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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16
OF
HELPLESS ONES
MURDER Wet ms
RUSSIAN ATROCITY
ALMOST UNTHINKABLE
1000 Civilians at 0sa Slain
in Cold Blood by the
Bolsheviki.

ONSK, Saturday. April 5.-(By The
Associated Press.)-Indisputabl owl
dencc OF the massacre by the Bolshcviki
of more than 2.On0 civilians in and near
the town Of Osa has been obtained by
Messrs. Sommonds and Emerson and DR..
Rudolph Teuslcr. of the American Rcd
Cross. who have just returned from
Perm, Osa and other rooccupieG' terri
tory. Approximately 500 persons were
killed ut Osa and about $500 in the sur
rounding districts.
Osa, which had a population Of 10000
was so dcnuded Of males by the Bolshe-
Wiki that General Casagrandc, upon the
occupation Of the town. was obliged TO
telegraph to Yckatcrinburg for men to
administer civic affairs.
In addition to securing verbal and
documentary evidence. the American
Red Cross officials witnessed the eHhum-
ing Of scores OF victims from trenches.
whcrc they were buried. sometimes sew
cral deep in graves revealed by tho dig
Eing of dogs. The murders were with
out provocation. and the victims were
largely Of the thrifty and intelligent
classes or ScTVaNtS OF the cnulcH' WHICH
latter II was the announced intention OF
tho Bolshcviki to cxterminate.
The evidence discloses almost unthink-
nblc atrocities. A blacksmith. by econ
onnies. had attained a shop. He was re-
ouircd to pay 5000 rublcs. Because he
could not. he was shot. A man was shot
because he lived In a brick house. All
attorneys and jurists were killed. and
doctors, whose services wcr" not r"-
quircd for the moment. were disposed OF
in a similar manner.
A Sociot called meeting and prepared
lists of those to die. The houses pre-
scribcd were visited by squads. the doors
were smashed in and tho victims dragged
TO the edge Of tho town and forced 10
dig their own graves. Those resisting
were shot in the streets.
Tho Bolshevik attitude toward the
church was uncompromisinG. Priests
were murdered unmercitulfy. The cyl
dcnce showed that men were slain who's"
only offcnse was that they worked as
sections or carctakcrs Of churches.
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FORMAL INVITATION
TO THE GERMANS TO
. CONE TO VERSAILLES

PARIS. April IA formal invita-
ton was sent by the council oil louF
today 10 tho German government 10
send representatives TO FcrsHilies lot
N, meeting Of the peace congress on
April IS. No reply had been received
uu to tonight. but it was expected that
tic German delegation will reach Ecr
snilirs about April "a
The complete German peace mission
will number about two hundred per
sons.
PARIS. April 15.-Thc council "f
four appears 10 have decided t" scnd an
intcr-allied commission 10 the Near
East. the Temps says.
PARIS. April 15.-Thc foreign min
listers and the secretaries of state or
thu great powers met today TO consider
a. number Of questions on which no dc-
rision has yet been reached and also
several clauses OF the preliminary
peace treaty. One Of tho questions con
siGrrcd was that OF Morocco.
The central commission on territorial
claims will meet this evening 10 set
tlc tho fate nf Trschcn. which is
claimed BY both Poland and Czccho1
SloVakia.
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suburbs. Not one dollar of those rev.
cnucs can be used for tho payment OF
this bond issue. or for the payment OF
any other debts Of what Is now the city,
Of Wheeling proper. -
In effect. vote for this bond issue
Is a vote for the present city Of Wheel.
ing TO contribute nearly two million doll
lars in cold cash to tho common prop:
cr1y of Greater Wheeling. If Greater.
Wheeling is incorporated. In my judg..
ment. the whole proposition is so unfair
and so unhusincssikc that it is hard to
believe that the city council ever studied
the subject at all"
Attorney Con!H Agrees. =
II the city Of Wheeling contracts the
debt specified in the filtration bond or
dinance the people within the limits OF;
the city Of Wheeling will have to be
taxed to pay that debt" said Hon. John
J.. Conifr. one Of Wlieelings ablest at
torncys, last night.
Continuing, Mr.. Coniff said: :.
II have read Mr.. Rileys statement,
and agree with him.
1T seems TO NJ. that action on TINS
tcoar1nued on Page Thirteen)
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increasing compensations is 81 Subtcr-
fugc that should be condemned.
"Efficicnt production in conjunction
with adequate wages is essential TO su--
ccssfu industry.
reconsideration Of reduction in wages
should not bc reached until possibility
Of reduction nf costs in all other dircc-
tiOns has hccn exhausted.
"Administrati nf employment am.
management Of labor should he rccog-
nized as distinct and important func-
ton Of management and accorded its
proper responsibility Ill administrative
organization.
"a system Of national cn: n:ploymcnL
offices with due provision for co-opcra-
tion with existing state and munlcipar
systems can be made. under efficient
management. and if conducted with due
regard To tho equal interests OF employ
crs and employees in it's proper admin
istration. IL most helpful agency. but
only If all appointments arc made
strictly subject to the civil service law
and rules"
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Captain 1tnynhams plane was taken up
for its tr!nl flight
The weather charts. compiled from
reports received from both shores and
from vessels at sea Indicated that in
addition To the local snhwstorn there
were areas OF low Al mnspheriC pressure
on both sides of the Atlantic and belt
of cross winds in between
Although both flyers arc ready for
the hop off, 1t was learned tonight
that plans for the flight Of a large
Handley-PaE bombing plane. from
Harbor Grace. arc being made. The
plane was reported TO he either on the
way from England or about To be
shipped. Major Arthur Partridge. r. A.
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WASHINGTON. April ia state
mont OF principles Of industrial rcla'
tions. prepared with Il v"w I" furnish
ing a basis on which American indus
try can build a national labor program.
WAS submitted to-day /" II referendum
vote OF the membership "f the chamber
Of commerce of tho Cnitcd States. Tho
prirrlples numbering thirteen. wore
prepared by Il committc" of tn" cham
bcr which has been investigating indus
trial rclaI iUnS.
Tho principles. which will l." voted on
separately. wcrc announced as follows:
''Industrial enterprise. as n sourrc or
livelihood for both employer and "n-
plorc should b" So conducted that due
consideration Is given to tn" situation
Of ell persons depcndrn! upon Il.
The public interest requires ADJUST
mcn, Of Industrial relations by pracrfui
mot hnds.
'RrEuiarity and continuity of employ
ment should be sought 10 the fullest
extent possible and constitute a rcspon-
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johnson and England n
ToPayS S1,O62,867 to
The State Of Virginia

CHARLESTON. W. Va. April Is
State Treasurer W. S. Johnson and At
tcrn"y General l.. r. England will leave
Thursday night for Richmond. Va,
where ON Friday they Will pay 10 tpe
state treasurer Of Virginia Sl.062.867.16.
the first installmrnt on the Virginia
debt. In addition to this. sl5.50o.l4 Will
be paid as interest ON this sum until
today. and the sum "of $25.9oI.23 cover
Ing unc-half Of the cost item. These
amounts are in accordance with the
provisions OF tho bill passed by tho
legislature authorizing the settlement.
Warrants covering the treesufefA
checks for these amounts were COM
nleted today by the auditor. aA4 mum
bcr 1so, drawn on various banking In
stitutions over the state In which state
funds are deposited. Z !; 3 ..5ssyszs.., 49, =
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ST. JOHNS. n. +. April lj.-Crfav-
orable weather conditions again held up
kuStral aviator. Ia max" IN" hrHt
flight across tn" Atlantic. and Ear" ms
rival Captain Frederick !. ltaynhaIn,
thr Rrllsh flicr. virtually III even chance
to hop off, al thu same time.
Captain Eaynhnn'S hastily assembled
Martinsydu went up for Il trial flight
to-day and upon its return WAS pro-.
nollnccd ready for the long trip.
The driZzlInE rain of this morning
turned during tho afternoon tn IL swirl
ing snowfall. which continued tonight.
1t was after the snowfall started that
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MARINE STRIKE
To Be RESUMED D
Walk Out Of $4,000 Men To-
day Expected to Tie Up
New York Rarbor.

NEW YORK. April l5.--Thc Marine
Workers .tffiliatinn declared tonight n
renewal cf tho general harbor Strikc
which will involr" sixteen thousand
workers. Tho new wa!k-nui will 81 INTO
effect nj six o'clock Il. m. Thursday ana
efforts will "" made To II" UP every
thing afloat. including ferry boats.
coastwisc and trans Atlantic ships
Leaders Of tn" organization declared
there would br no exception TO tho
strike order and that even hospital ships
would he included. They asserted their
determination to employ rvrry means at
their command 10 enforce their demands
for IL basic eight hour day and higher
wages.
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MUNICH AGAIN
CONTROLLEDBY
THE COMMUNE
GOVERNMENT TROOPS
IN COMPLETE DEFEAT
Reinforcei ,ents of Loyalists
Being Hurried to the
Capital of Bavaria.

BERLIN. April Is. Via Copenhagen
Tho battle in Munich for the Central
Railway station. ended in the complete
defeat Of the government troops, &C
cordinS 10 Nurenburg adviccs.
BERLIN. April Is. (Eia CopenhaEen'
Munich again is completely In the
hands Of the communists, according to
tho Tagcblatt.
Street fighting in the Bavarian capital
is increasing. Many civilians have been
killed or wounded.
Rcinforcrmcnts for the loyal troops
arc being hurried to Munich from var
ious parts of Bavaria.
Tho Communist force in Munich the
newspaper adds. consists Of paris OF the
garrison. Red Guards and unemployed.
The government hns declined 10 en-
force food blockade against Munich
owing to the distress it would cause IN
the city.
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TIE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-Forecast:
oMo-Showers Wednesday, cooler In
east and south portions; Thursday prob
ably fair.
western Observation-Disclosures We'd
nesday, coldor south portion; Thursday
probably fair.
West vtrgtnia-Rai1 IN ard colder We'd
nesday; Thursday probably fair except
rain extre1no cast portion.
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AGED MARION COUNTY
MAN HANGS himself

FHRMoNT. April 15.-John Fl. Man
ley aged II, prominent resident Of FL
dora this county. committed suicide to-
day by hanging in tho barn at his home"
He had been in failing health for some
timc. At $50 this morning he left IN"
house with n rope. saying hc was going
to tho barn to care for 4 colt which had
injured It's foot.
He did not return and at 1890 thH
1ifalcss body was found hanging from
rafter in tho hay loft.
Manlcy leaves a wife and several
Children.
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PROMINENT LAWYERS SAY BOND
|SS[|E DEBT MUST De PA|D by
PEOPLE Of CITY Of WHEELING.
General IT, S. Riley, W. G. Caldwell and Hon. John g.
Coniff Agree on Vital Point in Charter.
Attorneys Say People of Suburbs Cannot Fay DEBT COL
tracted in Filtration Bond ISSUE I.s
Assertion of Proponents That Suburbs Can Pay Is Nailed
by Legal Opinions from Experts .:S

Ohio countys leading lawyers that the terms OF tine
cv proposed filtration bond ordinance and the proposed
Greater Wheeling such that the people OF heeng
and no others pay the debt of almost two millions OF dollars
bat will be incurred should the filtration bond issue be ahe
GOAL on,ons are as in the statement that betorea
Greater Wheeling can brought into reality the city OF "hee
ing must deay obligations and that there exists 0ue one
ndnflif ftipra all dehtS-taX leVleS.
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ITO DISORDER IN ODESSA

ATHENS. Sunday April l%-Thcrr has
been no disorder in Odessa sine" its
evacuation by allied and Greek troop.
an OFFICIAL statement from tho Greek
war Office says The troops who with
drew under Bolshcviki pressure have
fallen back to n line running along III"
Dnoister river northward from Ack"r-
man. ~
Tho statement says that S.hnA Crock
residents in ConS:antinorlo were safely
embarked on shios fer Greece.
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OHIO COUNTY'S Quota
FOR LOAN S5,913,7OO

CLEVELAND. April li.-Thc fourth
federal reserve district Victory Liberty
Loan quota figures. announced here to-
day included:
pittsburgh S176.94N.1jn: Allegheny
county. sr17.1H5 %5h: Ohio county. West
Virginin s5.9l3.710; West Virginia, total.
SS.I5%.S50.
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compliance all that mortal the late Geosss
will be 10 D
will be held at ST. Matthew r. T.
friends Will act as nonofH! pao'''
will palbearers . =, ... -,, ~ oonvav.d IN
Nages remains De
Sider rector OF the curch vi"
o ,,.~ .,, p,,,,nn,
minutes evcry Wheeling Traction and
Nages tribute ~ Ine
thirteen OF loyal chorI
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NOT ATTACKED

LONDON .Anril 1a--Thr report ih't
IN American food shin WAS atin"icd by
Germans nj TIar'hu-C is not true. ac-
rrrding 80 ru official message received
by American naval hcadnuarirrs h"r": \
message. received hero today said that
al was ruict in rlanbmrc while previous
messages did not mention an% serious
trouble.
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Hun Peace Delegates
To Be Housed Next
Door TO The Police

PARIS. April 15.-Thc German dele
gates to the peace conference. while at
Versailles. will reside In wing or Inc
t,orcl Des Rezrcvoires. adjoining the
prefecture Of police. according TO ar
rangcrcnts announced to-day by Pau1
Dutasta. general secretary OF the peace
conference. French delegates. or mem
bers Of their staffs. will occupy the rest
nf the hotel. which was at one time the
home of Madame Dc Pompadour
Most of the French delegates and the
delceates from the other countries PROB
ably will go to Versailles daily TO at
tend the meetings with the German deIc~
pates at tho Trianon Palace hotel. where
Ibn sunrrmn war council has had Its
beadouarters. The meetings, 1t seems
nrobablc, will continue for ten or hf-
teen days.
The treaty of peace will be signed IN
the famous Hall of Mirrors, in the pal
acc at Versailles.
ccau has made it known that he will
not grant a request to communicate
to the chamber Of deputies alone IN
formation on pending questions In
which the country as whole Is an
creatly interested as the deputies. tne
premier made his vi"ws pubic IN
letter he addressed to Deputy Annrc
Lcbey, when the newspapers an
nounccd that the deputy intended TO m
troduce in the chamber a request LOT
a CAUCUS.
Tho rules wrote tho premier. 40
not permit the discussion Of such
proposition Immediately upon it's intro
duction in the chamber. and I wish 10
inform you that the government cannot
make declarations To the chamber tnat
could not b. made known to tho couh-
try as whole. There Is not f'rrncn-
man who does not share your great IN
teres, in these matters. For that rca-
son. in tho present circumstances, all
havh a right TO the same inforInat'oh'
PARIS. April 15.-tBy the Associated
PressI-Austria-H hungary. Bulgaria ana
Turkey arc not particularly promising
debtors. but the restitutions comm1s-
sion. with the problem Of German COM
pcnsat!on for damages out Of the way
IS taking up the question of the finan-
cial responsibility Of these states, or
tho remnants thereof. along the same
lines as in the case Of Germany.
Gcruany's former allies will be re-
ouired to accept tho principle that theS
arc responsIblc for damages 10 CIVILIAN
lifn and property under IN" sam" Gale
soricS as applied 10 Germany. and
sub-commssion has been studying inc
extent To which ih"y can be- made 10
satisfy debts. Tn" result" Of the work
of the commission thus far arc under
stood To have boon largely negative. as
the assets Of tho debtor states have
vanished to great extent. and rlch
parts Of their domain are now Included
within the bounds of allinl liberated
states Something. however may b" r'-
allied from tho wrcckaEr for Co1nPcn-
sating Italy. Rumania and Serbia.
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Gen. HaIer Leaves for
MayenCe 10 Lead Poles

PARIS. April 15.--t;rncr'l Joseph
Hallcr the commander OF the ihre" l'ol'
ish divisions in Franc" which arc tn nc
transported 10 Poland through Germany
loft Paris today for %aycnc". He "lI'
accompany tn" first contingent ri IN"
Polish troops to cross Germany 10 war
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RETREAT ADMITTED

LONDON. April I5--A retreat or IN
miles i'm the MurtnarSk region is admit
tod nv tho Russian Soviet government
in n wireless mrsSaE" received here to-
day The message says:
'.tn tho direction of Murmansk our
troops have retrcEtcd ton miles to South
of J:ros station at Cros Lake
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LIMERICK. April 15.-(By tn" Asso-
ciatcd Press. )-Heavy squalls Of winn.
rain and hail this evening dampcncd tho
expectations OF the people of Limerick
that Major Wood would arrive here In
his airplane from East Church 10 pre-
pare for an attempt TO cross the Allan
tic. Unless the weather conditions I'm
prove SOON. Wood will lose the adTant-
age Of the full moon. The prospect to-
night is that the unsettled weather con-
ditions will continue for some time.
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Dinner Guest Yels, ITO H. With the American
Flag" as Chamberlain Eulogizes Nations Emblem
Two Britishers Ready for the Aerial 'Hop-OH

r.. rcfr rec OF the flights. said hr had
received no notification OF the entry OF
the Handlcy- Page and was not informed
as tu who it's pilot would be.
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nFATH 0E CITY MANAGER NACLE
BLOW To THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY

citv Council Takes Action at Special Meeting
Cars to Stop Two Minutes During Funeral fr1day @
Morning-Remains to Lie in State at Scottish Kite
Cathedral Thursday.
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DINERS RUSH UPON THE OFFENDER,
AND TEXAN LANDS THE KNOCKOUT

WAIDORF-ASTO AFFAIR OF NEW YOkKS 5
SPHINX CLUB SCENE OF SENSATIONAL IN
CIDENT-IDENTITY OF THE DISTURBER MOI
KNOWN TO CLUBS OFFICIALS
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(ooatinued On PaEs Thirssen-)
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PARIS. April 15.-Premicr clemen-
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-07
EAT LESS MEAT
If BACK HURTS
Take a glass Of Salts to fush Kidneys
if Bladder bothers you-Drink
lots Of water.

Eating meat regularly eventually pro-
duces kidney trouble in some form or
other, says well-known authority, be-
cause the uric acid in meat excites the
kidneys, they become overworked; get
sluggish; clog up and cause all sorts of
distress, particularly backache and mis-
cry in the kidney region; rheumatic twin
ges, severe headaches, acid stomach, con-
stipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness,
bladder and urinary irritation.
The moment your back hurts or kid
neys aren't acting right, or if bladder
bothers you, get about four ounces of
Jad Salts from any good pharmacy;
take tablespoonful in glass of water
before breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will then act fine. This famous
salts is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithia,
and has been used for generations to
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them
to normal activity; also to neutralize the
acids in the urine so it no longer irri-
tates, thus ending Bladder disorders.
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone;
makes delightful effervescent lithia-
water drink which millions of men and
women take now and then to keep the
kidneys and urinary organs clean, thus
avoiding serious kidney disease.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-07
W0ODMEN DELEGATES PROUD
OF JONES AT CONVENTION
Editor Cordele Dispatch:

Editor Cordele Dispatch:
We beg space through the columns
of your paper to give an account of
the Head Camp convention of the
Woodnen of the World held in Rome,
Ga, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day of this week and the part taken
by our fellow Woodman Col ]. Cor
don Jones. The Cordele Camp elect
FED four delegates ourselves with Col.
Jones attended as the delegates from
Cordele, and on account of his promi-
nence in woodcraft in the state we
made Col. Jones chairman to head
our delegation.
When the selection of delegates to
represent Georgia at the Sovereign
Camp Convention of the Woodmen of
the United States was brought before
the convention, Col Jones' name with
fifteen Others was placed in nomina-
ton and to the great surprise al
though agreeable to the delegates
from all over Georgia, Col Jones was
given the highest vote of any dele
gate and as this honor conferred on
Cordele Camp by the Head Camp
came unsolicited and as compli-
.ment to Col Jones, we are certainly
proud of the great victory for Col
Jones and the Woodmen of Cordele.
We wish to say that Col Jones is a
good worker in a big convention, he
was really the moving spirit and led
the most important fights brought be-
fore the convention. w. H. Wood
ruff who resides at Macon but who
holds his membership in the Cordele
Camp was also elected, however Mr..
Woodruff will in all probability be
unable to go with Col. Jones on ac-
count of his affliction, he having been
recently stricken with paralysis
Another honor and place of promi
nence was accorded to the Cordele
delegates in the selection of Col
Jones as one of the speakers on the
stage with Judge Max Meyerhart, of
Rome, Sovereign Commander w. A.
rldoSI, anu OShcIdl CouISol f. ~
Bradshaw, of Omaha, Neb., at the
great meeting held in the city audi.
forum Thursday evening arranged by
the people of Rome to entertain the
visiting Wcodmen. We must say that
Col. Jones has put Cordele on the may
in Woodcraft in Georgia as it was
never before.
A. ]. SMITH,
E. R. OVERLY,
A. P. HAMMETT.
Delegates.
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LIVE WHILE YOU'RE LIVING.

Text: There's no smile on the
face of 4 tombstone.)
With all your pride and with ali of
YOUR pother,
How much do you know of your
grandfather's father?
Reducing it down to its ultimate dec,
imal, 'r'
You'll admit that it's fraction is infini-
testimal
Scare deed that he did, scarce a
word that he uttered,
An oath that he swore, or a prayer
that he muttered!
And yet he was kissed, he was cursed,
he was mated;
He was lauded and loved, he was har-
ried and hated.
Yet after the rites of his last GENE
terial,
Hes erased from the page, from his
birth to his burial.
So you, who've forgotten who CHANGED
to forefather, you, 81
Even SO your descendants will soon
cease to bother you
In the midst of their marketings mrm-
mings and marriagings,
They'll have no time at all for ur
praise or disparagings.
As you outlaw your debt to The l,ast
and preceding,
So you cancel your claim on the IS es
succeeding,
Hence the Here and the Now, hose
who favor or fret you,
Are the only ones not yet inclnad to.
forget you.
So go on your way gaily. while getting
and living,
Add take notice daily to live while
you're living Edmund Vance
Cook.