FRIDAY, January 3, 1916.
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My dear friend said he, sor:er s,raitenia


hlmselfup, my friend. Col. Polk. of Ten


nessee, viii be- the next President Pn


gwihe ~ htcueh b the Whole country to let you


know all about i; and | want every maa


and woman TO vote for Polk Ii you dom
/ SAID he, and then he turned in and abused
Clay, and praised Old Hickory and Young


Hickory He said ~ oung Hickory was
a chip OF the old BLOCK" winkin' at the
| HImmln, and then he worked around to
Orleans agin. and got % shootin' mighty.
Just then that fellow what met US at the


'StIlF' walked up and said. "f you aiat no


objections. I'd like you TO jine | and Sal
Browne"


Il would with pleasure, my friend, but
amt got no authority"


WHATS The reasen2 I'd like to see the
man what says you aint-Pd snatch him
0ef"Fe you could say who's who


The Squire then turned in and explained
kin these explanation the real sure enough
Squire came in, He was in his shirt
sleeves, but made himself easy. He shook
hands with the crowd. took three or four
drinks, and then told Bill to git his gal and
stand up. He pulled out liule piece Of
paper, as big as your hand. and sorter read
and spelled it over, and sald something
rould't understand; then said he, If any OF
yon col any thing to say agin William Jones
and Sally Brown. now's your time-if you
don't cali il out now thar ainl no use sayin'
any thing about it hereafter. l now pro>
lounce you man and wife Ii any body fools !
with Bill or Sally arter lhis-haug EN-
Salute your bride, and let's all go and take
something" [Spirit OF the Times.