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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
GENERAL R0QUEs, FRENCH
HERO OF GREAT WAR, DIES
Nus Former War Minister md won
LeElou of Honor for
Gnllnntry.

iAltiS. Feb. 26.--t;cncraH Pierre Au-
gus, toIucs' former Minister OF War.
died to-day.
General Eoqucs was best known for
MS work as Inspector general OF Zero
naut!cS before the war, at a time when
inc military Importance of aviation
WAS beginning TO be FULLY real Hcd He
Was born IN Narcotics December %.
'icn ihc world war began Gem
crat iiouuCs Was in command OF the
lourth army corps at Limoges. where.
according TO an army order he per
formed inc most brilliant service "hot l.
ny MS own personal bravery ana by
mastery leadership" He was placed
at tue head Of tho first army in .Janu-
Ir!. 1919. and for his services was
decorated with the Grand Cross of The
Legion OF Honor and the Military
IFoSS. lie was made Minister of war
~ ~ march, 1916, in the Cabinet of VI
December OF the same year when n
new Cabinet was formed "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
FIND DEAD AFTER SIEGE
OF IRISH POLICE BARRACKS
Armed Men Attack COnstubuIury In
County Cork. but Are
Driven on.

DUBLIN. Feb. .C.-Two cons,abu-
lazy barracks. at Tlmo!ca,suc and
Mount Pleasant. County Cork. we're
Subjected to a prolonged siege after
midnight last night by large bodies
or armed men. The besicgers employed
the customary tactics or blocking She
roads With trees and cutting the tclc-
Sraph lines
The attacks against the barracks
lasted Tor more than Two hours, dur
ms winch attempts We're made to set
ire TO them by pilinE hay against the
doors. The assaiiants finally were
driven of. The members of the gar.
riscns escaped uninjurcd. In the morn
ing around T!moieaSuc the bodies of
several civilians were found II is
believed that the dead men were mem
berS OF the raidIn2 party there. There
also was found a wounded man who
declared that seven other wounded
MEN mad been arr.cd away.
he police are searching the neigh
Oorhood. but thus far no arrests have
been made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
LORD ROBERT CECIL SAYS
SUBLIME PORTE MUST GO
Declares Continuance Of Turkish HuIe
In Conhtnnt.noplc viii Iirccd
Moro Wars,

LONDON. Feb. 2G-Thc Turkish
question was debated for many hours
IN the House Of Commons this after
noon. much difference Of opinion being
shown. 'S
Sir Donald Maclcan any many other
Liberals and Labor men generally
; ;asorei me expulsion Of the Turks. on
IN" Efound That conStantinUpIr w;is a
fruitful source Of international dis
putcS ana because. OF the crimes and
hisEu!c of tie Turkish government.
Lord Robert Cecil strongly urged
mat advantage be taken OF the present
iira ,,. opportunity TO eNpri the
Iuihish government. II must 20
so"hcr or later. he declared, and u.,
earnesuy appealed TO Premier Llo,d
George TO influence the supreme conn
en- to reverse it's decision in the mat
treaty ~
In his opinion 1t was not necessary
10 eNPei the Turkish peopie-und ever.
the sultan might remuin--but thcy
must get id OF the Sublime Porto
which had been associated with IN"
worst intrISueS and crimes in history
ana "oulu always be brcedin;,
ground OF international disputes uut,
Observation-Disclosures such as had ind.
rtctiy led to tho late war. H.: :!dvo-
Gated control of Constant!nvpic by the
league OF nations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
News Of Fifty Years Ago.
CFrom tile Richmond Dispatch, Feb Of, 1900

Governor Walker yesterday appoint ed IIodi-
lah Meade to be a notary public for Amelia
County.
The friends OF the Virginia Historical So
cicty, headed by Thomas H. Wynnc, have been
ri work To revive this praiscworthy institution
and they have met with such success to JUS
tify them in holding their next meeting tho
anniversary of the date Of the original charter.
March 10. next.
Married. by Rev. a. L. Dickinson, at Leigh
street Baptist Church, on the End instant, Silas
J.. Gentry and Miss Mary Susan Motley; all OF
this city.
MARRIED. At Monumental Church, February
to Miss Alice NJ Field; all OF this city.
Charles IL. Cnbincss. Jr. OF Henry County.
has been appointed cadet ut West Point by
Hon. George w. Booker, of the Fourth Virginia
District.
Whittemore, tho carpet lag Northern Meth
yesterday by unanimous vote: 1t was proven
cadetships and pocleted the money Notw;th-
standing that the vote for his expulsion was
unanimous Whittemore has tho audacity to
ayow his intention OF appealing to his con-
stituents and says he will be Knocking at
the door OF Congress with another certificate
| of election.
Rev. DR.. Bullock. OF Baltimore, has been call
ed TO the Presbyterian Church OF Alexandria
Morris Vaughan has been appointed Post
The new oiccre OF the National Tobacco As.
sociation elected at tho annual meeting at
Stcinway Hall. Now York. w. L. Lawrence,
president; Joseph Frekc. OF Richmond. Vice
president; Joseph Hall of New York, secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
M0SLEM india HOLDS THE.
TURK IN cONsTANT|NOPLE
Lloyd George Explains Why Allied
Council Decided Not to Dust
"Sick Man" From His CAPITAL.
tby Asaociatcd Press.l

LONDON. Feb. 26.-Ths decision not
TO GUST Turkey from Cons,antinoplc
was reached by tho allied supreme
council only after long consideration
OF the difficulties in the Turkish situa-
ton, Premier Lloyd George declared
In the House OF Commons today.
referring to tho agreement made
early In the war under which Russia
was to obtain Constan,inopIc Mr.
Lloyd George said this agreement had
ended. so far as Russia was concerned
by the revolution Of 1917 and the
rcaco of Brest-Litovsk. The influence
which had decided tho peace con-
ference to retain the Turks In Con
como from India.
Let US examine our legitimate ami
prem,er pe SAID aims ho il hrs, T@rkGy" tho
dom OF tho straits. Tho second is the
freeing Of al! non Turkish communi-
Ties from tho Ottoman army. Third
elf-sovcrnincn, In communities which,
are mainly Turkish, subject 10 two
most important reservations.
me hrst or these reservations Is
guards within our power of protect.
ing minoritics that have been or
pressed by the Turk. Tho second Is
that the Turk must be deprived of his
power OF vctoinS the developments or
the rich lands under his rule, which
were once the aranarics Of the Medi-
terranean. These arc the main OBJ
Jccts OF the peace"
Mr. Lloyd George explained that
me freedom OF the straits, would be
would be dismantlcd, she would haze
no troops within reach and would no.
DC permitted TO have Il navy, Will.
the allies would garrison the stra!:.
Expressing regret that America had
NOT taken mandate, Mr.. LloyG
icorSc said: For the moment Amer
ic;. must be rcckoncd ms entirely on,
OF any arrangement We can contcln-
plate for the government Of Turkey
ana the protection OF Christian minor
tics"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
TAKES MILITARY MEASURES
TO MEET STRIKE MENACE
French Government VIII Use Troohs
TO Safeguard Nations Trans
pOrtRttOn.
ny associated Press.

Paris, Feb. 2G.--Aiiii,ury measures
to deal with the railway strike on
tho Paris. Lyons ana Mediterranean
railroad which. with strikes on Other.
French lines is seriously affecting the
country's transportation. were decided
upon today.
1t was announced late this afternoon
alter consultation at the Ministry
OF the Interior that tho Government
would call out the railroad section of
the army attached to the Paris. Lyons
ana Mcditerrancan 10 assure the
transportation Of provisions.
Demands that all railways be ma
iionalizcd are being made by labor
leaders. who continue their efforts to
stampede all railroad workers in the
country TO join the strike.
All arrangements TO insure the de-
livery OF food supplies 10 this city
nave been made b? the government.
and municipal officials have taken
similar steps.
The strike was caused b. the re-
fusal OF Tho Lyons road 10 roinstatc
IN its service men who were dis
charged. II is alleged. because they.
ahscntcd themselves from duty to at
tend union meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
PADEREWSKi RETIRES FROM
POLITICS AND CONCERT FIELD
former PoiSh Premier VIII Spend
hcinatndcr or His Days as

LONDON. Feb. 2G-1snacc Jan Padc-
rcwski, former Polish Premier viii
never again appear on the concert
platform nor Is he likely to re-entcr
ponies hccordtng TO Vcvcy. SwitZer-
I'm, I'M correspondcnt OF the Daily Mall.
DurinS an interview with NJ. Fade
rcwSki, the correspondent asked him IL
~ was true he would accept the nomi-
natioiiHas President OF Poland
don't think | shall be invited to
Decnmn PRESIDENT" the great pianist
replied Il hope to devote tho rest of
my nc to composing music I am
convinced an era of peace and pros
perity for Poland is begun and feel
my political mission is finished"
IauercwSki is on his way to this
city TO" the purpose of laying before
the supreme allied council Polish views
concerning peace negotiations with the
russian Soviet government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
A Daily Once-Over
Saving, and Saving Right Along,

When you get anything ahead why do you
not take care of it?
Who is interested in keeping ahead if you
arc not?
Saving and actually. keeping money for the
rainy day is a very different thing from laying
money aside and spending it tho fret oppor
what is the use of working and saving il tho
resultant bank balance is not used with thought
and reason?
So long as you do spend your temporary saw
ings evtn though L few months or years inter-
Ycnc. u means nothing In the long run.
You have TO keep "a good round sum where 1t
can make money undisturbed in order to get the
income coming in regularly. and it is the in
come. not the capital, which you must live
II you do not look for quality. if you buy
and soon throw away, what good does il do?
While you are spending you cannot keep
while you are making destruction good you
cannot be adding TO your stock. Take care OF
!t.-CopyriGht, 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
The Man Who Wins,

The man who wing is the who sticks
When the faint and the weak have quit,
And the man who bucks In the highest mix
Ia the man who Will do his Bit
He is right - the fore, IN peace war,
And when troubles afoot. he's there
And tho steel in his eye is the Man OF him.
And the jaw OF the Man Is square.
The man who wins is the who knows
And stands i'll his knowledge. firm;
Who neither will quit dodge the blows,
Nor hide from the fight nor squrm.
And he'd rather be stripped in the fight and
whipped,
Than retreat quaking shins;
AID when he loses the way he loses,
He still is tho who Was.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
Health Talks by Dr.. VIM. Brady
The Truth About Cold Cream.
Save the wrappcr-VIII.
tCopyricht 1850 nv Not,onn, ,,,.,.,..,,.. ,-,,,..

The teaspoonful OF oil sccreted by the six In
and Seaatfu f0f' dr !lao Of h I%G sn
muc Il IS sss IS In youth sometimes little TOO
,is Thus VIZ hye j" yoa,n
n nose hpebheads pyTass E oily H dsnd drum
cracking and scurnness ana dryness and tnhns
brings out coorutry Some on Ihc On ttle Oh
ana the aSnss of of so
whsn of
TO" ScaS y cr sFs is wn npGhS make
r res pra onrn, Of healinE buster than
face with some mysterious "beauoifynr p crsn mS
out IKE tic a a"nea sh1 hen sa
, mos use All the more beauty dope. and 80 it
slsHn for 5res aa, propsry
f n TACT sGGT IS rS"F ay narsh saoW
p ;aS SG. !. ,n." Washsa VIZ
assS skSn 'r Ike T thas Tor a" DID, pre-
sort To n9 ,H meme" often Hrhor fancy that some
inc skin is not dried injured by harmful
1on eat TING cGnTeNion game is just about Sala
on1, f res p;Sparsd cold which, is prob
i@E The fsr%ya FOR 6sneniu,n Haao i Horao
statns OF RSIS Mater, given in ih United
parn ',bis on Any Druggist any where
y, Here is tho formula for cold cream given in
I!'c I. y t'harInacopoeia:
SpcE maCctl. four ounces and ITO grains. white
WAX. four ounces and l02 grains: Expressed oil
OF almond twenty fluid ounces and IL min!ms:
stronger hose Water. six luid ounces and poi
n minims' i T%digm horats in fine powders, Il
me SnavinEs and melt them at moderate heat
Ndh the OIL OF almonds to tho mixture in a
warmed shallow wcdScwood mortar, carcfu,lv
aud without stirring. all of the water in
winch the sodium borGtc has been d;ssolvod
then stir rapidly and continuously ,imtu tho
miNtnTc becomes a uniformly soft Smooth
~ ~ Questions and Answers.
lie n hrQp to-T,
times a day for six months, taking a l;ttlc loss
c!ncn , DAY, ieaEe the stomach in normal condi-
i.pn: A!So advise way take it. tE. c.
,-s HtnswerMit would not injure the stomach.
ihhe II mixed with any cereal. or cat the bran
straight. or mix it with water or take II in
bran cookies. bran gems. bran bread etc II is
= Eaiuante addition to tho diet in constipation.
rSrn s m the no naiur raj Stimulus Of bulky
has the very life "rcflned" out OF IT, white
bread for instance 49, 'i''N'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
BOLSHEvISTS THREATEN
CHINESE WITH INVASION
Failure TO Comply With Their De.
nnnds VIII Bring Invasion,
Reds Warn.

LONDON. Feb. 2G.-War onico dis
vance in Siberia continues The Rel
troops have advanced To the Chinese
frontier in the III River district and
ernor give up the Russian consul and
all refugees and permit tho appoint
mcnt OF Bolshcvist consuls in the
province Of Ill., Failing com pliancc
with this demand. the Reds threaten
10 occupy the province.
wireless message from Moscow
growing in the Caucasus. Along th"
Hack Sen tho insurgents have occi,-
pied Gagri and Adler and are ndvanc-
turcd Dicla Igiina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
CILICIAM UPRISING REPORTS
DECLARED EXAGGERATED
Number OF Armcnfnns MnssncFcd
Said Not 10 fic as Large
First Reported.

Thy NSHOVTHt'H I'Tt5SI
LONDON. Feb. 26.-'rhc first reports
have been greatly exaggerated regard
ing the magnitude of tho most recent
disturbances in Asia Minor. the num-
Der of. the Armenians massacred and
Cilicia. according to War Office advices
made public today.
Severe lighting around Marash in
which heavy losses We're inflicted on
the insurgents. has occurred, but suf-
Gcient re-cnforcCmcnt3 to insure
been sent There were mnssacrcs and
pillaging In seven villages surround
Ing Marash but. tho advices say, there
hacked by Turkish Nationalists or that
tho incident was Il concerted ant!-al-
licd scheme.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
A sIedineynI I,cg.na

written for The Timos-Disnotcb,
In tho days that are as old as tho hills
TO n furrow plowed this sun:
SAINT 70 banquet was urged by a
- Refusal there could be-none.
lie must go, pnrtakc, though tho ain
would arraiEn,
a stain.
The first ut the feast. rose leaves on tho
wine. va so
And the saint reached forth his hand;
And sprinkled tho glass with ashec
And knew they would understand.
feast,
We would DC absoved, as saint OF
the East.
VIRGINIA sTAIy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

Sending OF Maryland antisuffragc delega-
ton into West Virginia 10 influence the Leg
isiature OF that State against ratification OF
the Anthony amendment savors Il little too
strongly OF suffrage methods The antisuf-
frage plea has been 10 let each State decide
tire question for itself without interference
from outside sources But it is a case Of
lighting fire With fire and so perhaps is JUS
lifted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
ET7DAY FFBRIrARY -. 1890.

Five congressional Investigations OF the
packers having rallied 20 produce the desired
results the House is inauguraling SIKH
All OF which leads to the conclusion lhat the
packers are wonderfully free from fault, the
congressional probers are woelul!y lnelh-
cient, or persecution is the motive power be-
hind the various hearings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

'All other developments OF high science
diminish TO nothing by comparison with the
al..azing progress OF the thieves OF New York.
Some months ago they succeeded i'll robbing
Wall Street brokers, then they bunkoed sew
eral hotel clerks Of the same city and now
they have held up and plundcred two Tam
m,ny men. Surely no loftier heights Of
predatory achievement remain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
GERMAN STATE WILL BUY
PRUSSlAN RAIL SYSTEM
,.n TRANSPORTATION Lines a.
Iotni Cost of Fhirty-Four
Billion yInrI..

LONDON, Feb. ga wircless dis
p p aia ,y from Berlin says tho German
ways for $4,000. 900 900 Marks f", Of
which $4,000, 100000 marks viii be
c uaea TO pay a. the converted and un-
From tho balance OF 10. 600 90 M u n,ate
.n9 &c German state will receive ANNUALLY
aop'oeoPo0 marks as interest,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

turbing to the public mind. Tho fear will
not down that the question is being handled
III line with secret treaties entirely alien to
the principles announced by President Will
son. and accepted by the entente powers. as
Il basis for the conclusion of the war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
The CrEc,

Well" said the Doctor. sadly. II must toll
you the truth. Sir; am afraid there IS no hope:
you are going die"
Il an resigned said the patient bravely
The only rcsret,I have is that leave nothing
behind memo property. no money not even
enough 20 pay your bill, Doctor
What" shouted tho Medico Here, here.
There is yet hope! Your life must be
saved for your country"
And realizing what narrow escape he had
suffered he got busy with real remedy
All you have 10 do TO make million dollars
is &c: hold OF something that people can't do
without at your price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
Inform alton.

There lot OF people that don', know how
the Dollar sign originated. It first mono
gram combination OF s printed ovo- a L. for
L. s. Then someone knocked the bottom out
o. the THAI was long before the Kaiser tried
it-and there you are.
And that's all positively ALL know about
the Dollar. as for any more intimate acquaiat-
ance it's been a long time since. verify
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
A Suggestion

President Wilson has recovered far as to
be able 10 resume personal 0: the type
writer.
And well be. he linlbered up first on that
good old line: Now is the time for all good
20 come to the aid of their party"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
uistrionic nccoliection..

We suppose in one way or another every liv-
ing person mas had desire TO go on the stage.
In our youthime We engaged with mob
OF young fellows to help New York travelling
show put It over tho footlishts in Chattanooga
rem, where they had performance every
week at the Opera House. The Opera House
was two or three blocks up Market stree: from
tho Police Station.
We shall never forget the pride with which
we took oar part. thinking of Mansfield and
Booth and Sothern and others tho while II
was military scene. bivouac the soldiers
lying asleep heads upstaEe and feet toward
the audience. We sleeping soldier.
AS the curtain won. UP there burst OF
applause. followed by ripping smile and then
roar of laughter. We d!dn, realize until!
after the scene was over, that had saved
the show. We were the big attraction. We
had got all The emotion the house showed For
in the sole oF our big right shoe we found n
huge hole that went clean through the sock
and the entire attention OF the audience had
been cca:c-ed the virgin area OF skin tina;
represented our right foot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
Crown Prince Must pov ,no,

ho TIE iiAGuE, Feb, 26.-Decision has
n DrI No rcachea tnat the former crown
~ NC Oh germany must pay taxes
upon the basis of an annual income OF
soo,Oo0 florins. This action was taken
uespIte ProteSts from tho crown prince.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

,;The AntSaloon League of New York
state has threatened to fight Senator Wads-
w6rth's reelection. The reason is not hard
10" find. In recent speech he urged that
moderation rather than fanaticsHl, reason
rather ;han hysieria, should be exer-
cised il the enforcement OF the Federal
prohibition amendment. That kind OF an
attitude toward Law enforcement is sufficient
10 coade--c zur public man with the powers
ma; co1I.5! ,1e Aati-Saloon League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

That Offer of the German Crown Prince
TO surrender himself for trial in place of all
me o(her Huns. being tender Of nothing,
was appropriately met by silence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

Massachusetts State commission has I'M
covered tho negro in the woodpile" who is
responsible for prevailing high shoe prices
only there are several OF him-the manu-
facturer, the leather jobber, The tanner and
the packer The commission returns an
alibi for the retail dealers The report SAYS
. that the high average is due solely to an
increase in cost OF upper leather from rs
cents per pair in 1913 to $3.25 in 1919 Now
let Attorney-Gencral Palmer up and al en-,
The general public is more interested in a
lowering Of shoe prices than it is in suppress
sion of whisky rebellion" in Iron County,
Mich.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

The statement OF Lord Robert Cecil that
the turks must be made to quit CONSTANT
nopie because Of their sovereignty over that
city being a menace 10 tranuuillj,v l. si..
niiicant OF the rising tide of public sentiment
In Great britain opposed TO the attitude OF
;he British and French Cabinets favorable
70 the continuance OF Turkish sovereignty
there SO long as the Turkish seat OF gov
eminent remains in Constantnoplc, that long
Will 1t continue its atrocities against the Ar
menians and other Christian subjects. What
il driving the Turks out OF Europc does or
fend Mussulman opinion in India? Haven't
Turkish atrocities outraged all civilization
Tor centuries? /! The ex-Emperor Of Ger
many has by his disregard Of the laws Of
humanity forfeited ali right to rule over Inc
people of his own race. why has not the Turk
doubiy forfeited all claims OF right 10 rule
OYER civilized white people?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

our mercantile marine. must have been
iofeseeh by Coldridgc when he pcnned "As
idle as painted ship, upon q painted occan."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

With tLe world IN fo.nent awaiting
America : actiol on the peace treaty, the
House spends is time debating the English
cut OF Genera! Pershing's coat and the bag
of his trousers Why cannot such discus
sions BE- postponed unit! after the Anthony
amendmen, has been ratified and real fashion
experts are present in number as members
OF that body. But even q discussion OF pre-
vailing styles III uniforms might prove more
prolific OF good~.lhan tihe fruitess wranglc
i'll which the gsilet Senate has INDUCED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER

SEEN ON THE SIDE 49, 49,
EMH nlpi ulou35 uiouoOuuouM HLuuoo STU Losau
mathematics.
When was Kid III the country school
We did all our Ia SKIS according to rule
And tho one big job that had to DO dono
Was putting down three and carrying one.
Old dog was cinch to me,
And never had trouble with cat
but cannot recall any prize won.
BY putting down three and carrying one.
Geography-why. | went clean through
From Troy to Schenectady Timbuctoo;
And knew that the Earth was L round one too.
But putting down and carrying. I couldn't do!
And to this day. it's cinch 10 mo
To get any marks my histor-rcc
But I'm stumped before it is hardly begun
At putting down three and carrying one.t
And Id rather go fishing, sitting on 4 log
Me and my tackle and my pointer dog: .
For my brains all lnuss and my thinker in Il
mix
When | O