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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
The S5OO-a-Duy Men

ECONOMY in government is good
u thing. Where should it end?
Should it end with the S5-a-day gov
eminent clerks? Interstate Commerce
Commissioner Eastman thinks not. He
thinks it should include the S500-a-day
men, too.
The interstate commerce commission
has just awarded Sl.500,000 TO certain
New York bankers and lawyers for their
services IN recognizing n Southwestern
railroad That is. the commission has
okehed the expenditure by this very hard
up line. Eastman thinks the reorganizers
did poor job, but apart from that he is
shocked at the $500-a-day fees asked by
some of the bankers and lawyers and
granted by the commission. He dissented,
but the majority was against him. The
bankers and lawyers got their fees.
Who pays for government extraya-
gance? The taxpayers
Who pays for railroad extravaganza?
The same taxpayers. That is the point
Eastman makes. They pay directly when
they pay excessive freight rates and indi-
rectly even more when they pay for the
necessities of life. Walker d. Hines. for
mer railroad administrator, and for years
a railroad executive, once estimated that
the ultimate consumer actually pays not
the mere freight rate, but the sum of the
freight rate multiplied five times.
Those S500-a-day fees naturally will
come out Of freight rates. They will come
out of the public's pocket Which is why
Commissioner Eastman, in his dissenting
opinion said:
Economy in government service is
much stressed at present and quite prop
erly so, but economy in public service.
interpreting the term broadly to include
all private corporations engaged therein,
is no less important"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21

THE news that 10000 Ru KluI
i Kan membsrs paraiod down
Pennsylvania EyeHus 81 Wash
iuEtUn. not long since. merely
confirms Us IN the belief that
men arc only small boys who
never grow up.
There n nothing on earth that
gives them more u d kick-un-
isrs. OF course. n bs bootleg
whisky than a long and spec
taCular parade. with themselves
IA A. They simply love 20 get
out and dress up IN fantastic
garments and march 20 band
music. Consider tho lodges they
have originated. chiefly, wo do
verify believe. 20 exercise this In
born love Of showing orr.
Haven't you watched thsm
countless times marching down
the street. three or four abreast.
with their chests thrust out Ike
pouier pigeons these dear little
boy men. with their turbans and
plumes. feathers and f1lls.
sclmitars and sasbes. helmets
and swords. Jed By naughty
knight on "A milk white charger
Their boots may be- tight and
painful. their fences nwry and
their sheets may not always
hang well. but they nrs as happy
nevertheless as q bunch of small
boys following a circus parade
They enjoy every minute Of
H. How they strut and pmncs,
how they grin with giss and
laugh aloud with pleasure aud
greet each brother with hilarious
shouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21

naval tonnage was In itself
startling. tho reason for tho in
crease most often advanced dur
ms the debate In tho houta
q commons was even moro TO.
They Said there might be tFou.
bio In tho Pacific, and America
and Japan were frequently men
TONED an tho likely principals.
Britain needed 10 be strong, il
was urged. Test she be drag.
god IN, like America IN the
world war"
All this made unpleasant
reading Tor officials here. The
United Slater viii now be
forced. whether or no. vastly 90
Increase the number OF her
cruisers or be dangerously out.
stripped.
Already Britain has A. eruA.
cra with 10 more appropriated
for and building. Japan has
rs. with 10 appropriated for and
building Tho United States
has only 10 built. with two APP
propriRtei for and building.
While congress has authorized
six additional. not a cent has
been provided 10 lay them down.
Thus. without counting the
i-ss.ooo.O00 worth Of new ships
parliament has Just provided
for. Britain viii have 80 moro
cruisers than VIC. and japan
Is more.
To this program Britain now
adds 10 or - brand new cruls.
err. full 1000 tons each. tho
limit allowed by the washing
ton conference. And Japan's
publicly proclaimed policy il
ono o. rctrcnchmont In tho
army 10 obtain additional money
for moro cruisers, dcHtruyors.
long.radius submarines and mir.
craft.
These activities will not be
without effect either on con-
RrcSs or on President Coolidge.
He Is represented az more than
ever determined 10 call second
arms limitation conference. and
that rs soon ~ practicable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
SMOKING ROOM
STORIES

T'HE musician was enjoying his
l. ciFarct and joining in the
EARNING with tho other smokers,
we have In our town music
teacher or rare ability and OK
pcrloucc. lilo ia brutnlly frank.
as Bomo OF them arc, you know.
a few evenings ago. he attended
"A musicale given by leading
society lady. The main attraction
OF the occasion was young
pianist who had attained more
hair than technique. but the
ladies' liked him and were
anxious TO boost him. The young
fellow threw himself when he got
to the piano. being ambitious TO
attract the favor OF my friend,
the old master Having con-
Guided his rendition. he saun.
tered. dreamy over 20 tho
old fellow and. in a farawny
voice. murmured TINT that tuno
hnunts me.
Shades OF Beethoven why
shouldn't IT, snapped tho old
master. You murdered IT,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
Men DO Lone to Parade
BIZ Mrs. Waiter Ferguson

The hardest working u them
wnl drop his Ledger and pencil
and hie him 90 n convention n
bis fayorits Lodge with al ths
za5t n n E-ytar-od running Off
90 play horse
10 may not have the money IN
his bank 90 pay or the mort
gage, but be can always hcIapa
up enough coin 90 take tho NEXT
degree IA Lodge knowledge. Hs
may DO tho worlds champion
crouch "a the hone. but within
the secret CHAMBER of his order,
tho password rings from his lips
with a noble sound
IN fact. tho energy these men
eIpend in convention duties. IN
repeating long oaths OF realty. IN
attending secret meetings. would
settle oil the problems Of ths
world.
But who would deprive them
Of their great joy1 Who would
DO 20 mean as 20 suggest that
they remain always stern and
businealiko men and never slip
hnrit into their childhood days7
Because they can do this. IL
perhaps tho reason Why they are
less melancholy than women.
why they are 20 seldom over
come b. grief, and why they can
20 easily forget disappointment
30 man who can get out and
parade 10 his lodge rsgalla can
ever be a confirmed pesBimlst or
feel that life is not worth while.
10 may look funny. but he
feels superb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
Fen German Xmas Toys

dorf and waltershausen toy
csntcr5 arc in distress. Newer
factories IN the United States.
Japan. France, Italy and other
countries are supplying their
home demands and also are *.
porting toys. Aside from tho
competition OF American fac
tories. German toys trying 20 find
a prcscnt-day market in the
United States face a tariff duty
IS per cent higher than before
the war.
These conditions. combined
with increased production costs
in Germany. higher prices for the
raw materials. increased freight
rates and taxes and money
strinFency. have caused a 10 per
cen, decrease IN German toy ex-
ports in the past six months.
Thousands OF skilled toy makers
arc out OF employment as a re-
suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21

YOU can get an answer 10
L any question Of fact or In
formation by writing Tho Seat
tie Star Question Editor. 1922
New York ave. Washington.
ID. C., and inclosing cents in
loose stamps for reply. No
medical. legal or marital adj
vice. Personal replies. conf
Dental. All letters must DO
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
Hhat Us a PubEc UtiLitu2

Nor a bit of diversion between debates
l. on the big league pennant races, the
relative merits of different motor cars,
and the sins of the younger generation,
ask your neighbor what il is that causes
an enterprise TO be a public utility.
After YOU have failed TO find out, rs
you undoubtedly will ask why il is that
the courts seem 20 be universally agreed
that the furnishing of unfroZen water is
public utility service while the dis
tibuting of ice or frozen water, is gen
orally regarded as n private undertaking,
with which the public regulating authorl-
ties cannot properly concern themselves,
After that question rs answered, If your
neighbor hasn't slain you or gone TO sleep,
ask him why the business of providing
gas and electricity for heat and power is
a public utility almost everywhere in this
country, while the coal business which is
concerned with heat and power in another
FORM is strictly private.
If power and heat, in the form of coal,
is carried TO your house IN a truck or
wagon, the business is private, and you
have nothing directly to say about how
II is managed IT. however, the heat and
power comes 10 your house in wires above
or pipes below the street the courts say
that il is a matter of public concern, and
prices as we'll rs the quality of the service
and product can be regulated
There may be logical answers 10 these
questions. A few of the consumers Of
anthracite coal. however, are wondering,
as they dream of smoky or chilly Christ
mas, just why they are allowed to regu-
late fuel distribution over wires and thru
pipe lines, but not when il comes in chunks.
Japan is preparing new demands on China says
cablegram. II won't b. long before China viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
Lore's Demonstration

MARX TWAINS TON Sawyer"
1N1 charmed every man reader who
had been deadly in love at Il years of
age and maybe Toms" desperate deeds
upon breaking of his young dream was
only a precedent. There's Mr.. Cornelius
Van der Stad,'LoS Angeles contractor for
illustration.
Being sued for divorce, Cornelius went
TO San Diego and called up his Mrs, by
telephone Pitful were his pleadmgs for
reconciliation, but the lady had had
sufficiency. So Cornelius fired a revolver
shot that echoed at the other end of the
telephone line. The police found Corne-
Illus lying upon the floor, revolver in hand
and nothing eXtraneous in him save con-
siderable bootleg liquor. Later, Cornelius
made another appeal to his lady by jump
ing into San Diego bay but was miseraby
rescued by some sailors. Now they have
him in hospital on the ground that
there's something psychopathic ailing
him. But there isn't; il is just the tom
Sawyer expression of uncomfortable
love, and good many men have had
SUCH in degree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21

aHyirhrre from noon 10 5
o'rioct. Can yoa arrnugr 70
90 tsc could get i,eo dyiiurrics,
or az 'casi orc az some rerfaia
hn'0 81 Tho daN W. G. u,
Superintendent williams 70
ports that this Is vacation p
Rod. and many Of tho carriers
have 20 double up. which no
doubt accounts for your irregu-
lar delivery. There are not Ruf-
ficisnt men 20 keep the service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
? Answers to Your Questions T.?

Q. What does Idaho mean?
A. ~ Is from an old Indian iCord
meaning Gem Of the NUS"
Q. have seen reference 10 a
new pathway called The Long
Trail" To what does the title re-
fer?
a. The Long trail is mountain
pathway along the Green mountains
from. Mdssachuestts 10 Canada. be-
ing built bV the Green Mountain
club. The main trail Is to be sup
pIcmeHted bv branch trails leading
10 the SUBMITS Of all the higher
peaks. The state 1cas dirHed into
sections. each section haUia0 IL
charge the building and maiaten-
nncc In Ia. oton Uicinitp The main
purpose Of the traH Is TO encourage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21

mountain climbing. The office NJ
the Green Mountain club Is at
Proctor, w.
Q. What Is the largest refractlng
telescope in the world2
A.. At the Yerkcs observatory, the
astronomical observatory Of the Unit
Uersity Of Chicago. located at WIZ
Jams bay. Wisconsin The object
glass Is 10 inches IN diameter.
Q. When did people begin 10 make
formal visits to each others homes?
4. Visits, tcc are told. BEGAN
among The ancient Tsracliics. The
rabbis uisitcd one another constant.
IN for the purpose Of sharing their
ioisdom. And they risitcd the pco-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
NATURE -
CAN'T SEE STEAM

CTEAM Is invisible: you never
- SEQ &. What you saw com
ing out of tho spout OF tho ball
ing kettle was many litOo bub-
blcs OF water, OF condensed
steam.
TN1E American beaver has n
= big, paddlc-lko tail. which
has led TO tho belief that he uses
It MS n trowcl In mixing the mud
with which 60 build his houses.
In swimming, the tail Is a
mighty effective paddle, but tho
beaver mixes his mud and han
dies his materials with his front
paws
TNASMUCH rs we mostly SEQ
l. tho humming bird dipping his
bill in n flower, the impression
rs that he's n honey collector.
However. tho hummors principal
dict is insects. or course, bugs
20 into flower TO collect tho
nectar and tho humming bird
goes after them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
KELLOGG, Menico and japan

iL>ROM Germany comes the lowdown on
IL Secretary of State Kellogg's explosion
: over Mexico.
Japan was at the bottom of it, says the
Deutsche Allgemeine Zietung.
(. The activities of soviet propagandists in
/: Mexico; the confiscation of foreign prop
! erty under the new agrarian law; the muir
der of Mrs. Evans, and all that sort of
thing could have been quietly adjusted,
says that paper, but for the presence of
a deeper hurt still, namely, the friendship
between Mexico and Japan.
Japan, the writer explains, is busy court
ing President Gales favor She alone of
the powers waived all claims to compen-
sation for injuries done her citizens dur
ing the revolution. She wants to colonize
in Mexico-she wants room for her emf
grants now barred from the United States.
This was the real cause of Secretary
/. Kelloggs sharp warning to Mexico, we are
told.
! The biggest menace to the friendship be-
tween the United States and Japan comes
F, from the outside. The rest of the world
keeps putting chips on their shoulders.
We've seen schoolboys egged on to fight
by just such tactics when at heart they'd
much rather shake hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
On All Road

Editor The Star
/ noticed your editorial on an
open road across tho noun.
iains the year round.
A little publicity on the Gas.
cade tunnel project would be a
step toward bringing the subject
OF your editorial 20 peoples
minds. even II II did not result in
n tunnel.
An open road would doubtless
mean the building OF a tunnel
OF some kind. or a more or less
continuous line OF rnowsbeds in
tho snow belt. merely a differ.
snce in degree.
HAROLD S. STEWART.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
Letters SIX SEX Readers
Al L<ffers TO The Star MnH Nave Name and Addfe,i

periods In the past, 10 contribu-
lions from the general public.
sometimes wonder how some
Of the editors expect the ordi.
nary citizen, who is not very act
i've. and not connected with any
prominent clubs or organize
tons. 20 ever get his opinions
10 the public, n the papers win
not publish his contributions,
when they arc deserving.
J. c. uNGER,
3a0s Rainier Ava
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21

EATEIss the front and mothers by side Sure they're
in the auto and they're ride tpenc rpnn,n,
splendid tho it's pulin quite apeasuro scelp ne
they're skmmin' down the
Sun shinln brightly and there's hint rain Everything
make their Grenog Kind ~ b
meath sky that's Hidn In the on"n Itc oI
seekers do ~ "
Isn't that picture that should thrill? Think N
pleasure touring with lot Of time there's somehng
mars II as The hours roll slowly When trip Ia over MON
bnd will heavc Sigh.
sn in the back seat there tiny youngsters-threc Gn
kinda sleepy and be- poasuro AZ ,c
starting Of st, you get Tho td,
back home
- Copyright. 1926. for The starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
Says Trub Is a Cur
Editor The Star:

Editor The Star:
] am writing this al the r.
quest OF my little Boston Bun
terrier She has complained to
me Of late Of severe pains in her
head, sleeplcss nights and loss
OF appetite. The cause is at last
discovered. It's all on account
OF Trub.
Now. my dog comes Of fam
lily Of bluebloods, and is proud OF
the fact that she Is a Boston
Bull She says Trub Is a com.
mon cur. not Boston az all, and
wants to know how he gets that
way.
MRS. ]. T. wESTALL,
1903 w. Holly ST.
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star. Washington Bureau

INAsHINGToN. AUG a.
w when Santa Claus relns in
his reindeer nj your house next
Christmas. there won't DO AZ
many Made IN Germany toys
IN his bag as there have been In
years gone by,
Made In tho u. s n" gifts
for youngsters are taking their
place.
Tho German toy industry Is
another enterprise that has been
unable 10 regain It's lost ground
since the war. according 20 ad.
vices 10 the department Of com.
meree. once flour1hhing In.
duHrY, filling a worldwide de-
mRnd, the toy business. today IS
experiencing the worst crisis in
ia history
The famous Sonneberg. Nuren-
berg. Ncustadt, Oibcrhau, Eppcu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
A THOUGHT

Whatsoever we do, do it heart.
ily. as to the Lord. and not unto
men.-Col. iii.:23.
THERE ls no action 80 slight
L nor so mean but it may be
done TO n great purpose, and
ennobled thereby Ruskin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
Britdin'S Armament Squirt JoHs u. s.

NTAsHfNGToS. Aug. si,-
w Great BHtain'a sudden and
startling determination 20 boost
her naval strength 10 the tuna
Of y2s1.o6O,o0O worth ~ new
cruisers. has been an eye,
opener 20 the Coolidge admins.
tratlon.
Naval experts have been nay.
inE all along that a now arma-
mcut race was inevitable. But
tho bulk Of laudsmcn officials
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
BIZ William Philip Simms

here have been inclined 90 take
tho assertion with a grain OF
sal' Now all doubt IN gone
With eapi,al-ship tonnage limit.
ed by tho treaty Of Washington,
Russia and Japan arc up on
their ioos and of IN a race
that threatens 20 leave VI far
behind,
But that - only half tho
story. The worst Ia yet 10 come,
II Butala'a big increase Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21

pic to teach. 10 comfort the sick.
10 console The bcrcgucd. Thcy tran-
dcrcd among fhc Egyptians tciih
their custom Of making calls. and
the Egyptians copied the fashion.
But cucH before This time. men
lterc making calls upon ono an
other but these calls ucre utriu-
sicqlip ot homage. paying nature,
Gradually The custom Of ccrcmoa
ious visiting came into rogue.
.. Who were the "Epicureany"7
4. 4 sect Of philosophers nho de-
rived their name from The Greet
philosopher Epicurus and uho d.
rtdcd the empire OF philosophy ilth
the Stoics at The time Of tho birth
Of Christ Thcy held that the chicJ
end and aim Of man tcas Happiness.
that The business OF philosophy icas
10 ouidc him IN his pursuit OF H..
and that 10 tCas only by experience
mat one could learn tGitrt pould
lead 10 10 and toItdt tcould not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
1t Is q Boom

DRoBABLY the greatest business boom
L now on is that in the manufacture
and trade in silks-worm-spun and ar
tifieal. There are two reasons for it.
both woman's, altho men are taking to
silk wear with unusual gusto.
The female form divine can be more
definitely expressed with silk attire and
many women have discovered that the
closer sunlight gets to the human body
the greater the human health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
Mr.. FaT3t of The Star
Undertakes Here 10 Remedy Your Troubles, il They
Are Of Public Interest

W.. Fist; haze on circ.
trio trashsr irtih galrsuised
tab rrhich leaks Can 700 frli
mr. trhers ! rosld oct 70 mrHdrd.
aud hgi0 much q rould coaiF
MRS. 4. Q.
Look on page 81. In tho back
Of The telephone directory. IN
tho classified advertising. and
under Electric Welding" you
viii ind a number % firms who
can attend 10 your trouble.
M, Ftrii: IL there an ordl-
nance against INGREDIENTS diF.
piavigg goods oH tho sdrtraik
ard eurbiHgf n there u there
Is chance for some good
,1orE by me police IN the 800
block on Jackson S. what
should B. done about 49,
=. H. n
There u n law against side.
walk merchandising Call Main
1910 and give particulars and
tho matter will bs taken
care ~
Nr. Firf; The roof Of the
house 10 rkich I hpr lygks
badly The ertnrr refuses to
repair ~ Would BE- jusn.
fird in refusing 10 pay rent
ur'H he docat IN rainy uruihrr
some Of ma rooms can not br
usrd. 81 RECRTEER.
Should you withhold the rent.
tho landlord would most likely
notify you 10 pay rcnt or Va
cate. You might try II on
him You would not have 60
move should no serve such no
ticc. but you would have 10
pay the rent within the time
tho notice specified.
Nr. FLrii: Ny cousin Is held
IN Canada and Is anxious 10
get into The United states.
Ne came from JuDosiatin str
months ago, aud hcV pHt not
permit him 10 enter this Coun-
frW. Can you help mc'
MRS. h. "
He Will have 70 remain I'm
Canada for one year before the
United States consul viii give
his case attention. when he
has resided In the Jurisdiction
Of one consul for u months no
can 10 to that consul and get n
quota selection, II there is moth
ms that would naturally pre-
vent him from entering this
country. Then as soon as his
quota is reached no will be adj
mittcd.
Mr. Firiis Is 10 possible TO
hare icaky tCaicr main re-
paired at W. 18Th auc. aud
10th aUc N. W. n has been
leaking since last taH
MRS. s..
Tho water department has
promised to give this immediate
attention.
Mr.. Firit! Could you ten
me tCherc could learn 10 be
n linotype operator. and u
there Is any demand for tComcu
opcrdtOrsP
4. 4. s., BclIinOhdm.
Make application to each OF
the daily newspapers. on page
SO. In the back OF the Seattle
telephone directory you win also
find tho names OF several limo
typcrs. Women often make
good operators.
Mr. Firi! n ono started
tests Ior r. H. and other dis
cases AZ the citV clinic, and be-
came disOusicd o. discouraged,
iCopld they be compelled 10 40
Htu mtth ~ JULTE.
Thoy would. And II might
prove TO be Of great benefit
and save n lot OF future trouble
and maybe n life,
Mr.. Firlt: We Huc on 27Ut
duc, s., We oct only ono mail
delivery daily, and that comes
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On Public Letters
Editor Tho star.

Editor Tho star:
Your new editorial writer.
William Dent. n very interest.
ing, and so Is ]. Il. Justice. 1
have always read Mr.. Dents con.
tributions and always found food
for thought in them. as well as
in the writings OF Mr.. Justice.
l am also glad 10 see that YOU
arc lately giving moro space
than you have for extended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21

Henry Ford plans to deliver auto parts by airplauc
Maybe Henry thinks that the locomotive at the
crossing isn't doing thoro job OF Il. Mere parts
more business for Henry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21

Dawes viii carry his fight for clourr TO the Pacific
coast, says a Washington paper. We have camera
ready TO picture him advising Hiram johnson to
NOWADAYS too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21

= Frank Harper Of the Pittsburg Press touring
Italy, observes that the baths Of Caracela cover six
acres. GOSH how such layout Of baths must stir
the soul OF Pittsburger.
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FRIDAY. AUGUST u

phiDNb, bIbtSD II
" 80, you arc lucky.
Success will come 10 you
Both In love and in business.
You are very shrcwd.
But do not appear to be.
You have an excellent mind.
You read high brow" books.
And have taste for science
and art,
You would tit into many
cpllings
And have diversified talents.
You nro inclined 10 be selfish.
And 10 consider yourself first.
But you arc not graaping.
You arc never n wall
flower d.
Or one who hangs back.
You AFRO very entertaining.
And have many friends
And jealous enemies, too,