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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
SHfPWORkERS DENY CHARGE
OF DISLOYALTY TO 4. y
81 Associated Press 10 Every Evening

~ Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York, Jan. 30.-Adoption ~
resolution by the War Labor Board n
Washington declaring that therr .rae
not the slightest foundation F1r HI
lnsinuatIon Tor counci for he boat
owners IN the New York harbor con-
troversv that the employees were in
receipt ~ German money was announced
here today br Frank r. Walsh. attorney
Tor inc workers. VINO received a COPY
by telegraph Mr. Walsh had protested
against the lnslnuatIon as an irrelevant
issue injected into the case bv IN I'M
proper remark bv counsel for the boat
owners and complained against the
refusal Of the attorney 10 withdraw II
The lnslnuatIon was declared bv the
board 70 be graruitous and untrue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
RAISE DIR. HUBBARD'S PAY
St. Paul's Shows Appreciation of
Pastor 5 Efficient Leadership.

IN yicW .. he numerous additions 20
M church membership under his ministry,
and herai-, - the healthy financial con-
ditlou hrourn bout largely BY hl> efi-
ricn' piau- apd leadership 'he SALARY of
he Rev. lluhhard ID ID pastor
81 -. Paul n : Church Al Tenth and
.iacksoH sirc, na~ been increased ~iX
hundred dollar annually bcrInning with
h. tonlereue' YEAR
lhR lcttaf Wa. fet tru Il 4 .peclaI
meeting 81 III oH board held tuesday
evening immedatcls otter II, ,er1l,es
and came "a ar eufIr, -urfri~,. tn Or.
Hubbard. who never les. sppreciated
very highly thi> manifestation ii love and
loyalty on ~ part p hl- Iroplc
~ recent meeting ~ tho nfhcIal board
III department ST H. harch showed 4
decided growfh and the rcyval srryl,c.
now ~ proert-. Wd| probably result ln
a considerabl' Incrc4sc ii membership
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
A.E.F. PLANS MON UMENT
TO AMERICAN WOMAN
Third u. S. Army Starts Move
ment to Commemorate Her
Part in War.
BY Associated press 10 Every Evening

With the American Army OF Occupa-
tion, Jan. 30.-A movement to- erect in
Washington, " ID. G., IN. ument to
American Womanhood in nmemora-
tion Of her loyalty, sacrifices ID devotion
to the American Expedition ry Forces, :"
has been started by the Th4.d American
army.
Letters suggesting the idea were written
recently to all the commanding officers
Of the Third Army by Colonel T. St J.
Grcble, Dr., commander of the Seventy
Sixth Field Artillery, Third Division
II is proposed that General Perehing
appoint a committee to take up the work
and that only members Of the American
Expeditionary Forces, the navy and the
merchant marine be permitted 10 con-
tribute to the fund
Under the proposed plan, enlist, d
men would give dollar each and officers
three dollars each.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
GERMANY NOT TO BE ASKED
TO PAY HEAVY INDEsINITIFS
Associated Press 70 Every Evcn.aE

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
London, Jan. 30.-The peacs Con-
ference has settled one important point
with regard 20 the indemnity question
the Paris correspondent Of the Evening
Standard SAYS be has reasons for re-
porting.
The conference. ne declares, has elm
mattel any intention 0f calling Dn
Germany and her associates 10 pay tho
Allied countries the cost 0f he war. "a
t. impose heavy lndcmnities upon ne
enemy nations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
BELGIAN SOCIALISTS SPURN
CALL OF TNTERNATTONALISTS
> associated Press = Every Evening

By Associated Press n Every Evening
Pans Jan. 30.-The Beinan sociahsts
ii the group of Emile Eanderyeide fhe
socialist member ri the Belgian deiega-
ton 70 the peace conference. have again
refused 10 take part in the international
labor and social conference now a,sen,-
bling az Berne At a mcrting yesterda
OF SPECIALISTS Of the allied nations held
here, Vi Troklee, for the Beigans. ,taJed
that the Belgian socialists would not ~it
in any conference whatever 1T Ahicn
Germans were prc 'enJ.
When demand was made Tor ms
authority for this statement the speaker
read q resolution adopted By the Belgian
socialist party declining any co-opera;ion
with German representatives
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
JAPAN TURNS TO u. 8.
Big Trade Increase Between N9Aions,
Says Steamship Company ii ad.

by sssociated ftc~s 70 Every Evening
Chicago, Jan. 30 Baron Kondo, pres-
ident Of the Nippon Yusen kaisba Steam
ship Company, Of Japan, stopped here
for brief rest and expected To leave today
ON his way to the Peace Conference ~
Paris, where he heads the Japanese nd
vlsory committee on trade relations.
TRADE between thc United States and
japan and the entire Orient is bound "a
increase enormously" he said. millions
Of people Of the Far Fast need all kinds oi
commodities actitely, and they are sup
piled from the United States Political
relations between Japan and America
arc certain to be improved by the rncrCas'
Of trade relations"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
SOCIALISTS FAIL To ELECT
MAJORITY IN PRUSSIA
Democrats and Former Centrists
Strong in Elections for
New Parliament
ny Assoclate,l Press 70 Every evening

Berno, "Wednesday. Jan 20 Partial
results from the Prllsaian IeectiOns sh'1w
that the Majority Socialists have won
98 seats IN the rev parliament. indc-
pendent SOcialists, n. Democrats, ~;
Christian Peoples Party formerly the
Centristql, 80. National Liberal, ~;
and Conservatives, II
These results seem N indIote that
there will not be socialist majority N
~ tho parliament
There are stl'l - districts to pc
h-nrd frnrn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
BoIsheviki Ban Booze.

By Associated Pross % Every Evening
Stockholm, Wednesday Jan pa
threat 70 punish Inebriety among Bol-
shevik officials Of lgh degree by death
IS contained IN Soviet decree printed in
late issues of the Petroerad newspapers.
The decree points out that drunken
ness among such off Gals is increasing
ana proposes curative measures. If
these 40 not prove effective, however the
0iFense il is threatened will cause the
inhlction Of the death penalty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
Rotarians Hear DIR. Speakman

Tie usual weekly luncheon Of the
Rotary Club was held at noon today
N parlors a and IS OF the Hotel du Pont.
The speaker Of the occasion was Maj.
William G. Speakman who has just
returned from the war front where he
has been in the United States army
dental service. and interested the CLUB
~ relations - his personal experiences.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
PEACE TABLE ON CANVAS
London Artists Commanded to Paint
Conference Scenes.

By Associated Fress @ Every Evening
London, Wednesday, Jan. 29.-The
British artists, Orpen and St John
who have been selected by the govern
ment TO paint scenes from the peace
congress, viii begin work immediately,
it is cd
Both recently returned To London
from the British front. where they have
been painting war scenes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
AUSTRALIAN PREMIER
SILENT ON HUN COLONIES
~ 80 -. " -. E.anlrr

nv Associated Press n Every Evening
Paris, ian 20 Premier Hughes ~.
Australia and Premier Massey ~ Ncu
Xeoland howod tho greatest reluct.nc
today il discussing with Interviewer
the attitude If he Dearn conference.
toward he German colonies Mr. Huphe-
was asKed
ire prpmIers, both MASSEY md
yourself, satisfied with fhe s'ustlon
! prefer not u answer, Mr. Hughce
replied after pause
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
mn y .WtErlN.

IntoMcMng hquor = construed IN
fhr act IL nclud, any distilled malt,
.p,rifuolIs. N1nous. lcrmcntcd or al
ohohc liquor. and al alcoholic hquId> and
-oinpounds whether proprietary, patent
"a or not. which are potable or capable
Of helng used ~ . beverage
The bull ~ the introduction, saws
Tins entire act shall tie deemed 20 bc an
exercise lf the power granted hy Article
II OF the Constitution ct IN, | nued States
and the police power ~ the State Tor the
protection Of the public welfare, health.
peace. safety and morals 81 ihc pcupic OF
The state. and all of its provisions shall he
hhcrallv construed Tor the accomplish
mcni Of these purposes
The title j. An act to prohibit the
hauor traffic IN the state Of Delaware and
10 provide for the enforcement Of such
prohibition
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
BRUSSELS HONORS u. 5. ENVOY.
Extends Freedom of City 10 Whitiock
and Ills COnferees.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Brussels, Jan 30-Fhe municipal coun-
ci formally conferred the freedom of the
city on the American, Spanish and Dutch
Ministers to Belgium yesterday in recog-
milton Of their services to the city and
country during erInan occupa ion The
address was made b. Rurgomaster Max.
Brand WhItlocl1, the American Minister.
replied saying
II am grateful that fate called me to
share III the city's suiferings and insults
throughout the long nightmare of occupa-
tion by an aygreasor who vainly desired
to assassinate the nations soul. +"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
Reds Are Crushed at Wilhe!mshavcn

Amsterdam. Jan 30 The sparta
can uprising al Wilheimshaven has
been put down, according 70 Berlin
advlces to the Hamburg Nachrichten
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
Punishment for Hun Strikers

London. Jan. 30.-The German gov
eminent eonternniates strong measures
10 combat the growing strike wave there
and will soon Bring forward 4 ill COM
neling men to work and severely pun
ishing strikers according 70 Copenhagen
dispatch 10 the Exchange Telegraph
Company
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
Penna. Resort Hotel Burned.

By Assoc ated Press to Every EVENING
Shenandoah, Pa. Jan 20 The Bstt-
man Hotel 1T Brsndouwllc, simmer
resort was DESTROYED by fire early TODAY,
The loss Il placed at $4,000 The fre
Is said to have been caused by 4 spass
from passing locomotive.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
Turkish Tobacco and Currants Here.

By AssocIatcd tress @ EFery fsvonlnS
New York, Jan 80. "A cargo Of cur
rants and Turkish tobacco, said by
mariners here to be the first vessel load
of these commodities to be imported
here from the orient since early in the
war, arrived u this port today On the
British steamship Cairnyalona from
Salonikl.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
HARD COAL EANS OFF.

Washington, Jan 30 An order
removing al restrictions, including
p;ice and zone regulations on an
tLr4tite cosi HIS been prepared at
. the Fuel Admin istration and awaits
Admi istrator Garfield's signature
! to M Ike it effective. Ar official
. announcement is expected shortly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
Labor Delegates Meet Next week.

By Associated Press "a Every .veu.ng
Paris Wednesday Jan % The COM
mission Of international Labor -egIia-
tious established BY the peace conference
will begin regular meetings neSt seek
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
Amusements Ionirh.

Playhouse Jus Around hc COrner.g
Gsrrick NaudeViI
Queen Little Women
Ma jesti c. hc DUB
Victoria The Legion II Dcatn-
savoy Three Y Gordon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
William n. RanuaTd Worse.

II was reported at the Delaware Hos
ptal today that the condition Of William
y Barnard critically III there, was
somewhat worse today MIR. B.nnard
j. SAID ID hc very weak
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
TO Bt 4 PORT BOOSTER
EVERY CITIZENS UIrTY

II " llmiugtun cltlxen- dp their
duty tonight Council chamber
Will moi u able q hold 8 hundredth
part ~ the crowd turning out ~
boost the harbor devtl prneu' piais
Couacil wants - hear what the pub
lac think about the matter and c,cry
mam Who possibly can d. ~ should
be there % voice approval ui the
project which mcans a greater more
prosperous and more powerful vii
mlngton.
BE there with the slogan t'IIl-
MATE NlLMINGTON AGRkAI
PORT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
Alleged SDeedeT Arrested

Motorcycle Officer Pierce today ar
rested Charles Cordwell on charge Of
speeding he will be arraigned in City
Court tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30

feeling o. security goes with Clover
DAIRY milk ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
The Menrncr.

By Associated s'cssS 70 Eva~- Evenln,
Washington. Jan 90 Forrca gor De,s
ware.
Fair tonight ana FRIDAY nol much chauga
u temperature, resh southwest and wcst
winds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30
BAN LIQUOR FROM
ALL Of DELAWARE
ON JULY |, 1919
Statewide Prohibition Bill intro
duced III Legislature
Today.
SWEEPING IN PROVISIONS
.,., n..n.,.n LINN stan Cnrrcsnondrnl

special Dispatch From stan Correspondent
Sr.rr IIoUSI DovrR. Jan so
Statcvldc prohibition on and alter
July - provitlcd for ~ a hiii brought e.
Doyci today hN Rev {. u frettyman oi
Wilmington. district superintendent oi
the AutI->aloon League.
The hill was introduced IN the House
uf REPRESENTATIVES, by Representative
Mar
The proposed act provides that
lit shall be unlaw full for any per-
son. directly or indirectly himself,
or hy his clerk agent or employe,
To manufacture, sell possess. barter.
give away or furnish any intoxicating
liquors within the limits of the State
Of Delaware on or after the first day
of July, 1919. except a herein pro-
,dcd.
Following Is q summary ~ the cN'ci-
tlons
Alcohoi for medicinal purposes. winch
shall have, pasted or permanently at-
tached 10 the contMner, n true copy ot
the prescription upon Which such alcohol
was purchased
tlcoh,l fur scicntlhc industrial or
dhcr permitted purposes which shall
have pasted or permanently attached to
the contalncr copy ~ the affidavit upon
Which authority i Va purchased or re-
cclvci
\ sale j. construed - 10 made m the
county m Nhch hquor j. delivered. AZ
we'll a. IN the cOunv where the sale -
artuallv made SEIZURE ~ Contrahand
huunr without search warrant iS au-
thcrycd and goods - seized cannot hc
rrplevlned
DRUGGISTS AEE ENCTrTEp
Nothing IN this Act. the hill saws,
shall prevent - rctarl druggist. or
pharmaclst hccnscd hy tho State Board
81 Pharmacy, from possessing or selling
pure gram or ethyl alcohol for medicinal,
scientific. me- hamcal or industrial pur-
poses pr VINE for saCramCntal purposes
+ provided herein, nor to prevent a whole
sale druggist from selling pure gram or
ethyl alcohol 10 a retail druggist or phar-
ma,Ist. or IN wholesale quantities "a
manufacturers, superntcndents ~ hos
utale. state institutions. colleges and
iaboratorlcs ~ PROVIDED herein for pur-
poses not herein prohibited Retail
and wholesale druggists arc prohibited.
however, from selling any other lntoNi-
ants. and thesr only on permits from
officers provided for the purpose. while
retailers can Sell Tor medicinal purposes
my on ubCtofN lhC~fIi ~ toilH. lbi manu-
featuring purposes an affidavit y required
Druggists can sell alcohol on physician )
prescription alcohol tor chemical, me-
rhauIcnl and scientific purposes on the
afildaNIt oi tht superintendent ot any
hospital. medical laboratory. manufac-
tory ~ educational institution Whcrc
.lich alcohol j. needed and usri onlN lor
medicinal. mechanical. industrial. chcnn-
csl or scientific purposes alcoLol 10 den
lists on at davlis alcohol for industrial
art. scientific. mechanical oT pharma-
ccut,cal purpos"s upon the affidavit 81 tho
purchaser.
Also VINE for sacramental purposes 10
an, clergyman having charge ~ church
~ upon written. signed and dated state
tncnl 81 such clergyman or r,oognyed
,.itccr Of such church presented PERSONAL
bIII y ~WIETISo
'lntoNicafing hquor = construed IN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30

Particular people choose Clover Dairy
milk ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-30

EycrN Evening vc~ ;cTdal nstrued
IN COR dccI-ion. thr ugh 2 mistake.
henc, the q boyc correction
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-04-26
CHAPTER TX.
The Rivals.

From the window of the adobe Office
building OF the company, Hardin saw
Rickard jump from the rear platform
of the train as IL slowed into the sta
tion. He noticed that the new mana
ger carried no bag.
"Wonder what he's decided TO do
about the headgate. He didn't waste
much time out there" Hardin was
fidgeting In his seat, his eyes on the
approaching figure.
Rickard passed through the room.
nodding TO his Office force. The door
of the inner office shut behind him.
Hardin stared at the blank surface. He
moved restlessly In his swivel chair.
Did the fellow think n big thing like
that could hang on while he unpacked
his trunks and settled his bureau draw
ers? He picked up pencil, jnbbing at
the paper Of his report. He covered
the sheet with figures--three hundred
six. hundred. Six hundred feet
Whose fault that the intake had
widened, doubling It's width, trebling
Its problem? Whose but Marshall's.
who had sent down one of his office
clerks to see what Hardin was doing?
wouldn't any man In his senses know
that the way Maitland would distIn-
guish himself would be by discredlting
Hardin, by throwing bouquets to Mar
shall pralsIng his plan? They all go
at 1t the same sickening way! Office
clerks, bah Sure, Muitland had ad-
vised against the completion of the
gate. Said II would cost more In time
and money than Hardln's estimates.
Thanks TO Maitland 1t did," growled
Hardin. scrawling figures over the
page. "By the time Maitland finished
mOnkeying with that toy dam of his
the river had wldened the break from
three hundred to SIX hundred feet. For
that, they throw mud at me. Oh, 1t
makes me sick" Hardin flung his
broken pencil out of the window.
Rickard re-entered the room. The
question leaped from Hardin.
"The headgate--are you going on
with III"
Rickard looked curiously at the
flushed antagonistic face of the man
he had supplanted. The thought
crossed his mind that perhaps Hardir
had taken to drinking. 1t made hs
answer curt.
II don't know"
"You don't knowi"
II have no report to make, Mr.. Har-
din until L see the pata.v
sand you went TO the Crossing with
out going down to the headgate2" Har-
din did not try to conceal his disgust,
II did not go to the Crossing"
"Dldn't go-W Hardin's mouth was
agape. Then he rudely swiveled his
chair. The door slammed behind Rick
ard
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passion. "fvfcKuru, your ola friend.
lie served subpoena on me ut the
station"
"oh." cried Gerty. "surely, he did
not do that. Tom !"
"Sure he did" Hnrdins face was
black with his evil mood I'm only an
underling, dlsgraced underllng. He's
my boss. He's going to make me re-
member t."
"You mustn't say such things" pout.
ed his wife. "lf II does not hurt you.
II you do not care, think how l must
feel"
"Oh, rotw exclaimed Hardin. The
veneer wns rubbed down 70 the rough
wood. innes saw the coarscness her
mother had complained Of, the Gingg
fiber.
~ suppose you think I like to take
orders, to jump at the snap OF the
whlp?' He was deliberately bcnting
up his anger into n froth. "0h, sure, I
do. That's Hardin, through and
through
Again the angry blcod Hooded his
wlfc's checks. lie, to1 was throwing
the boarding nouse AT her.
"You did it Yourself Gerty with
difficulty WAS Withholding the angry
tears. 81 told you how II would be.
You would do IT,"
"Oh, hcll' cried Tom, rushlng basli
his plate.
HIS sister looked drcnrilr out thG
wire-scrccncd door. Her view was a
dusty street Hardin got ui scraping
HIS chair oyer the board floor,
"And TO keep It from me ars;stet,
the wife. "To ict me AK haa to dln-
ner--"
"Docs that dlsma, farce t"ve to 90
onf' demanded Hardin. ,u.nug pack
10 the table You'll nave o nave II
without me, tl,en. III not say and
make fool of myself. Ask him to
dinner. Mel I'll see myself.
mnes wished she was IN the neigh
boring tent. Tom was lashing himself
into coarse fury.
To her dismny, Gerty burst into
tears. I was killing Ter, the disgrace,
she cr,sti. she couldn't endure V. She
couldn'i stand IL there; H,ie mad not
the corrago TO go to los Angeles,
where her friends would pity her II
was cru hing her. She was not a Iar-
din; she was sensitive; she could not
Justify everything Hardin did as
right, no matter what the consequences.
The pretty eyes obscured she rushed. II
streaming Niobc, from the room.
Tho brother aud sister avoided ench
others eyes. Innes rose and cleared
the table of the dishes. She made Il
loud noise with the running water In
the shed, rackeiing the pans TO drown
the insistence of Gerty's sObblng.
She kept listening for Toms step.
She wanted to 20 with him when he
left; he must not reach the Office in
the blackness of TINT mood. She
wished he would not betray his feel
ings; yet she knew II was not he who
was TO blame.
When she heard the screen door
slam. she flashed out the back way.
"Goingf" she called after him. "Wnit
for me-" She dashed into her tent for
her hat. She had to run to catch up
with him.
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Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t was a
sight to see the phelgm ! coughed up
/ am convinced Foley's Honey an'
Tar saved me from influenza" Con
tains no opiates. Good for children
Sold by Reed Brothers.
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HE ESCAPED INFLUENZA.

Last spring had terrible cold
and grippe and was afraid was
going to have Influenza writes A.
A. McNeese, High Point, Ga. 81 took
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Hadn't been to the Crosslng2 Then
where in Hades did he gof lie halted
MncI.ean who was passing him.
"Arc you going TO the Crossing to-
morrow Hardin knew he should be
too proud TO betray his eagerness, but
the words ran away with him.
"Not tomorrow. Mr.. Rickard just
told me he might not be able to get OF
until next week."
Hardin's anger sputtered. Next
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22

Although coffee, spilled upon the
breakfast cloth, is probably the most
annoying stain to remove. yet here
lies the secret OF removing il without
any injury to the material. Septem-
ber Good Housekeeping tells us 10
first cover the spot with borax. u
there was cream in the mixture, then
pour boiling water through the stain
spread over bowl. Four hands are
better than two for all stain work. so
Il possible call upon helper TO hold
the cloth IN place.
Clear coffee spilled upon the din
ner cloth can be removed usually
with the boiling water alone, but
stubborn coffee stains or those OF
long standing require Javelle Water.
To use it. partially iii a bowl with
boiling water and Javelle Water in
equal quantities, immerse the starred
portion, allowing II to soak few
moments, rinse in boiling water and
then in weak ammonia water
Because most stains are set" q
real bleaching compound is necessary
II will be more commonly used than
any chemical YOU might have. ia
velle Water is believed to be the mos,
practical compound OF this kind and
can be made by Yourself with the in.
gradients Oh sale at your drug store
l tSllc'S
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22
Dpy51i4nlf|
~ ~ FM.essoGS ~
MANY rhgMGo.

I TALK all day OF divers things. q
pelicans and ounces, of cats and
. pterodactyls' wings. OF cabbases and
princes with women discourse of
gowns. with klds ! talk Of candy. with
kings ! argue much of crowns. with
sosks | speak OF brandy. II in the tan
drncy Of Rge to have home mental
hobby. and on that topic rant and rage
untii We call bobbie, The man with
but a single theme calls forth no sinllsa
or chortles. he makes his hearers wish
to scream. and bores his fellow
mortais. One talks OF dead. for,
jays. whose records were unpleasant;
hs drools of prehistoric days. and scesns
the golden present. one talks forever
OF his Ills, OF sinews that are sShink,
aud he has memorizsd the pills s~M
powders he has taken. One analyDoo
politics, and shows Just wncte we're
headed, our statesmen all are Unborn
hicks who should he boiled and shred
ded And all these gentlemen are borSs,
Ms are the themes they're bro"ching cnA
We rush home and lock tht doors. when
they are seen approaching. ! talk all
day OF dogs and cats, of succotash An1
sahrcs, of liver pads and -'oyepipo hate
and | don't bore my nclghbofs.