"Once upon a time; just now we are flying whatever flag cumes handy.

And him zat on a style, long zide the tharn bush, and 'a took 'ee's gun, and 'a zays, 'A'll shute vust man are maid as cumes acrust thiccy vield,' 'a zays.

"Zure as vate, when I zits down tu my tea, cumes a message from one are t'other on 'em, an' oop I goes.

[Footnote 2: William Wiggan, who accompanied Sir Alexander Cuming in the beginning of the year 1731, on his journey to the Cherokees, is, in the narrative of that expedition, called not merely "the interpreter," but "the complete linguist.

Narrative of a Journey among the Indians in the Northwest parts of South Carolina, 1731, by Sir ALEXANDER CUMING.

CUMING, F. Sketches of a Tour to the Western Country through the States of Kentucky and Ohio; a Voyage down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and a Trip through the Mississippi Territory and Part of West Florida, Commenced at Philadelphia in the Winter of 1807 and Concluded in 1809.

[Footnote 30: F. Cuming, Tour to the Western Country (Pittsburg, 1810), in Thwaites, ed., Early Western Travels, IV, 272, 280, 298.]

A Letter from the Reverend Mr. Patrick Cuming, one of the Ministers of Edinburgh, and Regius Professor of Church History in the University there, to the Reverend Mr. Blair, Rector of the Grammar school at Dundee.

I ever am, D. B. Your most affectionate, humble servant, PATRICK CUMING.

R67022, 5Sep50. Bancroft, Cuming County, Nebraska.

The book of Bette; with decorations by B. L. Cuming.

English translation by Elisabeth Cuming.

Elisabeth Cuming (A); 24Jan63; R308936. BRUNER, HERBERT BASCOM. Directed activities, I. SEE Powers, Samuel Ralph.

SEE CULBERTSON, ELY. CUMING, ELISABETH.

R67022, 5Sep50. Bancroft, Cuming County, Nebraska.

The book of Bette; with decorations by B. L. Cuming.

English translation by Elisabeth Cuming.

Elisabeth Cuming (A); 24Jan63; R308936. BRUNER, HERBERT BASCOM. Directed activities, I. SEE Powers, Samuel Ralph.

SEE CULBERTSON, ELY. CUMING, ELISABETH.

The assizes and the theatre always open together at York, and it is common to hear the Tykes say, "Eh, lad, ther'l be fun next week; t'pla'ctors is cuming, and t'men's to be hung all at t'syame time.

An now, my belobbed brederen, lets in terwestigate how tar git bale; how to avoid de Sing Sing ob de world wot's got to cume.

Cumings, on behalf of the deputies of Washington County, to the President of Congress, April 7, 1785.]