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THE TRUE DEMOCRAT DEMOCRATJOH T TJOB
JOB C COLUNS COWNPsbUshr COWNPsbUshrPUBL19fED g Mi liQ liQJ liQPUBLISHED h r rPUBU3HED
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING MORNINGBOW MORNINGBOW MORNINGj
j BOW THE INSURANCE INVESTIGAHON INVESTIGATIOH INVESTIGA INVESTIGATION ¬
HON STARTED STARTEDSomething STAaTKDSometl STA1TEDSomething
Something Sometl n About the Two Newipa Newspaper
per Reporter Who Are Responsi Responsible ¬
ble bl for the Great Upheaval UpheavalThere UpheavalThere UpheavalThere
There would have been no investiga investigation ¬
tion of the insurance companies had it itnot itnot itnot
not been for the recent disclosures disclosuresmade disclosuresmade disclosuresmade
made by David Ferguson a reporter reporterfor
for the New York World who began beganby beganby beganby
by prodding the officers of the Equitable Equitableabout Equitableabout Equitableabout
about James Hazen Hydes Cambondinner Cambon Cambondinner Jambondinner
dinner and other evidences of ruinous ruinouswaste rulnou5waste ruinouswaste
waste At the outset Ferguson was waslaughed waslaughed waslaughed
laughed at by the men he approached approachedHyde approachedHyde approachedHyde
Hyde and Alexander the two heads ofthe of ofthe otthe
the Equitable denied everythingde everythingdenied de denied ¬
nied tnat there was any factional up uprising uprising uprising ¬
rising in the Equitable or the slightest slightestunfriendliness slightestunfriendliness t tunfriendliness
unfriendliness between Mr Hyde and andMr andMr andMr
Mr Alexander But the reporter kept kepton
on prodding and digging patiently until untilhe untilhe untilhe
he gained the confidence conti ence of some one oneon oneon oneon
on the inside whose name will probably probablynever
never be known From that time on onFerguson onFerguson onFerguson
Ferguson had the situation in his own ownhands ownhands ownhams
hams hands and what followed is thoroughly thoroughlyknown thoroughlykrrown thoroughlyknown
known to the great American public publictoday pubhctoday publictoday
today having resulted in the greatest greatestupheaval greatestupheaval greatestupheaval
upheaval ever tknown mown in the history of ofAmerican ofAmerican ofAmerican
American finance Compelled by the thepersistent thepersistent thepersistent
persistent revelations Ferguson was was I Imaking Imaking
making to undertake an investigationFrancis investigation investigationFrancis I IFrancis
Francis Hendricks Superintendent ofInsurance of ofInsurance otInsurance
Insurance for the State of New York Yorkfiled Yorkfiled
filed away a lengthy document contain containing containing containing ¬ I
ing the testimony he had taken and itremained it itremained itremained
remained for Louis Seibold another anotherWorld j
World reporter to procure a copy of ofthis ofthis I
this secret secr t report renort which made the thelongest thelongest I Ilongest
longest story ever run in a news newspaper newspaper ¬
paper about a single incident incident1l2OOO incident1l2OOOwords 112000 112000words
words It is still a matter of keenest keenestspeculation keenestspeculation keenestspeculation
speculation among the newspaper men menof menof
of New York how Seibold obtained pos possession possession possession ¬ I
session of a copy of a State document documentand
and it will be probably a mystery forever for forever forever ¬
ever Reporters of Seibolds type never neverbetray neverbetray neverbetray
betray confidence Were the secrets secretsof I Iof
of Messrs Ferguson and Seibold known knownconcerning knownconcerning knownsY
sY concerning the great insurance exposure expos exposure exposure ¬
ure they would undoubtedly make makegood makegood makegood
good reading but these men make makepledges makepledges makepledges
pledges of confidence for the public publicgood publicgood publicgood
good and it goes without saying that thatthose thatthose thatthose
those pledges will die with them themSuc themSuccess Suc Success Success ¬
cess Magazine for December I
Any Anyone one wishing Dirt Work done doneshould doneshoul doneshould
should consult Geo H Averett whohas who whohas whohas
has the latest improved machinery for fordoing fordoing fordoing
doing it cheaply quickly neatly and andsatisfactorily andsatisfactorily andsatisfactorily
satisfactorily and he will do it while whilethe whilethe whilethe
the other man with wagon is getting gettingready gettingready gettingready
ready to begin 41tf 41tfIf 41tfJf 41tfIf
If He Knew Hed Change His Mind MindPeople MindPeople HindPeople
People wonder at the infatuation of ofcountry ofcountry ofcountry
country folks with city life and why so somany somany somany
many of them persist in working theirway their theirway theirway
way cityward to mix in the hurlyburly
It is shown sho and known that life in the thecountry thecountry thecountry
country on the farm or in the little littlevillage littlevillage littlevillage
village is is more peaceful and quietsafer quiet quietsafer quietsafer
safer saner longer It is well known knownthat knownthat knownthatmore
that thatmore more country people own their own ownhomes ownhomes ownhomes
homes that they theyare are infinitely further furtherremoved furtherremoved furtherremoved
removed from danger of want and accident acci accident accident ¬
dent that they work less hard and con continuously continuousll continuously ¬
tinuously that they are not rushed to todeath todeath todeath
death It is equally undeniable that thatthey thatthey thatthey
they run their calling or business while whilecity whilecity whilecity
city businesses run the men who embark em embark embark ¬
bark in them themThere themThere themThere
There is one probable main cause ofthis of ofthis ofthis
this misguided action the unbalancedjudgment unbalanced unbalancedjudgment unbalancedjud
judgment jud ment To the eye of the man ofthe of otthe ofthe
the farm or country village city life is isa isu isa
a perpetual picnic of excitement and andpleasure andpleasure andpleasure
pleasure To him the grind of street streetcars Rtreetcars streetcars
cars and the roar of vehicles and ancllhe ancllheunsubsiding theunsubsiling the theunsubsiding
unsubsiding hum of coeval humanity isexhilarating is isexhilarating isexhilaraling
exhilarating He thinks it is all noised noisedjoyfully nOIsedjo noisedjoyfully
joyfully jo fully or at least with th enthu enthusiasm enthusiasmIf cittsm cittsmIf
If he hI knew how much of it is wail andhaw and andhow nndhow
how much more exhorted waste IIsle ne nowould newould newould
would readily change his mind The Thocountry Thecountrj lhccountry
country man ought ou ht to learn how much muchburden muchuurdcn muchburden
burden there is in the city cit before he henuts heputs heruts
nuts puts his shoulder to the wheel wlic llo to push pushit
it alongFor along alongFor alon alonFor
For instance the man in the country
has plenty of time he does his work in inan inan i ian
an orderly ord rlj routine His program is isflexible iHflexible isflexible
flexible and lru if a little lilt Ie interference interferencecomes
comes along he can make room for it itThe it1hc itThe
The city man has laid out as much all allthe allthe allthe
the time or more than he ctn do If Ifthere Ifthere i f fthere
there is the least It > ust jostle his program pro rurn is isout i iIi isP
Ii out of shape for a day In or ii u week and andsometimes andsometimes andsometimes
sometimes must be left out altogether altogetherThe altojetherTtw
The city city man is always hurried and andtired andUred andtired
tired while his country cousin wakes wakesup wakesup wakesup
up fresh every morning from a good goodnights goodJlhts goodnights
nights rest If the farmer could see seethe 8eethe seethe
the city life he envies as that life is isreally isreallv isreally
really lived he would not want any an of ofit ofit ofit
it in his with so much yearningPlant yearningPlantCity ymrnin P1ant P1antCity
City COUPT COUPTHe CourlrHe
JJIlJ Ji JiHe
He Wasnt Afraid to Try TryC I IC
C W Raymond Chief Justice of the
United States Court of Appeals of In ¬
dian ian Territory was a factory hand at j
Onarga Ill at ninety cents a day
twentyfive years ago He resolved to
become a lawyer and mad application applicationto ion ionto I
r to Henry A Butzow the county clerk clerkof clerkof i iof
of his county for employment The Theclerk TheV I
9 clerk wrote him that time he did not notneed notneed
J need any further assistance but thatthe that thatthe
the future might bring a demand for foradditional toradditional foradditional I
additional help He closed his letter as aslolldws asfoll asfolidws
lolldws foll ws Our work w rk is adding adding addingall
all day long Did you ever try itYoung it itYoung itYoung
Young Raymond was equal ual to the oc occasion oculon occasion ¬
casion < and answered the clerk on a apostal apostal apostal
postal card as follows No I have havenever havenever havenever
never tried adding adding adding all
day long but I can t tryty tryt ty try and I Iwont Iwont IwonaLSuceeu
wont wonaLSuceeu fail alL Success Bu Magazine MagazineI I
uMagulnQJII QJII
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Maya Stores War Ea4e4 EtsdefsThe Ea4e4The I IThe
The war that for six months has been beenwaged beenwaged beenwaged
waged among naval stores exporters exportershas
has ceased All naval stores portsFoorida ports rts in inFlorida inForida
Florida except e cept Pensacola have been beenmade be en enmade e emade
made open markets marketsThe marketsThe marketsThe
The accumulated holdings of the Na Naval Naval Naval ¬
val Stores Export Company Com any will be ta token taken taken ¬
ken over by the S P Shotter Company Companyand Com Companand y yand
and allied interests known as the Big
Four and the price paid for these hold holdings hold holdInge ¬
lings ings which include fortyfive thousand thousandcasks thousandcasks
casks of spirits of turpentine is about aboutI
I 2600000 2 600 000
i More settled conditions in the marketwhich market marketwhich marketwhich
which has seen great fluctuations dur during durinS during
ing the war are now looked for Itis It Itis Itis
is understood that there is an agree agreement agreement agreement ¬
ment that prices shall shallllot not be allowed allow d to tofall tofall tofall
fall below a fixed minimum In fact it itis itis itis
is said that producers are guaranteed a ahigher ahigher ahigher
higher average price than they have secured se secured secured ¬
cured during the last few years ear8 though thoughit
it is not expected that rosin will again againreach agamrench againreach
reach the exceedingly high figures of a afew afew afew
few weeks ago before the break came cameThere camThere cameThere
There has been u tense strained feel feeling feciing feeling ¬
ing in naval stores circles for monthsand months monthsand monthsan
and an there is a general feeling of reliefover relief reliefover reliefover
over the settlement settlementMnr
Mnr MnrMay fn WeddlniMay WlPdlllnrr WlPdlllnrrInr
May weddings wedln nre supposed by many manyIMjrsons mnnypersons manypersons
persons to be unlucky It IH n heritage heritagefrom hcrltugetrom heritagefrom
from the ancient Romans A May Maybride Maybride Maybride
bride says Ovid Is short lived Ih hisexplanation his hisexplanation hisexplanotJon
explanation being that the month In Included Includoo Included ¬
cluded the celebration of the Lomurla LomurlaIn
In honor of the dead Apart from any anyevil on anyevil
evil omen such u time of mourning mourningwould mournluGwould mourningwould
would Interfere with the bathing andtoilet and andtoilet undtoUet
toilet arrangements that were proper properpreliminaries properprellmlnorios properpreltminarles
preliminaries to weddings Plutarch Plutarchsuggests Pluturch8Ugge2Jts Plutarchsuggests
suggests that as April was OS the month monthof
of Venus cnus and June that of Juno to selegit se select select ¬
lect May was to slight those nuptial nuptialgoddesses nUItlalgoddesses nuptialgoddesses
goddesses and that June as the month monthof
of the young Juulores was preferable preferableto
to May u the month of the old mujores majoreaOvkls mujoresOIds mujoresOvlds
Ovkls Mense 1lcn c nmlus inulo nuborevul nuborevulgus nubcre vul vulgus ul ulgus
gus alt there Is u popular Buying that thatwicked thutwlckoo thatwicked
wicked women woo In May a was inscribed in inscribed In8crlboo ¬
scribed on the gate of Holyrood when wheuMary whenMar whenMary
Mary Mar queen of Scots married Both Bothwell BothweU Bothwell
well In May Ia 1507 1 H1 What followedstrengthened followed followedstrengthened followedstrengthened
strengthened Scottish belief in Maysunluckiness Mays Maysunlucklness Maysunluckiness
unluckiness
The Term Crony CronyEvery Cron CronEery CronyEvery
Every one uses the term crony in inthe Inthe Inthe
the sense of chum or pal and the hephrase thephrase thophrasc
phrase old cronies has become spa specially 810chlll spachilly ¬
chilly chlll familiar but it IB doubtful doubtfulwhether doubttulwhethor doubtfulwhether
whether the original word bore any anyreference anyretcrence anyreference
reference to friendship Tho new Eng English EnglIsb Engllsh ¬
lish dictionary puts down its origin to toacademic toacademic toacademic
academic slang and quotes the Immor Immortal ¬
tal Pepys for the earliest instances In tances of ofIts otIts ofIts
Its use Quite recently however an old oldletter oldletter oldletter
letter of a still earlier date nun come tolight to tolight tolight
light lu which a scholar is described describedas
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as content to destroy destro his body bod withnight with withnight withnl
night nl ht li labors bors and everlasting study to toovertake tooertnke toovertake
overtake his chronyes and contempora contemporaries ¬
ries From this it would seem clear clearthat clearthnt clearthat
that the word was a bit of universityargon university universityjargon unhcrsltjurJon
jargon argon USMH used to denote students of the tlioBitino thewale
wale date and coined cOIW from rom the Greekj Greek Greekword Greekword
j word Unit t appoint In the terms chro chronology chro11olog cbronulogy ¬
nology chroiienneterchronographl chroiienneterchronographlthat chronometer chronograph chronographUnit
Unit are connected with time
The Food Poisoners PoisonersDo
I Do we need a stringent pure foodlaw food foodlaw foodlaw
law in Florida Floridaone one that can be en enforced enforced enforced ¬
forced and will stop the sale of canned cannedgoods cannedi
i goods meats etc containing poison Jison10US poisonous poisonous ¬
10US ous substances Head the xollowing
from the Brooklyn EagleWhen Eagle EagleWhen
i When food is so bad that it kills a dogit dog
it must be bad enough not to sell to human hu human ¬
I man beings Yet it is precisely the theadulterants theadulterants
adulterants put upon our tables and andserved andserved
i served to us in hotels and restaurants restaurantswhich restaurantswhich restaurantswhich
which are killing dogs A chemist in inAtlantic inAtlantic inAtlantic
Atlantic City has > been conducting a se series Beries serips ¬
ries of experiments by h feeding these thesepreservatives thllWpreservativcs thesepreservatives
preservatives substitutes and an coloring coloringmatters coloringmatters coloringmatters
matters to dogs guinea pigs pl s and rab ¬
bits and the results re mlti arc fatal Postmortem Post Postmortem Postmortem ¬
mortem examinations show the results nsuluof
of actual poison These materials art arteaten mleaten areeaten
eaten by II men women W heft and children childrenthey cllildllntho Chillrtnthey
they tho are ur served nll in in breadstuff tmH slufs they lhlvarc are areused arcused
used in canned goods they are employed employedby lITIJlio ld ldIj
by the Chicago Chicn o packers in embalming
beef and auages nu aJl8 they enter into the thecomposition thlcomposition thecomposition
composition of HIilHS Hpic < s and condiments condimentsthey londinwnll5thev Condimentsthey
they give e color and sharpness to wat watered wat1t11 svatered ¬
ered 1t11 vines m and liquors they give gi an aneffect anITecl anchIeet
effect of ripening to beer that should shouldmature shouldmaturt shouldmature
mature in the vat 1114 and so far as we wearc WIure sveare
arc aware not one manufacturer whothus who whothus whothu8
thus sophisticates his output has < 1 ever everbeen lerl everlicen
been l en bent to jail jailIlia juilIII
III Ilia Inniii Lassos tinier ControlSimi Control ControlShe nnernlHlmRullJI
She HlmRullJI SuppjKt I wort iirv tn die 111 c wlint tvhntsvrnil1 wlintwould whntwonlel
would you ou do lie IIlt I should hou1cllw bo almost altnotmissy 1I11110t1rll7 almosternry
missy 1rll7 Sh III Wnulil you ou mnrry m srry lrr aguln agulndo 1l1o1lna ii gt Iii IiiLtoWell
LtoWell do a Well I would hardly him l ItC > f nR n crony craxyas ra raf
as f thft thltrudJI thltrudJIAu Jmlgo JmlgoAn
An Anxious Wife WifeIndy VU VUindyf Up Uplndyo
Indy lndyo Ik > you ou think thin medicine medicinewould moolenwouh1 medicineWould
would do my 1I1 huslmnd hu hnlul any an goo Drug Drugglut frllJJtRtlm DruggistIm
glut JtRtlm Im sure it would mud midn m Lady LadyEmma rnll rnllEIum ady adyHum
Hum What other kinds 1 have yougotExchange you yougot rOilgot
got gotExchange gotExchangeMlirladlnt 7 Exchange ExchangeTubb ExchnnJCO11I1dlu
11I1dlu MlirladlntTubasI 11I1dluTubb81
Tubb Tubb81 I flatter myself mr clt that honesty honeatyla honCfttyorfnted
la printed on my tRee Orubbw Orubb8Well Orubb8WelllOrrea GrubbsWelloryes Well Wellpr
pr lOrrea yea porhap perhapswith with some allowance allowancefor allow Dce Dcetor
for typographical lca I errors errorsTo errorsTo errorsTo
To call calla a man czar seems likely to tomean tomean tomean
mean hereafter just about the reverse reverseof
of what it used to toIra toIra toIra
Ira D Sankey is hopelessly blind and andconfined andconfined andconfined
confined to his room in Brooklyn but
he Is putting putt into book form the story
of b his i gospel experience exoerfenceWarran exuerienceWarfraa
Warran t Tma Tmar
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a 0aa1 oaetbIse sUtl
They were playing a quiet rubber of ofwhist ofwhist
whist and bad called for a new deck of ofcards
cards Ono of the players was an old oldtimer
timer tlmtra a card can player of years of ex experience e eperle ezperiouce ¬
perience perle nee and ho took took up the old worn wornout womout wornout
out cards and put them on the window windowsill
Bill Throw them In the fire said saidthe saidthe
the young man who was his partnerRhatl partner partnerWhatl partnerbutl
Whatl butl said the older Throw a pack packof
of curds In the tiro Young uu nun n yon yondont youdont 00 00dont
dont know what you arc talking talkhllrabout about aboutI
1 wouldnt do It for 1000 Whynot Why Whynot
not 110U Superstition Super Utlon was the answer answerBurn answerBurn answerBuru
Burn n pack of cards and theyll never nevertfve ncorhe nevergive
give he you another bund and will mock mockjou mockSou mockyou
you to the last Theyre bad enough enoughat
at best but you ou never saw a gambler gamblercurse gamblercurso gamblercurse
curse the cards or abuse them or burn burnthem burnthem burnthem
them or otherwise ill treat them He Hedoesut Holloesut Hedoesnt
doesut dare to I know a successful successfulcurd successfuleUrtllhler
curd eUrtllhler player who bo did dhllt it He was dwell dwelling dwelllug ¬
lug on velvet then In a year cor lie was wasa
a beggar amid ho never won a game gtiiuoworth Stlloeworth gameworth
worth mentioning forever after Its a nwhim awhim awhim
whim but the gentlemen of the cloth clothof
of green respect It They wont out burn burnn
n pack of cards cardsTonlo cnrdsTonic cardsTonto
Tonic Effect of Inufchtcr InufchtcrWe
We are not disposed dIHlQ ml to say Bn anything anythingabout onythlogabout anythingabout
about the physiology of laughter but butwe butwc buts
we s e arc prepared to uttlrm Unit ns u utonic IItonic atonic
tonic there Is nothing within the pos toAslbl1ltles posysibilltles possibilities ¬
sibilities of human experience eXIl rln11co that can canmatch cunlUutcb cantnatch
match a good hearty laugh There H Hsomething hi80methlng issomething
something democratic about a laugh laughthat In lntiglithat ugh ughthat
that makes it Impossible hopos lble to distinguish distinguishwhether dlstlngulrihwhether distluguistwhether
whether it Is a prince or a plebeian plebeianwho plebeianwho
who Is moved to merriment Hardly Hardlygreater lInrdl lInrdlglCatcr Hardlygreater
greater tragedy could be perpetrated perpetratedthan
than to wrest the power of song from fromthu tromthe fromthe
the birds but that would be n small smallcalamity smallcalamity smallcalamity
calamity compared with the filching of oflaughter otlaughter oflaughter
laughter from life If the conditions of ofthis otthis ofthis
this world could be such as to afford to toevery toccrr toevery
every human being the frequent eu eujoytnont eujomont enJoyment
joytnont of a pure lUre hearty henrt peal of oflaughter otlaughter oflaughter
laughter there would be no need that thatother thntother thatother
other favors be conferred Tills alone alonuwould nlonowould alonewould
would be ample testimony that happi happiness hopplnells happlneks ¬
ness was paramount iu the lives of ofmen otmenDulthuore ofmenBaltimore
men menDulthuore Baltimore Herald HeraldShoddy HernldShodd HeraldShoddy
Shoddy ShoddyIt Shodd ShoddIts
It Its is old wool redressed by scientific RcienUficand
and clean methods It Is n component componentof
of most of the woolen garments of to today today today ¬
day The world does not grow enough onougbwool onoughwool enoughwool
wool to enable us to have a constant constantsupply constantHUppl constantsupply
supply of now woolen garments except exceptwith OXlClltwith execlitwith
with the aid of shoddy It Is shoddy fhoddythat tboddrthut shoddythat
that has enabled the worklngnmn worklug nian to tobuy tobu tobuy
buy bu a new suit of clothes at the price priceof Irlclor
of u wl weeks > tJkH wage Iu the olden days daynnn dn14nn
nn old all woolen garment was so ex expensive exlenRIo expensive ¬
pensive that It had to lust Its owner ownerimuiy OWIWIml1l1 ownermany
many ml1l1 years unless ulllo K he were a wealthy weulUiyman WonltJl I IIUnn
man It IH better hygiene for u mini nunsto j jto I Ito
to buy two new shoddy suits u year yearthan yearthan 0111 I
than to buy 1m tin till wool garment which whichmust whlllIIUU8t whichmust
must last him two years eUr8 Most of tin tinclothes tillIlothes thiclothes
clothes wo wear III fact contain un unelement UIIelumollt enelement
element of shoddy HhOhl mind so fur from rom be being b blug ¬ I IIng
ing the worse for It nre the bettor bettorMagnzlue betterngn1lno bettorMagazine
Magazine of Commerce
Tearing Card CardTo Cnrd1o
To tear u pack of cards In two t IH re reginlPtl rlgarlloll rigiriled
ginlPtl by some UH n marvelous feat ut of ofstrength otstrength ofstrength
strength and yet It the trick IH possible possibleto
to any un ono with fairly 11Irl > strong Htlon fingers fingersThu tllIllrl4lhu fingersThe
The secret of o the trick lies In the feetthat fact factthat fllltthl1t
that the entire pack IH not torn at once oncebut OUNhut oncehat
but In pretending to get u grip OM 0 i the thepack tileIHld thepuclt
pack the strong man HO iiinnlpuliitcs iiinnlpuliitcsthe
the cards that they overlap In tins tinsway tlaiHWUJ thissvny
way but a Hlngle card art IH torn tutlilit at u time timeanil timel11d tltiieand
and once the surface Is torn the rest Is Iseasy 114OnM Iseasy
easy OnM To any one II Ill who can 1111 hold a agar ui k kif Icf
if f cards firmly the lla trick Is h fulrly fulrl cfihj elsytail cfihjiMid
tail while In olden times a slnge slug pink pinkof
of curds cu ds VIIH coiiHlilcml to he the mult multf II III It Itr
< > f strength HtIIII lh many 1II111 of our strong imn imntear Iuintear
tear 1 ell I limn and four packs H at a tbutF110 time timeflic thlllflit
flit cartlh are restored to their orlgl orlglual olIHIhal 0lglual
ual form VIIII before IU1 being given hI1i out fur lorexamination furl furlxiliiihlllttteii
examination l and I lit I so the trick Ull escapes tsciigPHlet escapesdutoctlon oHlIIIIH11uto
dutoctlon dutoctlonA 11uto let octlolt octloltA t0Il
A Wonderful Ilnti IhlllUII > iin Tr 1rcInil 1rcI Irwtflit > t tThe >
The tlniMt Ilnu + t lUinleal l lulu > II Itll I gardens In UK UKuorld Uwwmld thecvurld
uorld are Justly Hiilmcd 1 by 11 Culeuttn Culeuttnthat itletittiithat IIIIuUalhut
that city of palaces and pigsties and anditatiiLS ulIIIstlltuuk amid4th
itatiiLS 4th tues The 111 stranger ItJUII I visiting IIUlu the gar gurIons garhili g isr isrbons
Ions s fill tilt > first time till Mill find Ids Idswonder la hisvunler 114 114UIIlItr
wonder and ii ii admiration ndiii Ira tlori excited by tin tinippearaiice 1I11IImHmtlllll1 titagtpQmir11uee
ippearaiice of an IHIUMIIM ImnMin ImnMintret IIIIII hiuiyentrot IIII IIIItlO
trot The brunches of tills tree Ir droop droopus
us In our weeping WI IIIIIIJ willow and when u ubranch IILrulIllI abranch
branch Is mitilcicntly so ulill1llIt1 long Us extremi extremity ox Irciul Irciulty ¬
ty t Is Itnlxslded 11II111 lelttl iI lu tin earth lakes root raftand rootand ruotUlIII
and In turn sends out more 11I01 ItnmehcH ItnmehcHIn
In thin Instunco the operation has IMVII IMVIIrepeated 114IUrllulI hPIIr
repeated rllulI r hll until the tree now incuxurcH incuxurcHur
ur UU l feet lu clrcumferenco eh rcumrllltU at utltlI IU buso busomill IIIIIWIIlld liaiseand
mill has attained a height of eightyfive eightyfivevL
feet vL It forms a veritable crtui Ittll > k > tnuzu a uiur uiurvel Ulurt1 mimirvel
vel t1 to the oceldcntul till eye eyeand eeIrIA eyeirs
IrIA irs ina and llnnilrl llnnilrlHamlet IhnalUnmlct llwni1Mllnnilet
Hamlet was the first pltiy Jlllt Btr in He11ry Hen Henry Hellry ¬
ry Irving saw ae ft u boy bo Suninol mael Phelps Plwliwwas wlltaWUI
was lu the title rolo Seine drug after afterword utterward ¬
word 0 rd Phelps WON 08 persuaded to listen listento
to a recitation by II Irving and after afterpraising otterImllling afterpraising
praising the young man tho celebrated celebratedactor colcbl11tedactor celebratedactor
actor gave go 0 him this characteristic ud udvice 00nee adrlco
vice Young man havo nothing to do dowith dowith dowith
with the stag It Is a bad profoMkxv profoMkxvWell protONkQeo profoealoaCxldrat
eo Cxldrat CxldratWell
I
Well Tommy are you ou very good to tojonr toJOtII tosoar
soar tittle aUterr asked the friend of ofthe atthe ofthe
the familyfloe family familySore tam tamure
Sore ure replied Tommy Toni y 1 eat taU taUeaa4l all wtaut allthf
taut cudjr c ctipt It raafcee > ul bar sI1ht
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