davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-02-16

clearly appeared that the people of Russia arc behind that government.
 Frankly admitting that their gov ernment was dictatorship of the pro- etariat"-quoted with approval by Senator Borah
 THE A. F. OF L.
 There is in support of all of this work a diffused propaganda working through many channels, for one pur- pose, having no scruples as to hon esty or truth, drawing to it's support at various times a wide variety of persons, including public speakers, writers, editors, ministers, business men and some labor men, calling for constant vigilance on the part of all who wish to avoid deception.
 There is a despotism which seems to grant Concess. .ons as part of it's propaganda when that is deemed wise, ment the concession it grants. (From resolution passed, convention Amer ican Federation of Labor i'll June, Io22).
 Whereas all of this propaganda is based upon the desire of communists and communist central power to un- dermine and overthrow democratic institutions everywhere.
 There has continued during the year a persistent propaganda in fa- var of some sort of recognition of the communist autocracy in Russia which has crushed and all but broken the Russian people.
 There are and have been persecu- ton of thousands of workers whose crime was their effort to be trade un- ionists and to express their opposition to the autocratic powers in control.
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-02-16
Foster Got
 S165,0OO From,
 Moscow, Charged
By International Labor News Service

By International Labor News Service
 Washington, D C., Feb. o-Wil- liam Z Foster, head of the Trade Union Educational League, received SI65,ooo from Moscow, was the charge made before the Senate sub committee investigating soviet propa- ganda in the United States, said A. W. Kliefoth, of the State Department Division of Far Eastern Affairs.
 Mr. Kliefoth said he made his statement on evidence which the State Department considers authentic. MT. Kliefoth testified that on his return from one of his trips to Moscow Foster, brought with him $4o,ooo. Later Moscow sent $oo, 900 to Foster and at another time sent $35,ooo
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-02-16

men, have been on strike since July i, 1922, and the company officials have ar bitrarily refused to negotiate an honor able settlement On the other hand, Gen. w. w. Atterbury, operating vice-presi- dent of the Pennsylvania system, has formed company unions of strike breaking riff ff-rafff who are as inefficient as they are dishonorable
 Wholesale condemnation of Pennsy1- vania locomotives by government in- spectors can be charged to the complete breakdown of Gen. Atterbury's "com- pany union" plan for solving the labor problem
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30
PERSONALS DEBILES y
DESGASTADAS
Vinol les ayudara a Recuperar las
Fuerzas

81 usted Sc siente desgastado, nervio-
so debilitado, que Sc cansa con
facilidad, es senal de que necesita los
elementos necesarios para reconstruir
los tejidos y la sangre. Las peptonas
de hfgado de bacalao carne son esen-
ciales para reconstruir los tejidos v ell
peptonato de hierro manganese v los
glleerofosfatos enriQuecen la sangre.
Estas sustancias de reconocido yalor
por Ia ciencia medica Sc encuentran en-
Vinol.
Lea 10 que nos escribe la Sra. Sarah
Jones, de Fiadelfia, L. u A-"Debido
al trabaJo en- exceso Sc me debilit6 ell
slstema, Y eStaba tan nerViosa que
apenas podfa conner dormir continual
mente me sentfa con deseos de llorar.
Trate diferentes nledicamentoS sin Que
me meJorasen hasta que ell doctor me
receto Vinol al POGO tempo empece
a sentirme mejor. va he tornado ocho
botellas y hoy me siento en- perfecto
estado de salud fuerte, vigorosa
como 81 nunca hubiese cstado enferma."
No contin6e sufriendo como lie paso
esta Sra, tome Vinol recobre sus
fuerzas antes de que ell ORGANISING Sc
desgaste demasiado. Pfdalo hoy mismo
Su Farmaceutico.
De venta en- las Farmacias DrOguerfas
Chester Kent Co.. BisrbudOres. Detroit, Mich. E.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30
"YO NO ESTOY DISPUESTO A
LLEVAR A LA PUBLICIDAD LOS
ASUNTOS INTERNOS DE MI
OFICINA"-DICE Ell TESO-
RERO GALLARDO.

El Tesorero de Puerto Rico, sefor
Juan G. Gallardo, con. quien habla-
mos aver a proposito de ciertas CEN
suras que lie dirige un diario local,
porque seg1n csc colega, aquel no
lie facilito detalles completes acerca
del injunction" radicado en- la Cor
te. Federal por la Fajardo Sugar
Co. a fin de que ell Tesorero Sc abs
tenga de cobrar a la peticionaria
determinada suma de dinero, nos in
forn1o que el complacio al reporter
que lie visito dandole todos los datos
que Sc podian dar sobre tan delica-
do case, y que 81 el no fue mas ex-
plicito en- clio es. porque entiende que
EN- su ofcina hay asuntos que el no
esta dispuesto arrojarlos a la pu-
blicidad, va que no seria correcto
que un Jefe de Departamento con-
tara con la piqueta publca para
arreglar las cuestiones interiores de
su oficina.
Ell senior Gallardo cree que las
censuras que Sc lie dirigen desde di-
cho periodico son injustas, pues su
oficina tiene siempre para quienes la
visitan toda clase de atenciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30

prendi6 apareciendose en- el establecl.
miento donde yo trabajaba como sim
pie dependents de mostrador. =.
IComprende ID, caro- lector, mi 81
tuaci6n? :. lSabe I'd. 10 que tive que
idear, hacer decir para que ella Gre
vera que yo era Ell duefo de aquei
gran establecimiento?.
solamente viendolo; v por ESQ lie re-
comiendo que yea Ell HoMBRE MOS
CA para que pueda comprender mis-
grandes apuros, que seguramente lie
causaran mucha risa, pero que mi
me causaron muchos disgustos y su-
dores.
Y I'd. dira. =. Bueno, que tiene
que yer todo ESQ con Ell HoMBRE
MoSCA? IQue me importa esa histo
ria?. :.
Pues usted vera, precisamente por
todo ESQ cuando menos 10 esperaba,
me vi convertible en- HoMBRE MOSCA
y aclamado por una multitud tan ino-
cente como cruel, que reia y palno-
teaba mientras que yo me elevaba pull
gada pulgada por un edificio de %
pisos que a mi me parecia no termlna-
ria nunca.
Abajo la carcajada continue de la
mulitud, Ell pavimento duro contra Ell
que podia romperme los huesos. ell
vacio atrayente aterrador. Arriha
Ell edifcio interminabIe, destacandose
en- ell color plomizo de un cielo lugubre.
los ojos de mi novia que me miran
aterrados desde la azotea, mientras que
me tiende sus brazos protectores. y
en- mi cerebro la obsesi6n de ganarme
la recompensa ofrecida al HOMBRE
MOSCA y. -. de hacer la mejor pc
licula c6mica del mundo, como 10 es
hasta ahora Ell HoMBRE MosCA.
HAROLD LLOYD.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30
Podre Librar1,1e de
Ese Reur7aQfisn7o:? ;?

Para curar el Reumatismo es nece-
sario purihcar la sangre. Frotaciones
medicamentos salinos alivian, pero
en- la gran mayoria de los casos, como
el paciente bien sabe, el NAL proviene
de sangre viciada, de resultas de cier-
tas enfermedades curadas medias
que dejaron sus huellas en- la sangre
Hay pues, que atacar el NAL la raiz.
Sc recomienda a los que sufren de
Reumatismo el empleo del HIERRO
NUXADO, cuya formula cientihca
contiene valiosos ingredientes de efec-
to efcazmente depurativo. Combina
ademas elementos tonicos que forti-
fican pcderosamente al ORGANISING en-
tero. HIERRO NUXADO contiene
hierro como el mismo hero de la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30
VARIAS'
AL cABo DE Los 12 AMOS.

En- la noche del luneS-una noche es
plendida, bellisima-se celebr6 en- Ell
roof garden del palace" una anima-
da comida-b bale que ofrecfa ell distin-
guido caballero, Lcdo. Ricardo Gomez,
| Fiscal del segundo Distrito, su be-
llfsima esposa, sehora s'Fef9" Fran
ceschi de Gomez, sus buenas amista-
des con motive de cumplirse ell 12 ami
versario de la vida matrimonial de tan
gentil pareja.
Asisti6 a esa amable y encantadora
fiesta, que ameniz6 una excelente or
questa, una selectisima concurrencia
compuesta toda de un grupo de elegan-
tes damas y caballeros de nuestro gran
mundo social, que fueron al hermoso
acto testimonar su afecto simpa-
tfas por los esposos Gomez z-Franceschi,
,, siendo clio una verdadera prueba de
! todo 10 que estos valen significan en-
Ia sociedad capitalefia.
Acompa1ados de sus respectivos es-
pesos, estaban presentes las sefioras
del Attorney General Mr.. Coats,
de M A. Mufioz, de Salvador Mestre,
de Rodriguez Sierra, de Mufoz Diaz, de
Massari, de Berga, de Jimenez, de FL
gueras, de Rivera zayas, de Diaz Co.
llazo, de zeno, de Bruno, eel gordito)
y de Santini.
La mesa artfsticamente adornada nre
sentaba un aspecto encantador, no solo
por Ell buen gusto que denotaba la dis
posici6n de la misma, sino por 10 schic'
de las personals que Sc sentaron a su
alredor.
A la hora de los discursos. no los
hubo. Ell Sr: Gomez design6 s'Toas-
MASTER al Lcdo. Mestre este tuvo
el buen gusto de CoNFECCIoNAR
unas cuantas frases acerca de las bon
dades del motrimonio, particularmente
de aquellos que, como ell de los anfi-
triones, segufa siendo feliz al cabo de
los 12 afios.
Luego Ell Sr. Mestre design6 para
que hablase al sub-jefe del Dpto. de
Justicia, Hon. M. A. Muhoz, quien
sigui6 Ell juez Rodriguez Sierra, Mr.
Coats, santini, Rivera zayas, etc., has
ia agotar todo Ell PANEL masculine
que estaba presente.
Todos estuvieron MUY ANIMADOS,
ponderando las delicias de la vida con-
yugal, sobresaliendo, no obstante, ell
Sr Rivera zayas, que estuvo la mar
de ELoCUENTE al cantar las glorfas
de ese sacramento de la Ley de Dios.
Hablaron, ademas, las sefioras de
Mestre-esta en- primer lugar pues CO.
mo dijo ell tsToast-master, uuerfa ha-
cerle la maldad-de Rodriguez Sierra v
de Coats, deseandoles los esposos Go
mez- z-Franceschi una eterna felicidad.
Finalmente, y para cerrar, hizo uso
de la palabra ell Sr. Gomez, quien di6
las gracias todos por las amables fra
ses dedicadales, agregando que anual-
mente 81 acostumbra celebrar esa fe-
cha que cadag vez es mayor Ell nimero
de amigos que sienta SUI lado, por 10
cual Sc sentfa rebosar de entusiasmo
~ felicidad.
Hasta las once dur6 la amabIe fiesta,
seguramente uno de los actos mas dis
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30
AlgunOs datOs biografcos acerca de 'El Hombre
MOsca" cOntadOs por el mismO Harold Lloyd

IQue es la vida del hombre antes
. de que una mujer lame a SUI corazon
y ls Olga: lDespiertate y vivel. r. ?
NADIA.
Fl hombre va por el mundo, sin ilu-
sion, sin objeto, viviendo por vivir,
sin saber por que. Para Ell no tiene en-
cantos la naturaleza, para el no dan
sss perfumes Las flores, para el los paja-
ros no trinan. Su alma es un mar sin
olas, una guitarra sin cuerdas. un
automtvil sin gasolina.
Y ESQ. era 20. un ser indiferente
TODD, sin ambici6n, sin deseo de con
Qnista;s sin ideas nj pensamientos para
el dia de mafiana. $.
Un dfa. =. inunca 10 olvidarei :.
conocf Ia mujer ideal. Mi corazon Sc
innam0 al inhujo del amor. LIE ofreci
mi Garlic y 10 acept6 nos amaba-
mos tiernamente. Mi alma estaba lie
m de ilusiones, pero. mi estomagc
y mi bolsillo estaban vacios. No podia
1evelarle mi novia la triste situa-
ci6n. Ella me creia millionaire y 70
alentaba su creencia. Por fin, tome una
resolution practica: empezar traba-
jar. Me separe de ella con pretexto de
que iba establecer grandes negocios
en- una ciudad lejana y entire de de-
pendiente en- una gran tienda de ropas
y confecciones para sehoras.
Fneron dias de prueba, la vida sc me
hacia impossible detras del mostrador,
mas trabajaba con fe esperanto Ell
dia de paga. Mi primer dinero fue para
mandarle un regalo, un precioso pen
dantiff que habia de Iucir esplendldo
sobre su pecho; despues lie mand6 Ia
cadena y una carta donde lie pinsaba
TODD mi cariio cada dia mayor y le
decia, que mis- negocios iban en- au-
mento. II.
Ella decide entonces no esperar mas
para nuestra boda y in dfa me sor-
<
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30
LA COMISION DE INDEMNIZA-
CLONES Sc REUNE NUEVA-
MENTE

PARIS, abril 20. Omitted Press)
La Comisi6n de Indemnizaciones Sc
reunio en- ell dfa de hoy para dis
cutir las respuestas recibidas de to-
dos los gobiernos aliados, y proce-
der a nombrar los distintos comites
que han de ocuparse de poner en-
practica ell plan de los expertos.
Sirro Bert y Kinde j. Sley fueron
mencionados para ell Comite de Ban
cos. Pirrelli, italiano, Francqui, bel
ga, para ell Comite Industrial, Le-
verse, frances, y Sir William Mac
worth, ingles, para ell Comite de
Ferrocarriles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30

sangre humana. Como saben todos
los medicos sin hierro su sangre no
puede ser pura nj producer energia y
vitalidad. Un ensayo por unos meses
con ell HERO NUXADO demos
trara su alcance para depurar y
enriqueeer la sangre. HERO
NUXADO no es "un curalo todo" v
solo Sc recomienda para los desarre-
CLOS de la sangre y los nervios, tales
como sangre impura, reumatisme,
anemia, neurastenia, depression de-
bilidad nerviosa y falta de virilidad.
Dos senanas demostraran 10 bieu
que puede hacerle el HIERRO
NUXADO. Pongalo a la prueba
Todas las buenas boticas 10 venden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30
UNA PETICION DEL DELEGADO
DEL PERU AL CONSEJO GENE
RAJ De LA SOCIEDAD DE
LA CRUZ R0JA

PARIS, abril 20. Gable Frances)
Ell Delegado por ell PERU al Con-
.sejo General de la Cruz Roja ha pc
dido Ia todos los delegados de las di-
ferentes naciones Representatives en-
este Consejo que hagan 10 possible por
TRAFALGAR por reenforzar la solidari-
dad entire las naciones sin la cual la
Paz no es estable.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30

Hacemos CON rapidez y 8 ss:te.
"a satisfaction todos los fotogra.
bados que I'd. necesite. Y . pre-.
clos econ6micos. Visftenos: Puer.
TO Rico nustrado. Inc. San jose 3.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30

tinguidos, simpaticos y amenos que
ha asistido este ~
cRoNIsTA.,
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-27

neck. You can buy your neck piece,
finger board and keys at the local
music store. Work the neck until it
fits tight in the dovetail grove and
glue firmly, then scratch off all sur
plus glue and sandpaper to a fin
ished surface. Then glue on your
finger board and sandpaper smooth,
and you are ready for the stain and
varnish, using a good grade of finish
ing liquids.
IF you will carefully follow these
few instructions you will no doubt
have a good musical instrument, which
will be neat in appearance, good in
tone quality, and which should con
stantly improve with age and proper
care"
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-27

has been transacted during the week.
Medium woods, especially 20 and a
blood combing, are slightly firmer'
Sales of "a blood combing in the
grease similar to Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania, have been cOnsumated at 10
However, many houses + holding
firm for SIC. Staple woods are III
SOM demand and held at very firm
prices. y blood territory woods have
advanced slightly, some houses hold
ing for &c to Sc secured, above the
figure quoted last week. Substitutes
are showing a good volume OF busi-
ness at slightly firmer prices. The
opening of the heavyweights in the
| goods market during the past week
| SENS to have created a favorable i'm
preston thus far among several
branches of the industry. Some
members of the trade believe that tbs
ultimate effect of the opening Of th'
market will be very beneficial. 0theI
houses state that it will be impossible
for the manufacturer to maintain The
opening prices for any length o
time. Foreign woods are showing
slight upward tendency in both tn
Montevideo and BuenOs Aires stocks
Fleeces have shown a fair bushes.
duriny the week. The q and u bloc,
grades are in considerable demand
as combing fleeces similar to Ohi'
and Pennsylvania have moved at So,
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-27

:, the grease. but most houses are
holding firm for SIC.
The territory woods continue 70 Oe
~ GOOD demand. Prices are very
finn. especially on the medium and
Lover grades. u blood staple winch
cold unite recently for 1892 per pound
scoured is being held firm at around
& IS per pound by several houses
The volume Of sales among the Staple
wooIs. although not large, has Deen
yall distributed in the various lines
during the week. Texas woods art
! sbow;no some activity, fine ssaplt
twelve months being quoted at $l-3'
to s1.35: eight months at Sl.2O I
81. 25; fall S1.O5 to $1.1O per sooure1
pound.
The wool sale at Brisbane opene'
this week with an animated marke'
japan reported buying freely. Price
slightly firmer than last week. For
tv-fiye thousand bales are being O.
fered during the three days OF tn
sale. Some lots of Australian woo
bought on the local market early ar
said to have changed hands slight
below replacement costs. A goo
volume of business during the wee
on spot New leland, Australia
cross-breeds. The local market fo
South American woods has been quit
active during the week. Prices al
slightly firmer in several lines. Ger
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-27
All! BaCkache Go,l
| Rub LumbapoIi
Rub Pain from baeL
trial bottle o, !.
\ "st. Jacobs oil,'
Ali Pan go7el

Quickly ;-Ic. AIM.
lief from soreness. s,;4eI ~
and pain follows a /
with ST. Jacob, Oil" S-''
Rub this s5othing
right on your painful T..
magic, relief c.ue, &C.
IS a aarm.cs backache, l..
sciatica remedy which
points and d.. Mt burn :. :,
Straighten upl Ou;, ", ..1 Z
Stop those torturous
moment you nil forpet ~.
had a weak 7ck became. !:
or he stiff or anne a., .
d small tr.a. bottle NJ j.
"St. Jaco' orr from w..
aow and get this lasting ~.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-27

siderable inquiry has
Gently for BA IS. D Veg
stocks Of the grade 49,
on the market The
kets are firm with an
dency. W.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-27
WOOL MARKET IS
GAINING STRENGTH
BEAR HOUSES TRYING HARD TO
HOLD DOWN RISING PRICES
IN FACE OF SHORTAGE

Boston, Mass, Feb. 23.-The wool
market seems to be strong in all lines
and a very fair volume of business
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-02-27
CITY OF BOHEMIAN
HAS violin MAKER
FARMER LAD WITH NO TRAIN
ING TURNS ARTISAN AND
MAKES INSTRUMENTS
Perfect Tone

BOzeman Jack of All Trades" and
Master of Them All, Makes Up
His Mind He Can Make Violin
and Turns Out Instrument of
Beautiful Tone.
Evening star., 1924-08-03
FRECkLES
. T.. * y Il"t">

Now is the Time to Get Rid of
These Ugly Spots
There's no longer the slightest need of
feeling ashamed of your freckles, as
Othine double Strengths guaranteed
to remove these homely spots
Simply get an ounce of Othine from any
druggist and apply little of it night
and morning and you should soon see
that even the worst freckIes have begun
to disappear, while the lighter ores have
vanished entirely. It is seldom that more
than an ounce is needed to completely
clear the skin and gain beautiful, clear
complexion.
Be sure to ask fer the doubIe-strength
Othine. as this is sold under guarantee of
money back if it fails to remove treckles
Evening star., 1924-08-03

Risked her life to save her
pet puppy. Miss Madelaine
Britton of Summit, N. J., who
was passenger aboard the S.
S. Boston when the ship was
rarnmed by a tanker near Point
Judith. Miss Britton ran to the
rescue of her puppy and had
narrow escape from death.
q Underwood & I mlr Nonl.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-23
i. {. Steel HIT.
BY FEDERAL
RULING
Corporation Ordered to Aban-
don Pittsburgh Plus"
System 81 Price Fixing

The United States Steel Corpora
ton VIII be given sixty days In
which to carry out the Federal
Trade Commissions decree, ordering
Abandonment OF the HPittsburgh-
plus system Of determining Sae
price Of steel, II was announced
here today.
II ct the end Of two months, thu
steel corporation has failed to
change It's price arrangements, the
commission will ask the United
States Circuit Court to enforce its
decree. The steel concern, III the
meantime, has the right 70 appeal
to the same courr 1or relief from
the commissions order
In its decision, the commission
held that the "Pittsburg Plus
system was an unfair method of
competition. The system involved
the sale Of steel at Pittsburgh
cost price plus the amount Of
freight charges to the delivery
point.
This system IL contrary to the
clared. It Is not based on the law
Of supply and demand but Is q
price fixing system, which lessons
tAS~4f OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES O@eSA 80
business In all steel centerS except
Pittsburgh and adds greatly to the
cost Of steel products.
Farmers Of eleven western States.
the commission said, were forced to
pay $40, 900 900 more q year for
thar steel than IL the system were
not existing. In the arguments
before the commission, the system
was ardentIy defended by the steel
company's attorneys, who declared
It was based on wide open cOmpeti.
tion." This was denied by at
| t0rneys for thirty-twO independent
steel companies in the middle West.
One dissenting opinion, filed by
Commissioner Gaskill, contended the
commission was without authority
to prohibit the corporation from
charging the same price in all its
plants" He maintained the law
did not require absolute freedom
Of competition 2
The commission, however, con-
tended that elimination Of the
''Pittsburgh-plus' system would
build up all steel centers outside
Pittsburgh" and give western and
southern steel users the natural
advantages Of their locations"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-23
The Teenling Times
81 TINY TESSTE


Excursion time IL here again with
basket, box and bottle,
The NOTORIOUS excuraioniet has
opened wide his throttle,
The seekers Of the beRchere meet
the seekers Of the lakes.
The one guy asks the other guy
how long each journey takes
with picnic basket full to cracking
all the family start.
At daybFealS. feeling drowsX e.
they sleepily depart,
The dog and cat At home to apaG
both settle down to snOoxe,
And don't regret their absence
from the family auto cruise.
From cart. from west, from north,
from south. the pieasure seek-
erE come,
The highest and the lowest, from
the cream down TO the scum;
oh. how they gloat. and how they
tote each basket-full or food,
And no one minds at any time II
hungry folks are rude.
fEx officio)
4 Quite run to reDletSoW,l az NSong
time completion
Thetr primitive souls oOsMe to
ICIt;
Completion, replettOn, and then
0beoletiON,
With SHORES ME . radio fight.
Igeey stCtss aCttb bare Jisnb, on the
acdter they skim,
lake the ftsh n the desert Or or,
While Daddy reveals mid the
p0yty's loud sQGeGIs,
Just hon funny BE looks scssh-
out clothes.
When the swim ID over, All the
party clRmorfng back,
Find the room for food again q
tummiea strangely sianax;
Never mtndtng warning twinRes,
merrtly they sail
into indigestion that win shortly
make them wall.
Home. as sun sets in the west, 70
suffer on the morrow,
From cramps and bites and SUM
burn, even soreness, to their
sorrow.
The picnic never quite comes mn to
mortal expectation.
And even great Olympus never held
picnic citation.