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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-07-15
FARM COURSEUP
TOITSPATRONS
interest to Determine
Plans for Second Three
Days

Plans for continuing the short
course at the Third District A. & NJ.
College six days now depend on the
interest manifested by club members
@during the first three days for which
ne program has been completed.
This program is announced today by
Principal John NJ France and ]. w.
Cole, special field agent of the fed
Grad department of agriculture, as
follows:
Monday, July 19.-Live Stock
Day.
Tuesday, July 2O.-Agronomy and
Horticulture Day.
chanics and Poultry Husbandry Day.
On this day DR.. DeVail Bliss will
deliver his lecture on Feeding The
Child" lecture it is especially de-
sired that all of the women of Sum-
ter county should hear.
Among those who will take part
in the program are Messrs. Bivins,
Powell, Nelson, Stewart, McMath,
Dukes, Royal, Wallace, Howell, Pur-
cell, Tabor, Prior, France, Bradford
Marshall, Culpepper and Mann; Mrs.
Bond, Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Williams
and Mrs. Gurr and Misses Hamilton
Morris, Burton, Fortson, Matthews.
Rathbone, White and Dowdell.
Subjects to be discussed include
Selection and Management of
Breeding Hogs" Care of the Sow
and Her Litter" Pasture Crops for
Hogs" Marketing Hogs" "Care for
Milk on the Farm" ''How to Make
Good Farm Butter" Feeding and
Managing the Family Cow" EARN
Crops" Fertilizers" Home Or
chards," Farm Machinery" "Poul-
try" "Club Work" and Health"
Special studies for club girls who
will attend the short course include
"Butter Making" "Steam Pressure
Canning" Salad Making" Beau
tifying the Home" Economical and
Tasteful Dressing" Elementary and
Invalid Cooking" Elementary Sew
ing" "Basketry," etc.
The short course begins, as an
nounced several days ago, on July 10
and the cost for the three days, in
cludiig board at the college, will be
$500. Club members who do not
board in the dormitory, Principal
France said today, will not have to
pay anything, while those who pre-
fer may pay their board there in
meal, -four, potatoes, tomatoes, chick
ems, eggs, butter, or anything else
that can be used to eat.
Room rent and lights are free to
club members during the session of
the short course. They will be ex-
pected, however to bring with them
to the dormitories sufficient sheets.
towels and toilet articles for their
needs. Beds, mattresse, ETC., are fur
nished free by the school. Those
who wish to attend the short course,
land who prefer to come in trucks,
automobiles, etc., and bring their
dinners with them, will incur no ex-
pense whatever, Principal France
states, while competent men and wo-
men will be at the college day and
night during the continuance of the
course, to see that the best possible
care is taken of the boys and girls
at all times.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-07-15
17THDISTRICT

Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Beatty, Of
Worth, are visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Za~k Beatty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Barnes and
children; also Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Cowart, of Bronwood, visited NJ. A
Turner and family Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Lansford was called
to the bedside of her sister, rms
Howell Turner, of Dover, this week
Mrs. Turner is very sick.
Some of the neople of this section
have gone to Doerun to attend the
singing convention.
The Baptists held their yearly
meeting at Providence church Friday
Saturday and Sunday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-07-15
The Wife and Mother Working on the Farm

The dark drudgery
of her life caused
the bitter mistake
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-07-15

The undeveloped water power in
Georgia, 2,152,S5O horsepower.
Developed water power in Georgia
$4,000 horsepower.
Annual loss to Georgia by waste of
water power 1915, 285, 900.
Value Of annual production of oil
in Texas reported $4,000, 900.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-07-15

this week at Walden with her broth
er, Gus Kitchens.
Tom Wicker, of Americas, spent
the weekend with his brother, Geo
M. Wicker.
John Green and John Allen, Of
Bethel, spent Sunday here with rela.
tives.
Mrs. Lizzie Bedenbaugh and son
Oscar, were in Montezuma Monday
afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. J. G. Feagin anc
family, of Americas, spent the week
end here with relatives.
Watson Wicker was business Wis
itor in Americas Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George. Clark, Of
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-07-15
EASY, HOME SELF TREATMENT

Overstoutness weakens, the liver be.
comes sluggish, fat accommodates, heart
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-07-15

NA ~ SAGE Money and SmiIei
M 1E We guarantee razor blades
W. re.shapened on our New
III bs> Velvet Edger to shave as
t. good as new. Single edge &c.
Double Edge &c.
keystone Razor g. Cutlery Co
I-& 81 PeachTee ST.. Atlanta, Ca
Expert razor work all kinds. Wind
sor Pharmacv, Mailing Agents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-07-15
We, Not God, Forgot

When we entrusted this power in our State only to
individuals and corporations and roped the hands Of
Georgia her and cities that today they are help
less in the grip of organized giants
Corporations limited by law solely to making money
for stockholders-
Companies which therefore serve only those in
hickly settled districts able pay corporation prices
and leave farms villages and the homes of the many cold
dreary, powerless and in gloom
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-07-15
FINLEY To Head
Rainbow Veterans

BIRMINGHAM, July 15.-Col.
Mathew FINLEY, of Ohio, was yester-
day elected president of the Rainbow
Veterans association.
Cleveland, Ohio, was selected as
the next convention city.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-07-15

action becomes weak,
energy fails, work is an
effort and the beauty OF
the figure is destroyed.
Fat excess is unhealthy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-07-15

OF
ower2
$2OOOoOo
....'s, :s .: :;: s -. s: .: .:..
. in Texas
The Work of rs, 1924, 200 Men
could
water power annually wasted in Georgia
sgNF "The Woman Whom God Forgot
=: go: :; e; 6
zsy The Wife and Mother Working on the Farm
E; Z: e.; e.: : ::;:;3
God Forgets Nothing But the Forgiven Sin So
farm were s H. s' %sd ' ~sss sA hs ' ssa % set
Him . give by and draw~s homa
our mountain a and vsIus n rMb i rGa.ns Down
darkness help p1's the p' Ss
dens all the wold-ur
We, Not God, Forgot
individuals s s s' psaea s ' ssd raps si '' sa
less in the gpo Of organized giants
Corporations Enaedb laws making money
Companies therefore only those
af y f a dsn Te nd tho Pg e0PqF b p4
dreay,p owaes sand in gloom
SENATORS PrTTMAN of the 42d District RABUN of the
CAN Both SMITH of the 7th ELDERS of the End DOR
RLS of the 48th, and PRESIDENT OLIVE and
REPRESENTATIVES CONVICTION of Colquitt ALFRIEND
of Baldwin WILLIAMS of Worth, ANDERSON of Jenkins,
STEWART of Atkinson, HOLLINGSWORTH of Sceven, and
JACKSON of Jones
Have introduced
SenaeB Nos
The Main Rope From Your Wrists
That is this
tg Civ hem
10 for
These Bills, If Passed
VIII Enable You to Say For Yourself
By Your Vote
with controlled in andh
uwihig tandpo the ervceo Of rpuh a
stead ofat the
Only the Corporations Would Be Served
By Keeping You
From Saying at the Polls
Whether Not
The STATE SHOULD ACT
b h Muncp Leageo Of Georgia.
complies les . etaemens ubl.he /. ebyh
e,sd adore 5cen N stamps cover tn o
CIy Atlanta,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
JAK Sc NEKDE MERf CAS-

Obyvatele .jiznich ostrovn We
Nclkcm oceanc dovedou zylast.
MIN zphsobem nrciti, jak pokro.
ell cas-. Vczmou jadra ofcchu,
jca obsahuji mnozstvi hoflavtho
oleje, take zapalimc-li jc, hofi,
yyberou pokud mono stejna, IL
pcvni je radon na zebro listu pal
moyeho, take SC vzajcmn6 doty-
kali. Zapali.li sc hofcni, Short v
jiste dobe a chytne.li druht, stcj
nd yclik6, shofi op6t We stejn6m
case.
V pravidclnych mczerach npev.
nj SC ma zebra listova snopky vet
week a Poole toho, shofclo-li ia.
dro jednomu ncbo druhemu snop-
ku, uplynulo vice q meme casu.
Pohlcd ma tyto primitivni hodin-
ky pouti obyvatele 0 uplynultm
ease. Negfi republiky Libcrie
mali mefeni casu jcste pohodlnej-
II.
Jelikoz ndsledkem zcmepisne
poloby, V nK Sc tcnto pas zemt
.nachazi, stoji slnncc 0 poledndcb
Y zenithu, zapadajic cely rok sko.
rem neustale v sest hodin, nepo.
tfebuji negfi hodinck, ac by ii je
mohli zaopatfiti, jsoucc V rnznGm
obchodnim spojeni Protoze jim
ale ma nejake minute nesejde, tn
spokojl SC stayem sluncc, COZ jc
pyfiodlnijsi, lacin6jsi a vzhIedcm
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

hinsoncm Crusoe a aniz dosahuit
dila Defoc.ova umclccklm poda.
MIN d genialni prostotou, md pre-.
&c mnoht jcho charakteristickt
rysy.
Jsou TO "Osndy Hai.lbn-Jok
tuna cd Abn Dzcfara. IbnTofai-
10 2 kordony, napsane asi v polo
vici u. %stoleti, kdy maurskd kul-
tnra We Spanalsku kratcc pred
syym %1padkcm rozkvetala ncjyi.
&c. lIrdina knihy vysazcn ie ma
podiyuhodntm pusttm ostroy6 a.
ko dittj Ian jcj tam koji a Wy
chova kdyz yyrostl, opatfi 81
ohcn tfcnim dfcya o scbc, odiva
Sc zyifcci kozi, p%ostavi 81 chatu,
kroti ptdky n divoke osly, Wy.
V sobG ysak take nabozen-
skou sousiayu, ktera ysude tusi
moudrost n dokonalost iakehosi
.styofitclc . jednotnost ccle styo.
rene pfirody.
Pozdcji PRIDE X menu ma 0.
bratr zboznt sckty n pouch.
ic no dale. IIaj.Ibn Joktan opu-
sti ma krhtkou dobu ostrov, ale
no Tide odmitnou, yrdti SO
rad do svd samoty. Celck je fan
liceni, obsahujici mnohe
neyerojatnosti, ale zarove1 take
pfesny MAJOR ma ziyot u ziyotni
moudrost.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

mad. V N6meckn yyskytl Sc roku
1926 pfcklad arabske knihy, kite
rd niue pravem byti povazovdna
"a neistarsi robinsonadn sy6ta
Kniha tn yznikIa dayno pred Ro.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
ARABsKA R~oBINsoNADA.

Po gcnidlnim die Daniela De
foe ndslcdoyala We vsech kultur.
J Mich zcmich celia spousta robinso.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
Mu2e 81 TO doyolit.

90. ale ten lekaf 81 pofidil
aut0mobil, co7n
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

"Ano ale IA dive zapalena
slepa stfcva NJ 81 niue neco do
VOLT"
Lei elm dele ~opakuies, tim j(.
siln6jsi.-F. Vymazal.)
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

k zemdpisne poloze take spolehli.
v6isi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14

Davis, secretary campaign committee, Box 536."
We do not know Davis. He may be fictitious
person. But it is his type that must be wiped out of
America He is menace. Ii the legislature has any
sort of backbone courage, it should pass law put
ting men like Davis in the penitentary for the sort
of thing he has done.
Davis screed is an attack upon Catholics. In this
attack he has gone mad. He attacks both Senator
Jones and William Inglis, yet neither is Catholic.
He attacks Gov Hart because forsooh, the governor
has appointed some Catholics
The Star all must know. is against Hart, and IL is
against Jones' but lose of prestige has
may lose every reader it has-if it should de-
nounce ANY man because of religious differences.
But Davis is not the only offender in this respect.
We have before another screed issued by THE Amer
Patriotic Educational League. 4152 Arcade Bldg And
this league the election of certain candidates because
they ARE Catholics.
Pity America if either the Davis group the Arcade
building group control of public affairs.
The Star pledges itself unalteraby against them both. II
wants neither the A. p A. Catholicism to rule this
country II wants religious dogma creed faction
to rule politically The church and the state must
remain separate in these United States.
Americans, this is a call to dutyl
Be on guard, lest fanaticsm overtakc US
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14
A Spree of Color

Folks used to think when haun music critics would
from
anything
sort
What does little with get right up
color orchestraon" in the theatre sgnor Ach
youthful
bles
The electricians a
Then in tho final
ALL and
hue OF pink is cast everything away.
audience avalens from a o
Rciard to
DAnnunzio Quarnero rcro- or n
There seem 10 be seDorai spelling Macsincv
the spells
The makers
Long time mi hing for publ
The former kaiser q at
tuicd plenty Of them n time 49, ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14
Open Diplomacy


h safer
sa. Brit mir
rirratum.
lingo has created Tho French
Of
in
the fncple Of Is In.
Eaehna Ia destiny It's
nation will
So In to
international examination
to be the protectors Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14
You Tell EN-

Ills In
turnout nation
man Of
ne Tell En-"
tell 'em. Mississippi have bis mouth
You tell em. skyseraper you have lot OF stories
tho punrpderc that has swept the Land
svorte
n least q American idiofn
the Of tho ancient Greeks
but
$ a good humor
sai-cvcrvnt
probably win exam You tell Doctor have the
old Dr.. Addison said
o arc n
. wccdw a produce"
Of affairs which people while
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14

Ten places selling fancy food grace
my immediate neighborhood. and
after s o'clock como highly-coiored
DANES by scores invading these ex
pensivc stores To decimate tho stock
They purchase jnrs Of picllcd
beets. stuffed eggs and other piffllng
eats. salads or jeliied cells, and then
they hasten 20 their homes. to be
there ere friend husband comes. 10
get their evening meals.
These wives have been upon the
go TO Jazzy dance or movie show or
on the avenue, they have no time 10
cook at all. but wonder when their
spouses bawl at this array OF goo.
They marvel much to hear them
say, when I have lnbored hard all
day. ia give my good right eye and
all the dough that / can make for
one old.fnshioncd chunk OF steak, or
slab Of homemade pie"
They wonder when n husband
slams the door and hastens down 10
Sans 10 meet the other boys who
find the plain things fed them there
from n substantial bill-of-fare are
gastronomic joys.
oh. woman. I'm your hours OF ease.
why cultivate rotisserics and stores
of foreign ilkl Revert again to pot
and pan and you will ind that with
your man all will go smooth az silk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14
Nearly Right

Precision
In eintoc
n Of
Henri of tho College of France
called dnegy Humanity owes It's practice Of precision
Of
Of
shd civilization before birth Of
a
growth Of make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14
Doctor Frank
CRANES
Daily Article
tcopyvtshe ipsO
The Common Lot.
Carlyle Said:
"AH Men Fools"
Is 10 True?

Walking along the street the
other day saw n crowd gathered
about something At tho curbHtone.
OF course I approached and elbow.
81 my way In toward the center
and erancd my neck and raised my
ears TO find out what was the object
OF Interest One always does 30.
We are crazy 20 see what tn. crowd
sccs. and when We SEQ IL IL IL
usually something like wha, raw
faker selling soap.
That II n. In the center. At the
goal toward which all eyes and ~.
tsnsion arr bent. is \ fool or a fool
thing Of sone sort On the outside.
toward which our backs are turned.
are tho sky and tho glorious city and
, life. and wonder and beauty.
The older I get tho moro I am
coming 10 think that people are. as
Carlyle said. mostly fools. We are
mafiy going I'm sae direction while
what we really FAINT Ia In Just the
opposite direction.
For what Ia u we an seek, In
4 ~ ttVh W. Vtls tNrIu 0F
another We long TO be rich or
learned or In tho smart set. or dis
tinruIshod or extraordinary by hook
or crook. Whereas. ms n matter Of
fact. the best things in life lie no,
a, all In the uncommon but In the
common lot.
remember with what fear and
/ frrnNfftAar 4 a
20 ride third class on n rniiway In
Germany. The guide book had warn.
cd me RERins, IL and a lot OF nice
people had said IL was dangerous.
but I tried a. ! went from Munich
to Tim and Nuremberg and then on
TO Paris. In the lowest and cheapest
coaches. For when once go,
started ! was delighted. II beat the
elegant firrt-ciass and the bourgeois
second.clana utterly.
met n lot OF interesting people.
commercial travellers. boys and girls.
and we were not at all afraid Of
each other. Any one I saw I could
spunk up and converse with and
everybody was human and ap-
IfNH'F"bt's o*ta- tA WIG VI
tn. Podunk News. "A nlco time was
had" And II I had ridden frs, class
would have been IN tho midst OF
haiffruzen mummies. each afraid OF
the other. all fearful that some one
would encroach upon their precious
axclusiveneSs.
There's n limit TO my democracy.
draw the line on bad smells and
dirt When II comes 10 horsey smell.
ing clothes and possibilities OF ycr.
min. | am M aristocrat But you
don't have TO be high and mighty to
be clean. And ! have an idea that
the average United States school
ma'am IL more fastidious In her
personal antiseptieism and intimate
linen than the average grand
duchess. altho. OF course, far be IL
from me 10 know.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14
INDIAN APPROVES
ANTI-JAP STAND

Editor The Star: am pleased at
your ant-Jap agitation because / am
an Indian: therefore. II makes me
feel very sad when I think of how
shanelessly we folks have been
cheated OF our lands only To have the
aliens take possession OF this beau.
dfui Puget Sound and Coast.
The treaty which was made be-
tween the government and my tribe
THE Clallam) has been violated and
disregarded for over half a century
and we have been completely tx.
nored IN our demands for a settle.
ment--and now the Japs.
My heart aches for my poor PEG
pie. Sewn years ago there were only
150 Of our tribe still living, and il
would please US to have our rights
recognized before 1t ls too late.
Keep UP your good work, for you
have our moral support. at least.
Would that we could do more,
j. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14
6 u G III is
~ L I f f. f!

Whence arose this ancient cnfnlty
between The Man and The Fishr
Why does tho paragon OF crca'
ton spend hundreds Of dollars and
days and weeks Of time and travel
in pursuit. Of few pounds Of fish
fleahT
Reels and rods and flies and crc~is
are manufactured with infinite carr
and skill and at what seems n pro.
hiolt!vo expense.
Men buy them eagerly and use
them with such rnearer results that
tho frugal mind IL appalled,
IL used 20 be said that more money
was put into gold mining than was
ever taken cut Of gold mines. and
therefore some prudent people re
fused 10 invest In gold stockA
Such an argument would never
daun; your ,ru. fisherman. He VIII
concedc that II trout wcre worth
their weight in gold. tho annual
catch would scarce repay the axwre
gate invested in paraphcrnaiia and
pursuit. but that does not deter him
In the icas from making n far jour
ney each season for the Same vain
purpose.
when a party Of truthful fisher
men soh. aye. there be suchl gather
together. each viii toll accurately Of
every game fish that he ever caught.
with date. time. place. weight In
ounces and detailed report OF the
contest by rounda
when all the tales are done and
the results added. the innocent by.
standcr In amazed TO find that the
total catch OF lifetime would scarce
be startling II every fsh were a
whale.
surely there IL something OF the
spirit OF the ancient cavalier or cru.
aadcr tn the modern fisherman.
lie fares forth in fun panoply OF
battle.
lie falls 10 with great energy acd
spirit and sclzcs such spoil ma hc
may.
And n no such blessing fan 20 his
good weapon. at least he In still the
brave knight and gallant adventurcr.
lie has kept the faithi
Doubtless he tells himself that
none OF King Arthur's knights really
obtained possession OF the Holy
Grail. In the pursuit Of which they
spent their lives. yet they had all
the Joy OF the pursuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14

Khedive Abbas Hilmi went with
Turkey and the central empires-
This was an act OF war. Great Brit
ain thereupon declared prosectorate
over Egypt and deposed Abbas Hilni
In favor Of the eldest member OF the
royal family. Hussen Kamii. who
ruled for four years as khedive Of
Egypt He was succeeded by Ahmed
Fuad. the present ruler.
Since the establishment Of peaca
Egyptians have conducted . perstse-.
ent agitation for Independence. An
Egyptian nationalist delegation has
visited England. and a British com
mission headed by Lord Miner has
conducted a long inquiry In Egypt.
The result OF the exchanges between
the Egyptians and the British Is be-
ginning to be seen In reports that
Egypt is to have its freedom. But,
II independence comes. II viii neces-
sarily be In a qualified form
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14

I'D you know that man h rather n pitifui.
III puny, withal funny. object1
~ In town we forget this: surrounded by the
~ heaped'up witnesses OF mans achievements,
We forget that man In n recent arrival on tho
scene. and that millions OF before he
10 much there a great universe grinding It's pom.
derous mills with their eternal, unhunan gristA.
In the city we think OF today and OF irnpor-
lance. In the country think OF the countless yenter
days. and watch the ageod wheels OF fate grind their
griat. undisturbed by the swarrning gnais called
or course the wheels OF fate really never dis
turbod by the buzzings and boilngs and bothenKs
men. their grindlngs merely obscured and hidden
by the cloud OF human midgeH. but always the mills
grind. be OF that else the stopped when man
alumbcred and the moon dark when he frowned.
But am moraixing rather than telling my story.
mO STOOD the other day In q little fold Of IN.
IH hills and watched gallo Itself along
~ the tops Of the forest. Where wna all was
I21RI still. but overhead tho wind gods driv-
Ing their rushing nteedH with loose and
furious lash Watching. saw the top OF ripe fir
snntehcd from its centuryod anchorage and hurled
like great jagged javeln. thru the air and crash
ins to earth.
Truly the hcave of n god. this grca, spear Of
the forest thick ones body. long freight
train and In weight tossed aloft whlred in the
wild air. sent rushing like arrow.
Half regiment OF men would have bcen brushed
aside by this storm thrust, and the earth nhuddered
with the descending Of H.
That nature In action. q tiny bn of accidental
force let loose In the widernesn force without
The tree ripe. the wind high. what the
storm kings whether had hls habltation beneath
the tree. safely on the plain out of rcachy
rather like that. know. The imperturbabie off
hand impassve fatefuinens OF great force mindng it's
own business. and giving whit whether good man
evil be In the path Of It's prowcsz.
~ OWN TOWN the public market saw n
lIyI ally thing.
A mail mans horse grabbed a bunch Of
celery. and two grown fussed at each
other like cats
The mail cart waiting for the pressure Of traffic
TO clear the celery heaped up beside a marke,
STALL the horse heap OF tender and grabbed
n mouthful-rensibic horse
But IN. farmer In charge Of the rta OF those
clever immigrant gentlemen who sell truck" on our
public markets at double prices. and who
20 anything. for there too many native
farming we'll this foreign gentleman peeved
An American would either have laughed had words
with tho driver but tho alien not that of a
sport lie turned. rnatched tho dangling celery from
IN. horses mouth and then rashed nag the
eyes with the dtshevcied stalk.
Thercupon the mail descended and wanted to
know wha'de'cii. etc: then appeared fat policeman
and sundry small boys and women shoppers. and men
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A LOVELY TIME TOGETHER

A social climber" had been abroad
fn Europe. Upon her return she was
asked by a lady accustomed TO trav-
cling: And you saw much OF the
Pyrenees, of course7"
Social Climber Chesitating only a
momentb--Oh, yes. indeed. we dincd
with thS-. on several occasions.