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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21

in parties. while he says, TIL junior class IN
tn kindysardin will have wan hour, says he,
in euginics, says III principal, an | may be
pardoncd FIR sayn, he goes on, that these
great reforrums puts us abreast iv tn mosht
advanced schools in tn state, says he.
We'll. lawn, so tn happy childther troops
to tn classrooms an Lulu Huylcr takes tn
desk in tn thurrd grade.
Dear childther.' says She we will now sing
Good Morrow. Merry Sunshine although
saws she. It's a divvle iv day outside an
had to shwim to get here But niver forget,
saws She that tn thrue sunshine Is in tn
hcarrt an til safe v happiness! she says. is
in yer insides, says she, an not on yer UNI
brellas,' she says, wild shmile that wud sugar
coat a vinegar bottle.
"'Is little Patsey Finncgan here? says she,
Iukin' at til list iv names on tn desk. 'Patsey,
she says, as me red-headed gossoon shtands
up. sure, know you an me is goan to be
great frinds. Can ye tell me, Patsey dear,
saws She how far is tn sun firm tn earth?
"'Nnety-t'ree mllyun miles growls Patsey,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21

-HE great problem of unemployment, which
the war has brought on-nsmey, the
- question of providing for the thousands Of
tourists whose normal occupation consists in
travelling about Europe, has been severe tax
upon charity committees Trips to Florida,
excursions to the Pacific Coast, tours of our
tional parks all these have been offered to
leve their distress, but without adequately solv-
ing the problem The real solution would be TO
set them to work at the Europe that is made
in L. S. A."
For, despite the war Berlin (Oklahoma), Paris
tArkansas), Brussels Gllinois), and Rome (Indi-
ana. may still be visited with perfect ease. In
deed, why should anybody patronize German
Dresden when have an American one in
Maine? Why should he bother about Hamburg
in Europe when there no less than nineteen
of them conveniently scattered about in this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21

hsngin tn head iv him wild shyness an kick
in tn shin iv tn bye mkt to him.
why, that's right, says Lulu, surprised
like, how did you find ut out, Patsey'
"'Th' lssht tacher tould me- says Patsey,
wrigglin' unaisy. as tn next bye shticks pin
in him.
"Thry to show more repose, dear says
Lulu, an I'm sorry ye didn't lurrn about tn
sun acknowledgement says she, av we turned
ut wrong Aloysius Flynn, she says, as Pat
sey gives yep Ur there was pin on tn
chair iv him as he sat DOWN. did ye lave
pin on Patsey Finnegan's chair? she axes
ookn at him sorroful like, as Aloysius hangs
his head. oh. dear bye, fwhat lack iv con-
throl SIGH a thin shows. Sure ye must reck-
onze Patseys right says she, to safe, she
says, widout shpike in it, she says. 1 hate
to be severe wild yes she says, rachin' into her
desk an pullin' out somethin, but yell have
to take these pretty feathers she says, an
make an Injine Address as near like as ye
can to this pretty pitcher says she, handin'
thin over, an So she says, yell have to be
excused firm yer number wurrk. ~
"Fwhats number wurrk?" asked Malulnphy.
we used to call it 'rthmetic." answered
Finnegan
"Excushe a bye firm rithmetic so he en-
make Injinc head dhresses," said Malumphy,
opening his eyes
Faith" said the barber, ''th' number wurrk
is fwhat tn chidther like best" " An now chill
other, goes on Lulu, we will begin our num-
Der wurrk wild a song an dance. TIL chune is
oh, We Byewtifu DOLL she says, an TIL
wurrds is two times leven is nearly twinty-
tree she says, an tn shtep is like this she
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21

Sure tbs like a bunch iv loose hsh-hooks; as
Twas ssyin' they all hang together. An av ye
ny 20 take out wan ye not on'y queer tn bunch
out ye get tn hook
Il behave in tachin' ony IN issinchils, said
Mslumphy, asgressivelyy
An so do L. replied his host AN so does
Doc Illiot an Huge-or Ministhegrad an so
ioes tn assistint professor iv Jack-stones in tn
nearest kndygyardin. We all behave in tachin'
any iSsinch:ls. Tn CRATE comes when we git
together to find out fwhst tn issinchils are.
Tis 20 Iddycashn fwhst La Liverpad' is 70
Mixico It's another case where tn daytales
more trouble than tn ginral principle.
"Ye see, lawn, iddicashn is differ now firm
shin you an me was byes We would rsde
/ see tn OK 90 up on tn box (sure ut must
been box cyar) an get pink cyard ~
merit, or we didn't rade ut, an got pink welt
across IN back.
Faith / rsymimber whin ] went to school
n III ould fourt' ward
'DionsyShus'. aud Miss Miles say, was il
lou t'run tn Shpitbal at Michael BsnniganF
Well. lawn, me face wud give me away an
ned write 3 note, Take this to tn prrinci.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21

country Instead of brooding over the ruins OF
a church situated in Rheims, France, would it not
be more appropriate for him TO visit the new
Baptist edifce that still awaits him in Rheims
New York?
OF course there is certain amount of preju-
dice in favor of the European cities, but this war
will do much to make US realize that home prod
ucts good as foreign ones Gradually we
shall gain cognizsnce Of the rank that Marseilles
illinois,. Bremen Kentucky and Havre iowa
mold among the great seaports of the world and
Of the vast shipping that plies between Calais
VERMONT and Dover 1Nebraska). In time We
shall understand the strategic significance of Metz
CIndians), Gibraltar (Pennsylvania). Belgrade
Missouri and Dunkirk Maryland Little by
little we shall come to appreciate the hallowed
literary traditions Of Stratford Connecticut and
London Texas, and the scholastic atmosphere
of oxford (IdahoJ. Cambridge (Msine9 ard Held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
rrMNFf>AN AIRS HIS GRIEVANCES AGAINST SCHOOL
Irish Philosopher Discourses to F1aiumPhs
ON Modern Methods of Teaching the
Young Idea TO Shoot.

I have tn highest opinyun iv Miss Huylers
ability an characther,' he says. l haven't seen
her vet he says, but before hired her had
her pitcher snt me- he says. an lock ~ her
hair he saws an heat' ccrtifcit, an list
~ dininshuns firm her dressmaker, he says
an also a digram firm her dintist fr fear she
shud have buck teeth he says. Her lett by
cuspid is slightly out iv plumb, he says, but
| hope that same will rot intherfere wild her
usefulness says he. She en- sing, dance play
tn fiddle, an make Welsh Rabbit that wud
melt in your mout Cat Taste so I'm told, an
! hope she en- tachc all right. She is pleasant
to look upon says he. FOR It's tn rule " tn
Boord that childther must see ony byewtitui
thin's. he says, that they may think ony
byewtiful thoughts, says tn principal.
TIL follyin' home radin' is reckyminded t.
tn classes named, says tn principal.
Glass in Commershul Mathematics
knights iv tn Holy Kalc" be Willyum jim
nings Brine It's pomc, 5ays the principal
(removin' his glasses an holdin thin in his
right hand). calculated to corryat tn career
" tn Great Commonest wild tn Wick letther.
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nal she saw. I've had me eye on we f'r a fort
night she'd say-an' out goes.
Did tn principal sit down an hand out a
bundle iv soft goods about how | showed
lack iv conthrol an must reckonize me nay
ber's rights an claims? He did not. He took
me by tn scruf iv tn neck out in tn hall, an
thin. wild sthrap that he TUX firm his coat tail
pocket he welted me good an proper. Sure |
can ravmimber that-even bother than tn
Maine. Twas aykynomcal, too. lawn, ir we
see they cud hear in tn rooms on tn hall; so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
FROM THE JEFFERSON IDEALS TO
THE SHIPPING BILL.

lass in Histhry, "Dimmocracy an Auto
biography" be Wudthrow Wilson. Wild tn full
tiki iv tn Indianapolis spache in tn back
AN wud say further" says he, agin removin
tn extra sashes firm his windys, that tn class
is urged to attind fletcher in this room on
Winsdsh avenin' next on "Raycint ldayls ~
American Dimmocracy," be Frank p. Walsh
Twill be lusthrayted.' says the principal
be movin' fllums, but tn machine will be
slowed down so that tn change firm tn Jefter-
son Idayls iv 1913 to tn Shippin' Bill ~ 1914
can be follyed wild tn naked eye. All are
welcome says tn principal.
81 have also these notishes firm tn class
rooms he says:
"'All regular lessons for TIL fourt grade will
be SUSPENDED to-morry, that tn pupils may at
tnd tn circus. We desire says he, tskin' on
his wind shields agin, to corrylatc tn inthire
coorse iv shtudy wild Nature Studies, an tbs
expected that tn class will supplement its num-
Der wurrk be countin' TIL shtripes on tn Zebra,
he says.
81 rejice to announce he says, hangin his
storm dures on tn bridge iv his nose. tn IN
throiuicin' iv two advanced coorses in tn
school. Tn senior class in Domistic Synce
will have three hours he says, Nv labertry
wurrk in tn relation iv tn chain dish to aven-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
KINGS AT TIE FRONT

Although English kings have from u~s !,
mortal been closely associated win the n't !,
army It is necessary to 90 back TO b,'' ID
George II accompanied his army irto Wy
10 find parallel TO King Georges vist
ers. says "Tit-Bits." George II mad s''',
sion for soldering. and he often eoa'e''- !, !
the proudest day Of his life was wneh
tngen in Bavaria. he personally led an 80
English Hanoverans, and AustrIans
against the French.
1t was during this battle that the .", ~
Regiment won its badge, the oaS ra ..g.
George was in danger of capture oy ''' !,
but the Cheshires fought 20 stouily 'iO' -,
that his majesty was saved The hsn' w ,..i
near an oak tree, and, plucking D's"'
the tree. the King gave it to the icf'i'.'- ~
the Cheshres, with the order tha' II, IA
future be the badge of the regimen. ,...t
exhibited such stubborn courage on ~ y.
Perhaps the greatest military geni9. w., n
occupied the English throne was W., I'D
who personally took command oil .,.8
in 1892 against the French, beng v,r,sl
Enghein tStecnkirk) By the French u''" II
Luxembourg Three years later "O"' "a, n
majesty beseged and captured Manu-, I'D
historic and noble defence OF the Ns a'.,,.s
which occupied his life is now oniy W." n
by comparison with King Albert's nef0''' Ssgs.
an interesting fact that NJ. Uoai'o, .,ss
governor Of the Bank OF England 49, IN.
King William at the Namur siege anu
BY cannon ball at his majesty rect ,r
Since George II. however. aceOmpan'o - \
in the field, no reigning English h,0n1 vi
taken a place in the lighting line. al'0ooap !
lam ~. the sailor king saw active 'er''s u,
prince. and served under Admiral Rooney
in the naval battle Of Cape ST. Vinesh" al,
II may be nOted that. leaving aside 'Ss ~
princes who Tough, in the last "a'' '" 4, y
Emperor and King Peter, OF Ser''a' - -
two European sovereigns with ae''1'
of war in the held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21

says, liftin' her 6lress thriie an slim,
across tn floor like Brine doom turn a, Ss,I
tawquey. Mamie Mccormick, saws ~
shtoppin' sudden, yer lukkin' but poorly a,
gurrl. an I'm afraid tn minta shtrsin " 81,
is too much fir ye.' says Lulu; ye'v. rgh, ID
go home an tell yer mother to put ye to I'D
Och, childther.' says Lulu as Mani. gos d,
we shud gysrd agin overshtrainin',' ssu Il,
'fr this Iddycashnul Jiggernot kills nor, h I
war itself says Lulu. But we must 10 srrb
Yell take these pretty flags, says 81. al
folly me round the room Hee-heehtse.
e-p goes tn fiddle, an away they go in tssc !
which is bechune hop-toad an mo,orgd..
An they sing this, lawn:
Two times--two times leven
Is nearly twinty-t'rce,
A silver quarters tree times eight
Wild wan cent over f'r to pay tn freight
An afther they get through tn bya nl,
lows out an Injine canoe firm log an II
gurrls corrylates domistic an sociable yas
be lurrnin to make lobster Newburrgh
We'll. afther eight years iv this ariius wurr
get Patsey job wild Phclsn, tn grocer A
TIL ind iv tn wake Phelan cans him. an z
over to see about it.
"'Phelan,' says l, 'fwhats tn mat,her 81
Patsey? Sure it's tn fine iddycashn nthirs,
that l gev him. He en- fiddle | says, 3
make Injine canoes | says an do rah
wurrk, says l, an as fir corylashn, faith
cud corrylate tn moon wild tn monsoon wa
out winkin', l says.
"'Belike he can says Phelan, bu, he can
corrylate tn cranberries wild tn cash, say
Phelan. He en- nayther write nor eyphsr n
he's no good to me. For Gods sake ~
Phelan, sind him to college, IF he'll niya q
in tn grocery bus'nis,' Phelan says.
They'll not take him at til big Easter
colleges says |, he d)r't weigh enough
Thin sind him to hsrd-shell baPtS ''l1
lege in Injianny an lave him lurrn olaeksnn
in says Phelan.
An they call that iddycashn,' said hi1r
ply, scornfuly.
That's fwhat they call it, responded f'ae
gan, as he relghted his pipe. But CON
think it is" he added, after few short P'n'
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streets" or to CT. the case
of Bardell VS.. Pickw'ck and
note Sam Weller's teati-
mony. Or perhaps it would
be cheaper, the copyright
having run out on Dickens's
works, to cable, spell Ii
with a v"
Respectfully yours, etc
II. Everett Harrc either
wears or carries his fur coat
these cold or warm days.
This is the same coat that in
spired him and kept him
warm while he was writing
that popular romance OF arc
tic love, The Eternal
Maiden"
-Six-cent bread and the
POOR sale OF fiction are I'M
portant topics OF converse
ton in literary circles these
war days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
Travel.

We have been told that
we are too narrow and pro-
vincial. Well, maybe we
are. We shall see.
We are going to give this
country a good opportunity
to show itself to us. We
are willing to have 1t
proven to us that there are
other places than Gotham.
In fact, next Sundays
GAZETTE will be a Paris edi-
tion-by Gelett Burgess.
Order your copy now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
New Rochelle
NubbinS.

Alice Marsh, whose nus.
oand Fred is showing some
samples Of his art work in
the Library. has ret. from
Nutley. n. j. Fred's work il
strong & true, and he ought
to get a number Of orders.
Society was out in full
force Mon. eve. at the hall
over Jake Grabs saloon
4 bowling alley 10 see
AS You Like 1t" by Ber
Greet's troupe. and made a
fine showing, the ladies re-
Splendent in Jewels which
We'd in brightness with
cleaning shoulders and the
lustling OF satin iutermingled
with a Goodly sprinkling OF
dress-suits. I'm difference 20
the Woman's Club. Jake
closed up the bowling alley
for he night. The perform
ance was on the whole credi-
BILE. most Of the actors took
their parts well but the play
not up TO what our public
expect. Ben should realize
that our town has progressed
a good deal since he was
here last, and either bring
his plays UP 10 date. or get a
new one with moro zippy stuff
in IL. Many OF the jokes were
old. espec ally the : ages
monolog. The play was done
in what is called the Eliza
lothian. or comic manner. and
solicited roars of laughter.
especially when the drop cur
tain was tore in two at the
.inis.
E.sMERALDA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21

elberg Mississippi. At last we shah cone
cherish as they deserve the architecture s''
of Florence (Utah). Milan TENNESSEE ana ~
werp New York; the famous galleries o. va
South Dakota, the Alpine prospects o. '''',
Kansas and Berne (Ohio), the regal n,'D
cence of Versailles Kentucky, the nis'0'A
cavatons Of Pompei Michigan, the ''.'
splendor of Athens Georgia. and the f''''
and gay Insurance OF Venice Pennsylvania
In short it will be possible to enjoy -
benefits of European travel without e'e' 70
life and lunch on the ocean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21

The 2.45 a. m. Bay Ridge
Culver train from the Bklyn
Bridge terminal on Feb. -
DID NOT STOP AT UNION
ST. like it should Of, &
dozen persons was carried by
TO 9th ST.. had to wait for a
train going back. & a IN
PLEASANT TIME WAS HAD
by them. The conductor eN-
planned he HAD RECEIVED
ORDERS AT ATLANTIC
AVENUE rot to SOP q: Tn
ION st. because the train WAS
Il little late ard pretty well
crowded. Well. nov, if W.
was PreXy Tim WINS Of the
r. r. T. we would make u
small ANNOYANCE like This \
BIG ANNOYANCE for the
inspector who ordered that
train not to stOp. II Is oc-
currences like that that make
BklyniteS Disguised with
their tramcar service.
SCISSORS.
for Scissors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
LITERARY LISTENlNGS.
BY Mt. SER.

The Dutch Treat Club, A
literary and artistic eating
society, held an entertain
ment TUESDAY night The
members entertained them
selves and some friends.
Before the last snow
melted into H2O, the liquid
fluid, Max !. Million Foster,
author of Keeping Up Ap-
pearanceS," and OF etc, was
seen Sled-riding in Riverside
Park, there being no Keep
of the snow" signs. An,
Make. trying TO renew the
DAYS OF real sport
Ruben Dario, the poet
in Spanish, who is spending
series OF days and nights
here. says he admireS our
ladies' very much. MuchaS
graciaS. or words to that
effect. senior
Herewith We address
and append a public letter OF
advice 10 Irwin s. Cobb
Mr. Cobb, ESQ,
Hudson suDeT Hudson
Apts.. y. \. City.
Dear Sir:
n the London >DhCf
prints any more articles By
Irwin s. Cobb. we, without
wishing TO add to your
oncrous burdens. suggest
that you cable ITS editor TO
look you up in "Hho's Who
in America" or IN Brad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21

av on'y wan boy was licked two hundther was
warned.
But now tbs differ altogether TIL school
mates in a big room an sings. Thin begins
fwhst they call flag drill. | dinnaw fwhat ut
names. but It's tn keystone iv Iddycashn. TIL
kids dance round wsvin' flags to patriotic
chune an thin tn principal rades out tn no
tees fr tn day.
9TH thurrd grade will pass undther tn con-
throl iv Miss Lulu Huyler tn day, says he.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21

Since Bonnie Armstrong
laid down the mayorial reins
OF the city OF New London.
that former major league
whaling town, he has found
that tempus does fugit so
fast in the winter solstics.
He has beer remarked ~ he
castle house in Gotham or
several occasions and has
also done resOrting IN Fla.
EARNEST Guy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21

Brock Pemberton has got
himself a pr. OF pearl-top
button shoes and they look
lie the mischief is our hon
est opinion Fancy shoes is
the last thing we thought
Brock would buy, and, III
fact they are the last thing
he did buy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
SPELLING VAGARIES INDUCED IN
BY AN EDITOR.

"Bedad, doant belav" ye now. They tacEe
thin no shpellin' at all. They doant know
how TO shpen thimsilvcs I'm thinkin'."
"Wirra. fwhat makes yc say that? asked the
barber.
Twas lasht Winsdah was a wake was in
here an lookin' over mag zine that ye said
some guy had left-'twas tn Iddycashn'l Re-
voo-an' what tn Id'ther did to his shpellin
sure twas a shame.
why, lawn Malumphy, ye're crazy. Sure
tn Idther iv that same was til Pris dint "
Columby.'
Il doant care who he was or u.s. retorted
Malumphy. Hes illithrit Az had a bye tin
year old that shpelt like him Id lay m across
we knee an welt him.
We'll. | saw nawthin' " tn kind, said FIN
negan. that shtuff is too high-brow fr me-
An rr me, too. Sure l cuddn't touch tn
msnin' wild forty two cintymayter gun, an
when ! seen him 5hpell 'thurly' t-h-o-r-o-l-y |
didn't want TO. An trough he shpelt THRU
We'll. dinnaw. didn't notish. But iv ut
was so ye bet ut's all right Belize when ye
get way up on TIL roof in Iddycashn yez doant
have 20 Shpell'
Il doant care, he's illithrit' growled NAHUM
ply. but how about this-now-Corrylashn,
ye was tahkin about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21

Godfrey Parsons whose
sartorial supremacy IS prac-
tically acknowledged in
Rye as exclusively men
toned I'm THE GAZETTE,
has accepted a position on
the Gotham Tribune, that
Of managing ed. Congrats,
Gcoffrcy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21

Lots Of news hereaOout'
this wk. but the tenant next
door is playing Tipperary on
a fractured phonograff. More
anoni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21

Everett Rest Warner. the
rising young globe & fox
trotter & palm reader
ladies' j. wintering among
the Old Lyme art colony
painting snow scenes. Snow
scenes are easy because you
don't have TO paint the snow.
the canvas being responsible
for that W. K. element.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21

Hen Royce G. better p are
contemplating being the par
ents-in-law of Gil HalSted,
THF GAZETTE learns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
BROOKLYN BITS

We are sorry 10 report as
how Parson Traford has re
signed & is goipg to leave
Bklyn. You will he missed
hereabouts, Doc. say Ne.
Read We cor.'s fine inform
stivc article about American
exporters & British war
laws in to-day's Gotham
Tribune Adrc.'
We see that Ollie Nor
DORIS daughter is on the
Honor Roll at Vassar. Cor
grat's. Ollie, who used 10
teach arithmetic, etc, TO ye
cor.
Well. Old Clint Hoard sue
ceeded at last "a selling We
cor. some life insurance.
What was our surprise, Clint
had 20 borrow a blotter from
u TO blot our signature. We
thought ms. men carried
their own blottcrs. Clint.
An swerS are mourning in fine
TO our puzzle contest about
the r. r. rs >. Does Brook
lyn want its new facilities it,
definitely tied up?". Contest
closes Mond. March /. Prize
ans. the following Sund. in
THE GAZETTE.
Frank Richards. Of Flat.
bush. fell & hurt himself
Tues. y. m. but Geo. Merritt.
tho well-knoVn u. D.. fxed
Frank up fine, VINO is recov-
ering. is our report. Ed.
Use this item. II means
row subscribers. NC bet.l
Why don't THE GAzETTE's
New Rochelle cor. ever make
mention abou. Herb Fryer,
! Of y. RS leading foremost
steel magnates. who used 10
live in Bklyn' For y. Il.
Nacgings read Bklyn BitS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
Connecticut Currents

To Esmeralds: ask Cy
formerly Pete Mast about
the time Con Holly chased
him in Morristown.
An accommodation train
was observed on the Shore
Line Branch Of The y. \. y.
II. & II. r. X. the other day
& rumor hath il that another
may be expected any time.
Every time Monte Schley
sees your cor. or his wife
tsees your corr he or she
says "3 rousing cheers
They are omnivOrous devour-
ers Of the Worlds Best Lit
especially the satevepost OF
Slotham, Pa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21

time he so desires. He once
spent summer in Maryland
s. the girls there are crazy
about him. not to mention
these here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21

Melville Price is going 10
be Wash. cor. OF the Hartford
Courant ere long. Mel has a
good southern accent which
he can brinz into ola fny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21

Victor {. Anderson OF
Denver who used to teach
yc ed. mathematics only we
learned a lot OF other things
off OF him too is in our
city at this writing. He is
at the McAlpin ii Old Walt
I:nright wants to know
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21

News arc scarce this wk..
we being too busy getting
ready TO go away from
here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21

Next weeks Gazette.
Paris edition. By Gelctt
Burgess.-Adv't.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
LOCAL NEWS

Geo. Orvis serves the
best wheat cakes in town at
his hotel. Also the only
place we know that serves
real maple syrup. This
sounds like an adv't, but We
don't care. Geo. deserves It.