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bottles Of ST. Jacobs seil, which 1 LED
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send and LIS mother VIII welcome .osO
iyoult ito their listieshomea with hearts,LaH
full of gratitude, and they will show saw
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ant chat with mutual goodwill andasia
esteem and a. leswaweeks aiterwardssoa
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LmeIhe was Imperfect health and eon.ssa.
taiping many graceful expressioneSas
| of bis affsctionate regards" Brook
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Our N dispatches Ii rs morning ii bfiagg''aa
the Intelligence m e.of Of :h the death Of theoa
Epostr Henry Wsdsvorth LongfsslilOw' -
| ali Cambridge. Massachusetts,: Hes'6
Was, .born,in. n Portland, of5 Maide' on's:s
February 9Th, 1907, and his seven. Sd
,tyflth birthday was celebrated last@ss
month with great eela. He grad.
,uatea, at, Bovdoin College in 1875: 1875
During his academic career he COM
ndsed 1 several of t the. best b known St of'aa
his earlier poems. among them tire
"Hsmu4 Of If the Meaav Meoaraavvians a. Nuns sasa0
The Spirit Of Poetry, Woods III
Winter" and Sunrise op the Hills:
After leaving college he entered his
fathers, law office for the purpose of :
studying law, but in 1926 he accepted
offer of the, Profsssofshiip 81
Modern Languages q BSov9doin l7S, dol Col Coz :
1lssge. with the privilege Of deyoting
some time preliminary foreign study.
and early in IN. .ths year l;i sailed for @ Et:
rope BE remained abroad, II, till 1928,
studying successfully g1 in France,
Spain, Italy and Germany and alter.
wards ';'cFarrrd ...l..s tle s.il dnt:.ss of his
..su.. :,...l .,o..!.Ss IS. In 1885.
on .hse, .s,analisl s u VI George
! Tiokas;sas was appointed Professor
s sin in Harvard @ Univsrs5T T7asa s.S..
entering. aetivelv4ap0n .s.an5 .ns
S OF. the efice xaganlIn al " yls,5sa so
Eur0f, returning HElss 8 sse. he He then .e
assumsa 4the professo!sahip,s p,s.lyl, which ne ne
held ir eevenissi years, during
which. lot only bis eficial but his
literary Slabors were remarkably un:
iu,errcted and fruitful. While on
u;.;tto Enolond in 1868 9 the de.
cree G. D. c. L. was conferred upon
him b. Oxford University. he had
alreai,receiv. d the decree Of { !. T: D:
from harvard and, that Of D:c Z:
from cambridge England His
works have Jeen extensively read,
not on} in this country, butiip Eng
land. Ayerse to everything harsh,
bitter, !isdainful or reEellent, there
is no. SCH element in his poetry to
call forh ar ungracious or discordant
emotion 1t is tolerant and humane,
kindled ,y vide W Wsynpathies andwith
tender sense off every, variety Of
human &c condition. Heg combined ina
rare re, degree s the sentiment Of the ar.
tist With 3he practical instincts Of
the man OF the world. His thoughts
were uniformly lucid and 'transpa.
rent and never cloudeds by fanciful
verbiage or obsscyunrity. Many 'ofhis
poems have been translated into sew
,eral languages. With his death one
Of the greatest poets of1the age has
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Grant has had bull pups, fast
horses, Jersey ICONS, ehoHses,s house
4 lota, fat purses Of money! two terms
Il of the Presidency, a bank. presidency,
!, ia Mexican lsnd grant, given him,
house full of trinkets from the Shah
t45of Persia,s the hing Of. Siam, and
,sFIrom emperors, @empresses, Queens,
,sFlorls, dukes, barons, counts and
Il Wall street brokers: and the Senate
I [iof the United States has voted to
!, make himeGeneral of@the army with
fat salary. ssggs sss ss s7ss
% Why not declare Grant to be the
high cockalorum of-the universe and
}, done with it? The Democratic Sena-
. tors s,rho voted to make him General