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La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-08
LAS ~OPERACIONES EN- Ell
CORAZON

FL British Medical Journal"
describe una tentative hecha re-
c1entemente para eXtraer una
bala alojada en- una cavidad del
corazon. Las operaciones en-
csc organo son tan raras que
revision siempre gran interes;
pocos son los casos y menos
aun los afortunados, que registra
este capitulo de la cirugia. Sc
clta siempre EN- primer lugar ell
de un c%irujano frances que ex-
trajo del ventriculo derecho una
bala encajada en- el desde hacia
c1ncO meses, operation que do
buen resultado permanente.
FL case que detalla la revista
inglesa no fue tan feliz, porque
ell paciente murio a los cuatro
dias; pero con el ha quedado
bien demostrada la insensibili-
dad del corazon bajo Ell estimulo
directo. La manipulation de
este organo pudo hacerse libre-
mente sin que clio causara dolor
nj molestia alguna al paciente,
que estaba en- SUI entero conoci-
miento.
La operation Sc hizo con anes-
tesico local: eucaina y adrena-
lima. Descubierto Ell corazon, no
aparecio en- e1 herida alguna,
pero ell operator encontro la
bala al tacto, en- la parte poste-
rior del organo en- Ell musculo Q
en- la cavidad del ventriculo de-
recho. Entonces fue cuando Sc
observe que la manipulation pa
saba inadvertida para ell paciente
y no alteraba las contracciones
del organo aunque este perdia
uno que otro latido a pesar de
que Ell anestesico habia sido in
yectado solamente entire la piel
y los musculos del pecho.
Al fin pudo asirse la bala, que
resulto alojada en- la cavidad; y
practicando en- ell tabique una
incision de media pulgada de
largo, Sc e~xtrajo ell proyectil con
un forceps. Sc cerro luego la
herida puntos y terminada
la operation ell corazon siguio
funcionando con bastante fuerza
hasta ell momento de la muerte,
que sobrevino como Sc ha dicho,
cuatro dias despues.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-08
DR.. Henry D. Brusco

E~specialista en- intermediates del
Corazon, Pulmones y Rinones
Cura Radical de Todas las Enter
medades Secretas
Horas de Oficina: 10 a IL a.. m. v
de 2 q 4 D. m.
LINES, Microbes y Viernes de
z a 8 p. m.
Domingos de 10 a IL
Telefono Suffer 1856
583 GREEN STREET
Residential 1911 Union Street
Telefono Franklin 7402
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-08
8 de Octubre de 1916

lu SaDeS ell amor
immense, apasionado que nos
profesamos. Para ella, la pobre,
no hay, nj puede haber, hombre
meJor que 20. Su educacion
mistica y sus prejuicios la obi
garon a permanecerme fiel
siempre, a dedicar ell resto de
SUI vida a mi memorial. Quie-
70 dehsacer la buena idea que
tiene tornado de mi personali-
dad; quiero que, despues de mi
muerte, me crea I'm ser despre-
ciable, un hipocrita, que vivio
en- plena mentira, traicionando-
la continuamente.
-tPero no comprendes que
con ESQ aumentaras su dolor,
que sera horrible el desengano?
Al principle, 81; pero des-
pues ira POGO a POGO reaccio-
nando; la reflexion lie hara
comprender que no merez Ell
sacrificio de su renunciacion a
la algeria. Theme veintiseis
amos, la juventud Sc impondra
y volvera a la algeria, quizas al
amor. Y, en- fin, dejara de
llevar a rastras mi cadaver.
10 que intentas hacer es ell
sacrificio y la prueba de amor
mas grande que he visto dar en-
mi vida-dijo ell medico, abra-
zando a SUI amigo muy conmo-
vido.
-iTal vez tengas razoni...
Ahora, dame tn palabra de no.
nor de que no lie diras nunca
10 que acabo de manifestarte.
-iY 81 viese que la mataba
Ell desengano?
En- csc case, 81, debes de-
cirselo.
-iY como piensas conven-
cerla de esa supuesta perver-
sion tuya? tie confesaras a
ella antes de-?
No, en- la confession hay
cierta grandeza, que hace per-
donar las culpas, Y 70 no quie-
70 que me perdone NADIA; al
contrario... Abre aquel cajon.
Veras un paquete de cartas alta
do con cinta negra. Son
borradores de cartas de amor,
que me he escrito 70 mismo.
Llevatelas todas, busca alguna
amiga de esas que til tienes que
las copie tai y como estan, con
las faltas de ortografia y con
las fechas; busca tambien un
par de retratos de muJer y
traemelo TODD cuanto antes.
icon que objeto?
Las guardare en- I'm caJon
de mi secreter, para que Blanca
las encuentre despues de mi
muerte.
No, no; me niego. No tie
mes derecho a cometer S &C
cion, tan generosa como cruel.
-Es decir, que quieres con-
denarle al dolor y a la tristeza
para siempre. mo la conoces?
mo sabes que la pena de per-
derme la matara, y que solo asi
podra volver a ser feliz algun
dia?
Ell medico cogi6 los BORA
dores, y dos dias despues las
cartas, copiadas por mano feme-
nina, dormian en- I'm caJon, alta
das con una cinta de soda.
X X X
Blanca estuvo a la muerte al
T--
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-08
Liberia Espanola

de todas classes Y titles de Escri-
torio. Sc aceptan pedidos por CO.
e J. Sanchez, Prop.
639 VALLEJO ST. San Francisco
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-08
BARBERIA

ST desea Vd. ser servido con es-
nero, viSite LA CASTELLANA"
y quedara satisfecho del trato y
del ~servicio antiseptico. Masaje
Electrico.
GerVasio GARLIC, Prop.
1920 STOCKTON ST.
Entire Broadway y Pacific
LA TABACALERA
Que tambien ha venido q ser "Gro-
Gerry" tiene ell gusto de ofrecer a Sus
clientes " a quienes no 10 seam un
regular surtido a precios sumamen-
tie BARATOS en- este ramo de
GROCERIES,"
Unicos Agentes 6 Importadores
de papel de fumar marcas
BELMONTE, GALLITO y
NEGRITO NEGRITA
p. MUNOZ HIJOS Y CIA.
364 UNION STREET
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-08

Blanca estuvo a la muerte al
perder a su esposo. Jurose a
81 misma dedicar la vida a su
recuerdo y renunciar a toda
manifestation de algeria. Que
daba sofa en- ell mundo, sin ia
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-18

Fire damaged the Erskine-D anforth
corporations furniture factory at
Stamford, CoQn., at a loss of 0,O00.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-18
Notice to Contractors.

The Board of Contract & Supply of
the City of Bridgeport, Conn.,, hereby
invites proposals for the complete
construction of a combination Fire
and Police Station, to be located at
the corner of Fairfield Ave. and King
st. Proposal Blanks, Drawings, Spec
ifications and all other information
may be obtained at the office of
Leonard Asheim, Architect, I'll State
St., City. All proposals shall be sealed
and will be received at the office OF
the Board Of Contract & Supply on or
before - o'clock noon, Monday, Jan.
9Th, 1917. Each proposal, as evil
dence of good faith, must be accom-
panied by a certified check, made pay
able to the City Of Bridgeport, for an
amount equal to 10 per cent. of the
amount of the proposal. This Board
reserves the right to accept or reject
any or all bills.
Board of Contract & Supply,
az Room No. %, City Hall, City.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-18

Shipping shares were strong with
coppers. Rails denoted further ac-
emulation in the minor division. U.
S. Steel opened virtually unchanged
but soon receded almost two points
and Industrial Alcohol was weak Re-
dictionary tendencies developed before
the end Of the first half hour.
Noon-Recessions of the first hour.
in which selling partook of another
bear drive, wiped out practically all
gains. except in rails and reduced the
average level we'll under last weeks
final prices. Alcohol was the most
affected at an extrsme decline of nine
points and other volatile issues re-
fiected further professional pressure.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-18
World of Finance
Speculation has been carried to ar

Speculation has been carried to an
almost dangerous level and the re-
straint imposed by higher money
rates proved timely and beneficial.
Caution has been advised for several
weeks past and the technical con-
dition of the market will undoubtedly
be improved by the heavy liquidation
of the last few days. The monetary
situation has improved owing to the
contraction in loans and renewed
gold imports, which have reached
nearly $8O,000,000 for this month and
almost $6OO,OO0,00O this year. On
Friday there was a rally following
the severe break of Thursday, with
the indication that the worst of the
shock had spent it's force, hence a
still higher range is a natural Sc
duence.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-18
.~~~~~
STOCK MARKET
~~~'

New York, Dec. 18-Opening-Re-
sumption of operations today was
marked by further material recover
les from last weeks lowest levels,
particularly in popular specialties but
an undertone of caution pervaded the
trading, notably in the speculative
group. Gains of 1 20 2 points were
registered by Central Leather, Inter-
national Paper, Lackawanna Steel. In
ternahonal Nickel and Colorado Fuel.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-18

German Peace Note struck with telling effect all stocks
dent War Conditions for their prosperity and al
such Stocks inflated intellectually beyond their value sh
vb materially and Immediately when Peace foreshadowed I'M
fos of Industrial WarBrdes whe1
the world which, imminent possibility will soon be
The of Peace Worth
dollars Immediately decline normal value prob
ably less Reflect this, then
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-18
Offerings diminished

Offerings diminished visibIv Later
with irregular rallies in the leaders
ana additional gains in low-priced
rails, notably western MARYLAND,
wheeling and Lake Erie. Wabash,
Chicago Great Western and Missouri,
Kansas and Texas. At midday another
selling movement was witnessed
Bonds were firm.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-18
New York Stock
Exchange Quotations

Reported over the private wires OF
T. l. Watson & Co.. Bankers and
Brokers. Corner Main and John Sta.
Bridgeport. Conn. Members OF New
YORK Stock Exchange.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-18

The peace proposals of the Central
Powers have been delivered to the
Italian government.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-18

Two persons were killed in an ex-
plosion in the plant of the Smokeless
Powder Co., at Morgan's Station, New
Brunswick. N. +
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-18

Princess Joachim Of Prussia, daugh-
ter-in-law of the German Emperor
gave birth to a son.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-18

King George conferred the Victoria
Cross on Lieutenant Commander Ber-
nard Cecil Breyber&.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-18

House leaders have concluded
plans for the recess of Congress from
Dec. % to Jan. g.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-18

dry Co.'S building at Hagerstown.
Md, at a loss of $4,000.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-18
BRIEF NEWS NOTES

The Standard Oil Co. of Louisiana
advanced the price for all grades OF
Caddo crude oil 10 cents a barrel.
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vn,e. iur Women Lruuu,.t..

To The Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir have just read. with deep interest. the
account in Tile Times Dispat ch -of to-day head :
ed Women Barred Under thc Drug -Storc
Clause" and should Xix" to ask .Iues-
tons tho subject II the stat. ~ Virginia
considers women capable OF compoundiny nedi-
cal prescriptions, upon which may depend the
physical welfare OF hundreds OF her citizens and
would be citizens why does she stl consider.
women incapable OF voting upon questions which
concern the moral welfare Of her citizens and
would citizens" Wonld II not simplify mat
and uutanEl" tlIc situation. InciGrn
salving the mortified chivi,lrous Instincts" OF
the Hrbitcrs Of the law. al tho women drug
;;ists least, should be cufranchi.~d? II
women have brains enough TO Ill presentations.
the name Of all that * logical. haven't they
brains enough 10 vote; T. q. &.
Richmond, October -.
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MniI-scilu,cs Issue Still Unsettled

n = unofficial reports indicated. the British
and French joint memorandum in re-
Spouse 10 this cOuntry's protest against de
tentlOn and censorship nj mails to neutral
countries falls far short OF effecting IL set :
tiement. Except Tor another promise to les
sen aEnoyanccS ana declaration of their
readiness Ito settle responsibility therefor
in accordance with the principles of law
and justice. the allied governments make
no concessions, but leave the situation un-
changed. And the difficulty OF reaching an
agreement seems TO he Increased by recog-
milton on the part of the British and French
ot the accuracy OF ihis country's stAcmeu,
"t Ihcis. except in one respect: they declare
that the diversion OF ships into allied mort :
* voluntary with the masters. who thus avoid
delay: this country contends that such diver
sion is compulsory
With the facts thus virtually agreed upon.
but the principles and deductions insisted on
by each party To the controversy fatty at
variance with those urged by the other IN
impassc would appear TO have been reached
An additional perpleXity is to be found it!
this anomalous situation: this government is
understood 10 admit the right OF Il helligercnt
TO examine neutral mail for contraband. pro
Nided there is reason TO suspect its presence
in particular packages or letters: at the same
time. the inviolability OF neutral mails in
genera! is maintained as IL principle cst;b-
lishcd by law ANA long-continued custom
How these two apparently inconsistent ,enets
are To be reconciled and given practical Ell
feet is an extremely nice point
This government will insist. OF course. on
recognition by all the beligercnts OF Amer
ica's unquestionei rights where they are
subject TO question. such may be raised
by apparent, conflict with the bcllieercnts'
own right a. admitted by this country. il is
likely the government will be inclined 10
IS "a I hat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
Health Talks, by Dr. VIM. Brady
Fresh Air - COO, Air

As were saying last week locnirc o,
n'"i we'll Is so much simpler and cheaper than
Keeping good and warm that II il ns difficult
as any other simple hyGicuic crfor, Even
When ON. believes, as d"cs The conductor Of
changes Of weather. chilling; alto. hard m,,scu.
lar '"vcriion. dainpneSs and ..Xpusurn nr ali
Kinds never continue t" IA" development of
respiratory or other diseases ,cxccptins of
course. frost bitc). SIN ou- mas to strive far
years {" down the wc" small vorc from win.
III that keeps ctcrnally rcit"rt:inp In ones ear.
Tool, out. you'll catch cold. I,ut i'm Tim. th,
voice is stiilcd forever, and ih.u life looks so
much roster and existence hc.n,nc. 80, 80,
plcasantcr that thinks. ooh w.u No Won
der I:unyan wrote 'i'ilgrin'a i.ru.rcss. !, ,nm.,
have BEEN dreadful I" liz" ia those .iays."
tell you IL Is n mighty comfortable ihiur ,o
@i' J." the only hFa''ah.e d'"ft in stuTy the
atcr hall aud console yuursclf vim ~. r
assuring Thought that 80" arc getting bet
ter air. frcshnr air than your mcirhi,urs who
dodge the draft. for fresh air ig ,o,hinr Inn
cool. moving air. Crazy? Yes. that is what ion
many people arc about Tho draft question. ,,,cy
have :: dciusiOn thai moving air ;y iuin,in,,
when il comes indoors.
Surprising individual becomes rrc,,Iv
ovcrhcatcd from sitting ia a warm room, ,,,J
then rushea out without any extra clothes an ~,
in his shirt sleeves or h"r thin shr, whist,
is that injurious to health No No marc ,h,n
is the cold plunge after warm bath or Tho
cold shower after Turkish bath ON IN. con-
t'ary. it is hygiene; STRENGTHENING 10 the vnso-
motor system and hence good tonic for In.
circulation
y draf, tends TO chm the body. Just like n
-showcr bath does, with - reaction C,ilnwi,,,' ,t
primary chilling, which froly good ana /. ,,onn
Now tho whole pnrp"rt or all this &,
talk is Just this: draft is generally cool Or
cold air entering warm room from M. an,
side: il IL moving air IL r. fresh air rnnrn
Tore. it Is desirable TO Sit be ia ;. drn when
is within reach. Is YOU ii<c fr..h ,r
rhc draft, like the cool slower ~ rrn,, ~,
stimulating. imvisorating t" IT,. .vcrugr ln,, :
from chiilincss after 81 shower bath or :, Iyafi
! one should avoid both OF thcy. t"nics AMI - -,
| right TO good doctor and una out what il The
! mnttcr We shall say moro this subject next
Monday
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News Of Fifty Years Ago

and uhI ixo were eight new cholera saturday.
PEOPLE OF 0n ehmonyT IT is no thu. the
aTe way ,he dread disease fingers on. in spite
press i, and All Of the hopes t"t i"' the &c cool
pm san Mrc offersd may be that rains of the
what may be called !, temporary revival Of thu
trouble.
lar The re-, funeral Of Dr. + " iIansoeA. The ropu-
ff nmnrYy, hsv DR. Noses D. Iiose pre!ehlng the
.es "a n WAS under the auspices Q: Dove
sons '"'' ''''''e" ''"
sssautins r. NJ. Hewe1 and his wife in them ir
the court S ycs.r hS s rh a'"5 urY nsnn
nniiar 10 agree as to the gull, or nnocence Of
entered nolli prosecute. and that ends the
=, The M., t, Ensscpa! sunday school Union.
%,'ieers for ,'s ensuing year Asa snyder. pres
assistant ec many *eIrs aer H. wfsE
Hrrr The reports suhmittcd show that the
creased in attendance during the past year very
largely. There are now on ihc rolls 700 more
versions during the year rhe collections Tor
the past twelve mouths amounted Ia $l.3SSiO
Mn5or w. W'i,m , Ma" na E"snnass' in NV
tem,: TO bring his estate. a, Cmric's Neck
on James Rv"r for the purpose going large
Is INTO the business "f sheep raising
The consolidation party was defeated in tn.
Stoclsh"i der, meeting, oi INC Virginia ANA Ten
Z.
by Il very Sinmil margin OF votes OF tn" stock
holders. Colonel owen was reelected presi-
dent of the road. winch lucaus t!Iat thcr. will
be no consolidation Tor at least yea: yet.
There great rejoicing tn" result IL
lynrhhurs In Petersburg theirs was evidence
OF SIicv"us disappointmen,.'
''sIi"rni l.. g 7. Ecamregard. who i. in Wash
inStou. yesterday had long interview with
w W. Enrcornn. tho noted banker. and il is
understood thai "il al the financial arrange
mcnts for the railroad OF which the general is
president were Completed
D. W. Mi'idi"t"n. tho clcrh OF the Supreme
Court OF the tntcd States, has sent out no.
tees that at tl!c December the court all
OF the cases from th" Southern States Viii he
called in the r"Lultr order. Thus. the highest
court %! ths Rand practically dccdes tnut the
southern states arc vet IL, the Union.
N"iwithstandiu2 the heavy rains all
over the state. especially in the mountain see
ICONS. there has icon great rise IN the James
liver ut i.ynchbur". and therc is probably no
danger OF bad Hood her. al Richmond
Another rSe IN aold j. reported from New
York 1t strnck 80 Saturday il. New York
Here IL sold II {: to l5l.
Cotton has declined some VIVA, in New Yo,l
ON uniay"rnhl" reports from liverpool The
sales Saturday amounted To $500 bales. ~ IS
10 - cents
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kingdom. Bufetcd and battered on all sides:
invaded by one group and browbcatcn by
the other. the heart has undoubtedly been
taken out OF the Greek nation There seems
to he no spirit. sense OF resistance, no
power of purpose left in the people. Il
vacillating ruler wished upon the Greeks by
the rest OF Europe an alien and an intruder
has been helpless. lie has been obstinate
but he has shown strength i'm no other direc-
'ion He sought to remain neutral and keep
his people out OF the bloody strife.
That was worthy ambition in the alb
Stract. but it ceased to be worthy when armed
forces of other nations took possession of
his lands and cities; when his own garrisous
were imprisoned upon their own soil; when
his own nationals were held in foreign coun-
tricS as hostages Greece. once the center of
the worlds civilization, has fallen low in
the family of nations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
DR.. CAL.iSCH ELECTED
Viii FIJI Vacancy on iIOnrd OF laum.
Mems Hebrew ASSUria-
tfnn.

Dr l.. y. t.,lisch was elected Ia fill
vacancy On the board Of the Young
Mems Hebrew Association at The organ
iEation meeting uf She board. held yes
tcrday afternoon. officers Of thc assoc
citation for the coming year elected yes
tcrday were Herbert Il. Ezekiel prcSi-
dent: VI. x. GrccnsDon, first vice -prcSi-
dent: Jacob Cohen. second vice prcSi-
dent: will;ini u. .IoScphsun. secretary,
and Jacob l.oNcnstcin. treasurer. Com :
intending the excellent work "f George
Benedict. superintendent nf the ASSOC
citation III the past year. the board re-
elected him to the position with in
creased salary.
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RECEIVE NEW MEMBERS
Special Services Arc az The Eirs,
anL wcstmiHStr Freshly
terrain ChE-rbcs.

Communion services were held at lie
First Presbyterian Church yesterday
morning. when there were twenty. four
additions to tho membership uf the
church. The mornin.; service was con-
Quoted 10y Rev. t. r. Mcfadcn, D. d.
assisted by Rev. william Mcgginsnn
dean Of the Assemblys Training School.
Special services were held Wednesday
and Friday Of last week, and there
were large congregations.
At Westminster Presbyterian Church
yesterday morning communion was adj
ministcrcd by the pastor, Rev. James
Y. Fair. -. -. There were ninc addi-
lions to the church. making the total,
membership the largest In the history
or tho congregation. On Sunday after
next special meeting Of The cougrc.
cation will he held TO elect additional
elders and dcacoms, larger official
boards being required because Of the
growing work Of the church.
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ro-nay.S BEST unnd-rich.a joke.

y wcil-known cIubman was talking about the
divorce evil
The curtailncnt Of personal liberty has =
goo" deal TO do with divorce he said The
husbands personal liberty is curtailed and the
wilca Is curtailed. Hence, moral degrade ton
and divorce.
In "a restaurant the other night man was
dfinkinr bee: and eating sandwiches with his
VII" ana ms mothci-in-hw. He finished his
beer and took Il fresh sandwich Til. attentive
walter snatchod up In" empty glass ana snid
politely:
"'Auothcr beer, Sir.
The man looked his vie
Shall have another. Minnie. ue said
Ills wife looked at her mother
snail he ma" sil" asked. Washington star
Our short Course ia Inutom,
I'hhcreas' oh, my fuucrcas.
How snysticaily useful!
You bide unseen, uusc"iny
At the center Of my heinz.
iieneficently Jmic.iu!.
bon Marquis
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shakespeare Dny h, Day.

l'"e the sufferer from grippe. "rtl all thy
homes with acheS.-rhe Tempest. i :.
For Ihc spclhinders: Here will he ali did
abusing OF Gods patience and the Kiur's Eng
lish - The Merry Wives OF Windsor. H.
For rha.l"s w Fairbanks:
~ who's" blood
Is yer! sno" broth one who never feels
rhc wanton stings ana motions OF the sense"
Measure for Measure i. T.
For IA" space writer: Devise. wit: write. pen:
for am for whole volumes in foiio."---I.ovc's
Laboi's Lost. i. =.
For in stree, car: Masters. spread
N"rrs"ir"s"--.\ Midsummer Nights Dream. l. .
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Sing hey. SIM; no for the favuritc SON
II only J had been there.
I'd have said To my good friend Lill. you Know.
Not Taft. but the Kaiser
Sing hey sing no for what III have done.
If only rd h;,d a show
'I.ook here s:ill." that's wha, nj have said
Listen to mo right now
Sing hey. sing no. while tell YOU how
ia have brought this thing To head
You needn't TRY TO get gay with me
because am regular man
Sing hey. sing no for my wonderful plan
so YOU keep away from the sea-"
Then Biil. he'd have taken his crown in his hand
AHd said. 'tiott und YOU una me-
Sing hey sing ho for all OF us three
Are friends. don't YOU undcrstand:''
OF sIuabbu. there wouldn't have been any
And there wouldn't have been amy
Sing hey. sing he. it's u pity. vow
That didn't think of il before.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16

It's likely that the Episcopal commission
on inc revision OF the praycr-book will find
the same difficulty i'll persuading the general
convention To change the ten commandments
INA, met its effort 10 change the canon on
the rcmarriaec of divorced persons