Show WHY WE GRIEVE Just when the brightest hopes had blossomed bl when dreams of or peace and visions of ot quiet promised bliss for tor the weary wear just when all an life lite seems fairest this man Harry Joseph comes along and demolishes the whole fabric of oC In Innocent Innocent Innocent happiness founded on his prom promises promIses promises to retire from fron politics It was bad enough before he lie said he would quit One never knew when he would be startled by b a Big Noise and antI the sight of ot waving g arms but even that had become endurable just as one can get used to a sore toe If it lasts long enough eno But to have ones best wish come true and be told that the Big Noise olse would cease the babbling end the th waving of or arms subside to have all this promised only to find It a delusion a false dawn dan of or hope can flesh stand that without sob sobbing sobbing bing In anguish We Ye trow not With Roosevelt and stamped stampeding ing off oft the reservation with Hearst setting off the wireworks prematurely every few minutes and Foraker touch touchIng touchIng touching Ing off of the dynamite with Frank Can Cannon Cannon Cannon non sending folks Into exile whether they like It or not and Joe Lippman threatening to purify the county co un this campaign is strenuous enough without any an Harry Josephs springing their steam siren voices and anti weird theories of ot government at all an hours of ot the night That why f I his promise to re retire retire retire tire was WiS so o enthusiastically he reconsidered his determination and why the rest of o us grieve that there Is no statute providing for tor the thet temporary t or permanent anaesthesia of or political nuisances 1 I |