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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-22
evils 81 re asl

Maay nervous as well as other dis.
easel ars caused by Incorrect illumina.
ton The eye Ii d subject os prime
eons eEati0n Ii connection with our
health aud happiness. Eye fatigue
sgSoils the disposition: as that II ons
Of the conditions given for ineEiclent
work we and here cause for mora
loss oS the workman's time. When
reduced to q dollar and cents basis
this loss shows d large percentage
over the cost 81 the lighting thai
would be required to eliminate them
AZ judgment Is dependent upon per
ception and perception upon the sight
then the iaborer. TO be efficient, must be
able to zee dne details and small ob.
jects at close range with sharpness
and distinction, TO distinguish objects
st d distance with accuracy, and tt
have clear perception Of All objects &c
the intermediate space.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-22
Eiualt Sailors Boxine

The Great Lakes Naval Training
station are forbidden 10 give boxing
exhibitions or compete ID contests
away from the statton according 10 i
notice posted as the result OF an order
received from Secretary Of the Navy
Daniels Recently i protest was sent
to the secretary by & Chicago minister
ial association, asking him TO prevent
Great I.akea boxers from giving an
exhibition before members Of the Chi
cage city council. The exhibition
originally planned for the council
chamher IN furtheranoe, Of q boxing
bin TO be offered Id the legislature.
was transferred to the EllSs' club.
Chisg Of Police aarrety served notice
this would not be psHnitted being
against the law.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-22
| TYPICAL Bob
" PAus. RARls.

K
wantea TO take II III In, 50 gan
with the freaka. and hHrriediy gOE
shrOus With them The animals
were better. and was deep Ia half
| philos0phic contennpI Of d huge
lion blinking laxtly. like contented
co. yslaen = Gnrry OF yOria u 3 for
esgn songue rUused mo sharply from
my roge9y. fDund vas very near
an aesOr's tent .&nS felt rather pleased
at tho idea VI hearing some 0f their
/ talk from tas fnaadsl But soon this
half superior feeling was Swept away
W the scgk. seaFfnl sound oG i wOman's
voices yoang voice touched with
ehildish indecision.
TT Is not co. she s&id. "yekke
lE0a. and you must know It He ID .
braggart and boasts that all the no
men are ID love with him. never
see hs1a. tell goa IL u moi 90 Her
voice trembaed with emotiOn
But the man whom had heard ~.
fore a1aswere6 nothing He sneered.
a4AusWeg me. Kari. \ sns pleaded.
Tel ne that you believe me. :
mo. know better and be laughed
s'Bus Kari
that's enough. Keep quiet.
know wat know. he cried harshly.
and there the Dialogue ended
could hear the performance begin.
ming, but did not move Ny interest
vas cAatered III Nhe quarrel had just
heard wished to zee the end .Of tho
tragedy. After III. what did Il matter
IL / snduiged an Idle curiosityg
AftsF d gsw moments 4 hand pushed
aside the canvas faps and they ap-
peaTed. I watched them keeniy and.
an 81 did 30, nm unaccountabie shiyer
ran through me. The werHan, quite
young almost girl waa slight. gieu.
der, admirably propoFtioned. and an II
white. She did not have that tagged.
out, work -w0rn look os the ordinary
circus woman. aud seemed gingulariy
out OF place. Fair and delicate, with
great blue eyes, REDEEMED with weep
ing, she seemed hardly TO touch the
earth as she stepped lightly Oveg the
aawdust alleys
Her companion offered = singular
contrast ID her. He was typical 30
hemian, TAN, strong and handsome.
His pale, olive complexion was paier.
and bis dark eyes darker with Jeah
ousy and passion. His thin lips were
tightly closed
stepped nolseles8iy past them 70
my seat In the auditorium. But tbs
performance Was even duller than !
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-22
AVOID THAT DOUBLE CHIN"
lnyessInakgOm Has shown IL Can BE
Controlled Il Not entirely Done
Away With.

Among the other strange ideas adj
vanced III this era Or strangeness U
the one which would make Il appear
thar the personal form Of pluRapness
known d double chin IL not strictly
patriotic. The critic. presumably q
person Of sathlike huild, declares that
double chin ii an indicator Of dis
regard for conservation Generous
feeders are usually marked BY this
fieshy excess.
OF course nobody wants q double
chin. AS FAR az known Il never has
found welcome. Nobody desires to
lose the precious neck line Of youth.
Il double chin with It's curylng crease
is quite enough OF an anxiety without
coupling II with an intimafion Of dis
regard for loyalty
Happily the charge has brought
quick response. An investigator de-
cIares that the double chin can be con-
trolled and very largely mitigated. II
depends largely upon the carriage and
pose Of the head. The person who
has repeated chin. or Il threatened
with one, should recall and practice
Dr.. Edward Everett Haie's famous ad-
vice aLo0k np, not down. The per
son who sits. or stands. OF walks. with
an erect body and keeps the chin mp
tilted, can defy the crease and the fat
~ ridges yes, and defy the insin1a-
lions 81 the lathy critic. Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-22
AASQUERADERS SCORE
WITH FARCIAI PLAY
PAYS TO ADVERTISE. !

The auditorium 1t the Naval Acad-
eng MAS crowded twice yesterday
eaen ths Masaueraders presented the
lafeiai Ssh Pays 10 Advertise. In
coming trains throughout the day
sfoaghi eFoads of friends and rela-
ases It se slasqueraders and II was
s unanimous opinion Of all that the
~ Nas one If the best ever pro-
saeed ~ iiliIsllipmen talent
als VAS undoubtedly the greatest
'sslat aIs dramatic entertainment be
lAe year
every par Was Well cast and the
ss.'ea a'isfe - we'll that the hand Of
s tef' ing was apparent. Every
I. ~ =aaa his lines well IN hand and
w VIII nst dull minute dnriag the
I. lan the three All too short
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-22
ST Annss (hsrch

Sc Anne's parish protestant Epis-
c0pail founded 1922
St Anne.s church. REV Edward D.
johnson. rector. Services on the Sec
ond SUNDAY before Lent
Holy commnnion. 7s0: Sunday
school $50: class Tor candidates,
8 50: Morning Prayer. III: Confrma-
tiOn class. 80: Evening service. 80.
The Daughters OF the American
Revolution will attend the evening
service In . body.
St Lukess chapel. Eastpore SUM
day school, 2:3o: Evening Prayer,
7ssA.
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parga Forts May be Raxsd.

Yhe question Of the demolition Of
me ring on antiQuated fOrtincations
That surround Paris win Be brought
before the municipal council. This
IA noe as result Of the arrnistice or
becaues o9 the league az nations which
IA 0xnecfed 10 put an end 70 Wars for
aver. 81 because 81 the fact that with
modern artillery the fortiNcatiUns
wovl6 ba useless. Louis DausSets an
alderman, sponsor FOR the project. ar
s.sss saas kAs benefits 20 De derived are
caossg. emaies contact with the
p'nrss suburbs elimination Of the ne
caslsv az en2arang or leaving Paris
shFOu9h various gates and tae frse-
lna Il valunble land for building purs
g
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%


Is small foot was Ht one time mora
greatly desired by the women ok Cnina
tsan any other item 81 feminine beau-
ey. EEow the practire IL sfuntang
the feet originated Is told BY
Henry Charles SIR ID 'S-zainn as De-
srrtbe0 BY Great Writer'S He says:
..The empress Of an emperor. who
reigned Id China before the food.
vas found By her Ilege lori near the
apartment Of one Oe the principal or
GERS oS the household. who Ind the
equation 0f being lady killer. Re
celytng from the emperor severe
reprinlaud. the frightened woman
pleaded IN her defense that Il was not
her fault, but the fault O9 her feet.
which were IA very large they bore
her to the forbidden precincts against
her w-iiE ThereupOn the emperor or
dered the fore part 81 her feet ampu-
tated. 10 conceal the fact the en-
press announced that she was TO In
froduce & new fashion 81 snnall feet.
and an about her we're ordered to 40
likewise.
At eEx years Of age the Chinese girl
started to curb her feet. The foot.
below the instep. was forced into
aine with the leg. the toes then
sA0nbled down under the sole Of the
foot the big toe being made 20 over
lap the Others Bandages were then
applied with horrible pressure, and
Tor six weeks The child suffered In
toIerable agony. After thss period
the pain subsidized and the child could
totter about % the stumps This cms-
tom was abolIshed, with other relics
of early Chinese practices, By g0yaA
edicf several years ago.
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EXPECTED CAFETERIA
BE EsTABI TsHED HERE

PYasassemaI Gem aEten al j, W.. ii a,
Coates pERAEng Onenlna MaIn street
pas n ssIvssw g.sev..s.
r.,,,....... ..
s.s = 8 su = s0nss'on q ~ :
80 saFek Proctor, u ao directs cafe.
ssFses lor tne National Board q the
xean9 Wosnan,s Christian Association
WAC says that Z Putting dollars into
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-22
No. ~ tlha,.la -

The Board Of Forestry established
d forest nursery In 1914, for the pur-
pose 81 iurnishing landowners Ii
Maryland with suitable trees for for
est and shade tree planting At reason
abs cost The nursery, located at
College park on the Baltimore wash
sngton boulevard. IL now well stocked
with : variety oE trees to meet all re-
Qulrements. and these are being dis
fributed ct cost. Advice II freely
giyan On any planting Of woodland
probaarns
All inquiries should be addressed
ID the Maryland State Board Of For
estry, 5S2 N. Howard street. Baltimore,
Nd.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-22
College AVenae RapeIgt Church

The pastor Rev. DR. John =. Sewers,
announces series of sermons on the
Life OF ChristH az the College Avenue
Baptist church. This series includes
such topics IS The Reasonableness Of
Jesus The Humility Of Jesus, The
Breath of Jesus and the Narrowness
Of Jesus.
The Reasonableness of Jesus Spe-
Ecial Instrumental and vocal music at
each service
AT II d M. Or Sewers will speak on
the theme, l4ife's Purpose and It's
Problems Z
Violin solo by Prot. sinla is one Of
the features Of the musical program.
At 10 d. M. Bible classes for men
and women hold their sessions
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a ayaeem hns bsan esESh sA g
aaRrsan ~ which tie peska ansEzIa0
nsles ~ naakss NE 0e " bring rstEei
from she larger cskias ID SMALLER ones
faremkanad hy MrQA 0nly tAg iaFaaR
9fsies ID GeEaay az,e sarplisa w1t2s
flre lAghrlna apparakaa. and e. ths
avenG Or mFa cg seraoss e0niaa
sssn enang II otAa u them a0eat
aA 4 daasance Og naoRs than Ten zxlless
xruna mm e nhea are dszaxs
10 apgagakna wan - secur e. i
Danl md S8wm 60 tass
~ shs r. III ssn sngs ~
~ aVss az aE
$3.50 81 ssse ssiaas eg
AE Nsssa uAa av,a Asea
81 Mt f 90 lsaasg ss
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-22

Bishnp Ross viii IL 81 Ne Af0rsal
Church. franklin street. tonorTow,
The services viii Be aa follows:
III q d.. Bishop Ross: i. M en-
President Rooaevelt's memorial ser
vices, M n. Bates. chairman: S RI M,
Bishop R0ss; d M. Mortgage Burn
ing. All the captains and their COM
mites Each person please bring one
dollar for the pastor. Rev ]. a. Bris-
rne
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fresl,, terrain Church

lock service at the
4 sf7s church tomorrow Prof
stHl'sf smith. head az the Ing
,l " 4. u the Naval academy.
an the subject. KultHr
& aility Dr. Smith Is
sva, ss''s as church. The pastor
ills evening service, his
If series on Mes
- slist Fle Prophets, win be
Message of Isaia Z
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anticipated and ] feli 10 wondering
which az the many trapeEists listed az
tho pgogram were the two in WHOM
I was Interested
AT last they entared the rims i aol
LEVIED their every motion with the
classes. m naomsnE they had swuns
themselves 20 disxy heights. Their
bodies moved rhythmicaIly, evsE
uuicksr, until they reached the highest
posslSle point and paused befOre theiE
last and nsost Intrepid feat n ~
lquired "a extraordinary precisa0n q
movement, 8 makhematicalfy exacs
ealeulatacn 81 distance, and vas ~
nounced as the climax Of the evening.
me tiny white ngure Of the SIR, s1
Maat and 1.-THE. waa parched On tbs
highest srnpsxe The man lower than
aha. yet Ear above the audienCe. was
hnngsng head downward, with his Sace
anrned toward me. With the trapexa
Id 81 II swing, she was tO huri haEseh
aac aga Ia double somsrsanit and
catch hersels by the hsndS Of hez
yt1saR. On him Axad nay giaRSe@
AZ I looked ) whsra of white cams
down Straight toward him. But Il did
not escp. Ii fan Tar beaow into sha nat
and lay th&n0 limp and Iisalsas. q Dor
xahle ac0Saaae. tsoaght Tho ehivaEana
crowd bnt / haA wmaehed Tho Haan
and ea8n The crime
Az the inasant when he ahOald haya
tssaape the GIRLS hand 40 wiehdEDvs
hgg avn ID bareay peEel - 30.
aaon ama Hss bon aalI heaAsng sna0 ssas
dsssa void heaUw.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-22
Gospany MI Dances

The first "shlmmyless and jazzless'
dance was given last night BY the
members OF Company M at the armory
and despite the return to the more
struggles steps was attended BY d
large crowd Delightful dance music
was furnished By picked orchestra
from the Naval academy band Sol
diers attended ii uniform
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-22
Mrs.. seeley Buried Yesterday

Funeral services over the remains
Of hrs susanna seeiey who died In
Brooklyn last Tuesday were held III
this city yesterday, Rev, n ID. John
son, pastor 81 ST. Anne's being in
charge Of the service. Burial was
made az Cedar Blur cemetery.
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LKAvE nALrEMORm
E.rAYE WAeMfNoToN

800 a4N 8y0H. a2.O5. ag.0H. a14gE. IA. M. 12y@R
m 8m SN& $50 e4.Q& 49, ~
6O6 7.OS Ds05. l1.0G. +. ~. 12-e5 4. ~
xDailv except Sunday.
1sonsascfsn9 III DslenkOn with e. a.
NEspcni Annapolis - BalfaMa0re.
Fey ssekees and En9ogmaelon apply e.
State Homee Station. College AyeMB1 AMA
aladen Streets; Carvei Mall, AFEl
Hotel. Od1ca D. 8. NJ A., Ter Olacetns waf69
shspnsem, aee. rcnEeeea6 with 10 Naval
AeGAen1y.
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g.reatli ftfti
andldast

! Il Swvf 5f89 II
y ,sg.f parry was given 70 Can,
tlba brown and John 3
dias' NJ ptl Knox starling'a school
seas. is atfs Harding and fam
rfesesf were Candidates 4
ioa SPAIN, 81 Lsebonan
H. .re6ker, Jr., of Philadel.
f III aas Rowland. Of Middleburg
49,, 90 furnished BY the Ukeisls
sir Harding's cousin,
~. s dressed ii Spanish
.as.e dance and recitation,
rs ,,,s vas also danced With
,,s, 4 midnight supper
is sefstd
g thurman CUSTOM and Mrs. Gus
,.s ii Seu orl have been visiting
.i,s lhs family II Mrs CASTOR Costet.
" Dove and children, Of
s.s8s spring Nd are visiting at
81 MONS ii Mrs Thomas s. Dove.
ssyIne btep llled here on account &C
s. illness 81 Mrs Thomas s Dove
ut.ssS l3arathy Baker and Anne
roKe IF Dallas Texas, who are at
ending Haaon ARMS school ii Wash
,.gton are The week end guests Of
Captain aud Mrs Field.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-22

4 teaapoonfui Of vanilla fiayors
chocolate delightfully."-
ScaIded milk Is an excellent subasi-
tute for coffee cream
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-02-22

Line brassieres with real alet are in
the best style.
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E,.al Thae ,s.arx Nals.

WAvcmx che u4illKasion o. natural
~ Il Hungary md ssebenburgen. all
e0gere6 shortly before the war. e ii
n,ssaa sg,as ceg4asm Hungarian towns
80 Industrial districts may be en-
tgraly iueenenSaaak az S1al. 1she t0tAa
nntural ms fonnd hi Ste0enburgez
only e estimated it about 216, GOO. )Gy[ls-
co cubic meters r. cubic Eaa9ag
antsalsnR a6.S Saahae seaa1.
The ann0naalng ID Florence va
heard at E.strh0rn. SD miles sway, and
shat 81 Genoa over 100 niasa
,,R nsar uasrera, az cur liberty
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-14
HOW OLD IS JOHN?

native mountaineer Of Leslie, Kentucky, is now the
subject of investigation by the National Geographical
Society He claims to hold the modern record for long
evity John Shel---that is the old gentemans name
saws he is years old His eldest is in his nineteth
year Including greatgreat grand children John Shell
is said to have 200 descendants living in his section OF
the country He has always been an outdoors man Of
temperate habits Today he is said to have excellent eye
sight, steady nerves and general good health.
George Washington was in his first term OF pres-
dency when this ancient man was born When the civil
war broke out John Shell already too old to fight IN
IT, The changes that have occurred in the progress OF
civilization during the course of his life too numer
GUS to mention History, invention and science have
made such progress it would take volumes to describe
With all due Difference to Mr. Shells years and ver-
acity it is quite possible that he has made mistake
about his age Even if he were quarter of century
younger than he asserts he would still have been born
day when people were much less particular about re-
cordng births than they today Unless there is an
authentic family record to be found somewhere will be
difficult to verify Johns age It is an interesting point
nevertheless and the Geographic Society doing well o
learn the facts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-14

euted by the British government.
We hope to mobilize 100000 wo-
men in America to lelr save ireland, !"
said Miss o Brennan. /" From the way
the LEAGUE is spreading through the
west the task does not seem difficult.
In our first meeting at San Francisco
1900 women, incmuiEs many we'll
known suffrage leaatrs, signed cards
of membership. My first werk in Port
land will be to tnl;st the cooperation
of suffrage workers, among whom will
be Miss Clara Wold.
Miss Brennan saiG she believed
help in America will not be gained
through President Wilsaa. 8 president
Wilson, she explained, received an
appeal from the women Of Ireland al
most a year ago. The message was de-
livered to him in person BY the peti
tioners among whom was my sister, a
member of the executive council of
Sim Fein. That apreh was never ans
wered by President Wilson. He thinks
the Irish question 4 British question.
''rbe women of Ireland today are
appealing to their sisters here in AM
erica and to the women OF the world
Miss 0'Brennan Is known in Port
land as the advisor and friend of DR..
Marie Equi during the alters trial
for sedition. Miss 0'Brennan left Port
land following a heaiing brought by
the board of immigration on the charge
that she was an undesirable alien.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-14
HAZEL GREEN NOTES.

Capital Journal Special serviee)
Hazel Green Or. Aug. lab. G
zeilinski and family motored to Stay
ton Sunday to visit relatives. Mrs
Zeilinski's aunt and uncle of Salem
accompanied them
Mrs White and three grand children
Anita Malcolm and Bert Looney of
Salem spent Sunday at G. G. Looney s.
Alvin Van Cleave and Miss Luella
Eaton were united in marriage Sunday
at the Baptist parsonage in Salem. The
bride is daughter of Thomas Eaton
while the groom is the only son of
A, 7. Van Cleave a prominent logan
berry grower of this vicinity. The best
wishes of their friends go with them.
Guy Sloppy and family started by
auto last week on their return trip to
California.
Miss Emma Fisher went to Philo-
math Tuesday TO sojourn for a few
days with friends on Cedar creek.
Mrs. Gregory of Salem spent Monday
with her father, Dan Rogers and a sis
ter, who just arrived from. New York
state.
Mrs. Buell. who has been visiting her
daughter Mrs. Rose Chapman returned
to Sheridan Friday.
Mrs Adah Jones returned Thursday
from Portland.
Miss Mildred Williamson returned
Friday from Stayton.
Mrs. w. w. Rosebraugh, Mrs. Rich
mond, Eliza Hoxie and Mrs Loter of
Salem attended the W. M. A. picnic
here Friday.
Mrs. Martha Wolf recently eelebrat-
ed her 9th birthday Her three sons
and one daughter were home for the
festive occasion. o.
Mrs. Mary Sevits, Robert and Henry
Sims, and Archie Pottman came from
various points to attend the funeral
of Lawrence Sims Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Parmenter s sister and
little daughter are visiting at the home
of George Parmenter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-14

when children want me. And I know
why you wanted me, too. You want to
know If am willing to tell the other
children what land my fairies-have
told you-isn I that it,"
"They want to come here and see
you-they say there are no fairies in
their gardens
"IIavc any of them lookedi"
"rhey said so,
81 am sure they could not have look
ed in the right way. OF they would have
found fairies Just as yea did. Each
child must find the fairies in It's own
garden-not in another :. All she
cried, standing up aud waving her hand
at something high up in the air. There
goes our Ace. Z"
''Our WHAT" cried Dolly forgetting
her manners.
"The garden Ace. See him skimming
through the air. How fast he goes and
how beautiful he is. -
"why that is Just a swallow, said
NNitNs Nhak MaAAH .fNA AaA ma" W.
Ace. y
'sBecause he is one Of eur best helps
in fighting against our enemies, said
the Fairy.
''Have you enemies up IN the airf'
asked Dolly much puzzled.
"Some Of them manage to get up IN
the air, - said the Fairy. 'sBut the
Ace doesn't STAY up there all the
time. Don't you see him swoop some.
timcsi Then he is catching bugs and
small flies that lay dangerous eggs on
cur leaves or sometimes he gets the
aphids-you know what they are eff
the leaves
"What does he DO with theml"
''He feeds them te his little birds.
He fills his mouth as fun as i viii
hold Of insects and thea carries them to
his babies ia The chimney. I wonder if
you would be surprised # | should tell
you how many insects one person found
In a swallow 5 mouth as il Vas on its
way 70 feed the little tifas
"Oh. do tell me- cried Dolly.
"Well. in the first place there werc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-14
RIPPING RHYMES
BY Walt Mason
ENVIRONMENT

hear men say, sometimes Great Scott This is the
village God forgot There no chance for me to RISE in
this old burg of mossback guys" Then they go FORTH
upon day. to farer pastures far away and there they
find things just as bad in their abandoned grad
1t cuts ice where genius dwels; well always it
wearing bells The man who has the goods may go to
desert waste arctic snow and there hang out his mod
est sign and he will find that trade is fine Ours is
quiet dreamy town. but it would hold no fellow down. If
youth shows the proper fire, with wrench ham,
mer brush Tyre drop their work for half day. to
help him upward on his way. With proper stuffing in
your head there isn't any town dead that you can't cut
swath right there, and nineteen kinds of aurels
And in the deadest grayest town man may win world
renown If you, fair reader where you are. can't hitch
your wagon to star you couldn't do the trick in Cork
IN Boston, Joplin or New York