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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-30
RECIPES OF OUR PIONEER
MOTHERS

for the home treatment Of disease
were wonderfully dependable. True
they knew nothing Of drugs, but ow.
ed their success to roots, herbs and
banks Of the field. It is interesting tc
note that Lwdia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound, the most success.
full remedy for female ills we have
was originally prepared for home uso
from one of these recipes. It's fame
has now spread from shore to shore,
and thousands of American women
now well and strong clean they owe
their health and happiness to Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-30
ANNOUNCEMENT

] will preach at the Holiness Tab
ernacle, on Church street, Sunday aft
ernoon at 8 o'clock. 1 Subject: CASH
es." Isiah, 44:20. Come and hear a
discussion Of the times in which. we
are living We want to extend an in
vitation to the working man and the
man in overalls.
The songs used will be of the old
type such as your mother sang in the
long ago.
Song service and Sunday school
will begin at 2 o'clock.
Bring your Old Harp with you and
let us enjoy the afternoon in Jesus
Name, VA
s.. J. BURKEY.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-30
q. II. r. CHAPTERS INVITED
TO FLAG PRESENTATION

The following notice has been re-
ceived by Mrs. Grace Howard, Reg
emit of the Capt. Leroy Taylor Chap
ter, u. IA. r.:
Knoxville, Tenn, July 20.
Madam Regent -:
Your Chapter is invited othe pre-
sentation by the State Regent of the
D. "A. r. Flag to the u. S. S. Tennes.
see, Brooklyn Navy Yard, Friday
July S0th, 1920. A p. m. Reach Miss
Temple at Waldorf.
Glad to near Of your interest in the
Educational work. Urge you OF once
arrange for the ID. Al. r.. American
History Chair in High School, and
about rs cents per capita for the p
A. r. American History Scholarship
IN the u Of r. Send names OIL the
thirteen Chairmen Of Committees you
were asked to appoint.
Cordially,
MISS MARY b. TEMPLE,
State Regent
MRS. J. r. YEARWOOD,
State Secretary
-~~ $500
Miss Temple spent Tuesday in
johnson City visiting the Flag Pond
school and looking over Their needs
The ID. Al. X. has been interested IN
this school for anne time.
Miss Temple is delighted with the
progress our Chapter il making and
welcomes the new members.
Friday 4 call meeting was held to
plan for our scholarship fund. 1t was
decided that each member make q
dollar, also that we take subscrip
tions at a dollar each several dol.
lars have been subscribed, This
scholarship will be known as the "Dol
lar Scholarship, "and is to be present
ed to Tusculum for the benefit Of E
Greene county boy or girl. Anyone
interested who would like TO give q
dollar, just leave il with the Sun. A
list will be printed of all contribu-
tors.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-30

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT "A ready furnished
house close In. Anyone interested
call 552.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-30
800 PARTY

One of the prettiest and most elab-
crate inequalities Of the season oc-
Cured Thursday morning, when Mrs.
L. H. Trim entertained at her beau
tiful home, on Main street, with .
800" luncheon. The house was pro
fusely decorated with cut flowers.
Six tables entered into the contest
and at the conclusion of the game an
elaborate rfour-eourse, luncheon was
served on the card tables. With the
ice course the guests received dainty
hand paintedroards bearing this words
ing.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-30
BUSINESS LOCALS

Get your Frying Chickens for that
Sunday dinner at Broyles & Thomp-
sons. 105-2t.
csc and Acc Ginghanas, ssc, Nc
Lain's Cash Store. l06-2t.
soc. Grade Bleach Muslin, Soc, at
McLain's Cash Store, lO5-2t.
Good, heavy blue work shirts, $3.50
at McLain's Cash Store. lU5-2t.
Fresh Vegetables, Cantaloupes and
Watermelons at Broyles 4 fhomp-
sons. luo-2t.
See our New Fall Suits for boys at
1898. McLain's Cast Store. l06-2t
Curtain Materialswe sell it for
less See us. McLain's Cash Store.
105-2t,
Vixen you buy from Us, you can
count OH quality, and the price il all
ways the best. McLain's Cash Store.
105-2t.
All Oxfords and Pumps 20 per
cent off, This gets the price down
to the bottom. McLain's Cash Store.
I05-2t.
Cut prices on all Voiles, Organizes
and Summer White Goods at Nc
Lain's Cash Store.
Mems, Ladies' and ChiIdren's Ho-
siery at lower prices, McLain's Cash
Store. l05-2t.,
When you buy from as, IT'S got to
be right. Satisfaction or money back.
We are not satisfied until YOU are.
McLain's Cash Store. 105-2t.
We have about so New Fall Suits
for men. The prices are lower We.
sell you new Fall Styles at less than
Spring prices. McLain's Cash Store.
l05-2t.
A*as* i.
We are cleaning up all Summer
Goods; no big sensational sale but
real values for reliable merchants,
You can do better here--try til Me-
Lain's Cash Store. a~ 105-2ts
Read all the local news-it pays
to get our prices all over the store.
A general cleanup is going on--see
US for better pics. McLain's Cash
Store. 105-2t.
What is more delightful than a
cold gloss of grape Juice On a hot
Sunday afternoon? We have the fa-
nous WEIGH and Armour Brands.
Broyles & Thompson. 105-2t.
See McGuffn for Fresh Groceries
est. +.
All Kinds Of Dishes at McGuffn's
98-t. t.
Get your Groceries at McGuffn's
where they deliver promptly.
est. t
i /. +
Best grade Of SCRATCH FEED
1T the Greenev.lle Feed & Grain CO.
si-t~f.
Cotton Seed Meal ant DAIRY
FEED at Greeneville Feed & Grain
Co. 75-t. +.
PLENTY of SWEET FEED (Bost
Grade) at the Greeneville Feed &
Grain Co. Tot. f.
l. !. \
Old Phone, No. ga New Phone, No !
3G5, gets McGuffin's Grocery. Call
and give me trial. 98-t. 4
4 !. 1.
Gov. Roberts will speak here
Tuesday at 900 a. m.
szuvrxunvuuuuxsue =
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-30
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our graft
tude and thanks to the kind friends
and loved ones who so faithfully adj
ministered to our dear wife and
mother during her illness and death,
and also to thank the friends for the
beautiful floral offerings.
J. w. GALBREATH g. FAMILY.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-30
PICNIC AT AMITY

There will be an all-day picnic at
Amity on Saturday, August 14th.
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend and bring well filled baskets.
There will doubtlessly be six or more
Sunday schools in attendance. There
will be addresses by prominent speak
crs.
July 80 Aug 9th & 18th.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-30
BURLEY CUBS LOSE
TO JOHNSON CITY

The Burley Cubs lost to Johnson
CITY yesterday by the score of 8 to
s. We publish below the score by in
nings:--
johnson City:
.7ts3,. r. H. E.
200 O13 000--6 9 a
Batteries. j. C.--Taylor and .Tay-
lor.
r.. H. e.
ola 900 101-- 5 s 81
Batteries: G.--Bishop and Camp
bell.
Attendance: 450.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-30
SCHOOL WITHOUT A "HAlTcH'

Profteer-'tI think veil send
Grace to Heton I've card it amt
bad sort o. school,
His Wife--"Oh, but dearie, can't
we find q school without hatch in
it?"
Profteer--"Well, wot about Ar
row? There's no hatch in that.
London Tit-Bits.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-30
Miss Lucie Armitage
Mr.. C.. T.. Forsling

September Twenty-second.
The honoree was gowned in orchid
net with a large picture hat to match
After a shower of congratulations the
guests departed carrying away de
lightful memories of a delightful
dav.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-07-30

The established scale for common
labor in New York City is Sc for an
eight-hour day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
Night in Flanders.

Herc' where brown oattalions nut tho
enemy to rout
When comes on quiet folds the hush
of night,
with serGeants' sharp commands the
shoStly guards turn out,
And spectral troopers march tho
torn terrain
AZ stars come forth TO e.iyc tho hnos-
Upon our dead beneath the shell.
torn plain.
Oh. brave. young victors now at rest
who never know morrow,
AboNc your final sleep dull cuissons
rattle.
You freely gave your happiness, your
love and joy and sorrow.
Ger moonawcpt clouds. like war
planes of your fight.
Whose broken pnions long have
stillcd their fight above tho bat
Columbia hovcrs. proud and said to-
Here with gallant comrades the last
good fight was fought,
\ patient Christ upon a crumblinG
Still views tho desolation the. ouarreIs
OF men have wrought
Oh soon again shall blow the spcars
Of grain
Where low-nunE stars DER tortured
soil llko battle signals fall:
Tho earth shall some time e'cn for
get tho stain.
Frank Mccarthy In tho Now York
Sun,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
Voice Of the People
Letters must give the md addres. Of
requests.

To tho Editor OF The Times Disna;ch:
STA vote for the ratification OF Won
Virginia assembly means that this member is
using weapon placed in his hands by th,.
lcop!c of Virginia, for her dcfen.-, to destroy,
Tor all time. her power 10 regulate her own 10 :
ana welfare OF her people under distinctive
IL further means that he is doing his utmost
10 forco woman suffrage upon other stat cs
which have repeatedly and Overwhelmingly de :
fcatcd it at the polls: and at tho Same time
TO deprive them. also. OF all power regulate
;his untricd. Inexperienced and in many in
stances thoughtlcss. ignorant. INSCRIPTIONS
and purchasablc addition to the electorate
The legislator. on the other hand. who votes
Tor the rejection of this amendment merely
tho several other states decide the question OF
Woman Suffrage II the polls
Tho people OF the United Statea de-
Inanding return 10 normal conditions. LcEs-
ncnt are forcing upon the country revolu-
the Erandparent OF l}olshevis,n--wiich is al
ready a distrustcd experiment in England and
the states where X has been tried
The people also demanding from tho
Federal government powers which they dele
war; while Legislatures ratifyinG the woman,
suffrage amendment arc forcing upon tho pco-
pic a measure OF extreme Federal interference
in State affairs.
Such ratifyinE bodies arc using tho Constitu-
zion of tho United states vehicle fasten
upon the nation laws which the people OF The
several states have defeated by popular vote
and steam roller to crush out state Rights
and wipe tho United States.
Under pressure OF special interests they are
opening tho way for our Constitution to be-
come collection of force bills on bitterly
troversial issues which issues may require
Federal troops FOR their enforcement.
Richmond. Va. January *. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
Health Talks by Or. Vim. Brady
AutobioHraphy az a Plain Bnby-fy.
The Water Is Fine.
Copyright. 1890. by National Now.,,,.-

ss day nfs eSss With &c 'n isy.s toll
sss skin ~Rsn o s0asrs which
better than soap. Even tho ines, soap soap is
babys and ,nspsfot to- the skin newborn
SOAP SOAP and water bath for twelve to twenty four
lived The wa,or was inc But you'd a!Sr no2 Hs
n npessIn is 81 the only little like has Of &
essenta or SmS SSg ana dad considers
general physical wcii-boins that the BABY apH
BABY losss 0as Eran IS,I Daw day
si@ns. fHen when being bathed
ZION by giving tho younEs,er little Sparkling,
ursa sat .n w"e s ire up AMI
iin np on warm flannel apron that covered her
s Some t Ho, Of rY water Main
mid solution and ,S Sal 1f's OF eo m19 h in
s sa4n,r Tor my eyes complete assortment OF
clothes an within reach from her low cna!r.
rorsa pmt MY me neck rsn ana in t ,hG washDowl
Willie she hathcd mo with "a soft wash cloth in
of bor qse acid i0 horf aGd IN tho
o, noiied water) to hatho my eyes. allowing, It
the lbs with mos,e enc e' eotton
After my bath the me" nura and rs,nanno
The the BIO bOw h he bath took four mnutesand i",
warm towel powdered me With me pa Sin ,a,c S%r
'h nnieG made I5ess aGan paasne
uni" Ny the belly sl9 SanS sh
ins.te which romans place and ss IS w StGiN
Next she put on my shirt. This vas Ugh.
WOOL IN the colder months, and light cotton in
thc hot months. Then she put on my soft mus
III, ,,n r9oe.l never wore WOODEN roho until cold
ways took a after nv mornIno s,rn,
never slept in bed with mother BECAUSE dad
says says That Is not good for mother or baby The
only 1, time ] got in bed with mother was at my
Hi"ner time that Is; every L. hours from
was three months. old. only one hight meal
after that, and no light lunches after / was six
months Old The success OF ration System
hinged on strict clockwork regularity. Irrctu-
lar meals play havoc with many a poor Kid
t KnoH' H pc daddy has TO attend them
between meals Increased first To three
hours then to 1-2 hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
From Other Viewpoints
railroads and High Cost.
Hf FRANK II. FAYANT.

In four months now our railroads are carry
,hT.s months OF the 1919 harvest movement the
AND AND mas 1espie
that 9s s Of our pq1o men have been asserting
x mot tue FOR S s S,n cost Of lying This
i ihG,r BASIS When they return to the control or
reIn,l"ely small factor In the cost of living
ton ' ne ei IN an, instance Of .he present
rates Before the war suit Of clothing from
vac carried to Los Angeles at freisIt RAE rate
ing or $50 to $50 The sns su The Of
,hs MS advanced only FIVE and half cents FOR
Tafs, shoes Tor - ano, ines example r,os. arc
s9ipned from New England to florida at cost
the rate hefore he Sar it IS p pan that ana.
ab,ed to the cost cost OF OF
to Se% York for a charge OF ahou, two.th II
So RonnS s to as ssF Ysr is G.
20 Atan ,i'n To5 is hauled from Now York
ra'cs Win the cost OF moving tho same article uei
acT % a MEo ow e Hhara II ey
whe:her we continue to have orr railroad,
ensr1iGn ~ pnIe companies responsibie to
soyernmfn, bareaus 4 is plain that the mcces
aia !ss rawaye IN ana l%r ,Suag
the rawlings OF in vcHtors ~ "'e iio'h
italltoad revenues should he such that wei,
located companies honcRtIy fnanccd ~ vi ,,;sn
~ managed can earn enough To attract ali tho
ne" capitai nccEEahry Tor their growth n ;o
~ ne trnrgt hubble Inherent that rnilrna de
"h"niH b" permitted 70 charge living ratcs FOR.
tn"lr EtF..t~t. D"CaUsr without ratrs Ia m ~
a '4!t proht new capital viii cease TO now
vi! trG4k down. '~''''
TBrrGKnout N" cnuntry there liz :, constant
apIca! .or greater production. Tho doc.o.. - =
AZ pnii:lcaI and economic schrois have given
t5e rgttcrp.!rn for our industrial Ills and - t. :
prnhcription Is, "~WE moro. produce more.
I:p, PRODUCTION In a coun,ry TX. our, "a Of,
hoiu.ely dependent upon m. adequacy Of irans
rDtihi.pE. VIZ EaThct increase our m
.HteEs We increase railroad facilities an II
"e cAnnnt increase those yniess we nt,rar, III.
o.. titAI for tAls wEfb. And cannot air
NV caphsi 's.rha ra'!t,Ads ere allowed to
der the vnbiic>-1csvynGht, 1890
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
News Of Fifty Years Ago.
(Tirom the Richmond Dispatch. Jan. &c, 1870.

The Virginia question still fingers in Con-
Eress where tho old State is n victim or ground
less distrust, hate and mpolicy. The general
opinion in Washington il that today. when
the Senate bill for admission is received in the
House. it wiz be referred TO the Committee on
Inttcc being convcrsant with the whole sub
jcct Will Immediately report tho bill and
amendments with recommendation that it pass
1t once. but how long before IL is voted upon
nobody ventures n guess yet.
There is discussion in the newspapers as to
absolutely sehasiess song Shoe Fly. Don't
author was n crazy man in Petersburg named
Eakcr Crowdcr. i.ynchburg claims that the
author lives in that city while the Whining
ton, y. Co., Journal says it brought first to
that city from Nassau by tho blockade runners
during the war No matter where il came from
II Is scnsc!ess dorgerc and why 1t should be
upon crcrybody'S lips IL mystery To us
A charter haa been filed with the Secretary
of the commonwealth in favor OF the "Vuo
d Eau Co... OF Norfolk. II gives the company
power 70 establish water and bathing places,
with hotels. private residences. bath houses
fishing boats, etc. George w. Grice is prosj-
dent and WiUiam Lamb treasurer with general
offices in Norfolk.
One OF tho routcs--and that one the short :
cSt--proposcd for the railroad from I.ynchburg
TO clifton Forge would lead under the arch OF
tho Natural Bridge.
On last Thursday the machine shop on the
canal lin Danvillc with nifty horse power Of
water. was sold at public auction for $4,000.
The family OF William Il. Sorcy or Norfolk,
consisting OF six females and two males. were
~ no.oncd Il few days ago. but are now out
torday discussed the removal or the capital to
st. Louis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
Keyboard Touches
when should n Dead Body He Hurled.
~ FRANK II. BROOKS.

:. There is law liz on" OF tho .s;atcs-Ncw
York II get my information straiaht-forh'd.
ding The burial 10 Of an nnidsn,ihed body in less
no place to comment on such law II may be
millions Is necessary, The city IS about tho
only place where Unidentified bodies are fire. :
Qucn:. Unless there IL for bcin. UNI
identified after dca th--and u may be generally
conceded that there is no rcason--t here should
be tnystesy about death. except where the
mystery has been created by murder. Every
body in this age goes away from home some
time. and me drift is toward the city. Nothing
is aimplc than idcntiica ton card in
the pockctbook Of every man and woman. Thus
equipped there is no reason, IN OF sudden
death. for mystery.
In hamieis and villages such thing a
mysterious death is almost unknown. Even :,
dead dog in 4 vi!!aEe is no mystery: Every
body knows his master mentioned the law
referred to- to oi'icai whoYc business il is
TO keep tab mortality statistics.
ut IL all right in the city" he said but
ccpt for continental reasons await the
arrival Of kin or friends. seventy four hours is
too long to keep dead body. T;ut much de-
pends upon whose dead body j: IL. With tho
exception Of few select hundreds in this VI
cinity particularly among men. there isn't one
! know whose body Is worth keeping any long
after death than II would take buy the
coffin, I'LL il ana bug? it,
1t had never been put TO exactly in this
way, so pass Il along
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
UPPER SILESIA EVACUATION
is STARTED BY GERMANY
Troops Leaving pIcbiscitc Areas Under
ierms OF Treaty mud Allies
VIII Move In.
TDy Associated prc4i1

EEKtlN. Jan. c5.-Gcrman troops
began evacuation OF Upper Siics!a YES
.sruhY. IN accordance with the terms or
.'o peace treaty. which requires that
ne movement begin within fiftcen da-,s
after It's ratification 80
Tho first allied troops arc cxpec,cd
10 rchcn cppoln on January so Evac,,a
ION In, WI he accomplished by zones.
naon OF which Will remain under a
provisional military administration nm
DER the intcr-nlliod commission
inc treaty provides FOR the occupa-
ton Of Upper Silesia by total OF To-
100 1.,,i allied troops, English, French ana
italian troops will nc used
The allotment or distribution o..
troops In other territory has not been
determined 1t is not proposed to in
troduce censorship OF malls or news
papers IN tppcr Slcsia. the !n,er-alIiad
commission planning to issue individual
postage stamps for tho district and
10 permit normal conditions to continue
und!sturbnd.
The Lokal Anzeiser yesterday ac-
cused inc Poles of cutting telegraph
ana telephone wires and lnterferint-
with tho conveyance OF the mails in
taken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BI HENRY EDWARD WARMER


Johnny.
When Johnny had his khaki on the girls went
wild with joy,
Pulled hair and battlcd- royalod for their darl.
ing soldier boy;
They all gave and cuddlod him. AID lis
tened while no boosted
BY daughters he was hcstcyecd and by daddics
he was hostcd.
There wasn't anything that he could wish when
they got through
There wasn't anything for him but thew ucr,
mad to do
And everywhere you turned you'd sec some
feminine device
For Johnny's entertainment, and to shelter him
from vice.
They wrote his letters nlantcureI n,s natl.
and combcd his hair.
They shined his shoes and Inotorcd him and
said he was n Bear! .
They took him out to dinner and they rushea
him TO tho show
And everything wns all for him wherever he
might so.
Did Johnny lack for money? Everx
fellow from the ranks
Was begged 10 take a little from q thousand
different banks;
And every group OF worshpcrs from Maine to
Tampa had
Some little stun. to grao him and annex him
to a fad.
And then he took his khaki OF, and then he
donncd his cts
Then he returned to civil i!re To t,;rn an. ~.
wits:
And when he took his Khaki off no lonrer
classcd A Winner.
Who grabbed this soldier Citizen and fool, ,;-
home to dinner.
Who motorcd him, who shincd his shoes who
combed his hair and sighed?
Who sazed into his manly face with al-adm!r-
ing pridcc
Nobody ELL. Nobody Jack,
Werc uakhaiiied Mob,
Ana we are much Obliged If they'll just let us
hold job,
dier who WAS oVcr-cuddlcd.--II T. W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE
South American Nations PIan Ffrsf
Centenary OF Freedom
From Spain.
IBS Associated Press. I

san SALVADOR, Jan. 2J,-Stcp.
looking 10 the celebration of the first
centenary Of the Independence OF Cen
President Rarqucro. of Costa Rica
Trhc separation of Central American
territory from Spain occurred In lS2l.r
cation to the other Central hmcr;cnn
states, has proposed n notable com
memoration OF the centenary. The
that the sister nations of Cost, 81.
Will at the time not DC found consti-
tutinS single political entity. Ho
expresses the hone, however. that the
movement to renew that unity win
take vigorous form with the inai,eura.
ton o! the new century OF inuepen-
dent life for Central America.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
A Daily Once-Over
The More You Know, the Lea. Va, I..,
When y9u sre called upon 70 erit!ciz,. do reu

W hen you arc called upon 70 criticize. do WI,
'h;nk OF the haws or tho good points arst2
" men th!HE impresses you un IA vorah!y do
you seek to learn the rcason-ths iust icc 60
your !udsment. or do you express your impres-
you were short on facts? 0' 'n"N
good critic ~ h'oAe a
Critictm which hurts only. and docs no,
Sn .; now the Improvement be Effected or
Whlch docs not at least lead TO though. in ~
fiEhi direciion is better left uneaid
gu Cfit!c!ze your nciEhbor for not Keen
ms walk clean. and find, perhaps. that he has
a. sex cniid or lame back. or SO many out
a ,ne one eaEaged to help him failed to keep his
iou criticize certain woman for yy,,kin- so
s!ow!y and doing everything with such rnea
serious heart affection. ~ ~ :"
DC, >nH so II goes All through life. arc bitter
80 hoont me things We least understand So
got knowledge. general and specific. befors vno
ctnsure others.-@topydight 1920 80