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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-26
COMMENCEMENT RECITAL
Was Given Enthusiastic Appreciation at
Goddard Last Evening.

A good sized and very enthusiastic au-
dienee gathered in the Goddard seminary
assembly hall last evening to hear the
commencement recital given by the stu
dents in the music department Of the
school. The program consisted Of piano,
vocal and chorus numbers. The excellent
technique Of the students gave proof of
the profit they had made Of their good
instruction, and their splendid intcrpre
tation was mark OF natural ability.
The program consisted of: Overture,
''Egemont' Beethoven, Alice Reed,
Ruby Blain and Emily Libby; songs,
Summer Moon tTerhune), Might"
Monk Could, and Dawn" Monk
Could, Rose Levin; .Poupee yalsante
tPoldinil, Marjorie Kent; "Reverie
tSchuettl, Edward Brush; aria, Il Have
Lost My Eurydiee" Chuck, Annie Sar.
gent; "Scherzo" tMendelssohnl, Miriam
Hopkins; "Smmber, Sea (Risherl, girls
glee club; ia Galantee7 (Hummell,
Mary Allen; aria, "Ciecas Song, La Clio
conda' (Ponchiellil, Marjorie Worces-
ter; ITO Spring (Greigl, Ruby Blain
Sous Bots" rStaubl, Alice Reed; songs,
sea Fever" (Rogersl, Beyond mabel
| w Daniels, and "Recompense' (Wil-
liam G. Hammond, Elizabeth Bingham
duet for two pianos, I'll Trovatore Fan
tasia' Verdi Alberti), Ruby Blain and
Mary Allen; "Briday Chorus" from "The
Rose Nader" tCowenl, girls glee club
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-26
FUNERAL OF w. A. PERRY
Was Held at the Baptist Church Yester.
day Afternoon.

The funeral of William A. Perry, an
old resident of Barre who died Sunday
evening, was held yesterday afternoon at
the First Baptist church, and large
number Of townspeopIe and some from
outside the city gathered to pay their
tribute of respect to the deceased.
Rev. B ], Lehigh, pastor of the church,
was the officiating clergyman and Doug
lass lnglis sang two solos, Does Jesus
Care" and Beyond being accompan-
led on the pipe organ by Mrs. i. j.
Batchelder. The bearers were three sons,
Clayton ", Glenn +. and Ivan Perry, a
son-in-law, Byron A. Wright, grand
son, Bunal Cheney, and business part
ner, A. B. Lane. Interment was in the
family lot in Elmwood cemetery. There
were many beautiful floral tributes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-26
EX-K4ISER MAY TRY
TO RE-ENTER GERMANY
Confidential Reports Had Been Received
in Washington Before the Former
Crown Prince Effected His
Escape

Washington, d. G. June 26.-Confden-
tial reports that the former German
crown prince and also probably the for
mer emperor would attempt to re-enter
Germany after the signing Of the peace
treaty, were received recently by govern.
ment officials here. This became known
to-day after an Associated Press dis
patch telling of the escape of the crown
prince had been received.
The former German crown prince was
interned by the Dutch government on
the island Of Wieringen, and if he pre-
serves his status as a soldier the opin
ion of International law authorities here
is that the Netherlands government may
be held accountable by the associated
powers for his escape.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-26
Salts
faction

shipment of monument from Barre to
Rangoon, Burmah, Asia. He found, in
making up his rating and getting his in
formation, that boat leaves New York
in a few days and that the monument
could be shipped on that, ii ready He
declined to give the name Of the ship.
per this morning, The rate was much
lower than it was expected it would be.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-26
MUELLER AND BELL.
Selected by Germany to Sign the Peace
Treaty.

Berlin, Wednesday, June 25 tBy the
Associated Pressl Hermann Mueller,
the foreign minister, and DIR. Bell the
colonial minister, it was announced to.
night, have been selected as the German
ENJOYS to sign the peace terms They will
leave Berlin Friday,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-26
Notice TO the Public

Warning is hereby given to the people
of Barre to clean up the refuse about
their premises in order to prevent fires in
the Fourth Of July celebration
+. M Tobin, chief of fire department.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-26
WEBSTERVILLE

Don't forget the necktie and apron so.
cial at the Websterville Baptist church
Friday evening. Neckties sold at 1880
Refreshments served. Ice cream and
candy on sale. Everyone invited adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-26
BARRE GRANITE TO BURMAH.
Rush Shipment Being Made-Shipped
from New York This Week.

G. D. Waters, general freight agent of
the Montpelier and Wells River railroad,
had unique rating to make yesterday
when be was asked to give rate on the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-26
Gard ne Tbante

We wish to thank the neighbors and
friends who were so kind to us in our
bereavement and for the beautiful floral
tributes at the funeral
Family Of the late w A. Perry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-26
PLAINFIELD

r. Il. Clarkson s. Co. Of Barre will give
recital on the Brunswick monograph
at the home Of L. r. Fortney, Friday
evening, June q, at 5 o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-26

July IA is Bastile day, the principal
French holiday 1t is also the anniver
sary of the beginning by the Germans in
1918 of their last drive toward Paris,
which ended so disastrously for them
through the staunch Franco-Ameriean
resistance and ultimate counter attack.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-26

sags.sss,. A regular meeting of Hia-
sI@3s wstha lodge, No. 20, l. @. o.
8sssT f., will be held on Thursday
evening, June 26, to work the second de
gree on class of candidates. Visiting
Odd Fellows are cordially invited Per
order of noble grand
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-26
FRANCE CELEBRATES JULY IA.
Official Date Selected Is Anniversary Of
Bastile Day.

Paris, June &C. The French govern
ment has decided that the official victory
celebration by France shall take place
on July A.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-26
BARRE DAILY TIMES
THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1919.
The Weather.

Showers probably tonight and Friday
moderate south winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-26
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
De Laval Separators

Are best first, best last, best at all times.
Right here, ready to crank up. Remember,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-18
ESCUELAS INTERNACIONALES
Edfcio Noa. Apartado 81.
San Juan Puerto Rico.

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-18
El estado mayor italiano Sc
We asi en- presencia Gle una
H. situacion muy delicada
PEPPINO GARIBALDI
NIEGASE A SERVIR
DE CANDIDATE
Ell duque de Aosta va a Flu
me a fin de interceder con
D'Annunio para que no
aVance

Un despacho de la Prensa Asociada
4 fechado en- Finme da cuenta de que
ol territorio que Ell Ia actualidad ocu-
pan las fusrzas de D'Annunzio forma
an triangulo equilatero mo de cuyos
ladoS esta tornado por Ia costa Y ca
ola uno de los cuales mide aproxima-
damente seis millas.
/ Uno de los vertices Sc halla EN- Pre-
! luca, mas menos a dos millas de
Abbazia; ell otro en- Urigni, lugar que
Sc halla entire Sussak V Buccari. EI
vertice superior queda EN- Clana. Ia
linea de Preluca a Clana pasa por Cas-
t. tua: Ia de Clana la costa atravissa
Ia Grobnica.
La ciudad de Sussak, que queda Ell
la .parte yugoeslava de Fiume, Sc halla
dentro de los hnites del territorio que
ocupan las fuerzas de D'Annunzio.
Ell estado mayor italiano Sc halla
en- presencia de un grave problana,
pues EN- SuSsak esta acuartelad9 ia
Brigada de la Reina, que hasta aho7
ra ha permanecido leal al gobierno de
] Nitti pero que Sc encuentra totalmen-
te cercada por las tropas de D. Annun-
zio Para retirar esas 'tropas, con l2s
que no hay ahora manera de comuni-
carse sin pasar por las lineas de D.
Annunzio, habria que luchar con las
fuerzas de este, paso que no Sc cree
haya de darse sino que, probablemen-
te, Sc optara por entrar EN- arreglos
con D'Annunzio para que permita ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-18

paso de v7veres destinados esa bri-
brigada.
otco despacho de Roma da cuenta
de Due ell general Peppino Garibaldi,
en- una carta que publica III Tempo"
Sc MEGA servir de candidate en- las
pr6ximas elecciones. Ell general Ga
ribaldi aprueba 10 hecho por D'Annun-
zio dice que no cree que los ALA
dos intervengan en Fiume.
De Paris comunican que el Duque de
Aosta ha lido Fiume a fin de infuir
con D'Annunzio para que no extien-
da sus lineas de operaciones y aguar-
de la decision de los aliados
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-18
Huelga de Iavandefas
en- AguahlIa

Las lavanderas de este pueblo Sc
han declarado en- huelga, reclaman-
do aumento de precio en- el lavado de
una docena de pleas de ropa sucia.
que hasta ahora sc ha venido pagando
a rs centavos.
La justicia de este movimiento es
por demas notoria, como puede YER
Sc por la nota que copiamos a CONT
nuacion y que expresa claramente el
costo de 10 que Sc gasta en- el lavado
y preparation de la ropa, Y que hasta
ahora ha salido del propio salario que
CANA la lavandera.
Una libra de jab6n, IA cents; car
bon Y lena, Is; perlina, 6; anil 2; al
midon 6; sebo 2, Y para el muchacho
que entrega Y recoie Ia ropa 4. total,
"a centavos.
Deduciendo de los IS centavos, que
can solamente 21, que realmente vic
ne ser el salario que percibe una mu
jer por tres dias de trabajo. Bien me
recen esas infelices que Sc les pague
el salario que solicitan, que segdn in
formes, es solamente $1.50.
FL Comite de Ia huelga 10 compo-
nen Modesto Figueroa, Alicia Suarez y
Candelario Olivo. z director consul
tor, es Gregorio Vas.
LA LEY DE SALARIO MININfO.
Los trabajadores de la casa "San
ders, Philippi Co. Sc han declarado
en- huelga, solicitando sea puestas envi
gor la ley de ocho horas Y la del sala
rio minimo. La firma Sanders Phi
lippi Y Co." Sc dedica principalmente
al negocio de cafe.
CORRESPONSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-18
BurIa BurIandO
DiariO de un ciudadanO

\ -"Anoche me acoste con Ia inten
cion de levantsrme temprano. No 10
lpude conseguir porqus el despertador
me ha fallado. Els de construction re-
ciente acaso este contlminado tam.
bien con el humor huelguistico de IA
epoca. Sc paro las 'ocho horas'' Ell
'punt6 no Quiso flmcionar I'M minute
mas
Pido el desayuno. Me dicen que ell le.
chero no ha venido Que 10 ha impe-
dido Ia Sanidad Una vez mas me
ha dejado la sanidad en- ayunas
Que la criada no Sc ha levantado to-
davia y ESQ que lie he aumen edo el suel-
do la semana pasada.
-Salgo a recojer el psriodico me
10 encuentro hecho un guinapo. Ell re.
partidor 10 hab;a t-atado asi Y ESQ que
del periodico viva. En- la unica plana
que quedo ilesa no encuentro mas que
relaciones de crimenss, atropellos, des-
pachurramientos, declaraciones de un
politico famoso otras calamiaades.
La cocinera tampoco Ia venido.
No me extrafla Anoche hubo m1tin en
Ia sociedad La Redencion de la Ca
zhela Por fortuna la sonora en-
tiende also dc cocina podenos il
soDrellevando la situacion. Gran ven
taja IS para una senora de su casa
el saber cocinar.
Aver me prometio el sastre bajo
palabra d. honor que hoy me manda-
ria primera hora los panSalones Que
me esta confeccionando hace un mes.
En- efecto, el honor del sastre ha Que
dado NAL, pordue los pantalones no han
aparecido. Pero yo Sc 10 perdono por-
que ha surgido una fuerte agitlci6n
entire los aprsciables miembros del club
La Aguja Libre''
I'll carbonero, que es primo del ban
dolero Chuchu me viene a decir
que. SC acabo el carbon; pcro anade
conhdencialmente Que 10 habra para
nj 81 Sc 10 pago el doblc. Trata dc jus
tificarse alegando que los obreros car
bonsros Sc han decla.ado en- huelga re
clamando aumento Gle jornal para poder
vestirse de blanco.
Me he pasado toda la manana es-
perando al carpintero, al albaniL y al
,instalador para ajustar I'M trabajo. Min
guno apalecio ESQ. que saben que
pago libsralmente a toca teja. Sin
duda estos dignos artesanos viven eli
el mejor de los mundos. Yo con todos
mis- titulos academicos a cuestas no en-
cuent"o donde ganar un dollar.
Salgo, mejor d;cho, hugo de mi ca
sa voy tomar el tranvia. Espero
media hora. Al fin, lagan cinco jun
tos. lie pregunto al cobrador el per quo
de la demora. me mira displicente y
me vuelve la espalda sin contestar. Ha.
bra sido porque no tengo derecho Ell.
terarme dc ciertas cosas.
-Quiero comprar cigarriilos.- No
hay, me dicen eli varios puestcs. POI
FIN. encueltro una cajetilla con su CO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-18

rrespondisnte sorpresa''. Antes Ia
sorpresa consistia ell una estampa; aho
"a esta EN- que la cajetilla no trae
mas que doce cigarrillos ell vez de
los diez Y ssis que antes traia. Todo
por NOR de la ultima huelga de los
cigarreros Me parcce que II indusflia
tahacalera Sc va a quedar sin este
parroquiano.
--Entro eli un cafe (que esta lleno
de gente, pero sucio asqueroso todo
el dia) con la honesta int7ncion Ic
tomar algo. El dependiente me r;cibe
con bastante NAL gssto. Es verdad Que
lie interrumpi Ia lectura de un peri6-
dico Ell ell que Sc veia MI titular de
le .ras como morcillas que decia: Lie
60 Ia hora e. Si.nto Ia nostalgia
del pasado en- el que uno era tratado
en- ell cafe con amabilidad rsspe,o.
-Llsgo la botica y no salgo me
TO-. librado. FL dependiente me pone
una cara entire hostil tacitarna. Le
pido informes sobre el modo de apIi-
carme el medicamento me contssta
con nm buiido y HE tira el paquete So
bre el mostrador Tai vez consia-
ia ahora ell esq Ia dignidad prof
sional.
-Voy la barberia. El Official sc
apodsra de mi cabeza como 81 fueae
una hogaza de pan de ounce dias y
erlpieza cortar rebanadas 4 caGa ms
tante me fguro que lie voy dciar
una quijada entire las manos. Entire
tajo y taio iii opsrario paliqusa con
81 que ticne al lldo sobre Ia "reden-
ci6n social. Doy gracias a Dios
per haber logrado, al fin, redimir mi
cabeza.
Hasta Ell las ofcinas insulares Sc
notan tambien algunas senales do los
ticmpos. Entro en- una ofcina ell Ia
que me obligan a ingresar ell una .'cc-
la de ounce veinte ciudadanos que
esperan a que ei seiior Official termine
el dulce coloQuio que ha entablado con
la hermosa mecanografa de enfrenta
En- ia mesa de mas ALA no aciertan a
darme el informe que solicito. No me
extraia: me encuentro Gil una oticina
cuyo jefo os iii antique peluQuero
Me cncuentro mi amigo Ea.to-
10. Con VOC enferniza Sc lne queia de
haber empezado a fabcicar na casa.
-!Cnce libras de peso ncvo p. .diaas
va desde que comsnc6 Ia obra 10
raro es que la hayas iniciado, cA, can
dido Bartolo, lie contesto. NADIA sc puo-
dc enpezar hoy porque no Sc sabe co
mo nj cuando acabara.
-Todo esta asi. El mundo Sc encuon-
ira en- pleno desvencijamiento Paci en-
cia. Malana sera otro dia 81 es
que ese manana amanece porQue cs
de temer que hasta cl padre sol, rebel
de avsrgonzado. Sc niegue darnos
su lumbre, ,esto es, que Sc declare tam
bi5n ell huelga IA hora menos pen
sada. -
/ M ALVAREZ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-18
LA LEY DE sALARIo MININfo.

CoRRESPoNSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-18
Banco Territorial y AgrfcoIa
de Puerto Rico
DIVIDENDO PASIVO.

Ei Consejo de Administrator session ceebrada el
29 del actual ha acordado pedir accioniatas de la
SECUNDA SERE, dvdendo pasvo de ounce dollars por
acci6h, cyo pago ha de hacerso elective Gaia del
Banco mas tarda ell dia 30 de NoVienbre de 1919 de-
biendo los aoconstas al vecar e pago, presentar los
Resguardos Provisonaes credvos de accones para
hacer en- eos las anotaciones correspondentes.
En cumpimento de que preceptda ell articuIo IL de
los Esattos de la Sociedad hace pdbco para conoc
miento de los de las eferdas acciones-San
Juan F. R. 80 de setiembre de 1919E Secretao P Ro-
.caort-Vo. Bo--El Presidente, r. n. Degado
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-18

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-18

Contabilidad
hecauogTafia y Ttquigrafia
Propaganda CompletA
Idioma Ingles
Idi0ma Frances
ESPEcIALIDADES CoRTAS
Ajuste y hOntRje de hiqui-
mas
Torneado MecenieO
Cepillado y FresadO MeeGni-
cos
h0delos parA el Manejo de
los Frenos de Aire
Matematicas
Instruction Prketiea Elemsn-
tai
Aritm6tica Comerciai
TaQuigrafia y AecanogTaffA
Coutabilidad
OrrespOndencia MereAntil
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Ifanyias EitctricOs
instalationes Electri.
cas- .
uluauos y hot0feg
Distribution lntefior o
insttlattoueg PflVa-
daE
Maheio ne las Insta-
llClourg dG Nnp0r y
ElectTlcas
Mauels Dc las Irsta-
laCipHes de NapOr
Mareio de las MaQui-
mas DC Napo- y Di-
nanDg
Manele de las kGQui.
mas DC Napof
Manejo de L0comOto-
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C1mercf5
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-11-12
"AUNT KATE" TALKS OF
POETRY.
Dear Advertiser Readers:
Z. = -

Dear Advertiser Readers:
Last week while in Iaurcns | had
few minutes pleasant chat with one
Of her leading bankers. Had not fate
made him Keeper of $hckcls he
might have been man Of letters for
he has a decided litcrcry bent. lie
likes Il good book and is very gcncr-
Gus and always loans TO his friends.
| am his debtor in that respect. for he
has shared several WORTHWHILE books
With me. In our chat gathcrc he had
lost 4 book Of poems, and as especial
~ Want to read it this letter, dear
reader, can be looked upon something
as a tracer. SO if any Of you have a
book called. Rhymes From Tcnncs-
SEQ or Echoes From Tennessee
il strikes me though. that neither Of
these arc the correct title. However.
this must do know to be so: it is
something from Tennessee!
have 4 great fondncss for poetry
not tho Miltonic kind, but the singing.
rhyming kind You may not know it
but once upon time my childhood
chum and decided one day to be
poctcsscs SO We farcd forth one
summer day 10 hillside in the pas
turc and thcrc we sat meath a shady
tree and woocd the Muse!
looked across the pasture and
gaZcd N the COWS cOntcntcdly chewing
their Cuds and tried TO depict the peace
full. rural sccnc in rhyme. but nary 4
rhyme could | muster. might sa!
before forget ii. wasted all my pa.
per and ate up the lead pencil. Ny
chum did better. 4 great deal better
In fact she wrote whole verse.
wonder if She has forgotten? | though
il so wonderful that it was tuckct
away in mcmorys wall and give i
now to YOU:
Summer is here with hcrt flowers 81
sweet.
And children can go With their Whit
bare feet.
Paddle in the creek or play in tn
sand
For that is the Joy all over the land.
| disagreed only in one point an
that was. to be exactly truthful, on
could not say white bare feet.
That was one talent did so wis
that might have inherited. My moth
or could and did compose splcndi
poetry as the old files Of The ilcral
will show. From her scrap book
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-11-12
States With Spanish Names.

The following state names are Of
Spanish derlvation: California-hot
furnace; Colorado-color red; Florida
feast Of flowers; Nevada--snow coy
cred; Oregon--wlld marjoram..
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-11-12
INDIGESTION
CAN'T STAY
Stomach Pain, Sourness, Gases,
and Acidity ended with
"Pape's Diapepsin"

Out-of-order Stomach feel fine at
Scn sas oo" ""dses,cd !" e%o feo% sS
When you feel indigestion pain, Jumps
Of distress in stomach. heartburn or
headache. Here is instant relief.
)uSt as soon as you cat tablet or
two Of Pape's Diapcpsin all the dys-
prpsia indigestion and stomach dis
trcss caused by acidity will end These
pleasant, harmless tablets Of Pape's
Diapepsin always put sick, upset, acid
Stomachs in order at once and they
cost so little at drug stores.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-11-12

| Spring is coming! Spring is coming;
| Swell the chorus loud and strong,
| Wake oh! wake yc little warblcrs,
| Cheer us with your sweetest song.
| The other was composed on the
death OF Stoncwall jackson, May 10th,
1863. Beginning
The tenth Of May was ushcrcd in
n holy Sabbath day,
And friends were gathered round the
couch
On which the sufferer lay"
And ending thus
Lets cross the River" to what these
words refer.
Was it to Deaths cold icy stream
Or Shenandoah dear?
We do not know, but this believe,
When crossed the River DER
lie rested swcctly meath the trees
That shade the other shore"
Another one OF her rhymes that
come back to me tonight was the one
we called Buds First Speech" 1t
has gone clean out Of fashion TO call
the boys in ones family Bud. but
that used to be the fashion. especially
in the l.angston family. I'll never for
set the sadness in my mothers voice
rs | opened the loCkCt she kept so
Sacrcdly and asked whose picture il
was that looked out at me. She wiped
her eye on The corner of her apon as
she gazcd at the boyish face, "That is
Bud He was killed at The battle of
SharpSburg."
One day | came home from school
on the verge Of tears. "Ma," | said
as | hung my satchcl and sunbonnct
on the nail you'll Just have to make
Bud speech. Mr.. Madden says he
is going to whip the one that doesn't
have one Friday. He don't care how
big or how little they arc! Hc heard
speeches for the first time today and
| had learned him six Little Rabbits"
, and because some Of the others said il.
he Wouldn't bulge. | tried to get him
, to say Goodbye little Birdie" or" Lit
tie bird, little bird up in tree. and
, won't do it, cause they have all been
recitcd too Then mother sat down
, and in a iiffy she had Bud speech.
! 81 like to go to school
o And learn my lessons we'll;
And when the children do a wrong
III nc'cr the teacher, tell.
, 1t hurts mo tho whcnccr | miss
=, Some little wec-bit word:
7 And have to stay and miss the fun,
'Tis then my heart is stirred
But if my teacher thinks ii best
IN bear il if | can
And will not fret, nor fuss. nor pout
g But stand ii like man"
He has said many a speech since
then. but never in his life will he evcl
have more admirins audience thar
the mother and sister in the old farm
house who made for and taught hin
the first speech.
And now, as said once before.
like good, Qingly poetry; and if any
s of YOU know where can find DR.
.Nken's book Something C?l from
Tennessee" I'll appreciate srcatl!
Your sending it to me. assure 80,
,- III Get it safety to the owner
I read a little poem today tha
= amused me greatly. and believe i
will cause a broad grin on The face o
all who read ii. 1t was on the boy: