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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
TOPICS OF DAY
In WALL STREET
Railroad Stocks May Find
Competition from the
Anglo-FrenCh Notes.
BAD MARKETS FOR
THE BUCKET SHOPS
New Investors Interested in the
Foreign Loan-Mercantie
Marine Contest Keen.

An important market influence which
was expected from the Anglo-French
loan was an impetus to an upward
movement In standard railroads. The
large supply of such issues owned
abroad has been the principal factor in
holding them below the industrials.
Granting a large credit 20 Great Britain
and France would, il was figured, make
u less necessary TO sell these foreign
holdings ln our market 20 provide funds
IN the United States. Higher sterling
rates would remove the additional pre-
MUM on such selling. In all the excited
advance Of the week, however, the rails
have remained heavy, with their ten
dency, such as u was, toward lower
levels. Il may be that the higher return
allowed on the Anglo-French bonds has
brought them into competition with in
vestors who would otherwise favor
standard railroads. The yield TO those
who enter the underwriting syndicate.
neatly 6 per cent, is better than that
afforded by some OF the highest priced
stock Of our carriers.
Bond Yield Puzzles New Investors.
Judging from the inquiries coming TO
the newspapers as to how a fve-year
note selling at 9S furnishes yield Of
nearly 81 per cent to the investor, the
Anglo-French offering is apparently sp-
pealing 10 individuals who ordinarily
have little TO do with bonds. Some have
taken the trouble 20 divide by 9S, and
so argue that the yield should be only
a little better than 81 per cent. This,
IL Is true, is the percentage Of the an
nual return on the investment, but il
leaves out Of account the extra 50 paid
on each 500 bond at maturity. A few
who recognize this point attempt to al
low for II by dividing the 81 over five
years through adding 10 81 per cent
one-fifth Of . divided by IS. The 81 pay
able in 1920, however, is not worth 81
now. In the investment houses bond
prices are said 10 represent the present
worth Of a future promise to pay. The
SOS, which is the cost of each 500 in
the foreign loan, represents a promise
TO pay 1925, 500 at maturity and s25
in interest. The yield is the percentage
Of discount which, applied to each of
the payments as it falls due, would give
the cost Of sos. Bond men have
formula that enables them to work out
such problems and tables Of bond
values which produce the desired an
swer very quickly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
PRODUCE MARKET.
New YORK. October /. 1915.
BUUER.

Receipts e day, 800 pkss Creamery. extras
ss2 seers 2sS .stc hshsr, BAG ,eor1s 81 s2sits;
2sc. state dairy. nnesL 2Ts2If,c; good TO prime
9 s6i,e; common % fair, u 2r.e. renovated
q "a .4h-. Imitation cresmsyt nrsts 2!i1 % nc
ladies. current make nrst ga 22iac. seconds Ala
.ltc lover grades. 10 a 20isc. packing stock June
make. me. l0. 8!lc current make, nne. 2o+sc.
No 2 zoe. lover grades. J. lslc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
CHEESE.

Ro-elr,. to-day. 1908 botes. Trade vas li',l.
more active yesterday afternoon n some cuartsr,
and a few open market sales % fsTorte marks Of
STATE roiorcd fats acre reported up 10 lsAc STATE
~hole milk fresh fat. anf twins. colored. specials
lJa15ac. white specials &c. oolored. aFeras.
fancy. la. 4i4t.c sLte. average fancy. li,es
i4s.c chcddArs li~ r isci daisies, sp-csls. ISL
al siyles undefsrales. i2siitc. Wisconsin whole
nil. fresh daisiss lii. lic. twins. lil.c; Young
Amerl<s Is. sii.c. state. skins. held specials.
lie No fresh. specisls III a lie, choice. l01
lie. fair 70 good. 50 ioc. common tg'c-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
CHICAGO Prices.

Ihs nour market was firm. and whns buyer, w-rs
tAhnf Occasional lots % supply requirements 10 the
hear future, the demand a. whole was Hight,
Ihs !olo"ins prices IN wood quoted % tho
Nes 10rk Produce Echanse. Spring patsnts. 3.s5
Ssoe5.5O. winter stFsishis t5l59s3 so; extra
10 ! winter, Nj5@sf0. EXTRA No 2 winters.
" 81 9Si30. Kansas stsA.ghts. s.. IS 80. fancy
spring patents. iob1ns lots $3.50 ;6.T5. RYE
FLOUR STEADY ar to good, t5.?j9i'.3 IS choice
died. $3.50. BAG MEAL~-Quiet fine white and
yellowt tL7J; coarse. fl.62. FEED-City steady.
bran. bulk. s22 % 100 Ii sacks SIS p: heavy mid
dlins, DO S2i.aJ; -four mddllng, do. SS3. red dog
hour li0 y sacks. Ss4: Western Quie, bran. 100
ID sacks, s22 So standard mldd.lns. DO. $3.50.
-four midd.ings do Sa,l5; red dog -four. lIO 10
sacks. 5000 oilmea S399si0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
PROVISIONS.

The market for hog products Wa nervous and
Irregular, with the undertons barely steady. Ins
embargo against the movement Of livestock on A.
count Of the foot and mouth disease had a dis.
turbins influence, and tho trade IL also Impressed
by LIBERIA deliveries 90 September contracts at Chit
cAso Stocks abroad we're said 10 DO light but
appHently ue hish freight rates are against ex
port business. Receipts Of hogs AZ Chicago we're
$4,000. estimated for Saturday, 1000: Kansas City
rece7ei 1900 and Omaha 4. 500 PORK-stea1y
g<le50, BLEF-Stesdy. Mess. Sl7gslS; family,
Ns59s sls; packet. sl75oSsis; EXTRA India mess.
s2>3C9 $2s DRESSED HOGS-Unsettled bacons
PITS. lac CUT MEATs-P!ckled bellies steady;
I'D 10 D., $50; 70 ID: i2ne: u ID, ilt@ilhc.
- Firm: special. $40. City. Sc; country 5A 4
SIC. LARD -stsaiy. Middle West. ss6@s 500
tity lard quiet, quoted at sA9sa.c Refined ard
STEADY. Coytment. ei5c. South America. Coo. Bra
III. kegs ~ soc. Compound Arm. quoted at 81 q
SIC. sTEAHlNE-steAdy oleo. Toe. City lard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
tGGS.


Receipts today slis case, rh-fe n fairy
yooi movement On re'rgera'of erSs and prices rule
frrn A. recently quoted Nearby vhiies TerJ scarce
snd tie competition D. secure the fes strictly fsny
lots nhfa irahi- has led further advance In
th. prices hii. most ~ the receiy,s are more Or
le.s defective ard - extremely irregular value
fr--h gathered EXTRA 40 fo1en. = SO. extra
fr.ts ses3-c. trsts. y a 20. seconds. 2'S zee
thiri, al poorer 20a22oe. dirties W I. q ne
s2i.c. 10 ! and poorer. lsane. chscks. god 20
crei-- dry 200 -ic. cIs and inferior. $50 Zoe. ~
frl,rraior ,rerlal mark. fsncy. .3i1 2sc. nrsis
a = Il a5c: seconds -.is "a. thirts Or poorer, -
= -. state Perm and NEARBY. h-nnery whites.
IN. 20 fancy sss,se. orilnsy % GOOD. . CSC.
..thef-d whites a 90 size and quality. s3stci
W..,s-n. glthe-rd whltss goH7sc. s,sie. Penn and
n,,rb, L-anery brosns Hsasc. gathered tro~a
and mixed coors. p ftsr
NAY AND STRAW.
N. MAKE, 1. hotns steady on higher rsdes
UAY-Tmothy No largs bales. ton. Us So 70:
70 z n q iIS-eGtel shipp nx Ns.5oa .li 80.
~ rrsde t-asif. fsncy light clover. mixed 81
SCI small bsi~ aoog; 81 under large RYE
STRAIN NO J. 81.
FRESH FRUITS.
.rr'.s quis, bat steady. ArFLEs. Asr.,fs'.
-. s. .g-.i. Jea.iAal- S...s.E. Wss ATsI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02

The moving picture suit was MED on
August 10. 1912, and final argument
was heard in December. 1914. The suit
was conducted for the government bv
Edwin p Grosvenor. special assistant
TO the Attorney General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02

70, Preferred 8 Common Stock
and
Stock Trust Certificates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-02
FRESH FauIrs.

ARR quiei buf sitsdF. AIFLLs. Al.r.1fe'.
-. s. .g-.i. JelaiAai- G.gsE. Ns4 ATsI
Evening star., 1915-04-22
FORD employees GET MORE.
Canadian Company Makes An
nouncement of Wage Advance.

DETROIT. April Announcement
of a sweeping advance in wages and
reduction Of working hours for all en-
ployeS of the Ford Motor Company,
Limited, of Canada, has been made by
G.. NJ McGregor general manager of the
concern All employees who have been
in the service of the company six
months or longer are to receive a mini
mum wage Of 20 cents an hour, or 81 a
day. the working hours being reduced
to eight hours day.
II is estimated this advance III wages
will distribute among Ford employees in
Canada, in addition to the wages they
already receive, about $600.O00 4 year
The scale as adopted increases the
wages of all employees from 1o to 90
per cent.
The parent Ford Company Ill Detroit
pays d minimum wage Of s. a day, based
/ on Il profit -di st ri button system. The
Canadian companys wage scale is sim
ply an advance i'll pay without refer
ence to profits, it was stated.
Evening star., 1915-04-22
CURIOSITY OF SQUIRREL
LEADS TO ADVENTURES
During Tour of Investigation He Is
Accosted by Fierce Wire
Haired Fox Terrier.

There is one squirrel in Washington
that Will go down in rodent annals AS
the Christopher Columbus of his time.
He is a plain gray animal that noni-
nally resides somewhere on the White
House lawn. Recently he wandered
down to the sidewalk that runs in front
of the mansion--s there began to
make history.
Passers- by were first attracted ny his
leisurely, almost torpid, progress toward
the curhing. There he paused. 4
sleam came into his eye as he gazed
across the wide asphalt street. Then.
the desire for adventure overcoming
him. he headed for Lafayette Park.
The moment he selected for crossing
the street was unfortunate. \ large.
bony. city-bre horse which WAS haul
ing a dilapidated wagon caught sight
of the squirrel. Immedia My the horse
stood on his hind legs al started TO
pray The colorcd driver' spoke feel
ingly.
You great big fool sai4 the driver
Evening star., 1915-04-22
1T RUINS HAIR TO
WASH 1T WITH SOAP

Soap should he used very sparinS-
ly. if at all. IL YOU want to keep
your hair looking its best. Most
soaps and prepared shampoos con
tain TOO much alkali. This dries th'
scalp. makes the hair brittle ana
ruins il,
The hest thing for steady use IL
Just ordinary mulsitied "ocoanut oil
(Which is pure and Greaseless,, IA
cheaper and better than soap or
anything else you can use.
one or two teaspoonfuls VIII
cleanse the hair and scalp thorough
ly. Simply moistom the hair with
water and rub it in. II makes an
abundance of rich. creamy lather,
which rinses out easily. removing
every particle of dust, dirt. dandrun
and excessive oil. The hair dries
quickly and evenly. and it leaves
the scalp soft, and the hair fine and
silky. bright. lustrous, fluffy and
easy to manage.
You can get mulsified cocoanut oil
at any pharmacy. and a few ounces
will supply every member OF the
family for months.
Evening star., 1915-04-22

government to attend the Pan-Amer-
lean financial conference to be held IN
Washington May -. All but four OF
these have already designated their
delegates
When the delegations of these four
nations are announced the list viii he
complete with the exception of the del r.
egation of the nited States. Mexico
and Haiti. being without recognized
governments. probably viii not lie rep
resented.
Guatemala. the latest republic to an
nounce her delegation, will he repre-
scented by her minister of finance, Gull
lermo Aguirre. by Carlos Herrera.
banker and one of the most prominent [
Gutemaian itnamCierS. and Juan Lara.
another prominent banker
Evening star., 1915-04-22
AMERICAN SARD|NE
IS BEING BENERED
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Teaches Packers How to I'm
prove Their Output.

.,,,b 49,, s; s.. 5
-. ~. D,.,+ 80 ,rri-
,,,.,,u ,, ,o,, ,,,.,-; ;+so,f nth
49, 49, tho do
,,as,il hr.nd I'll, oon,a close IN
eon,,ipe tho e,yor .nd de1i,.,cr of the
fnra;,,, ,r,;,,o - ,,oss;r,e Moreover
~. do,t,,. -, -. v,,,n,.
tbrou.,h 1.,,,,,tar, ra,..n+,,. eroct.d
81 E,s,no,. Jo ,,.h;o, M, resuI,ed i,
pe'tefihS Tue auailts OF tue canine"
Evening star., 1915-04-22
BERLIN CLAIMS SINKING .
Of ENEMY SUBMARINE
Presence of Anglo French Fleet in
North Sea Reported
by Ships.

BERLIN. April 2c.-The German ad-
miraltv today gave out a statement
saving that in a certain German bay of
the North sea British submarines nave
been repeatedly observed recently. ana
attacked by German forces. Such
hostile submarine was sent to the Dol
tom April II, and the destruction OF
other such vessels is considered prob
able.
COPENHAGEN. April 22.-The pres
euce of an Anglo French squadron 't
the waters to the north OF Staranger.
Norway, Is reported by vessels coming
into Copenhagen. \ Norwegian coast
steamer from these waters says sht
was stopped and inspected by a hflt-
ish WarShip.
Henorts continue to be received here
of the presence of German warships III
the North sea.
Evening star., 1915-04-22
de ideah o YOU lettn' little rat LAX
dat bluff you off your front laigs'
Squirrel Halts to Rest.

Meanwhile the squirrel had reached
the car track where he paused to rest.
\ Georgetown car bore down upon him,
and the motorman, having no desire to
confront the s. F. c. A. bawled and
rang his bell The squirrel waited
until the car was about ten yards
away. and then. with a light, unhur-
! RED step, he got off the track.
He reached the opposite curb before
he was iolted out of his calm dignity
hl the frantic velps of a small WIRE
haired fox terrier
Here was tangible danger Horses,
wagons and street cars bothered the
squirrel not at all. but something told
him that YOU can't handle a wire
haired fox terrier with the same ease
that a horse or a mot orman.
one flash of bushy tail and he was up
Il tree. with the terrier underneath,
frantically pleading with him to come
down and fight like man.
Evening star., 1915-04-22
Unanswered Query.

Whether he got back or not is not
known. Maybe the wanderlust led him
farther and farther from his base Of
supplies. Howbeit, this is mere specu-
lation
There is little reason to doubt that if
he does return to the White House he
viii be welcomed--and hailed as the
sturdy adventurer who found out what
was on the other side, of the wide as
phalt street.
Evening star., 1915-04-22
Seeks More West Point Cadets.

The Secretary of War has ordered an
additional examination of candidates
for admission to the United States Mill
fary Academy. This examination will
be held at designated army posts May
20. The successful candidates are to be
admitted to the academy July /.
Evening star., 1915-04-22
Dutch Steamer Stopped.

STOCKHOLM. April ga German
submarine today stopped Dutch
steamer outside of Get1e, on the Gun
of Bothnia. and examined her papers
and cargo.
From this incident the deduction Is
made here that Germany in this man
ner intends to keep close watch on
the traffic between Sweden and FIN
land.
Evening star., 1915-04-22

cut throat rates among themselves IN
an effort to produce can of sardlnes
that could be sold at profit at the
very low prices then offered by jobbers
and wholesalers.
This fierce competition led to an utter
disregard. it is stated at the Department
of Agriculture, for the character and size
of fish put into the cans. The American
sardine is a small herring. but the Maine
pa ckers were putting in alewives. silver
hake and smelt as we'll They were also
pa cking what is known as 'feedy fish =
These We're fish that had fed plentifully.
The result was that they often broke he
fore they could be placed in the cans.
After the packers began to compete on
quality basis rather than a cost basis.
the .'feedy'' fish was eliminated by the
simple process of leaving the fish in the
weirs in which they were caught for a
short time The food digested, leaving
the fish firm and strong.
Evening star., 1915-04-22
Teaches Improved Methods.

Other methods taught by the depart
ment laboratory resulted in proper salt
ing and cleaning. Some of the Gamers
had left the fish too long in brine. others
had mutilated the fish before packing
Excessive sailing produced salt fish IN
stead of oil canned fish. nder the new
methods the boats that bring in the sar-
dine catch are equipped with better tanks
and greater care is taken 10 get the nSh
quickly to the packers and into the steam
cooker or fryer in good condition.
A most marl>ed improvement is seen
in the cleaner factories and canning eS-
Establishments, according to the depart
mcnt Clean floors are now the rule,
where heretofore the specialists Of the de-
pa rtment decla red they were the eNcep-
Evening star., 1915-04-22
Electricity Ignites Gasoline.

An electric spark ignted gasoline in
the cleaning and dyeing establishment
of Roger W. Reeves, 1854 4th street
northwest. about o'clock yesterday Y
afternoon John Reeves was burned on
the face while trying to prevent the
flames from spreading. The fire
caused about SIS damage.
No. engine company responded to a
still. alarm yesterday evening about
$50 o'clock and extinguished fire
in the chimney at the house of William
Dent. rear of 1918 L street northwest.
No damage resulted.
Evening star., 1915-04-22

1t matters little what II is that YOU
wanf-whetler a situation or a servant
IA want ad in The star VIII roach ths
nerson 5vil Will fill yonr need
Evening star., 1915-04-22
Another Fire Calls Firemen.

Late in the afternoon, while many
companies of fremen were still hard at
work at the Adams building, one IRE
company was summoned to the machine
shop of Soper & Mcdonald. 3IS Maine
avenue southwest, where there was
small fire on the roof of the structure.
Hundreds of spectators left Penusyl
vania avenue and ran through the park
TO the machine shop, but soon returned.
Evening star., 1915-04-22
BELIEVE ADAMS FIRE
WORK OF |NCEND|ARY
Employe Is Arrested, But Police Re-
port Failure to Connect Him
With Arson.
Fire Marshal Learns of Blaze in
Building Monday Night-Total
Losses About $4,000.

FIRE department ofnSthts "fe sd'isiieu
mat the disaS'fouS i're - ~. S'o'o "
the T. +. ADAMS company, dealers IN
.rockery and hotel supplies. at 614-l6
ro,pSrl,,,i, a1cuue Yesterday after
,,, ~. r.s,,,t ~ thc york Of an
'o''' " ,1.o,,
in the establishment was arrested and
,h., f,il.d IA ,opnect hin, viii, the
1,,,r,;r. or the ,,,ildinc ana contents.
vii. ~ ,he arc Yesterday. Fire
u.rsb., Sicbolso, learned tbat = small
1re occurrod q, tbe stairway in the
h,,,a;, u,,d,r ,ieht Thar fire was
Evening star., 1915-04-22

If YOU want work, read the want col
INNS of The Star.
Evening star., 1915-04-22
39c Bungalow
Aprons

Made OF good ~
quality apron LfC
gingham. in all
size checks. Big Gov
er-all size, with hip
pockets and W h i t e
Iaped seams, 24c.
Evening star., 1915-04-22

" l S c c7c
W o m e II UtN
will ap-
preciate the op-
portunity to buy
this f Il m o IL $
bra n q at this
price. All sizes
and shapes, &c.
Evening star., 1915-04-22

Finest gauZe, Isle, long
or hort-sleeye shirts ana
double-Seated drawers. IN
sizes 80 to 46. Pure white,
perfect fitting garment.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-13

odd and original posing novelty, well staged and very attractive. Arthur Morris is corking card manipulator and does some startling tricks which are most mystifying. Johnson and Buckley, q, very clever lady and gen tleman present a fine vaudeville mum Der which includes singing, dancing, and impersonations all of which Is in troduced in 8 very finished manner. On the picture programme today are a two reel drama, "The Lure Of the West,'' The Animated Weekly and Three Times and Out,' with King Baggott in the leading role.
 For all next week starting with the Monday matinee the management has booked another one of the Marcus Mu- sical Attractions, Inc, shows called girl show and the very best of the good one and a bright, clean show for the whole family. "The Honey mooners" is the best of the Marcus shows seen here this season and has Lou Powers and Felix Martin for the principal comedians and a real beau- ty chorus with excellent wardrobe electrical and scenic effects. Alto gether it is a company of unexcelleo ability in a selected list of high class plays, presenting three entirely diff ferent shows on the week with the changes coming on Monday, Wednes- day and Friday.
 There will be the usual three shows daily and the prices will be matinee 10 cents, evening 10 and 20 cents
 A fine list of photoplays has been booked for Monday and Tuesday, in cluding '"The Mystery Woman" a wildly exciting two reeler with Cleo Madison of "Trey O'Hearts" fame in the leading role,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-13
DAVIS THEATRE.
David Higgins in His Last Dollar, Par amount Feature, Charlie Chaplin in Funny Keystone and Three Great Acts Today.

One of the finest feature photo plays even seen at this theatre is the great racing play with David Hig- gins, called His Last Dollar, a pret- ty race track and several thrilling horse races are seen throughout the production. David Higgins charact- erization of Joe Baxton, the mill 1ionaire ex-jockey surpasSes his i'm personation in the stage version and the exciting race track scenes that could not be produced in the stage version is seen in this picture in all reality, everyone in this production is admirably cast for the part they DOT tray and the whole production is full of interest from start to finish. In the vaudeville there are three eX- cel,ent acts headed by Harry Wyatt and Company. ill a comedy sketch called Nerve which is just one long laugh. Anthony and Adele have 8 neat whistlfng and musical novelty that is treat to listen to, and Billy Morse, the funny blackface comedian and funny Southern stories. Another feature on .today's bill is the funny Keystone comedy, called The Mas querader with Charlie Chaplin, the funniest fellow that ever appeared on a screen causing more laughs than all other comedians put together If you want to see Charlie at his best don't miss this picture.
 Matinees daily at 2.1o, all seats 1C cents, children 5 cents. Evening al and s.45. 10 15. and 20 cents. Three complete shows daily.
 For the first half of next week an- other fine bill of vaudeville and Para mount photo plays has been booked the feature picture is John Barry more in "The Man From Mexico" 8 great comedy, and Seymore's Canine performers is the vaudeville feature with two other good acts. Watch Mon- days Bulletin for particulars.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-13
HUMOR OF THE DAY

Hostess (at children's party)-How would you children like to play Lon don Bridge?
 Miss De Style (age 14)-We would much prefer a game of auction if you don't mind.-Puck.
 Its no wonder Jiggs' finances are in bad shape"
 Whats the trouble"
 Why, his wife doesn't think any thing of ordering two or three 1oaves of bread."-Buffalo Express.
 "Ah, squirrel" saluted the village bore. What are you doing for your rheumatism these days?"
 Examining the doctors one after another" snarled the old codger, ito see how much they don't know!"- Judge.
 What did you operate on the man for, doetor?"
 1.-TWO hundred dollars"
 'So I suppose; but what did he have?"
 Two hundred ollars."-Philadel- phia Ledger.
 Little James had been telling vis- itor that his father had got a new set of false teeth.
 "Indeed!" said the visitor. And what will he do with the old set?"
 "Oh, I s'pose,' said little James, they'll cut 'em down and make me wear 'em.''-Boston Transcript.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-13
POETRY
KAISER wILLIEYs PRAYER.

Oh, Thou Who in the heavens doth
 dwell, Wha just because it pleased TbyseP, Has made the German nation swell
 Wp pride and glory, An no for a the guild or i'll
 They've done afore Thee. If two-three jealous buddles seek To prove that am never meek, Ye're no' to listen when they speak;
 Ye ken I'm humble. At times the best O'S us are weak
 So let them grumble. But, Lord, it's hard to understand The reason folk in every land Should think each chosen German band
 Will bring them evil: Their answer to the least command
 Are maiSt unceeYil. Lord, help my boats that lie so neat In what I thOcht a safe retreat. For, mind, I'll blame Ye if I'm beat;
 Remember ae thing Thae deeViIS in the British fleet
 Are feart O naething. Confound the French and Be1gians, too Their fats are neither Sma" nor few; i; The fearsome Russian hordeS Subdue
 Wi castigation, And damn that double dealing crew,
 The British nation.
 -Ainwick (EngIand) Guardian.