Paris checks at sos.
represented "A loss OF cents. or cents
under any rate hitherto quoted. while
hres at 6.59 fell five cents under an pre-
Nluus rates. In the afternoon marked
Improvement was noted. sterling actual
y recovering In fun at one time. while
Francs rcBaiued cents TO col. Italian
exchange hardened iu sympathy but the
day developments offered fresh proof
OF the Immediate need for remedial
measures.
Except Tor the first hour. when prices
We're tending downward. and In the a.
nai dealings. which witnessed another
meteoric rise IN Motors and kindred is
sues, trading was light and devoid OF
actual significance
General Motors gained PIX to 240is.
a new record, Willy s-Overlaud. to ISIS
Nructble steel. 81 to 81. and Studehak-
er, "a to-ll5 =. United States Slice.
sold up 10 t5-4. = points over its early
Low. Total sales SIS 900 shares
Bonds We're irregular. due largely 10
the heavy foreign offerings. Total
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-02
SANDY RIDGE, 0.

SANDY RIDGE O. sept d Tho ra.
rnna vs. g. q. Or 1851 meet at re Chl..
dr.na Home with Nrs Mary gIl.arI.
Friday September 1rd nt $50 u. An
account 90 fhe c0nuty convention Will
he riven
Mrs wade of LItuston. w. VA fr
VISITING With che family or her con 40
Mrs. Rose Bailey was haaIrrs af a
WaHr
NJ Dallas Bailey. OF ChIear. uh. f.
fialNnF relatives in town. spent Monday
our school commence most hf.rfrt
win Mia7 Eva HUNT aa teacher
Mics EUIIH Il.hUT of H.IIlIrr. .ufuf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-02
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Sept. Wheat closed
strong at an advance Of \ to &c today
on buying squirt from shorts who
were uneasy at the fact that for the
hrst time In the history OF the exchange
there was no delivery OF wheat on
september /. The September option
closed at s6%. and December was at
ssSs q '1c. Corn closed unchanged to a
net loss OF y after a slight rally from
opening Weakness had been wiped out
oats closed 4. lower TO = higher and
provisions finished weak at net losses
OF ~ to soc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-02

WHEELING " q g.,
CATTLE
Butter Eggs and Cheese.

.I" hHIth. sept Butter
70 'r'. creamery IIIrEHr ararIrrl Ell 4.
r.. hfHta -ta nlgg. seconds lli. +.
|NH STEADY f.UaH gathered .ufr..
extra lratH lauIlht rrrf.
M seconds ILu.IHr. rr4rng
hrun.rH whites. zinc o. THr.. rrr,r.
lnt H.Hnr'E browns .HnnIt
NtlH whit. HuI ..Inr.H .ua.I.I.
m. average fHr.. Ifr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-02

VIEW WORN. sept The metal on
noe quoted so London Ilu o. HI
.UHIfnr |I.
I"U|.I Quiet IIrUfrHIIf.r $50
Iron. EIrm. NH northern fff ODD 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-02

PARIS Sept f..Iri... urr. Hl4,.. .r
Che hHuraa To-day Iarr.. ia Ur .
ENrhnuHr Hn London CD rr .r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-02

WV YORK srrf r.ff-. r|. 40
&. Gao. 'uturer .aar Ur.,mt.r sfIe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-02

WHEELING. vs.. Va. Sept Z. rs.
Corrected Dy 4. o. MHsteu 4 Co mem
beers Boston stock Exchange NO ggg
Fourth avenue. Pittsburgh. Pa
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STANDARD SUBSIDIARIES


. " ffFtLING, ". Va. Sept n rs
Corrected by NJ 4. Masten A. 20
members New York Stock Exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-02

N. Y. COTTON MARKET
WHEELING. W. Va. sept 1. 10.
MARKET reported BY 4 T.. Masten a. Co.
mem beers New York Stock Exchange
-Open. WrhL I.nu.- Clnsn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-02

AAing EJECT June a. 1909.
PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLalfUp0
WhsellnE wslisbhrE
11nd Street I~awa
wheeling WSffrnrIrg
40 n nj 400 = -
80 .. m. 1906 no..
MOuNDsVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MnUNnaWTL.m
Daily EHcspt sunday.
10Th Street T~~wa
Wneeiina Mounfavfita
1900 a. M Hsho n -
$50 81 M
on lines having regular express arr.
vice. shipments wefFhfnr IN enceas of
hfty pounds or large bulk viii nos b
.ngfLgI 90 nnaserFer cars
ALL LlNEs-uallV Except Sunday
No shipments. except emerEfncV ahiB-
nentH ~ medicirra will b. rnrrfsf "a
naseeuEsr cars between 900 and e.if
p. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-02
Logan BryAn's Closing stock Letter.

prevailed, early but support was met on
The decht,e. snd the list ralned rather
vigorously In the afternoon. sterling
exchange established "a new lot hut re-
covered Fs loss and at the close ruled
around last nights quotations There
was "a renewal OF activity in "a few OF
the war order issues. and this taken
IN conjunction with assuring advicsss
from Washington with regard 20 the
Arabic matter. served 20 frlghten shorts.
lt Dr. generally feared by the banking
eiefnenf that unless the exchange mar
kets 1tc shortly stabilized that our eN-
port movement OF commodities Is likely
70 suffer This apparently. however.
qld not carry much weight. with the
interests committed Co the side OF adj
Nnhcing prices in the stock market.
outside buying has subsidized greatly
and current dealings are largely pro
fessional
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-02
Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING. ". Va. Sept J. Is
The acuvc Pittsburgh stocks CORE tied
daily by a. T. Masteu a. Co bank rs
and brokers. National fxchanEe HANK
building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-02

! e.. sI... ~ 50 30 So .....I so
do 81 luI ln2 log .iN1 ...... 90
Label 90 90 90 J9ia 80 $50
/ % b. Dil. laG 1Hat IG1 I4G is 20
I re OH. ~ ~ 16h| I6G 1874. fg0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-02
New York Stock EXCHANGE.

WHEELING. ~ Va Scot L ID
l-hnFe 70 active stocks on thc New
lork Stock ENchnues. c0rrrrflI daIfg III,
q. D. M1Hfou a. Co. brokers
Ifrfa. ..,.... .tf....,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-02

s. BACHE a. co SAYS Selling
orders predominated at the opening and
prices were lower an around The main
t9pic iu me. community was f1rleRn Dx-
cnanfe situation and some regarded DO
a. distinctly urtavOrthle as "a market
FACTOR Tho war stocks as "a rule were
weak steel common opened half lower
q W and sold down Co T3ti before
cry. ANACONDA was strong feature
among the copper group The strong
sittemeuts 81 earnings. Or ~ y central
ana fenusylFauta produced "a good frn-
preston on the rails aud these stocks
"fi' nnE ~ opening. Rock Islam
cleanliness lu race uf weak market The
concentration tu foreign exchange
H..I het mas beeu worst lu history Is
uttl. rtradler market was reported
around noon with demand sterling 4. 90 D.
aNl NhNl.H 4.1a &. There was O sharp
ia.f lu market. shorts found steel
hnliIrE Too nrmIt Hud withdrew hastily
Do market o. steady but trading ven.
noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-02

wHEELIEo TRACTIou ConEPAHT
TsSiSS rss co - se ~ s9Ss
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United United Profit Sharing. ..l as
worries Film .........f So
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PlTTSBURGH Pa. Sept. Cath
aIoN supply light, choice 8s5Oas-5.
Sheep- strong, supply light. prime
wethers S6.lo cas-. culis and common
calves Sl20U4125O wa
Hogs-ActiNcs receipts fair. prinr
heaVies $3.50 a. 5.7o: mediums ana yorE-
ers N.i9 q so ac, pigs ..755a ). 90
chicago. sept. Hogs Receipts
@-,yyo mead steady. bulk S65O6f 80.
lhnt 100 ~ sos, mixed 5000 90.
heayy f6.l5n 7.55; rough ssiSf6s5
tattle-teccipts 5000 head. strong.
steers $4,000. Cows ana tl,5.l.ln
So ; m SIS. calves fN5OuI225
Sheep-keceiptH 10000 head veal.
lambs $1,000 $50 WV
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I open. Hish. Low. Close.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-02
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept. ]. IL.
a.. h9lly quotation List Of the wheeling
stock Exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-02

Total shares 6g3.s0O.
G)-EX- div. y per cent.
CD F.N div. per cent.
Bonds S3.6gg.OOO.
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GJ-iaBcllc preferred hooks rioes
soLL %. - dIvIdend naNnhl. ncL IL
The fool-killer., 1915-12-01
WHAT I BELIEVE

[ believe in a God who knows
His business, and a devil who is
not as big a fool as some folks.
[ believe God made the world,
but the devil has been running it
for good many years.
[ believe the so-called Church of
God is so sound asleep that Cab
riel will have a hard time wax
ing it.
I believe the belly and the pock-
Ct book call more preachers than
God does.
believe that if every church
member had a praying machine,
lots Of them would forget to wind
it.
believe that cold water, hard
work, fresh air and sunshine are
the four best remedies known to
man.
believe marriages were ori-
ginally manufactured in heaven,
but since the patent ran out the
devil has put lots Of substitutes On
the market.
[ believe the man who isn't as
virtuous as he expects his wife to
be ought to be. hung.
[ believe when a girl is kicked
out Of society and her destroyer
sent to Congress, there is some
thing wrong with the "system.
I believe if all the hypocrites
we're dead, there wouldn't be
enough people left to bury them.
[ believe, to sum it all up. that
the world contains more fools and
bigger fools to-day than ever be-
fore.
I believe, therefore, that The
Fool-Kil1er is badly needed, and
that it ellis a long-felt want
[ believe you had better sub
scribe.
The fool-killer., 1915-12-01

is all right just the same. Thou
art still in the saddle and thy
word is the law Of the land. We
humbly beseech thee to keep us as
ignorant as hogs, and don't let us
learn any sense.
Our Political Boss who art in
control, Barnes, Murphy or Per-
kins be thy name; thy victory
come, thy will be done in one
party as in another. Give us this
day our daily dram, and forgive
US the price Of it as we forgive
those who help us drink it. Lead
us not into, government ownership,
but deliver us from Socialism, for
thine are the Congress, the Courts
and the Special Privilege. Amen.
The fool-killer., 1915-12-01
SAVE, DoGGoN YE, SAVE!

Somewhere in the wilderness OF
Snobdom lives a. well-feed rooster
by the name of DR.. Frank Crane.
This Crane person is broke out all
over with bad case of Blind Op-
limits and spends most Of his
time writing hypnotic dream stuff
for the capitalist press.
Ihave before me a pious preach
ment by DR.. Crane on "Thrlft, "
and | Just want you to listen to g.
few ear-fulls of his fancy fuss:
F'The. man or woman who IS
spending all he or she makes is a
fool. No other term expresses it.
Of the great "army Of the unem-
ployed" who have been beseiglng
our cities, panhandling for dimes
and standing in line for bread, it
is safe to say ninetenths need not
have been in that condition had
they saved some of their money
while earning wages. Lower your
styles of living if necessary. Your
position in life is not essential.
Your savings are essential" "
Now, Tom Henry Peter, you we
got it straight.
Say, Sal Malinda Lucy, did you
hear that?
Save!
That is the word!
Strange nobody ever thought
of that before.
IF you are getting four dollars
q week and it takes three dollars
to pay your rent, don't be so
wasteful as to eat anything, and
for goodness sake don't think of
wearing any clothes. Lay up that
other dollar and save it.
And lower your style Of living
Why, certainly!
If you have been living on bread
and water, just cut out the
bread.
And if you have been enjoying
the luxury of a pair of ragged
breeches, sell 'em to a niger for
ten cents, put the money in the
bank and go in your shirt-tail
There is nothing like saving,
you see.
The fool-killer., 1915-12-01
PATRIOTISM.

Tommy Dubb was Germans son,
And Jimmy Dubb was French;
And they both shouldered an army gun
To die in bloody trench.
The interests of Tom and Jim
Were just about the same;
Each had a master over him
Who understood the game.
These two had labored side by side
And no disputes arose;
You could not, even If you tried,
Imagine them as foes.
But 10! q bunch of royal scrubs >.~.
Among themselves have fused,
And Just for that a million Dubbs
Must bravely bite the dust.
So Tom and Jim rose up in haste,
AS all good soldiers do,
And with their loaded guns they laced
And shot each other through.
James Larkin Pearson.
The fool-killer., 1915-12-01
There are thousands of homeless

There are thousands of homeless
and hungry women and children
shivering in the streets of New
York these cold winter nights
with no place to sleep. And just
inside a thousand palace doors
there is warmth and light and lux
'ury. And yet there are people
who would dare to call New York
a civilized city. Merciful heav-
ems, what nerve!