218 Ohio Arch. and Hist. Society Publications. Kintz mandolin orchestra of Somerset, an organization com- posed of "Little Folks". The afternoon session at city hall was addressed by Col. W. A. Taylor and Dr. P. A. Gordon and musical numbers were contributed by Mrs. Frank Randolph and Mrs. Emma B. Bow- man. A recitation by Mrs. Bess Comly-Cary was also greatly enjoyed. THE BANQUET. One of the most enjoyable and brilliant events of the week was the banquet at the Armory Monday evening, given in honor of the home-comers. Several hundred were present. Judge Maurice H. Donahue presided as toastmaster. Responses were made by Mayor Geo. S. Marshall of Columbus, Col. W. A. Tay- lor, Prof. Rollo W. Brown of Wabash College, Crawfordsville, Ind., and Randolph W. Walton of Columbus which were of a |
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when he trains these gatling guns of oratory in your direction, to work your discomfiture at their own sweet will, without adding any further burdens to those you are already fated to bear. This occasion is one, however, that might justify a "few remarks." I know that a "few remarks" by a toastmaster is a species of tort for which there is no adequate remedy at law. In the language of the law they are damnum absque injuria. How- |