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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-05
MORE BOMBS COME TO LIGHT
Mississippi Governor and Editor Re-
ccive innocent Looking Packages.

jackson, Miss, May 5.-Two inno-
cent looking packages carefully
wrapped in brown paper. and with
the labels glass" upon them. were
received today by Governor Theo. G.
Bilbo. and Frederick Sullens. editor
of the Jackson Daily News.
Both contained internal machines.
in the opinion of United States Off
Gals who exa mined them. Inside the
paper was stamped "Gimbel Brothers.
New York. Novelty"
Both packages will be held for fur
Their inspection.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-04-23
How Diphtheria is Contracted.

One often hears the express
sion, MY child caught a severe
cold which developed into diph-
therla," when the truth was that
the cold had simply left the lit
tie one particularly susceptible
to , the wandering diphtheria
germ If your child has a cold
when diphtheria is prevalent
you should take him out OF
school and keep him off the
street until fully recovered, as
there is a hundred times more
danger of his taking diphtheris
when he has a cold. Wher
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
given it quickly cures the colo
, aud lessons the danger of diph-
liberia or any other germ disease
| being contracted.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-04-23
Don't Blame the Child.

Don't scold your children for
lack of control over the kidney
secretion. It is not always the
childten's fault-in many cases it
means weak Kidneys and can
be readily be righted. Read
this Salisbury parents advice.
D W Morris, sol N Fulton ST.,
SAYS; "When my child was about
two years old it had an attack OF
kidney trouble, The child's kid
neys were weak and the ecre-
tons were scanty, The trouble
became worse as time passed.
Finally I gave the child Doan's
Kidney Pills and it certainly was
wonderful how Doar's helped it
aud in a few days had the kid
neys regulated aud the child felt
and acted like itself again.
60c, at all dealers. Foster
Milburn Co, Mfgrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-04-23

Gasoline Engine for Sale. 81 horse pow
er upright New Era gasoline
engine can be bought at a reason
Aoie price. In good condition
md a bargain for a quick buyer.
Write, phone or call on Chas. F.
Stewart, rural 3, Salisbury, NC.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-04-23
HUSBAND
SAVES Wife
From Suffering by Getting
Her Lydia E. Pinkhal Is
Vegetable Compound.

Pittsburgh, Pa.-"For many months
| was not able to do my work owing to
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-04-23
China Grove Farm Life School in Need Of New
D0rmitory.

DUliilisJly.
China Grove. April 10 T
G Brooks, State superintendent
of public instruction, aud Prof
7 E Broame spent Friday ii
China Grove and Salisbury, IN at
effort to add another dormitory
to the Farm Life School at China
Grove.
The teachers and students:
some two hundred III number
assembled at the depot TO greet
the distinguished visitors. The
situation and the needs Of the in
stltution and the officers and
directors of the institution. a re-
view Of the high school students,
a short. but eloquent address by
Dr. Brooks and luncheon at
the Farm Life school concluded
the visit.
The afternoon was spent in
Salisbury, where a special joint
session of the county school board
aud the county commissioner met
DR. Brooks and the Farm Life
school committee.
Every phase OF the matter, the
new school laws recently enacted
by the Legislature and the urgent
need of another dormitory to
carry on the work successfully
was preserved by DR. Brooks and
A Il Boyden.
A hearty endorsement was CIV
en by The farmers union and the
county board Of education, the
county commissioners reserving
their decision until their neXE
regular meeting, when it is as
surned the matter will receive a
most hearty appr"val.'
Buy War Savings Stamps
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-04-23

The infant Of Cal Fesper>
mans of ROCKWELL, whicl
had died was inferred at Or.
gan church last Wednesday.
Mrs Daniel, wife Of ID K l.
Daniel. colored. died at her
home on e .st Fisher street.
Salisbury, last "Wednesday
evening from the effects OF
an attack Of acute indigese
tiOu. The funeral was held
from the church street, Press
byterian church II ursday
afternoon.
H A Green, who some
years ago practiced oste>
opathy ia Salisbury, bat who
has been serving as pastor OF
a Methodist church at Wav
erly, Pa, died Sunday, April
II.
An iufant daughter Of B Z
Simeson of Franklin town
ship, died last Thursday
morning and the remains
wers Inferred at Smith Grove
Davidson county, during the
afternoon
r L Ryan, nearly 81 years
old. died at bis home in Sal
isbury Saturday night from
the effects of tuberculosis.
The funeral was held from
the residence Sunday after>
noon. MI Ryan was native
Of Guilford county and was
an express messenger on the
Western road. He leaves a
wife and a number of child
rem.
Mrs Wilson Deal died at
her home in Landis Tuesday
morning from the effects of
pneumonia, The funeral was
held from the Lutheran
church today and interment
was in Green Lawn ceme~
terry. A husband and eight
| children survive.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-04-23
In Case Germany Should Rsfusss to Sign

Paris, Thursday, April IL
Military experts under the direc
ton of Marshal Foch have been
charged with the drafting of a
report on what should be done IN
the event tthat Germany refuses
to sign the treaty of peace. 1t
is indicated that the methods of
of coercion which the allies would
adopt may include the occupation
of more German territory, the
blockade of enemy ports, and the
: dlscontinuance of the dispatch OF
food supplies to Germany.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-04-23

W.
and my troubles caused by that weak
ness are q thing Of tha1}ast. All women
who suffer as | did Should try Lydia E.
Iinkhaln's Vegetable Compound."-
Irs: }5s. Roa4Bl4RG, $40 Knapp ST.,
Wcmen who suffer from any form of
weakness, as Indicated by displacements.
intiamTnatlon, liberation, irregularities,
hackache, headaches, nervousness or
the blues" should accept Mrs. Rohr-
berg's suggestion and give Lydia Z.
pinkham's Vegetable Compound 8
thorolga trial.
For ever forty years it has been
correcting slch ailments. Il you have
mysterious complications write for
advice to Lydia Z. Pinkham Medicine
Co.. Lynn, Mass.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-04-23
Not to Present Treaty Friday.

Paris, April 25:-Grave doubts
were expressed today whether
the projected peace treaty would
be presented to the German re-
representatives. the coming Friday.
While the treaty will be COM
municated to them in substance,
it was said in well informed elf
cles that it would be physically
impossible to prepare the docu
ment in it it's complete final form
in the four days remaining.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-04-23

Buy War Swings Stamps
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-04-23
The Trophy Train,

The trophy train will give
Salisbury the slip this this
time, as it will run from
Wineton~Salem to Barber and
thence west. The ITINERARY
is as follows:
Wednesday, April 23rd:
Ar. Greensboro 3 As a m.
leave 5 IS pm.
Al, Winston~Sa!em 6 SIS p
m Thursday, April Oath.
Leave Winston~Salem Z a m
Ar Advance Z 40 leave 9 80
a m.
Ar. Mocksville 10 leaves
II m.
Ar. Bar Der II 80 a m leave
l D m
Al. Statesville l 40 leave
40 . m.
Ar. Catawha LIS leave 6
m.
Ar. Newton 6 30 leave 8 F
m,
Ar. Hickory s 20 p m.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-04-23

q WSaAIISSS Wllcl
caused backach e
and headaches. A
friend called my
attention to one of
your newspaper
advertise and
immediat ely MY
husband bought
three bottles of
lydia E. Pinkham's
egeta ble Com
pound for m e.
After taking two
hott]aa | folt f;po
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-04-23
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25M2.@ COUNTY LuGA.S

Rev 4 Z Fisher Of China
Grove Wall assist in m4mo-
rial SERVICE IL honor Of W +
Josey At Organ church in the
afternoon If April 27jh Nj
JOSEF died last fall with In
irfuei-za.
The fe5ora1 court with
Judge james L Boyd presjd>
Ing anil " Q Hammer repre-
seutjng tIl4 government =
nov ia session il Salisbury
Qrt,e & leGgsny docket.
m@&.;g violations Of the reve~
nEt il TT, is being sider"d
Jltg- 3 I'd ma IL aud inter
es.ius 8ud patriotic talk a;
tie opening OF the court. He
"s'E7 sSS7ss 0A'2s' ''A"'
rfcS ~: the D. o,os5 .'-0 ~ Il. s,o5 fss; It's srrens,s
@DiDs 'n''7''-'-0S ''''se' Price S0S
Snn.lag at rnun! aLouj
81 people gathered at M
';i'5 q 'st *'1 WIS " y
MofS Ii az 8'-Jo5F' " Aea''s
tufA7y Skipper gwen III nVil
or OF 'nF37 soL'F VINO nao
returns ii1'n stHhce' VII
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TWO 'a&1 i";'N1 S7IFoo l
mco''i@ !" Ill" h'l"es1 hE"t'
Ing ah4 vera WIZ til7 VIZ
ol'lsl.'" "A5A oioAe
1n4 1*"'o'S hl'"7"ou's 1'410'
Sparks circus was in Raj
e'gn "Aonoa2 a'Ad gov. D'ch'
~ vac ago. -, 'oA
4 S':~ ' "pp 1at
V.ruin;as
800. c
II - p.a-
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car. r-.,,,, fho Enrninp h,1i1H
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:. L k.4 at14l,o
lH8 III tll0lI GHo Cittitoo
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-04-23
NltIce 70 C[RditQrS,.

Having qualified as Administrative
of the estate of John H, Holt, this is
to notify all persons having claims
against the said decedent to file an
itemized, verified statement Of same
with the undersigned on or before the
173h day of March 1920, Or this notice
will BE- pleaded in bar of their recov-
cry. Persons indebted to said estate
are notified to ms Ike rrompt settle
mpnt.
This March II 1919.
JULIA F, Holt,
Admtnistratrix.
Rendleman & Re- d'eman, Attys.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-04-23
Habitual Constipation Cured
i'm IA to u DAYS

"LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially
prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual
Constipation. 1t relieves promptly but
should be taken regularly for IA to ii days
to induce regular action. 1t Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. Coo
per bottle.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-04-23
Notice TO Creditors.

Havirg qualified as administrator
# the estate of sallie D.. Johnson
'%2reer, his is to m fly all persons
wing claims against the said Decd
t. iiie m Il. mizrI, vefiti d state
mt Z samo wi h the uud 81 signed on
hafor" tha 10 n day of March, 1920,
II this notice will be pleaded in bar of
heir recovery. Persons indebted to
laid estate are notified to make prompt
settlement.
This March 18th, 1919
ALEXANDER PARKER.
Rendleman & Rendleman, Attys.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-04-23
The VICTORY DRIVE IS NON on.
Committeeman Appointed, big Parade, Good
Speakers and a Tank.

AO JUL ol ICSoty bSNh
drive opened Monday and
committees are noW-a at WCTh
ia all parts OF the county sell
ing the last pack Of bonds
the government will offer The
public on account 0fthe great
war. The war IS over, and
the Hun has changed his
boasting 10 tears. America
ia proud Of the share
her gallant boys had in
the reversal Of conditions,
she is proud Of the ooys and
she is now impatient TO get
the accounts settled, the boys
back home and a return to
norma! conditions. The quick
4st way to bring about the
desired result is to put up
the necessary cash to square
tire accounts. That done.
The government will then
take care # itself and the
people will resume their form
er business aud social activ>
tiles without further calls
from the Old man Uncle
Sam.
A big parade has been
planned to con5 off ia S4tss~
bury Monday, Ihe central
figure of this parade is TO he
a real self going army tank,
the members of the Red
Gross another feature, and it is
earnestly desiret that all the
returned soldiers and sailors
will also DO present end take
part. Get iDfi5hting regalia,
come aud bring your CONS
rades. Major Max L Barker,
Capt d E Mnrph. Capt Ch8s.
Shaver and other Officers
have agreed to take part and
will help shape things and
welcome all the boys who
will be here. Last, though
not least, will be an able
address by Cameron Nor
rison Of charlotte. and
others of state VIDE rPputa-
ton, some you will want to
hear.
North CaTol'na's quota for
tha Liberty Loa"is SIS, lOl -
coo and h0wa11's share OF
''..s j. ouIy 1857 300 and It is
n-liev+d the county viii go
ov~r tie top with fly Wing col
OTz.
The chairmen of the vari>
GUS committees in the county
are AS follows.
Spencer B Mcbride, Master
Mechanic,
Unity township--N n
Fleming, Woodieaf.
Granite . iarry-J II A
Ly7rly-
Mt UIIa township--C A
Brown, Mt U!jal
Atwall towust.ip-F Pat
terscn. China Grove.
Gold HilI-C T Montgom
cry, Gold dill.
Steele township j $ Hall,
Mt Ulla.
Scotch Irish-V L Steele,
Cleveland.
Landis-C Deal, LaLdis
Rockwell-F E Garner,
Rockwell.
Locke township-CL Neal,
Salisbury, r d.
Cleveland toWnship-C Il
Rosebro, Cleveland.
China Grove township
Rev ? Fisher, China Grove.
Morgan townshiy-Burley
Lisk, Richfeld.
Salisbury--W III e r
Sallhury.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-04-23
A series of revival. meet

lngs ar3 schr fpied to take
place at the First Methodist
church bagiuring Sunday,
May 4. ~R~v J E Abernathy
the pastor, will DO much OF
the preaching
Last week DR. @ NJ Van
L POOLE attended the ses>
sion of the. North Caroline
Medical Society This was
DR. Van Poole's fortiefh trip
TO the meetings Of The society,
an unusual record.
/, DR. Byron Clark of TIE
First Presbyterian church,
now in Baltimore, has submit
ted to a minor operation for
eye trouble and is: reported
to have been benefit ed
Last Wednesday night Ia
Mar Ramsay, who has teen
with the army in France de,
lighted aud surprised the
home folks by walking in un~
annouced. Lamar is the
oldest son DIR L L Ramsay,
was a member Of the 83rd
division and was mustered
out at Newark. N J. He return
ed to New York yesterday to
take I'D his work as travelling
salesman for the Lorrilord
Tobacco Company,
The stock Of goods owned
by J M Miller and that of the
Clothing Company
owned by + A Kohloss, have
been purchased by b | Sinko.
The Miller Stock has been
consolidated with the Quali
ty Clothing Co. where an eff
will be made to dispose
as much as possible and
the remainder will probably
be shipped to Newton where
Mr. Sinko does business.
At a primary hello in East
last Wednesday the
ticket nominated is as fol
lows: For Mayor-G " Isen
For Aldermen-M B
Mckinney, &C Waller. Z W
and 4 Z Nash. The
primary also nominated On
the school board CD Walton,
" j Hatley. T Il Stewart, c
A Sides and w K Rhodes.
Rev VI L Rldeuhnur has ac-
c~pted the pa:Norate OF O'gan
and Ebenez-r Luthera!. coli
gragatiouain Lower Rowan.
capt. d { Mnrpb, who lief.
with the 4tll 60 Ga and has
been stationed at Fort Cas-
well ever since, is at home Oh
a Through and expects to re-
turn to his post soon. His
many friends were glad tO
see him.
Y Wallace & Sons have an
interesting advertisement 10
this paper. For reliable
goods and courteous treat
ment give them a call.
The closing exercises OF the
Spencer public schools are in
progress this week after g
very successful years work
under the direction of Prot
J E Redfern and faculty
Tie baccalaureate strmol
was preached SUN d a j
night hy DR. Luther Little G:
Charlotte. Tonight and to-
morrow night will be take1
up with class exercises, an(
Friday night the literary ad-
dress Will be delivered b.
Cameron Morrison Of Char
lotte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-27

laborer that the world is chiefly run bv
means OF lead tubing and iron wire. and
iron pipe and lead pipe and lead wire. and
which was 1t you wanted? They don't sell
retail, but he guesses he can get Won q
little piece, to accommodate lady. You
are all for the hollow kind, because it
weighs a few tons less than the solid hut
when you talk it over with the foreman be
ADVISES you to take the solid, as the hollow
won't hold up the weight of your clay You
oldn.t know 1T had any weight, but although
ne doesn't know anything about statuarv.
ne has sort of sixth sense, which inspires
your awe, about the relative weights Of
Things, SO you decide on five yards of lead
pipe, solid.
AS they don't deliver retail you volun-
teer to carry this home, and workmen line
up 10 see you off, wishing you all good luck
as sculptor and yelling after you:
Grab it by the middle, miss-itll he
easier to carry" By the time Won have
reached homo with that five yards Won have
learned what you didn't know before-that
ieao tuolng weighs ten pounds yard.
Aiter thls you take a season of rest, won
oer1ng now other sculptors get their lead
tubing. am still wondering, after ten wears
OF experience. Whenever I wanted anv
used to go through this same ordeal. haul
ing 1t home in tiny quantities and leaving
trail of mirth and interest in the bosoms
OF the makers of lead tubings. Apparently
was the only sculptor who ever crossed
their ken. Yet they were the onlv bio firm
listed in the telephone book
Your next trip is to a carpenters. after
the stand. After reading what the bool,
says you must have, he scratches his head
and says:
"Well, lady, I can make 1t for Won COM
piete' but it's big job and will cost YOU.
including the ball bearings and casters and
the two iron plates, $751;
You tell him all right, go head, and Won
mentally give up the idea of having four mr.
hve made at once, as you had intended
You now get from the academy the adj
dress of the only man in the United States
VINO makes good modelling wax Can Italianl
put finding that, he has none left and ia
waiting for a shipment from Eurone that
may not come for months, you buy CLAW in
stead, which you try to carry home. as he
won't deliver it, but you end by hiring n
pushcart and are worried all the way about
whether that lead tube will hold I'm tho
clay. 1t weighs tons.
Another day is spent hunting for the OH
scure dwelling of the man who makes mod
ching tools, and after an expenditure If
exactly $50 you are ready to throw off that
little statuette.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-27
Where the Family
Comes In

but you return to find that domestic fr;o
tlon has now commenced. The family Ia q
struck, and insists that if YOU are ooinr ~
maze the mess which they judge you are
ABOUT 10 make you take the furniture out
u your own room, as they won't stand for
al that junk in the backyard (your idea
having been to have an open air stud;o "a
IL were, and let Johnnie and Marv nlav
somewhere else). SO all the furnituro t.
taken out and the rug up, and Won boo;n
TO think that the art which can mako ,,o,,
go through all this without murmurino ia
great art. You are right. 1t is.
You now discover that you left the lid
on the two cans containing vour CLAW nd
1t has got 80 stiff overnight that vo,, oon
40 nothIng with 1t. The book tells Won +o
aao water which you do, and it at once be-
comes Shiny quagmire which sticks 70
your hands like chewing gum "Wait." saws
'he book, and leave the lid off. and knead
me clay to the proper consistency" %
you wait and ever and anon you knead. and
muscles in your back which never anolo
peiore speak, and you go to bed wreck
ny this time you havo decided on vour
statue; 1t is to- be a young nymph HOLDING
~ over her head tray heaped with grapes
rou are going to call it "Nymph with
urapes" and are much pleased with your
sen over this original idea. You 20 to
pace where models are hired. and hire
one on although when she takes her clothes
OH ana you see what you have drawn. vo,,
w'sn you hadn't. The academy assured
you she was ono of the best thew had
30 you decide to try her.
Haven't you any model stand?n aha
"A"'' 70 Khow-opening a new vista of
s snps"o''urc TO you. On the first day she
ohghts your hopes by absolutely declining
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-27

There are only four materials in which
piece Of sculpture can be made: Stone.
bronze, clay or plaster There is also cement.
but this is hardly more than very unsatis-
factory form Of artificial stone.
Plaster is useless except as a temporary
medium, for it is so perishable that it has
practically no market value Clay is i'm
practical, because this country has not
proper kilns for baking clay, and the con-
Germs which make tiles and architectural de-
tails In terra Gotta. do not seem willing to
take the trouble to learn the more delicate
adjustments necessary to baking statuary.
The actual materials, then, are onlv
bronze and stone.
What is the history Of piece of statuary
cast in bronze, such as you see in Tiffany's
or in Gorhams?
| become tongue-tied at the very thought
of telling you. Sculpture is an experience.
like eating, or death, or other primitive
things: 1t has to be done to be understood.
You, reader, probably know moro about it
than l am giving you the credit for for if
you were in the state of dense ignorance
which l would like to be talking TO Won
would never have taken the trouble to read
this article at all-thus are educational efforts
frustrated - but for the sake of the others
let US pretend that you don't know any
thing about it, but have suddenly been
seized with a desire to make a bronze
statue From the day you want to do this
TILL the day you emerge with the statue
under your arm, you are plunged into a
new and strange world, where everything
is apparently left to your own initiative.
You do not go to an art school, where the
whole thing is broken to you gradually. be-
cause your aren't sure you really want to
take 1T up seriously. You just want to find
out for yourself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-27
Suppose You Want
to SCuIp

You remember how your sister Annie
when she decided to become a painter went
down to the nearest art store and bought q
beautiful boxful of tubes of paints and
brushes, and an easel, and rolls Of canvas.
and a palette, and was home in half an
hour with the full equipment for painter.
so down you go to the art store and in
aulre over the counter for a complete set
OF materials for being q sculptor.
The clerk looks blank for a minute. and
then light dawns, and she shows YOU a
small box containing little colored dabs of
modelling wax and 81 tiny wooden stick to
punch holes in them with The box is
decorated with frieze of lambs at plav
and the whole outfit is labelled "The Kin
dergartner's Friend"
You explain with dignity that it is YOU
and not your children, that you are pur-
chasing for.
Very sorry, lady, that's all we have"
she says coldly. You telephone the nearest
art school. Will they please tell you what
you nave to get to be a sculptor? The
curator does not know the sculpture class
nave all left for the day, and they are the
only ones who could give information on
this point. Not to be downed, you 20 to
the Public Library, and after much dpcino
you find thin volume entitled "The Art of
Modelling"
from.this you learn that what you need
Is specially constructed stand. with q turn
table with ball bearings, and the larpest
size, double barrel casters, also on ball
bearings, the stand to be three legged in
stead OF four, and with the corners rounded
or. Then you must get one of three grades
OF Italian wax, and about fifteen times mora
OF 1T than you thought nece ssary and modal
ling tools, which the book calls "spatu,as"
and lead tubing--a thing you never heard
OF beforehand a lot Of copper wire. and an
iron armature, bent and measured to At tho
figure you arc going to make.
Armed with this list, you return To ~.
art store, to be informed that it does not
Keep any Of these things, and docs not
know where you can get them
From this moment on your lifc as n
sculptor has commenced. You sit down
and read tho classified telephone book for
Two or three hours, ut the end of which
time you go off quietly, without saying
anything to the family, in the direction Of
tho East River. You are on the trail of
the lead pipe, whatever that may be.
Arrived at tho factory, which is whole-
sale, and as impressive az the Panama
.anal with ita vast machinery and ware
nouses' you learn from good naturcd