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germana o da in comparable
Gu industria franceza care este
cenusa, asa cum au facut-o ger
mani, a produs un eject asu-
pra publicului francez, greu de
cOntra-halansat.
Daca Franta doreste ca Ger
mania sd Sc reconstruiasca a.
ceasta insa nu o voeste a sc ia
ce in contul eli orr prin intre-
bnintarea resurselor care Sc Gu
win Frantei prin tratatul de
pace.
Efectul acestei politice asu-
pra relatiilor dintre Franta 81
aliatii Ell nu poate Fl de pc a
cum vazut.
Intreaga afacere Gu rasturnarea
/ cabinetului a tinut nunai o ora 81
| jumatate. Prima parte a sedintei
. fost consumata de cuvintarea lui
Peret prin care multumea deputa-
tilor ca l-au ales presedinte al ca
merei. Cuvintarea lui unde Sc re-
ferea Ia impacienta tarii 81 aplau-
zele deputatilor indicau o victorie
positive contra cahinetului.
"Poporul francez victorios,' a
spus Perret, ''nu Sc va lasa umilit,
care in seelaS timp este desfidere
= justitiei, l1sind pc -inamicul in
wins CO Sc rupa angajamentele pc
care lea semnat."
Leygues caruia s 'au facut cite
" interpelSri a cerut camerei ca
Acaste interpelari sa fie animate
pina dup3 conferinta psemierului
care Sc Va tinea IL 10 LAM, sukti-
mind ca prin aceste interpel6ri Ne
VI slam poEitia guvernului, iAr
dups aceia . ccrut un vot de incrc-
dere.
vot1 > ti1pt ul1nsi dollxseci de
minute, u imediat cind presedinte-
= : anaatet rsss'dtstul ni,1istri
u p1r3ait camera I
- Seatl Leysues si-a fnAint6t
d4inisia pregedihtelui.
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DIN fUcA C)NDtulu

Tn dopn vrea in ruptll capu-
lui Sc cOlaboreZe la Zlarul nostru,
crezind ca Linotypul 81 Presa au
puterea magica sd prefaca pros
tolOgia in stiinH.
Notita Gu priyire la necesitatea
inexorabila a unei reviste umo-
ristice aparu+S la r,fbrica aceasta,
dup6 cum sc vede a facut eject.
IN doe de una Sc Tianuiesc doua,
dintrp earl una a 81 inaintst r,l-
gsrea 80 inresistrSm. = Sx-i
vcaen in.iiu fata.
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Ataca Pc guvernorul gpaniol.

Valencia, Spania. = Salvador
Munoz Perez. guvernorul civil. a
scapat ca prin IMMUNE de moarte
acum de cllrInd, dintr un atac
dat asltpra lui pe cind sc intor-
cea acas de la teatr1l. de un grup
de II sindicalisti. Cincizeci de-
focuri de revolver all fost slo.
bozite asupra lui.
DOua gloante au patruuls in
perina pc care sedea guyernorul,
insa el scapat absolut teafar.
Cnul eu biciclets, un pplitist 81
In copil care Sc afla pc stradd
in acel tilnp. au fost raniti dc
focurile asasinilor. Toti acesti
sindicalisti au scapat.
Excursioni}ti austraheni inecati
Melborne. Australia. - In va.
poras care ducea pe el optzeci d.
excursionisti s'a scufundat alaltd
ieri in rinl Hopkins in apropiere
de Warrnambool. Douasprezecs
persOane S'au inacat.
Hotiiie din Paris.
Paris. - Dnpa cum arata sta
tisticile oficiale ale politiei, il
decursul isnu.ui 1920 S 'au fura'
in Paris douazeci 81 patru d.
m;lioane de franci bani gaia, zect
milioane de franci in articole
dintre care jnmatate an for
aflate de polite.
Ministrul finantelor a perdat
dupa CUM arata raportul 3,2Q,
DOO francl, frln excrOcherl.
On noa aherAok Hdlna1s.
Cicago. - Nike Grady, este
unu dintre eel mai admirati de
tectivi14 din orayul Chicago. lille
e acesfe . eSgtigst Q nou1 victo'
re cfnd = prins pc criminslul
11die Norris, IN urma caruis =
sfl.u 200 De politisti, fara . pu
tea q s1-l priad1.
n Grady ! pt;nit psnira seeasta
t260. Pfnx scuna tscest detsctis
tis1r y sSS- 10 reco1bnlasl
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D'Annunzio in Elvetia.
Berna. D D'annunzio ISL cauta
asiliu in E!vetia. In fost Otter
al lui incercat ca sd fnchirieze
Via pentru el la Lugano.
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CABlNETUl FRAhCEz A
CAZUT

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Daca prssiunea pslmnu1ui unti'|
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banCa Iui !. Herr, 249 N. 34th ST., New York
vAPoARE DIRECT Ia OoNsTANTA TARA sCHndBARE

multi fiji adevarati al patriei CO.
mune, am dori ca printr'o sfatui-
re intre comitetele ,conducatoare
sd Sc gaseasca tot celia ce he poa-.
te interesa 81 ajuta de potriva,
asociind, pentru cele mai mobile
scopuri de patriotism, cultura 81
um'aan.itqPtteP u 'aar.ittqPteP lecualturii care Sc pot a.
propia foarte mutt fara tinde
catusi de putin sd sc confunde.
In speranta ca aceste cuvinte
spuse de un carturar experient -
singurul meu titlu pentru a da
asemenea sfaturi - vOr Fl mai
bine ascultate 81 mai secios urma-
te ca alta data, deschid Congre-
sui de La Tirgu-Jiului.
(''N. Romanesc").
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DIN PATRIE

Comisia studiului proectului
unifica'rii bisericesti a terminal
lucrarile inaintandu-le ministeru-
lui de cutie. In curind Sc va face
convocarea Constituantei biseri-
cesti.
Cazul Groza preocupa majo-
ritatile. Ministrul Grozea fost
rechemat din Ardeal pentru ca
indemnat pc functionari sd nu
execute ordinele guvernului cen
tral din Bucuresti. Rechemarea
telegrafica urmeaza sa fie discu-
tata in Consiliul de ministri.
Groza a convocat majoritatile
ardelene pentru a expune situa-
tia sa. Dl Goga lipsind nu S Eau
putut lua deciziuni.
Pentru scaunul de senator va
cant de la Tulcea in urma bolii
incurabile a d-lui Hentiescu, va
candida 81 dl Alex. Marghilo-
man.
Dupa inchiderea parlamentului
generalpql Averescu va proceda Ia
complectianreaas in r. cabinetului. Astfel
dl Averescn ,ramane titular la
razboi, dl I. NJ. Anghelescu la
industrie Vi comert, lar dl Groza
daca demisioneaza va Fl fnlocuit
tot Gu un parlamentar ardelean.
=
Delegatii legei chiriasilor carei
au tinut fntrunire In 10 Iunie
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s'au prezentat ministrilor Arge-
toianu, Antonescu, PetOvici 81
Traaeu-Iasi, precum 81 presssAfdi9- prssfd 4
Etilor Gamerei 81 Senatului,s caroia
le-au inmanat un mein6rih cerind
|sprijinul pentru revendicarile chi
riasilor. Atat ministri cat 81 pre-
sedintii Corpurilor legiuitoare a.
raspuns dblegat tIoti shiriasilor Cd
"a intocmirea iegilof se STUNT acun
in ours, Sc vor lua masuri de aga
'natura ca specula = inceteze pen.
tru tOtdeauna,
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CUVfNTAREA
D-LUI N. IORCA
tCs.ti.sare d - sas.'l,

3. Cultivind memoria erOilor
nationali, ne-am gandit din vre-
me la amintirea lui Tudor, VOda
teranesc de acum suta de ami,
in care vremea de All vede Gu
dreptate un simbol. Ideia serbarii
lui vine de la moi, carl de aceia
am ales ca loc de adunare pentru
acest an Capitala Gorjului sau.
Indeplinirea acestei idei acum ca
81 in Martie fost reclamata de
alte initiative, pc care nam volt
sd lie impiedecam, de 81 nu sun
tenn in situate lie conduce.
4. 81 anul acesta Sc vor imparti
premii la scolarii carl sc vOr Fl
distins la limba romaneasca 81
astoria nationala. Scotia Galati
MIA anuntat ca va face acslasi
lucru in cercul sau local de acti-
vitate.
5. Atingerea dorita Gu poporul,
lasat din nenorocire 81 astazi pra-
da acelora earl, fagaduindu-i fe-
ricire fara munca, ii inacresc su-
fletul bun si-i tale aripile oricarii
silinte serioase, a inceput la Bu-
|.curesti prin sfortarile, vrednice
de toata lauda, ale studentilor
carl tin, pentru suburbiile fara
|'biblioteci, sail de spectacole 81
sfatuitori buni, cursuri de intre-
gire a cunostinthor.
D. secretar general va va resu-
ma activitatea sectiilor. Cele din
Bucuresti, Galati, Pitesti Calarasi
81 Focsani 81 scotia rurala val.
ceana din Voineasa au dovedit
prin fapte intelegerea pentru SEQ
purile ce Sc impun astazi socie.
tatii noastre 81 care Sc confundd
Gu o cultura populara indreptata
in fiecare actiune a eli catre ideia
nationala, fnteleasa ca insasi in
forma Ell m0derna cea mai largs
81 mai toleranta.
/ Pentru Sc merge mai departe
pc aceasta Gale, nu cerem numa
sprijinul tuturor membrilOr Ii
gel, carl 81 eli trebuie sd inteleag;
ce stearpa zadarnicie a alum.
vorba fara urmari, care aproa
pc 0 escrocherie publica, ci inc;
odata, catre societatile similare
carora liam propus federare
din care am folosi 81 moi fara in
doiala, dar credem ca 81 altii a,
avea un folos de la moi. 81, find
ca Romanii nu sunt singuri il
aceasta tara, unde curentele isto
! rice au adus oaspeti deveniti
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coNcuRS

Parochia gr.-ort. romano ''Sf.
Gheo-ghe" din Canton, Ohio, Gu
data de 81 Iulie va ramanea va
canta in postul de preot. Preotul
actual va pleca in patria veche
Preotii doritori de a veni ca
preot la Parochia noastra sunt
rugati de ne aviza pana in ziua
de l August 1921 prin scris sau
in persoana la Oficiul Parochial
Parochia gr.-ort. romano ''Sf
Gheorghe.'
1895 - 9th Str. n. Z.
Canton, Ohio.
Mattel Florea, presedinte.
Sam Halmaghi, secretar.
(157-164).
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De INcHIRIAT

Farma, asemenea vindem tot
stocul care G pc farma, doritorii
sa Sc adreseze la:
Mr.. &. ROTHAUSER
Stump Rd. Parma, Ohio.
(158, 500.
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De INcAlRIAT

4 odai, care sc cOmpun din .
bucatarie odae de locuit 81 doua
odai de durmit, Bae, Instalatie
Electrical 81 gaz: Chiria % dollari
pc luna.
Veniti la:
6601 Tillman Ave.
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Rezboiul din 1853
:PaCea de eParisl856'
Ds: 4. D. xINopoL.

plac lean incuviintat." Anglia isi
do mare osteneala pentru . do
vedi Turciei e4 schimbarile pro-
puse de ea STUNT de prisos, aratind
Cd aceast4 ffaz6 conitst& numai
cat I'M fapt isteric, "a seesta
pcate Il sdsvtrat sau falls, dar1
q Russia nu dobfndeste prin a
nici nm drept ii e Turcis nn "
leagx II mimic prin recunoagteres
hi. Sultsnul chiar dse1 y AZ
care care drepturi eseyt tinil6 \ 4,
urna stssuintiIot s,nsi pq ssI
susgtin MI a. \ III M
drept = I
/ | ] | !
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(Urulaxey

A0SV ~
Aceasta redactiune spsfia pc
Mfhistrii Turciei; din paralela in
ssre sc punea respectarea privi-
legiilor de c1tra Turci Gu ingriji-
res pentru mentinerea lor din
psrtes Rugilor.
Sc temesu ministii sultanului .
~ recnnoaste eS eea ! doua fuse
y saazs selei dint1i y pentru :
indep4rts D aselnenea fklcuire, ei
ssr3 tJ ptsrea frszei N
r. M dsek n toete
li usiei - -
D 1| |1li 20 ~ ~ ri ars
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De vINzARE

Mobila pentru 4 odai sd vindt
ieftin, proprietarul merge in pa
trie. Sa pot inchiria 81 odaile
chiria ieftina.
Adresati-va la:
1923 Newman, Ave.
Lakewood Ohio.
(156, 57-58).
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ApA1R n luuAU -

ApAnR u puoA11 u
Pretul pentru publicatii CO: "Caut"
sDe vinaare." "Anunt dc cAs&torie.
ETC., costa pentru fiecare cuvint
CENT? de publicatie. Sub 50 de cent?
uu se public& mimic.
Pentru DART de seam4, Invitxri dc
hotex. cununii sau dansuri. I cent? Il.
MIA, sau $4.O0. c6loanA dc star.
Publicatiile Sd fie insotite de sums
necesarA. Credit nu are decit societ&-
tile din Uniunea s. r. A.
Manuscriptele sau fotografii M %
inapoiaxA.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-01

prices were $16.5o to s1s per pair.
oar cho'Ss osio Of .l'e'F any pattern at $11.95
Special No. 4-Four patterns of Fine
Swiss Curtains in Ivory and Beige Col
ors. Former prices were $3.50 to $22
per pair. Choice of any C1o 7E
pattern, at, per pair 80. ~ Ss -
Special No. 5-Nine patterns of Finest
Swiss Curtains, very beautifully de.
signed in Ivory and Beige Colors. Former
prices were S24.50 to S35 per pair.
Choice of any pattern, at, &1c 7E
per pair .............. ~ xOs y
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-01

Special No. Three patterns of White
Net Curtains in Irish Point, Marie An
toinette and Battenberg designs. Former
prices were 1925 to SO per pair.
oar Choice os;r Of any pattern at $4.95
Special No. Six patterns of White Net
Curtains in Brussels, Swiss and Marie
Antoinette patterns, mounted on finest
quality French Bobinet. Former prices
we're $12 to SIG pair. Choice GO IE
of any pattern, at, per pr. .-VOs IT,
Special No. 3-Three patterns of Fine
Swiss Curtains in Ivory Color. Former
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-01

Filled with genuine layer cotton; has ~
roll edge weight 45 lbs. This is a splen-
did value at the regular price, but for the next six
days shall offer large number of them at $685.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-01

Ten. minutes, or even five, of steady
brushing night and morning every
day in the year will keep the hair in
good condition, provided, of course,
that, the brushes and the hair are
kept free from an accumulation of
dust aud oil The brushing will be
more effective when preceded by a
few moments of scalp massage.
The processes employed to keep
the skin and hair at their best will
lead to good results in the direction
of normal appetite and sleeping ha-
bits, Good habits of breathing and
bathing and exercising will react
benehcially upon the mental attitude
and the woman who persistently
practices them will find herself look
ing and feeling younger than when
she followed only 'haphazard plan
of caring for her body. We marvel
at the skill of acrobats, yet It is
merely the result of intelligent and
regular training. Diligence in daily
exercise and in a cheerful mental
outlook will train in the direction Of
"a woman as young as she
likes" to paraphrase the platitude.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-01

OF her skin and the muscles of her
body, including those used in deep
breathing, Fifteen minutes of brisk
exercises selected to suit her specific
needs in keeping active the muscles
of her face, neck, arms, legs. back
and abdomen will give all the mus
cles something to do. And when
followed Immediately by quick
cold splunge or sponge bath as her
heart action must determine. her
skin will be tingling with life and
glowing with color. In addition, at
least one hour of her day should be
given to outdoor exercise, than
which few forms are better than
walking. though golf and tennis and
gardening also are excellent.
As for gray hairs, they need not
intimidate any woman so long as
she keeps her locks glossy and dain-
tily groomcd. The fame OF the hair
brush as an effective weapon for
Furnishing small boys may be we'll
deserved, but few women give their
hair brushes the recognition they de-
serve as the most effective means OF
preserving the beauty of the hair.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-01
Care of Wrinkle in
Time Saves Nine

The woman whose mirror calls her
attention to a wrinkle here and a
gray hair there is near enough to
dismay without having somebody
call her attention to that platitude
about a woman being as old as she
looks and a man as young as he
feels. But even if she takes the
truism seriously she need not be dis
couraged, for there is much she can
do to make herself look younger,
and feel younger, too. Wrinkles
take refuge in tired, inactive skin,
They can therefore be kept at bay
only by the persistent practice Of
habits that have an invigorating Ell
fcct OH the skin. An active circula
ton is one of the first requisites, and
its attainment depends largely upon
proper exercise.
Exercise should begin as soon as
she wakes up in the morning and
should bring into action the pores
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-01

Miss Lucy Jane Giddings, director
OF the Y. w. c. A. department of
physical education will have charge
Of the pageant, Festival OF Play" to
be presented by the gymnasium
classes Tuesday evenings o'clock at
the City Auditorium.
Miss Mary Jewell, assistant to
Miss Giddings will appear in the
pageant as the Spirit OF Fellow
ship" attending the queen, Amer
ica." Mrs. Dewitt Babbitt,
Mrs. D. J. Adams will take the
part of the Chief 1rumpetcr," and
the Girls of Other Lands are:
China Miss Bea Swanson; In
dia," Miss Svea Johnson; South
America" Miss Dorothy Gray;
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-01

This mattress is filled with genuine cot ~
ton felt; has fancy art ticking, with full
roll edge; weight SO pounds. This is remarkable
mattress value and one you will want to secure.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-01

cheese, crisp lettuce, apple jelly and
chopped nuts.
Brown sugar that has become hard
can be put into the refrigerator and
it will soon be soft.
IT nuts are soaked in hot water be-
fore cracking. nut meat will COME
out more whole.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-01

africa" Miss Leta Hines; "Moham-
medan Lands Miss May Leach.
The program will include Swed-
ish club dance, Highland fling, Jap
anese dance, Norwegian mountain
march, Zouave drill, Indian club
drill and the following American
games: "Hark, Hark the Lark"
Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star"
Y Yankee Doodle" and a Virginia reel.
More than 400 women and children
will appear in the pageant which was
written by Miss Florence Durkee, di-
rector of religious education for the
Y. w. c. A. a".
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-01
Household Hints

Rub salt on the kife blade that
has been used to peel onions. Both
odor and stain will disappear.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-01

Failing to dispose of her stories in
the United States, Miss Jane Burr
went to England, where she has been
acclaimed one of the most successful
women novelists that ever came to
that country.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-01

Between slice of toast put cream
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21
In MARRIAGE a Lottery2

80 the Editor Of the Evrn.1o PubHc Ledger:
Sir-A friend and myself often argue On
various domestic points and quito recently
eur argument was on the subject OF nsr-
Nov. my opinion 10 that q Ia. In a lottery
1ou do not know what you are getting and
you taking a chance-EanhiinE as 20
whathsr you will win or lose. ls not this
the same as marriage ! venture O. ray
that not eight men out OF Yen have N~en
satisfied with what they drew. They of
course might have done worse IN their
nindh but they found lacking 70 'Ns wife
many things they d~-n desirable and which
thor thought she ppssassrd. but iouua mt
she had deceived them. think IN three
tho woman Ia the offender Men more
frank and moro fearless ard VIII out WIWI
conditions. but women in th'ir anxiety %
get married are APT 20 practice deception
In their statements. juFt The same ~ hey
do In making w their faces 10 ,OOE youth
FL Now these my views
NJ friend dlsaFre"s with me II" SaYE
mat marriage 10 rot u lottery. Any Ovc Of the
partRors has Il In his or her power 70 maxi Il
what they want T. ~ t-'end IL OF
. religious Turn Of mind, He SAYS Love
must De generated Hror, the D'y!n" Father
through His Son and kept hvrninE " rrr
Spirit He hsg Er-nt faith m human ma
tire. and he believes that man Ia quito az
prone u deception - woman. Hut
cannot ge~ that hr ls for hr has iesH %
pCrtunlteS to dec, lyD a wOmRT. for thf
ehsrActrr OF M. tina, he leads keeps EiT
from beiUE artificial. So that N" woman sect
him az no is Whi,s ks E~-A her through the
mask IN which she ia hldd.n.
N,r,1,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21
Discusses Problem, Etc.

TO The Editor Of the Evening Pubic Ledger:
Sir--In answer TO J. Zampler. "P. r.
X" Albert MA!ish. etc. concerning the jug
problem presented by J. Zampier. would say
that also presented this problem TO the
Peoples Forum. and 1: was printed q day
or two after Mr.. Zamper's. but note that
'P. F. X" gives different answer. My
answer IL: Fill the three-gallon jug out of
the eight: pour the three into the Ave: nj
the three again out of the eight and pour
two OF Il out OF the three into tho hye. This
will MI the i've and leave salion in the
three: empty the fvs into the eight anu
pour the one out OF the three Into the Ave.
FIJI tn. three again and then pour II 20 the
one In the nve. There will be four in the
ive and four IN the eight. Acknowledge
'P. +. Ks" answer as being quicker and
shorter than mine, there are six moves
and eight moves respectively.
Here's 4 nice one
I arnt twenty csuts for twenty pencils.
the pr1ces being four cents each. two for a
cent and four for cent. How many OF
each d'd l receiver
How can this be: Two men each had q
son. They sat down to dinner. but the
walter only brought them three plates. yet
each had a plate TO himself.
JAMES y. F'ERREE. Jr.
Ardmora. Pa. March 3. 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21
Requested Poem Supplied

To the Editor Of tho Evrnino Public Ledger:
Sr--I think the poem asked for by II.
G. L." In the EVENING PrnLic LsD1ER of
March IL 10 THE Open Boat" which in
close.
Considering the present activity of Ger
man propaganda. II might not be n bad idea
to reprint IL
MRS. WALTER SANFORD.
Mount Airy. Philadelphia. March IS. 1921.
THE OPEN BOAT
When this ERE war Ia done tsays Dan) and
all tho fRhtin's through.
There's ssms will pal with Fritz again as
they're been used to do.
But not me (gays Dan. tho sailorman). n&
mo (says he):
Lord knows It's nippy in open boat on
winter nights at Bea!
When tho last battles lost an won, or won
an lost tho game.
There's some will think no arm 20 drink
with square 'eads Just the sano
But not me tsays Dan. the sailorman). an
IL you ask me why.
Lord knows IT'S thirsty in an open boat
when the water boaker's dryl
| When all the eioonn' mines are swcp' and
ships are sunk more.
There's some II set them down TO cat with
Germans as before.
But not mo (says Dan. the eaiiorman), not
for one:
Lord knows It's 'unRry in an open boat
when ne last Biscuits done!
Whom peace is signed and treaties made sn
trade begins aRain.
There's somc'u shake a GorInan's hand and
never zoe q Ptain.
But not me- (says Dan the sailormRn), not
me. as God = on high:
Lord knows its bitter IN an open boat 20
see your shpmatcs die!
C. Fox Smith. in Small Craft.
Also sent IN by Il. NJ. I>owder. Mana
yrink Philadelphia Regarding the above
poem. Marion f. Smith writes: II Is pub
lished In book entitled war Verse" BY
Frank Foxcraft. and was printed nrst In
London Punch during the war