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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-14

upon suggestion from the house, Mr.. Nc~l
appointed County Judge IL. l.. Yates, W
IG. Il. Morrison. J. e. George and &. s. Per
kins, and T.. A. Notary, A. h. Cole. +. W.
kibbe and W. =. West were appointed e.
make the financial arrangements necessary
10 send the delegates.
The primary purpose Of the meeting be
ing accomplished. Mr.. West suggested the
formation of a Valley University Club, to
he made up of alumni from all schools who
are living in this section. The idea was
universally popular and Mr.. West was nam
cd temporary chairman of the club and Lon
{. Hill, Jr., secretary and treasurer. Mr..
West appointed a membership committee
to be composed of Miss Florence Bell, ID. :.
Perkins, W. q. h. Morrison. ID. +. Strick-
land, j. X. Cause, L. j. Polk and III. "A.
Beckwith. Messrs. Ira Webster and r.. W.
Kibbee were appointed a committee on
constitution and bylaws.
Those present ut the meeting were:
Misses Virginia Mullen. Florence Bell,
Lizzie Barbour. Bernicc Stell and Fanny
Mullen: Mesdames Mae Dickens, h. q.
Works. Rosann Howard, l.. kibbe; MessrS.
a. B. Cole, W. :. West. ID. ;. Perkins, ). II.
Bell. ST., :. II. Bell, Jr.. llarbert Daven-
port, James A. Graham, W. q. b. Morrison,
III. l.. Yates, DIR. q. :. Stell, John Gregg,
W. Il. Clint, J. o. Prentiss, ;. Findley Ew-
ing, F.. X. 7. Howard, DIR. q. V. Lawrence.
DIR. b. o.. Works, + W kibbe, j. G.. George,
IL no.E with Hahn A IItll Ira WalStar
". X. SFmonds, J. VI. MotherShead, +. \.
McGary, Lon {. Hill, Jr., and h. =. Moth
ershead.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-14
I40TH ANNIVERSARY OF BIRTH
OF OLD GLORY CELEBRATED
Continued from page u

ideas-it IL not the flag of a family or a
house, but the flag of the whole people.
1t Is the emblem of liberty and freedom,
being Indicative of individual independence
and yet symbolic Of a united and closely
bonded people. Far from being merely
painted and dyed cloth, it represents the
constitution and government Of 100. 900 ,00O
free people. II stands for the people them
selves, and records the history of their
nation.
Today odd Glory j. flying proudly
from the masthead, of grim war~hips that
are fighting for the freedom Of the seas.
At numerou, points throughout the land
the flag j. floating ~~ercnely over great mil
itary camps where are gathered tens of
thousands al the youth of The land who
have voluntarily taken up arms III behalf
of the country.
Today "Old Glory" j, FLYING proudly
rom the ma>thcad> of grim war-hip> that
are iightin. for the freedom Of the seas.
At numerous points throughout the land
the flag !, floating ~ercncly over great
military camps where are gathered tens
of thousands OF the youth OF the land who
have voluntarily taken up arms in behalf
of their country.
In the nations capital 'fold Glory" j.
waving triumphantly from public buildings,
from all places of busin,-, and IN even
the quletcst streets loyal citizens, will
one accord, are displaying tho emblem OF
-. - 49, -E-L- u
s%ylvania avenue, always the main artery OF
the capital, was today especially the cur
rent where the stream of national pride
showed itself. Thousands of flag wer,
floating. Large flags and small flags, anc
upon the coats of the men, little button
hole flags. While no holiday had been de-
clared, at their work the American peopl,
labored with a more definite CONSCIOUSNESS
of their dignity and their honor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-14
Red Cross to Adopt
Bylaws At Meeting

The Rio Grandc chapter of the Red
Gross will meet at the Board Of City De
velopment ii : o'clock tonight, Thursday,
ut which time the organization will receive
reports ct work accomplished and also
take action on the matter Of adopting the
bylaws. 81 the last special meeting II
wa~ decided a. change the lour NJ meet
lng from "Wednesday night 10 Thursday
night. in the belief that most Of the mem
ber> would find that evening most con
%vcnicnt. All member are urged 10 attend
tnninht'~ meeting.
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BE for ~coville'- murder, he having
thought ~ a way in which the governor
could easily be slam, and unconsciousls
transmitted y mental suggestion 10 that
effect Nv ilardmuth'- receptive mind. Hav-
ing iir-t cured Clay M hi~ mental weak
nc~- regarding thc sinister eilcc/f q cats
eve. BrpukticId sends him w Iarimurh'S
hiding place and between them they help
him tn escape. CLAN display ii new
courage wins the heart NJ Viola Campbell
ana Helen ANA Hrnrklicll are united.
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with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. Is they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease.
Catarrh Is "A local disease. greatly in
.iuenced by constitutional conditions. and
In order to cure IL you must take an
internal remedy Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine is taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system. Halls Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by one OF the best physicians
IN this country for years. Ii is com
posed Of some Of tile best tones known.
combined with some OF the best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination ~
the ingredients In Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine ~ produces such wonderful
results IN catarrhal conditions. Send for
testimonials. free.
r.. CHENEY a. CO. Props. Toledo. o.
All Druggists. sc.
Halls Family Pills for consultation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-14

The engagement Of Miss Aniel Wolf
Kendall and Mr.. Lockridge l.. Key was
announced this afternoon at "A party given
in honor of the bride-elect by Mrs. Bert +.
Huxley and Mrs. Annie GARNER Putegnat
at the Hinkley home ON st. Charles street.
Miss Kendall Is a native of Brownsville,
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman l..
Kendall, a graduate of the Brownsville
public schools and of later years Il teacher
IN the public schools. Mr.. Key il a ser
geant in the quartermaster corps and has
Just recently passed the examinations ad-
hitting him To the officers reserve corps.
The date for the wedding has not been set
and depends largely upon what the lmme-
date future has in store for MIR. Key a an
army man.
About one hundred guests gathered To
congratulate Miss Kendall upon the happy
occasion. The handsome reception hail,
living room and dining room of the llinkley
residence had been converted into n DOW
er of ferns and shasta daisies. The dec
o~rations were banked upon tables and man
ties and hung in masses From the stair
rails, chandeliers and ceilings. At the
door two little girls, Salome McAllen and
Annie Starck, received the visitors cards.
Welcoming the guests in the reception hall
were Mrs. Putegnat and Mrs. Hinkley. Mrs.
Kendall and Mrs. y. +. Kendall. Sr. In
the reception hall Miss Kendall, Mrs. ID.
McClendon and Miss Bernice Stell welcom-
ed the guests. The three ladies were school
girl friends and graduated from the
Brownsville high school in the same class.
Surrounding a handsome basket Of daiS-
les and ferns in the dining room was an en-
graved cards bearing the names ct Miss
Kendall and Mr.. Key. \ pretty feature in
this connection hanks back To the wcddin.
of Miss Isabel Pierce and Lieutenant Floyd
Waltz. a year ago. At this wedding when
the bride tossed her bouquet 10 the eager
waiting girls Miss Kendall was the foriu-
nate captor. In arranging todaN's affair
Mrs. Kendall used the ribbon that had
adorned Mrs. Waits bouquet to tie the
gilt basket announcing the engagement Of
her daughter.
During the afternoon delicious punch
was served from ! handsomely appointed
table presided over by Miss Mildred Nc
Allen.
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Mrs. G.. $. Clancy announces the post
ponement OF the Friday bridge club meet
ing from its regular place ON the calendar
to Saturday afternoon. Saturdays bridge
party will he in addition To the regular
meeting in honor of Mrs. W. O. Murray of
Floresville. who will arrive tomorrow 10
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WHO WILL BE YOUR Terminate;
NOW IS THE TIME TO DECIDE

Continued from page 'one)
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he the guest of her sister, Mrs. q. :. Sto-
vail.
o
With music by the Sixteenth Cavalry
band. IN address by Chaplain Lauehran of
the Sixteenth Cavalry, the Honor Guard
park, al the corner Of Twelfth and Eliza
beth street. will he opened to the public
generally and principally TO the soldiers of
Fort Brown for whose convenience and
pleasure it was planned, on Sunday after
noon.
The Honor Guard has met with n liberal
response 10 its appeal for assistance in
providing a downtown resting place for the
soldiers when they are not on military duty
and have been this week clearing the lot
loaned them by the Browne estate, and
having the benches manufactured.
D.
Mrs. j. j. Young. Miss Una Young and
Miss cara Mowry left yc-;er lav for a
days visit TO Mrs. }. j. Young, Jr..
at the Santa Anita ranch, in Hidalgo
county.
Miss Marion Franklin of Brownsville left
Yesterday for Wichita. Kansas. to spend
the summer visiting relatives and friends.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-07-19
East Kentucky Correspondence
News You Get Nowhere Else
shed ues
fopu evidence Of good faith Write plainly

ing relatives in Jackson County for
the past two weeks. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Grill visited her sister, Miss
Lizzie Jones, of Scaffold Cane last
week. - Regular church day at
Conway last Sunday and baptizing
Sunday afternoon at 800 O'clock
Mrs. Newton Miracle of Boone is
quite i'll at the present writing. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Rube Abney and Mr.
and Mrs. James Linville motored Ia
Conway Sunday at noon. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Gabbard Of Scafrold Cane
visited Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Gill Sun
day. - The infant child of b. W.
Jones of Disputanta has been quite
i'll but is improving. - Elmer, the
infant babe of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wynn, died Thursday night with
nux.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-07-19
LETCHER COUNTY
Polly

Polly, July 10. - Some boys from
this place went To Blakey for the
Fourth of July and report a nice
time. - One day last week the pas
senger train ran into a freight be-
tween Whitesburg and Jackson but
little damage was doner-Last week
up at Fleming two men were shot.
After riding for time in a motor
ear the two men refused to pay the
fare which resulted in severe bat
tie. Mr.. Bently, the owner of the
car, shot the two men, then they
shot him and bruised up his head
very badly causing his death few
days later. -. Crissie Adams of Neon
took some poison medicine and is
reported dangerously ill. - A call
term Of the Letcher Circuit Court
began today for the purpose of try
ing some murder cases. The rcgu-
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GARRARD COUNTY
Paint Lick

Paint Lick, July II. - The Rev.
Mr.. Brammer OF Versailles is holding
revival at the Fairview Christian
Church. - w. C. Doty has returned
TO his home near Manse after being
in Toledo, o., for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Conn and Miss
Estela Bicknell of Richmond spent
the day Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. b. Lackey. - Miss Ollie Ball and
Dink Hester were married last week
by the Rev. Mr.. Eldridge Of Manse.
Jim Route, who has been in Ham
ilton, o., and Lexington for five
weeks returned home last Sunday.
Miss Pearl Spurlock was the guest
of Miss Jennie Barr few days the
past week. - Miss Gertrude Jones
is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
jamie Sanders, at Hyattsville. -
The Misses Brunette Arnold and
Helen Young are the teachers OF the
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]. G. BAXTER
JOHN holland
OWSLEY COUNTY
Island City

Island City, July i6. - We are
blessed with a splendid rain which
was badly needed.-Mrs. Abe Cab
bard of Bonneville died recently
and was taken to Indian Greek near
Charley Gabbards for burial. The
funeral service was conducted bv
the Gabbard brothers. A large
crowd was present. - Hard times
don't stop the people from sending
in their subsci iption 10 The Citi-
zen. - Our Graded School will
open Monday, the 10th day Of July
with Fred Peters as principal and
Miss Eva Brewer as assistant. We
are looking for a better school
teachers taking more interest in the
training Of the minds of their pu-
pills. Parents and children are TAX
ing more interest in sending and in
regular attendance. We wish then
complete success, and that this may
be year well spent.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-07-19
JACKSON COUNTY
Carico

Carico, July i5-Vess Evans and
wife If Lite were visiting relatives
of this place Saturday and sunday.
We have had severe drought
which was broken by good rains,
Saturday.--Clarence Daviess Of Nc
Kee starts his school at Flat Top
today.-John Summers bid on the
new school-house To be built at Flat
Top at si35. Quite number OF the
citizens went to Mckee to attend
County Court.-Most all the farm
crs are thru with their corn in these
parts. - Johnnie Holt, who has had
typhoid fever so long, is doing fine
n, present Elizabeth Craft Is
still poorly Irish potatoes are go
ing Ia be short ON account Of the
drought.-Mr. and Mrs. q. w. Smith
Of Iona were visiting relatives OF
this place from Friday until Sun
day.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-07-19
LEE COUNTY
Beattyville

Beattyville, July i6. - The crops
were greatly revived by the fine
rain Of last Sunday and Monday
as il was getting very dry over the
county. - Misses BERTHE Hierony-
mus, BERTHE Combs, and p. NJ. Will
liams. VIM. Hieronymus and T. II.
Jones left Sunday for Bowling Green
where they will take course in
canning for the next few days. -
A new coal mine has been opened
recently near town by VIM. Robin
son and j. b. MCGUIRE and they are
putting out a good supply Of coal
every day. - Very near all the ru-
raj schools have opened with very
good attendance. Company NJ
Of Second Regiment under Capt
VIM. Cornelius which has been sta
toned here for some time recruit
ing will leave Wednesday for Lex
ington. They are a splendid set OF
boys and the town will miss them
and we are surely proud of our sol
der boys. - There was meeting
of the County Board Of Education
held in the County superintendent
Onlce last Saturday and some very
important business was transacted
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CLAY COUNTY
BURNING SPRINGS

Burning Springs, July i6.-Mrs.
William Hubbard has been very sics
during the past week.. q. White
begins school this morning as prin-
cipal at Goose Rock. He will be re-
membered "a former student Of
Berea Normal Department - Pearl
Hornsby came home recently from
Dayton. q. He has been painting
and repairing his neat cottage on
the hill. - Miss Birdie Rawlings is
visiting his brother. Gilbert, who i
q very successful lawyer in Harlan.
Mrs. :. r. Charleston Of this place
and daughter, Nelma. visited friends
in RAIDER recently-Uncle Marshall
Webb. Civil War veteran. has been
stricken with paralysis.-Ihe many
friends Of Granville Jewell welcome
him home after having been in the
army for some time. He has had
several promotions and now goes To
the war front abroad. - Nelson Jar
rctt returned from Hamilton whore
he was employed by the Champion
Paper Mill Company. Mrs. Or.
Hornsby spent sunday with her
daughter, Mrs. John Smith. - The
recent rains give promise To rich
harvest If fruits and grains after a
prolonged drouth. - Floyd Begley
visited his mother recently. She j.
a rare genius in plant culture and
has made her little hillside cottage
a beautiful home. - Miss Mary
Charleston was recently married To
George johnson Of Knott County.
She was one Of Bcrea's students in
the Domestic Science Department.
Her many friends congratulate Mr..
Johnson in securing a bride with
So many accomplishments. Many
expressions of good wishes 60 with
them To their future home in Knott
County. - Mrs. Alex. Charleston has
not been So we'll as formerly.-Mrs.
Martin Standafer is recovering from
a slight paralytic stroke.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-07-19
PULASKI COUNTY
Walnut Grove

Walnut Grove, July i6. - The
public schools began this morning.
Our teachers have an enrolment Of
ii2 pupils. - II. A. Baker and his
brother, J. c., made a business trip
To Somerset, Friday. - J. G. Baker
and family of New Mexico came ID
this community last week and are
now looking for permanent loca-
ton here. - John G. Farley spent
Saturday with Otis Robbins. - The
Carter Oil Company, whose head
quarters are in Sisterville, w. Va,
is this week paying off rentals in
this community, on land leased a
year ago. - Mrs. Joe VanHook, who
is spending the summer near Wal
nut Grove recently visited friends
in Somerset. - Miss Kate DeBord
of Leavell Green spent Sunday with
Miss Bess DeBord of this place. -
On account of heavy rains the
Misses Elizabeth McGregor and
Sadie Ward did not hold their reg
ular preaching services on Saturday
night. - Edward Cook, Lena Isaacs,
Grace Isaacs. and Dewey Alexander
OF this place attended the Teachers
Institute az Somerset. Friday they
returned reporting the Institute
great success. - A. s. Farley, our
our hustling Postmaster. recently
made a successful business trip to
Science Hill. WIN. Carter Of this
place went to Mt. Vernon one day
last week. and recently he made a
business trip to Brodhead. - We
are indeed sorry to announce that
]. H. Eads. who was formerly editor
of the Harlan County Messenger,
and who came to Pulaski County
about three years ago, died at his
home near here this morning at :
o'clock. The burial will take place
at Woodstock tomorrow. - The
children Of our public school are
making preparations for an all-day
entertainment. - James Ping or
ganized his school and enrolled his
pupils at Poplar Grove Friday. Mr.
Ping is an experienced teacher anC
we are expecting another successful
school.
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CLARK COUNTY
Loo Lick

Log Lick, July i5.-We had q good
rain today which was very badly
needed. This has been the most
dry summer in Clark County since
1911. Most garden vegetables have
suffered good deal Early Irish
potatoes are nearly q failure.--John
Kerr Of Bloomington, ILL.,, is here TO
see his sister, Mrs. Lena Vivian,
who is not expected TO live.-Leon-
ard Mathcrly Of Richmond and a
crowd Of boys motored out TO see
his father, the Rev. J. II. Matherly,
one day last week.-We were really
glad To read in The Citizen where
the editor is enjoying a vacation
Mrs. Mollie Dawson Of Winchester
visited Mrs. Maud Neal last Friday.
After Sunday-schoo Sunday. the
members had a call meeting of/the
Christian Church Ia elect officers
for the next year.-Willie Gross and
Bud Woods were elected elders and
Charles Lowery and Davis Hudson.
RESPONSIBILITIES in Clark County
is getting To he at high pitch.
There are from two To five can
didates for the various Offices
Several traders from Estill County
passed thru here today on their
way to Nj. Sterling Court.-Farm-
crs were busy here last week cut
ting their hay and oats which wer,
both good crops.-Willie Hender-
son of Trapp was here last Thurs
day buying stock.
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ESTILL COUNTY
Witt

Witt, July tO.-Rain is very much
needed now in this vicinity.-Most
all of the schools began Monday
The Wisemantown school has not
begun because Of house. A new
one will be completed before school
can begin. - Miss Mary VIM gave
the young folks a party Saturday
night which was enjoyed by all. =
The Rev. l.. F. Martin filled his reg
ular appointment at Station Camp
Sunday. - b. l.. McGeorge went to
Richmond Saturday on business
Mrs. Flo Witt is sick at this writ
ing.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-07-19
Iron Mound

Iron Mound. July i5.-We are
thankful for the good rain which
fell Saturday night and Sunday, for
crops in this neighborhood were
needing it.-Several from Irvine
attended the Old Baptist Communion
Services at Liberty Church Sunday
School began at the Fork school
house the 9th with Mrs. Rhoda
Sparks as teacher. Fielder Bros
will have a Gamer here in a few
days 10 can fruit and vegetables for
the neighbors.-Miss Ethel Fielder
entertained visitors from Clark the
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-07-19

West Point school. - Miss Gladys
Frisby aud Wesley Dickerson, both
popular young people Of Lancaster,
were married July 10. - J. G.. Asher
IF Livingston was Lancaster visit
or Monday. - Chalas smith OF
pineville is visiting his grand
parents. w. NJ. smith, at Point Lea
veil. - Or. Ramsey died at his home
at Old Paint Lick Wednesday night,
and was buried in the Manse Gem
etery Friday. - J. A. Arnold is
teaching the West Point school near
Point Eeavell. - Miss Patsy Ander-
son of Lancaster is teaching the
Walker" school.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-07-19
DEATH ANGEL CALLS

AT the hour of midnight, July %
1917, the Death Angel claimed the
only babe of Mr. and Mrs. William
Wynn of Conway. He was borr
October 1, 1916, being % months and
10 days old. He was bright little
jewel of the home and loved by all
who knew him. He had only been
sick two weeks with the common
disease, flux.
He was buried in the family
graveyard at Conway in the presence
of a host of sorrowing friends and
relatives.
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lar term will begin in Augustine
Camp Branch school will begin Mon
day, the i6th.-We are having long
dry-spell and crops are doing nc
good. - The candidates are getting
numerous, there being something
over one hundred for county Offices
IN. h. Days baby of Whitesburg il
reported dangerously i'll. - Last
Sunday was the regular sacramento
services at the Baptist Church. A
large crowd was present.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-07-19
R0CKCASTLE COUNTY
Conway

Conway, July "a. - Sunday School
at Conway every Sunday afternoon
at 200 o'clock. - Mrs. John Wood OF
Tab, Ind, is visiting relatives this
week, and will soon go TO Dayton,
O., TO make her future home. Her
husband is there now with his bro
Their who has been i'll for some time
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Wilson and
little son, Dennis, from Knoxville,
Tenn, are visiting his father, w. M.
Wilson. merchant, at Conway. =
Miss Sarah Wilson has been visit
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-07-19
MADISON COUNTY
Silver Greek

Silver Greek, July IL. - The little
son of Harry Lakewood is very
sick. The Rev. Childress filled
his regular appointment Saturday
and Sunday, with a large crowd in
- The Ladies' Aid Of
Silver Greek will have a pie supper
at the home of VIM. Bratcher, July
~. We hope to see a large crowd.
The crops are needing rain.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-07-19

Of corn and are harvesting oats and
working tobacco. - Mrs. Gertie
Crowly is visiting her parents near
Big Hill. - Mrs. Jane Crowly visited
her parents near Shirley Saturday
and Sunday. - Mrs. Alice Azbill and
children visited her mother an Red
Lick Saturday and Sunday. - Har-
din Azbill was on Hornsby Fork
Sunday.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-07-19

greater part Of last week-Stevic
Sparks left Monday to be gone
several weeks in Clark County with
the thresher. - Blackberry picking
is the order Of the day just now
Wilburt Moore and wife attended
church at Bethel Sunday-Therc
is a drilling outfit at work ON Aunt
Martha Wills farm to test for oil.
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OF COURSE.

He was filled with irritation
As incenssd as tie could be:
When i.tought nm explanation
Bitterly'he said to me
"Phyllis writes Her li,tle lyrics
Are In print frcfn time 60 Tina
viii N,..c no paaegy Iics-
SIN. sue has "a SIT for rhine.
PHYLLIS wrut. "A little sonnet
That wls loves own synonym.
Ard q tar US "a plaques upon IT'D
Billings thought twas meant for hfWs
$50 did i-omigr' So did Rawiingi
Virgins. too-ConCeited ass
They CDu.d all hear Phyllis calling
Them in tender toncs-alas'"
why" I asked. this nerce emotion
And q seutmentr' We'll. you see"
He said. II have little notion
Phyl vrfte that vcrse 60 me-
-Beatricc barry In New York TimsA