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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
FOURTH CITY OF SOUTH
SHOWS DECIDED INCREASE
Growth During Past Decade OF Mem
pills, Tenn. Rated at :3.S
Per Cent
my Associated prcs,1

WASIilSGTON. April S.-Ponuia-
ton statistics announced today by
the census bureau included:
Memphis. Tenn. i62,35l. increase
3loIG. or 23.S per cent over 1910.
Johnson CITY. Tenn. 12.ii2. in
crease 3,9io, or 1853 per cent.
Cleveland. Tenn, 6.522. increase
ga. or l7.6 per cent.
Morristown, Tenn. 5.SSI, increase
I.STi. o. i6.S per cent.
Manatee. Fla. 1916. increase SIS or
80 per cent.
Vallejo Cal. 1858. increase 5.5ia
OF 1876 per cent.
Richmond, Cal. ls.s43. increase
1901. or 1916 per cent.
Brockton. Mass, 6G.l3s. increase
$3.50 or lG.2 per cent.
Auburn. " y, 36.li:. increase L.
tT4 or 4.3 per cent.
Marthalltown. Iowa. 1871. increase
1857 or iT.G per cent.
Memphis was first city or Tenncs-
see. fourth city OF the South and
thiriy-sevenih city OF the country in
point OF population in 1910. with
l3l,l0J people. which was an increase
OF 2s.1s1, or ISL per cent over 1900.
II shows larger increase In num-
Der this year. but smaller percent
age increase. Memphis has had IL
substantial growth OF population
during each decade since 1850 ex-
cept in the ten years ending with
1850, when IL showed decrease Of
los per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
POLAND AWAITS ANSWER
TO PEACE PROPOSITION
Warsaw Believes Further Exchange
OF Notes With the soviet
lAcicaa.
my Associated press.l

WARSAW. April! S.-Poiand awaits
n reply from the Russian holshevist
government. relative 10 the proposed
peace conference between the two
countries and believes further cX-
changes OF notes concerning an
nrmistlce and the place where tne
conference vii! meet are useless. said
a wireless message sent to Moscow
by NJ. Patek. Polish Foreign Minister
today. This note may be the lag
relative TO peace negotiations wit N
the Bolshcvist TO be sent by Poland.
II is said.
Some phrases OF the Soviet gov
ernments last wireless dispatch"
said NJ. Patck's note. compel me TO
point out that III" use OF sentences
which are not OF sufficient serious
ness can make difficult ana even I'M
possible peace negotiations"
MOSCOW was informed by the Dor
eign Minister that owing To the rae
that the Soviet notes were not re-
ceived in time. il will be Impossible
to begin the proposed negotiations
before April Il, even II both Sides
should agree.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
BODIES OF AMERICAN DEAD
ARRIVE IN UNITED STATES
81 Heroes Who Gave Life for Their
Country In England Reach
New York.
IBy Associated Press.

10y y Associated iress.
NEW YORK. April S.--Bringing
rom Southampton. England. bodies
.>,f eighty seven American soldiers
who died In the service of their coun-
ry on foreign soil. the army trans
sort Nanscmond locked here today.
rer nag at half-mast.
The bodies were those OF enlisted
Jien. most OF whom died during tho
var at aviation and base camps In
Great Britain. They were brought
home by the government for delivery
u relatives and friends and for final
..nterment in cemeteries OF their ma
i've land.
From this port they Will be shipped
within few days to virtually every
state in the Union. Each body is
encascd in metal-lined. flag -1raped
casket. will he accompanied by SOL
der guard, made up az far as pos
lille of men who served in the same
organization an the deceRSrd. These
guards Of honor will remain with
he bodies until the earth Anally
closes over the former comrades.
Then they will return to the base
here to make the formal report that
will officially close tile record OF
those who. when their country called.
responded 10 the limit OF their power.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
Change to the Metric system

re the Editor OF The Times Dispa tch:
Sir.-Sclentiats enlisted teachers
ties of the United states appear 10 be strong
~ in favor OF the campaign for the adoption
OF the metric system which is being carried on
with such viEor under the leadership OF the
This campaign is bringing out some dis
United states and Great Britain are now the
only nations OF nrst rank in the world still
clinging to tho old system OF weights and
measures. Another Ia that the present coin
age Of the British Isles NJ well as the weights
and measures of both Great Britain and Amer
lea aye German in their origin having origi-
mated in the days when the Hanseatlc l.engue
controlled the trade of England. as well AZ
that OF considerable proportion OF The rest
enough scrap the old notation and adopt
The metric system exclusively as long ago
1871
W. have or course. improved on English
the foresight OF Washington and LETTERS
Had JencrSon's urgent pleas been needed
the Enlted states would have adopted in lIS6
the other parts OF the metric system. now des-
In 1866 Congress formally legaliZed the metric
system. hut did not possess courage enough
10 make ii the exclusive STANDARD. faliery-
rand induced France to adopt the metric sys-
tenn in 1899. Since then nation after nation
has followed suit until today thirty-four have
by contract adopted it exclusively and 2l2
countries are using it units; .,
the wrong tools. To cling to an outworn
German-made notation when all the rest OF
The world is doing business on a strictly
the point OF view OF possible foreign trade
expansion ii IL suicidal And there appears
10 be little doubt that when we say foreign
trade rXpsnsion'' we have struck the Keynote
Ia which American business VIII vinrate Tor
many yeara 10 come. II. y. T..
New York. April u, 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
When Other Folks Go wrong.

I'm kind o a forgivin' cuss
When other folks go wrong,
I never try 10 make fuss
Or criticize 'em strong,
Because when hear folks lave run
Out Of the narrer way
think perhaps nigh, "a done
The same IL Id been they.
They both are humans made OF clay.
The noblest and the worst,
And with reversed conditions thew
Might find their lives reversed.
The worst feel noble now and then
And vicey-verse. likewise,
And few OF us our feller-men
Have room 10 criticize.
IT'S my idee we all are good
And all are bad at heart,
And how temptations are withstood
depends upon which part
or us has been developed most,
The good side or the bad,
SO IL you're lucky do not boast,
But just be"thankful. lad.
And when a stumblin' brother calls
Don't turn n scornful saze:
1t may be his fault if no falls,
But yours II down he stays.
And when the facts you ponder. thus
Which shape lives, all Rong, h
Twill make you n fprgivYn' cusa
When other folks go swrong,t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
SOVlETs RESTORE HUGE
CONCESSIONS TO CHINA
Return Eastern Hallway. Mines and
Forest Lands and H0xer
lndemnItIeE.
fBy Associated Press.

PICKING. April S.-RestOratlon to
China without compensation OF the
Chinese Eastern hallway and all
mining and forestry concessions and
privileges seized by the former Rus
sian imperial regime--AleXander ker-
ensky. Generals IIorvath and Semen
off and Admiral Kolchak - is an
nounced in II note TO the Chinese gov
eminent from Soviet authorities at
Irkutsk The note also renounces in
IDENTITIES arising out of the Boxer
rebellion.
"All acts OF violence and injus-
ticc committed against China by
Japan. the allies and former Russian
governments" the note says. will be
atoncd for
The communication. which is
couchcd in sextravagant terms. pur-
ports 10 be signed by NJ. Janson.
delegate at the council of commits
saries in Siberia and the Far East,
nj the direction Of NJ. fiarakhik.
Commissary for Foreign Affairs. The
Chinese Foreign Office. however. il
not inclined 10 take ii seriously
doubling the authority of the Soviets
to make rcnunciations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

He still insists that it is an invasion of the
states prerogatives, but not having the
courage OF his convictions. he goes over.
bag and baggage. to the ranks OF those
spineless politicians who are willing to sell
their State for the female vote in the COM
ing elections. The Senator admittedly is a
man or commanding influence, but 1t may
be doubted il he will he strong enough to
persuade his State to follow him ia Tho
auction block
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
Deportation Of Martens

q ECAUSE Ludwig G. a. X Martens
u Identifies himself as the BolsheviSt am
bassador TO the United States is no reason
why he should not he deported il the Sec
rciary OF Labor is convinced by evidence
presented to him by the Departments OF
Justice and State that this alien is seeking
the overthrow OF the American government
hy force and violence. He has never been
accredited To this government The gov
eminent which he pretendS TO represent
has never been recognized by the United
States. There is no diplomatic reason
therefore, why any exception should be
made in the ease OF Mr.. Martens
The fear is expressed in some quarters
that The deportation OF this Russian will
give 0hense 10 the S0vic, regime in Mos
COW. What il il does? Certain il is that
Soviet government is no, on friendly
basis with The United states Its leaders
have boldly proclaimed their determination
Ia overthrow the American republic and
So, up Soviet in Washington They have
sent hundreds OF their agitators. their bomb
llirowers and other terrorists To our shores
for the avowed purpose of destroying
American Institutions Why should any
citizen of the United States whose patriotism
J.. 100 per cent proof hesitate To give Of
fvnse 10 the Bolshcvists?
During the whole OF his mission" in The
United States. Martens has declared that he
/ has engaged III no propaganda. He has
served his government only in ''diplo-
matte capacity ana has not transgrcssed
! the bounds OF diplomatic practices. so he
aE"rs For Il while these pretentionS were
| taken seriously, but the Department OF Jus
! ,i"e and the Department, Of State know that
This is not true. They have made a ease
/ against the alien that i; is difficult for the
! Secretary OF Labor 10 question
! Martens, rs The record now stands. should
| 20 back 10 The bourne whence he came.
! When the United States has found il safe
! or Wis" 10 recognize the madmans govern
mcnt. FOR which he is supposed To speak
and when diplomatic relations are once
more established between The United
! states and Russia. some worthicr success OF
may be received in Washington and accorded
| diplomatic standing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
FRENCH LABOR PROPOSES
MAY DAY DEMONSTRATIONS
Will Develop Protest SiA.e Into
Gene rai Wn)kout IL C0ndI-
lions Are Not Improved.
by AssuCI4t-d Press. I

=
PA RlS. April S.--l,abOr demonstra-
lions OF an imposing nature fare ex-
Dectcd here on May and it is de-
clnred extremists may seek to fonent
serious trouble. Building trade
unions have voted to order all con
stituent organizations to give sup
port TO whatever action the general
federation Of labor may decide upon
relative to the May Day manifesto
ton. and il is asserted II demands
for new working conditions are re-
fused by employers ,or these workers.
an effort may be made to transform
the strike contemplated for May |
into general walk TOUT OF unlimite d
duration for all trades
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
JEW AND MOHAMMEDAN
CLASH IN JERUSALEM
BritIsh Troops RestOre Order After
Several PERSONS Are Killed In
street Battles.
IRy a sAocIateI Prcss.

JERUSALEM. April s. Although
martial law was proclaimed here on
Monday and the city il under heavy
epatrol by British troops. scattered
lights occurred between Jews and
Mohanmrdans Monday and Tuesday
I'm the narrow lanes of the old city
and outside the walls. Several per-
sons were killed on both sides and
about go were injured. most OF them
slightly.
When martial law was established
entrance To the city was forbidden.
but this rule was relaxed today, and
normal conditions seemed near. The
city is under control OF the Eighth
Infantry Brigade OF the British army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
FIUME WORKERS LAUNCH
GENERAL PROTEST STRIKE
They Demand Restoration Of Normal
Food and Money
Conditions.
[ Ry Associatsll Press. ]

TRIEST, April S.-A general strike
WAS declared i'm Fiume this morning
The city is without water or lights
The workmen demand restoration OF
the food situation TO normal basis
a rtverSion 10 the prices prevailing
prior to the local troubles and the
adjustment OF the value or money In
exchange so as 10 restore the former
purchasing power OF wages.
The national council has promised
to secure an Improvement In condi.
tons. The continuation OF the BLOCK
AIDE OF I'iume is paralyzinS the ac'
tivities OF the port.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
EDUCATORS WILL MEET
school Officials From Virginia, the
Cnroiinns, Georgia and Florida
Mt Columbia Saturday.
ny Associated Prsss.l

81
WASHINGTON. April S.-Dr. G.. T..
Swiggett. head of the commercial edu-
cation division OF the bureau OF cdu-
cation. is to hold conference on
commercial education. including
teacher training, at Columbia, S. c..
Saturday.
All university professors. heads OF
normal schools and city supcrinten-
dents OF schools from Virginia, North
and South Carolina, Georgia and Flor
ida have been invited to attend che
conference, which is the first of n
series OF twelve to be held through
out the South and Pacific Coast
States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
AGREEMENT IS REACHED
Guatemala unlOnist Party Contracts
With Cabrera tn Uphold Con-
stltution and Laws.
lny Assoclateh rress.l

SAN SALVADOR. April S. The
Unionist party Guatemala has en-
tered into an agreement with Pres
ident Estrada Cabrera. OF that coun-
try. under the terms or which the
party agrees TO uphold the ConStitu-
tion and laws, according to advlccs
from Guatemala City today.
On their part, the Guatemalans' au-
thorities agree not to oppose the ac-
tivities of tho Unionist party. which
will be guaranteed protection under
the laws, Political prisoners W III BIO
\ act free and political rsfu gees per-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

whose whose general talor won honor for their
country anu deiiyerance for mankind fall TO
tn e Junction Of leeches. sucking greediiy at
me countrYs life. They he held true TO
tnsir teiiows. themselves and posterity by the
d dmmhtnsiy applied symputhetc. diigent intlu-
ehCe OF those they trust-abovs all. by eX-
ample OF earnest and ceaseless thought and
work Tor the common welfare, cheerful per-
torrance Of every civic lutv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
NEW TURKISH GRAND VIZIER
Is INDICTED INTO OFFICE
InatructInns Rfnd to Latest Official
DepIOre Trouble With
NationaiIstn.
by Associated Press.

CONSTANTINOPLE. April S.
Damad Ferid pasha was formally in
Quoted into Office AS grand vizier
Tuesday. and announced he would.
In addition. hold the portfolio OF
Minister OF Foreign Affairs
instructions read TO the new grand
vizier when installed in office de-
plorcd troubles produced by Turkish
Nationalist. and said prolongation
OF "a state OF rebellion might lead
10 graver situation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
SEEN ON THE SIDE
To Y Dead F,iyyer,
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER

1 ~ Deuo rhVNeF
! The tinker who linked with my oar
| was as careless most OF 'em are:
! She was never Il wonder
Hut now. Sir. by thunder
think she is crossing the bar
She's the last one ever win own.
| She is terribly tinny in tone
shed have lasted the season
HAD not lost my reason;
On, wish he had let her alone,
Once she missed in a delicate way.
AN" her plugs were inclined to get cav.
fut no odds how she suffered
And Srumbed and muttered
SHE managed to get through the dav
She used to go rafting with me-
Just as nice as y fivver could he:
Ana I've known her crawl
Up the side OF a wall
An" TO register pep tree.
Many times she has lifted my lid x
with the furioso OF her skid:
And In spite OF my meekness
had real weakness
For the baliy old buyer | did.
That mechanical f-a-gun
Has appended and stripped her
ANA whacked her and whipped her
TIL cant get my huxxer 20 run.
Farewell. little Eue OF Car!
You're not worth one Domestic, Seesar,
May your gears and your grcases
ReQuiesca; in pieces
Where the good little Gas Bugeies are!
SHOULD Worry Not
Lady Astor predicts that England will ro
dry.
Yes Il will. with fog like London.s van
can't keep 1t dry. Lady
Contributed.
Sendeth this herein and unto attached II. r..
L.. Jester:
Tcacher-Willie. do you know Lncolne
Gettysburg address?
WiNie-Hom: don't no nobody a, all in
Gettysburg.
Charcoal Isph's Daily TAoneht
III was a-preachin' 70 q Mvin an had
da language" said Charcoal Eph ruminative.
~ i wouidn' be poundn de pulpit two min :
ules befo some husky deacon'd grab me by
de neck. Have ten-cent aig. Mistah Jack
SON.
No. Mrs. G.. IL your daughter is bowlerred
We would not advise you TO bring her up in
diaphanous skirt.
Marriage" said the poet ur someone mar
raSe is a lottery
He was wrong.
In lottery you gotta chance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
MAKES PARiS-LY0NS TRIP
IN HOUR AND so MINUTES
Roget, French Aviator, Sets New
Record Between Two
Cities.
fDy Aasociatrd Pres. ]

PARIS, April s,--Henri Roget. a
widely Known aviator, has establish
cd record In flying srom Paris to
his I lapesd being est inated y at 147
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

j The shortage of sugar. which has been
harged 10 prohibition, may be the under
ying cause of the sharp reaction through
gut the country against bone dryness. or
course, the mere inability to get drink
then one wants it. has nothing to do with
.ie revuision OF sentiment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

4 The Attorney General of Nevada an
5ounces that he will institute suit to set
side the divorce OF Mary Pckford. granted
n March by a district Judge Of that State
IN tho meantime, Mary and Doug are en-
.pyiuG their honeymoon and they announce
,:.at mere court DEGREES will not interrupt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

jFirsl at Bethel and last at Appomattox -
r been the proud boast OF North Caro-
2 ever since the close OF that conflict for
\ maintenance OF States rights in which
tfook such a glorious and leading role
.e cannot help but wonder now wha, the
u North State thinks of the course OF
J senior Senator, Mr.. Simmons, who has
,serted his State followers OF principle
II shamefully joined the forces of ex-
..fficncy. IT must bow It's head with a
ore OF humiliation as IL Witnesses the
s;i.y spectaclf! The Senator has not been
SS09yted to a belief in the righteousness
pAAuffraEe by Federal amendment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

Scientists announce that every ton OF Goa II
contains two gallons OF alcohol, which may
explain the ceaseless appetite. depraved
character and curious habits OF the average
household furnace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
CONSUMERS EFFECT BIG
SAVING IN MEAT PURCHASE
nuytnE or Less Costly Cuts on In
crease, Department of Jus
tIcr REPORTS,

WASHINGTON, April s.-1he eyten,
OF the saving being effected 10y con-
sumers who are turning from the
higher priced meat cuts 10 those
which are less costly Is indicated in
tho following table, giving wholesale
prices recently prevailing In tho
Middle Western market, and lnd!cat-
ing the retail cutS made from them:
E1penslre Beef Cuts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

u Alexander Howat and other officers of
district No IA. United Mine Workers OF
.tmerica, refuse TO recognize the Kansas In
mstrial Relations Court and are resisting
IS process Lest we forget. Howat resisted
lie process of the Federal Court Of the
Indianapolis district. but it did not take
ne court long 10 bring him into subsection
" its authority
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
Voice of the People

Letters must give Ike name md addreas OF
the writer. Name will be published IL
writer requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

The Observation-Disclosures in Massachusetts
nave started a strong movement to have
the Legislature appeal the act recurring
vaccination OF pupils in private schools,
with some chance OF {at1cceeaInof -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
The Weather
FURNISHED by U. 8. Weather bureau. J
Forecast: NirsInia-

Forecast: SirsInia-
Fair Friday. followed
by unsettled weather
Friday night Rnil Sat-
urday. with probably
rain: continued eOOi.
Snrth Carollna-Eulr
Friday. followed BY I'M
settled weather Friday
night md Saturday,
with probably min; con-
tIntleI cool.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
Local Temperature, y...,.,,.

u. 81 tamnsrn tnrature Yesterday.
MIni,m,,r,' ,,einprratur. To- T. Nj Ia
Mean ,einperatur" to H. NJ a.
Snr,n tmperuture yesterday e.,
Dciicisnc.,.h perature FOR this date. 81
Esc"sH since March 1900.
Deficiency since ~, i -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

/ The fact that hostilities with whipped
Germany were suspended nearly two years
go and the American cXpeditionary army
as been disbanded, is powerfully conducive
7 the Republican belief that we are no
inger at war with Germany Moreover
pe american people are not strong on
EchhlcaNtes IN the face OF outstanding
Sets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
Local Ratof,II

nnatntai - hours ending \ - Al ~
Dsnrisnm,;: : hours ending u. 81 None
Excess since nnch .'......... .22
i'..'........ 1856
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

VI i-D.
steer short !oihs. No. l..... 57i.c
'cho!ce s,eaksD
Beef tcnderloins. No. Csc
Eeef tenderloins. No. >. 49,. Coo
steer ribs, No. l. zoe
Less Costly Heef Cuts.
Per Lib
steer chucks. No. l......... lfc
ORoasts. chucsteaks.
pot roasts. etc)
Briskeis, No. l........... zoe
Corning. etcD
Medium plates ........ iOiac
,Boiling. etc)
Flank steaks .............. 22c-25c
Reports from fair-price commits
sioners and United StatesSattorneys
indicate that the campaign to teach
the value. economy and palatahility
OF the less expensive cuts. particu-
larly hos. OF the forequartcr. has
proceeded very successfully. \ ma
tiOnal official Of large association
OF retail meat dealers teicsraphs to
the department, a complaint that some
fair-price commissioners have fixed
rctail ,rices and margins too low
$iring ,hc campaign. Reports from
commissioners clearly Indicate that
never before has meat been sold by
retailers at so small rate OF profit.
Some comm! ssioners are allowing
only TO . cents PROFIT on cuts
bought at wholesale from 20 to %
cents per pound, and The retailers
themselves have shown disposition
To make their proht exceptionally
small. In some instances mnrHin
has been set below profitable rate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

W,pn generations at y l.. ". Yr,t.rl,v
weather 49, ''"h' north; wind velocity. { .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
Charcoal Tsph'. Daily TAouch,.
Hal

Marriage" said the poe, or someone. ina
riaGe is lottery"
He was wrong.
In lottery you gotta chance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

SHOULD Worry Not
Lady Aston predicts that England will ro
dry
Yes IL will: With a fog like London.s YOU
can't keep 1t dry. Lady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

L.. Jester:
Teacher-Wille. do you know Lincoln'e
Gett ysburg address?
wil.ie-Ho I'm; l don't no nobody at all in
Gett yshurs.