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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-11-23
WHENEVER love talks to US

WHENEVER love talks to US
sLeaks our mother tongue.
MEM who want the saloon to stay
lbqt want the devil to go.
You will miss it if you guess at
the size Of lion by his roar
UNTIL we have given ourselves to
Sod, we rob him Of everything else.
You will never find an easy place
until you find it in the yoke of Christ.
GIVE some people money enough,
and they will vex themselves to death.
THERE is no doubt JOY below when
ever church members goes to a cir
sus.
WHENEVER truth is put in the
grave resurrection power goes to
work.
CULTURE may sandpaper and polish,
but it cannot change the grain or the
wood.
HUMAN wisdom cannot guide US
through the valley of the shadow Of
death
If the devil couldn't hide his face
behind a mask, he would never leave
the pit.
THE man who loves his own way is
always trying to stop his ears against
the truth.
NOBODY can prove that the devil is
not jealous Of the man who is mean
to his wife.
THE charity that begins at home
and stays at home, generally dies Of
heart failure.
IT is hard for a fool to understand
why he is seldom oyertaken by any
one going his way.
If your pastor prays too long for
you it may be that your prayers for
him are too short.
Fellowship with Christ can not
be enjoyed by those who seek happi-
ness in their own way.
IT is more than likely that most OF
Gods work is done by people who
have only one talent.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-11-23
roe 1,aT comes from a STA.

We owe the hat to Asia, for it was
in that country that the art of telling
wool was first known, and from the
most remote period the art was car
ried On by the Orientals. In India
China, Burmah and Siam hats are made
Of straw, of rattan. of bamboo, Of pith,
of the leaf of the Tallport palm and OF
large variety of grasses. The Jap
apese made their hats of paper
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-11-23

DR.. Joseph r. Rothrock tbo ~
anist of the, State Forestry Comn wv
sion, has been working for Two ws.t
In the Licking Creek region in Ma
and Center Counties, and finds y.
there are only about twentvs
cubic feet of rherchantable timfss
the acre in all that district of Il
square miles, which was once on.
forest. DR.. Rothrock believes ss
his surveys and estimates will rsSDs
in bringing the people at large I
their senses regarding the dest,s
ton Of tim her and lead to bette, ;,
engagements for taking care Of ma
woodland. One OF his favorite ids,,
is The plan Of establishing forest saD.
tariums, such as the Adjrondae.I
region in New York, where The NH
lie maX.go fo9 the hoalth-giving rest
-Philadelphia Press.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-11-23

The Arabs have a superstition thai
the stork has a human heart When
one Of these BIRDS builds its nest IN
a housetop they believe the haDD.
ness. of that household is insured In
that year.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-11-23

People overlooked the importance Of perma-
nently beneficial effect and were satisfied
with transient action, but now that it is gcner-
ally known that syrupof Figs will permanent.
ly cure lahitual constipation, well-informrd
people win not buy other layatives, which act
tor t'E>s, but finally iujurc the system.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-11-23

DUDELY-She said | looked Ikea
very smart man Miss Paynt-Dqr
me. Did she say who the smart man
Was?-Harper's Bazar
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-11-23
Three Hundred Pianos Daily.

Pianos were invented in I'LL. Cons.
netent authorities now declare that 300
are made during the hours OF every
working day in the year.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-11-23

A woman my be vain. "but a woman
that feareh the Lord shall be praised
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-11-23

We are not S ant into this world TO do any
thing into which We cannot put our hearis
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-11-23

The EgypNnns kne1l thr bread in a
M ols1 bow win Their t..
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-11-23

t,ornings e., CHAINS p.Ila Ui.ha drink Of
water. bccchSm's-uo 0tArr - cents 70 box
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-11-23

The gain which is nude at the expense of
reputation should bs Sc down as a loss
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-22

4 tired WOMAN. just as much a : siek
and siiing one, needs DIR. Pierce's Fsvorits
Prescription. That builds Up, strength
ems, and iavigorztes the entire female
system II regulates and promotes al
the proper functions OF Eomazhood, i'm
PrOyes digestion, enriobes the blood
diEpels achesSnd pains, melancholy and
nervousness, brings refreshing sleep, and
restores health and strength.
lisa powerful resioTztive tonic and
soothing nervine, made especially for
Eonsn's leeds, and the only guarantee
remedy for EouzEis weakness and
ailments In ali female complaints
and irregularities. lift ever fails TO benefit
or core, yOu have yonr money back.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-22

pzbiie nowadays IS . star n the
breast. or aOwsr II the belt, as they
Ee-e when yCu and went 20 school.
not 50 yery long ago? The shop win
lozss are fun of them al . cents each
but you would neTer think Of b1Fing
one for . present sny more. unless
yOur friend had hsT fever, OF were
going 20 school The handkerchief Is
kept out Of sight, and Is not even Hir-a-
tiOzs any more Even the ehifOns.
with their delicate col0rs- and the lace
ra0uehosrs, =fth co0Teb centers- are
mere sdjunets 0f the fan, and crushed
into hall rather than displayed For
use the pretty muslin squares enbroid-
cred b. the nuns are the nost popular
for the reason that the material j. fne
and the cost almost nothing The little
white six handksrehiefs worked b.
the japanese, and alike on both sides
are always nice f0r service
vent over 70 Fourtee1th street &c
Gently 70 inspect some re. gowns
made for the elect Of fashions 6eF-
otees. and saw one that IS % be wOrn
by q lady xho IS something more than
fzshionaole-s1 woman Of social distinc-
tion whose whole lifzi IS 3 harmony. Her
fsil costume IS br9En-a Earn reddish
tint-nads up with a dark brown vei-
vet An oTersEi-t made Of open pan
els Of the velvet, connected bv cross
bands of the same. inclOsed the skirt
The bodice was cut low. back and
front. bands Of velvet connecting il on
the shoulders The bishop sleeves
were of pale yellow chiffon. banded
Jus; beloT the elbow with gold and
brown psssementerie- The neck back
and front was filed in with putting Of
the chiffon and bands OF the passs-
uenterie. 4 rufie Of the velvet in
iShe6 the edge OF the skirt, which was
walking length 4 jacket, lined with
red gold six, and edged with light
brown fur, accompanied the costume.
which was intended for lurcheons, call
ing or home dinners
To Be worn with this was a felt
tolue Of the sane shade Of brown,
with bunch Of ostrich tips IN the
ligh; yellow color. with ties Of iri-
descent ribbon, and q buckle Of pre-
-A'r-7 kt--a- 80 --+N Nl-l41
Ia the costume
II IS a discordaat fact that women
will not wear millinery intended for
their individual needs The society
leader selects hat that IS only 81 for
the opera 10 wear with carriage COS
tune The woman who walks Is sire
20 purchase hat ft only TO wear in q
carriage Everybody remarked On the
craze for sailor hats this summer. bat
when women of fo-ty-fTe adopted
them they killed the style with ridi-
cule-
lam snre there are al styles IN the
n1iliiner's shop to suit all conditions
and purses, but Il IS useless for madame
herself 70 try and influence a customer
70 bug what Is becoming to her. Stand
ing between t~o plste-glass mirrors
the customer Is guided by the capriee
OF the moment
The pretty giris-tbe roseb1ds-zrs
ali IN love with the duchess OF Devon
shire hat. which i otherwise known as
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-22

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saozs fhs -ezioz q Ohse-Tzto-T hill
sd sze ehzrsc-er q tie Inhabitants
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-22
Electro Bnters

Tas FsDe5y is heosulEg . ~ei
EnoE1 zni - p0pulzr - 70 led e
srzczl merli0l- Al Eho b2E7 u-9
E.estrie Birtsrs snE f5s szDe so8g =
prz-A p1rer ze5icins oOes nos e1i-'
ard Z - gzsrznieei % % Al that =
e'zf-e5 E=czrir BirteFz ali c1r1 .
disezzs q tae Liver z1d Kidn-y-. -
rezoFe pszPlss, boils. sat rnsun soa
other zEec-iols czassd by i7pGre o-o'oc-
vii 6rive uz,zrsz frOu The system snc
Vii prevent a. EsI Es euHs al uslzriz'
feFerz Eor c1rs & bss6sehe, oonsllls-
-iou ard indigestion III Electsie Bit'er-
Ennss sstizEsetson gazrsat1si. O Dooes
reEzn5sd- Pre- . - zn6 81 ~ h'oEl,'
uJS SusteFTs Drag s,ars-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-22
ooL0W THEsoUTHEan STATES

ImFresed aethads q v Vsorsls= szlphz-e-s
DPea . Promising FLelL
There Is eo1s5derabIa discussion Just
now. savs the Atlanta Journal, about
the prospects q gold mining II TIE
s1a-A j i known that there IS 2
rzst quantity q g0ld-bearing rock n
Maryland. k-i-gfEla. North Carolina
Georgia ard Alabama InOugA MI
E91s 0t gold have been taken ont OF
these beds most q then hare rut beez
thoroughly worked and nauT o9 then
have been merely scratched Cd 70
tie tine gold vas dise0Fe1eG IN Cali
f0-uia there lad been prO5ueed IL the
GATED States sIz, So. .575, and ali ex-
ecVt $3.50 came from southern states
Nesriy al the pregiOas gold mining
iu the south has been conducted o.
msthO1s which are uo,E obsolete TIE
ilproved methods q working sal-
PlaFet 0-es open new. prospect Tor
gold mining in the south
Iae of5eial figures shosF that I'd %
iss2 Georgia had produced sls.eo3 GO
worth of gold. North Carolina 81. I.s.5.-
50, and Virginia ss.1s2.sI0- Tbese are
the o1hcizl figures bat the real value
~ tbe gold pr0laet Of these states has
undoubtedly been much greater.
Prof Sro1e- after visit % Calitor-
Ia in is7s- ssid that he was satisfied
that the cod ores IN the south are the
richest and easiest 20 work IN thi.
ecuntrT- Recently there have been
many projectors through the gold re-
gions - the south and we look 9or IN
erased activity IL gold mining IN
Georgia and every other southern
stste where there are known TO be
heavy deposits Of gold
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-22
HE WAS 4 HERO.
B1i His Path II the Iesaer sex Wzs Al
- -, Sr-r-

B1f Hls Path II the Te1aer sex H@s Al
msst ISo str0aE-
The girls had seen q picture n Al
English paper of a life-saTi3g fre corps
organized by she young ladies' q al
English town and. as Tips0a vas Lack
ing II any s1ch association, they de-
eiled 70 form q similar brigade The
drill. says Hzrperis Bazz-. consisted II
getting s-0znd . large blanket and
hoi6ing i as q net % catch uaf0rta-
nz-es Eho Jumped from the seeoad CT
third stories Of the burning Dwellings
Grazt en-husizsn vas manifested
am0ng the da1sels. and dogs. cats and
heavy weights were dropped s1eees%
fully from dizzy heights But the fair
members q the COPS wanted some real
F1---:ice. but e9uld not pe-slsde any
snail bog OF nan . make martyr q
himself n the cause Of beauty and
seience-
The brigade was very anxious %
hare somebody III T. 50 that they
T0uli be prepared IN the face of real
danger, and after much persuasion
youag uan. deeply euamorei Of one Of
the members. was P-eTailei upon to
fall i1to the blanket from the top Of :
barn
The Iife-savers gathered one after
noon. attirei in becoming uzifo--1.
sud aboat twelve gathered arou1d the
blanket and took a firm grip Thea
she accommodating youth fur Iove's
sweet sake. climbed Up On the roof Of
tie brildiDg. made ready, and jumped,
Zach girl was gazing upEard- and a.
the terrible sight was 50 shocked that
without thinking tventy-f3ur hands
went up % as many eyes to shut out
the view.
The brave young nan i still con
fined 20 his ro0n- but his e1gaze-eat
is Announced. and his lawyer Is en-
6eaTo-ing % collect his accident IN
ssIrance- 1t the last meeting os the
Upton Debating society l. y-as pro
posed 10 bring up the question:
'-Whetber i pays TO De amo3ern hero. r.
bat as al the zen having seen she
treatment accorded the invalid wished
70 speak n the Affirmative. the quez-
ton was dropped The sai thing
sbout Il i that al the youths are nov
wiling 70 fall into blankets from any
height. while the corps has dissolved
per.znertlr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-22
4 CLEVER BOSTON GIRL
EFsn Chsezgs H8ekEza Va Fzr-lIzs1
- H@T Fsuzsczzl OPerztioss

EFsn . ChsczEo HscEEz1 Va F1r--Tzs1
- H@T Fsuzsczzl OP=rzttozs-
TIE Chiczz0 hze.1zn Is srppsssd .
- el60re6 Hzth t1ll z-loEszse oE
.1e szsrtzess pee1lzsr = zez q Is
Pr11sssi0z- b-t 8 B7s-ol g-l 5 e-s--
l-e5 u.-l getting re best q LIN T1z
szes-zz1 Lz-se-f tslLs the s.c-T. szg-
49, C-1efEzzti Cozze-eizi Gazette
lLls zz1e = johnson. AID his bzsznezs
5r-i1E -hs SINNER las been mainly Il
ta= se-Tlee q tae zuests Il ths dOrZi-
to-les q TIE CzieaE5 ul5Tersi-T-
goL-s11 1zs IN daily e1zEsi01s f5-
tas1 -5-5zzh = tFe1rF-SFe 1i-z 5rzrs
fo- cze 1elz-
IFz-a5a r=0 l1Es zf-=- her srlFzl
J5a1so1 to0k- Bos-9l vouzg T-u=za
ozr - ons Of rs zo-1z1g ps-IT- sc
occupied 1he s=zt VIII kzm ard p-5e1
1i-z with ezes-50zs- O. the 15lloEiEg
Gay whea he czEel for pzsselgers
5oH1son n0eiee1 t1is B1szoa ,rs-l siying
a-oznd Il = lively Esy. son she
-zze - Lin and s-zDted % sruo7F hoE
11ea he w9lld ehzrzs 70 take forty
pe-s91s Ep - The center q TONI z-G
back tor an evening Eoesp-so1- He gaVe
figures. and rAsn sle Eeut shODPl1E-
TIE Eext d1y sh= to-d JoL1s0a sle
e1-id pet tie zr0-k done tor twenty
eight dollz-s. ard that II might IS
Hel axe tie sob A. hat 1gzrs- Shs
preferred lis r5gs, Sc sid, beez1ss
iheF loozei nicer thz1 any SIZE
had sen elseu-1ere- JoE1s01 to1E
Tie sob. and on ths eEeuiug sp35znte5
re T0EEz -ou1sn mzr-1s - ozt her
fa-ty people IAeF were 70 evening
i1sss ar ful q gzyetF- sHldenly the
Bo-stoE TsHng woman sposze out- We
8-zFD Dot Al gst torether when Es cone
tzeE AID 1sT bs Te-y tinel SaPposs
Z collect TIE fanes now and be done
-irh 5fs-
>1e did 50 and each person paid ber
one dollar for The evenings trznspCr-
tztlel- Sc quickly eounted ont
c==ntTesght do-zrs and gave i %
]olllson- and placing twelve dollars II
l@- own uurss rode % the eFe1i ng-s
reception witl ssf5s6e3 smile snd z
1oost ehsrzzinE sHabiiiiy. Three GAYS
later she dii the sane thing over
szzu- - she PIT tas twelve dolIz-s II
ls- parse Johns5u scratched his head
and szrs D. mu-tered- wen. III b
d.
Tas next tine ne proposed a d.
Flslea q tae sP.olls- She eyed him for
e minute zzE hat Il sVzs IN earnest.
gave Eill foEr dollars ont of the twelve,
and after that they did business On
this basis She got up sightseeing
parties inside the far, theatrical
parties lecture parties. made scores
y 1rieuds- and ~ every move
seemed % add 20 her parse- 50
vel dil she succeed that she had two
months a. the fair and went hone
rritb one bunired dollars il he-
Fs-.l-et
johnson saTs he has Travelled about
2 good biz hzs izst excursion Of ir1p.5--
tanee Being 3 TRIP 70 the Paris expo
,-tiga- bat be never ssE Persou Eh3
eJEla do Ep- Chicago Lzcknen Is
faz- Boston girl did
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-22

.. =o1zE Ihz1kz F01 oez- Cd -
bella fox giving v0ur leUels 20 CARS
tai he night e0zs ard dise0Fe- t.
The usual ssIu-s-i1z this ssas5a Is not
-H0z Do voz doy- bz1 -Hor are yoa
firing zs5 hzT5nE done tie 1zI-.
re are 1oE zboz- . be done b the
sressuzke-. ulzls q female. and Elzr.s
rsz6y so- the E5n-e- fz1eii01s await
ng r.
By the Ezy- Z y0a Possass tEo go--
-s5-s sLzE-s vou car have Al an
costume Ike Ee1rse--z E1sssil's =
Hers zrs Al Pe-sizn poeus- one E-al--
fnz the BODY of the g0Eu- ths O-hs-
the zzsst and drzPe-y- SleeFes t5e-e
H-e noae- Int Uz1v ivory b-zeelets
,OFsr the de6eie1eT- Ny grez--gra--1-
ro.ze--s tsro bes- shzEs s-e Ind
Eith oIlve--ree1 satin and ussi %
z-zpe the piz10. bzt an making Al
AZ s.udE q them = he hope q hsinE
sble 70 utzllzs the7 this winter Hen
-ist-z szTs Tz0uid - 2 Te-itzb-e crsen
n ten. bzt Al zo-s af-zld q being
the oths- a55zzct q slu15s--a night
zz-e-
Bzsezas are making a aEEressi-e
s-5 deteraznsd ez1-t . he reTira--
5zt ! Go nc1 ttilz re take kinllE .
.hsza- IN TIE frs p-aee- Il cu-s TIE
szu-e n two ThisuaT le desirs5-e 11-
ne tai Eirls. but 11ev VII have Eoae
4 The Ez=aue-theT dol'I Ike T. Ani-
% r-ztte- lo7T sh1Gr-1ailT tzl e gI
uzT Be. she VII 1eTe- do anything %
.zortea her heiEl. by one inch--=--
Izps bsez1e she knows that she
51Ezrfs al other u0men that cone
assr her L + TIE l5ttle duzapy won
Il Eho rcz-s the Eais--shelf and
nlzids and bzlIo.1. skirts 1us- bzez1ss
thsT are 11-5ii6ez fat
SOT thzt drzPz-ies ars eo4ing 4
IZzia. and re can Esz- o-r dress slzir-s
u teszo01s- there XII b Ky eoz.P lea
tons 70 st1iy and arrange gnd :
zeli-5rssssz EFozzn Is OF u0-e seeouut
t5za > temple Of silver O. god without
= EszdOunz-
DolzbeiIe,- I hear severe voice
~. -eo1e back % yO0r 1utto1s-7 .
And make answer. .these are NJ NIT
tors al the lit-ie FzgEries Of fashion
Eh5eh are Of nozent 20 our sex Take
the rise and fall of The h2adke-ehiet
Who ever sees i handkerchief WON n
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u TIE exuressiu1 and zftz-o1s q the
hs- sinae the hair rs been worn lOE
- eTs-Tb.osF --szrs Z 1oT- Z =
uz6e % center Il tie Zl11ls q tie
had AID even tke F=ry lz-Ee hats DO
n0- oTe-Shz5Oz TIE features O. e0Te-
the neck A. theT o1ee did
AID eEsrTzhinr n niIlize-T goss- II
roa have b1ach q fezthes and soze
sczps q FeiTet or SIX yoEr 1llli1e-
VII make v0z = esPo.e = . vTsz- any
where n the sccial swim II soZ1 ct
tie high-tuosd millinery sh0ps here
they VII 70. teach material TAI =
tu-rishei Il o-ke-s they charge 8
fo- trizuzny Z they furnish TIE nz-
te-izl- bu. Z the eustozs- brlnTs 7.
then g : tAs ZEE eAzrge1- EFen 50
4 azt that : zzGs o1t o< material On
hz-d VII o-ly cost - Ehez coDplets,
ut VII really - worth 80, counting
II re origiazl e0s- That : Why Il IS
eco101y 70 b1yzoo1 velvet AID Osc-ich
feathers % begsn with The os--iel
does 10: change It's habits fszths5
are always n tzshiO--
Coaks are shown II many distinct
styles n el0tb iizai -Tita tur. and
reaching . he feet ! have kz3 one
illustrated b.ecz1se think the 6esigu
VII be verT 1sef1l % tlose ladies' Wao
possess al o11-rz- i ei-cuIa- ard
can uss the lur 4lzz1g 20 sdva1tzre-
Tais one : q HaTz1a-5roEn elo-h.
lined rhruu-10l-t zTi-h i loerzzn squirrel
FIR Ths Outside t-izzing L a cape q
nEnE- open oTer the z1Il sleeTe a. the
sLoulds-s, ard continued 6Owa the
zrout 70 the feet There are fCu-
large b1rzoas with cord loops across
the front The hat zccouua1ying IS
> HzTzuz-h-ozFu selt- EitE vide satin
bows Al the siles zz6 yellow wings On
TIE b-iu resting OF the hair
So-e Ot the long cloth eloaks are
uzds hzlf-tsght fitting with = wide
u-zit n the bzek- Peiisses Eith sho-t
gszists and fun skirts are shoE1 II
hezTv sst-Es ard TelTsts Ties are
ba-5erad VTi-h bznds7z.e f1rs and lined
with opera szansls o. quilted eolo-ed
silks
The nsw autzn1 skirt : 80 simple
A---E -
tizzIly bell skirt bUt dos not fare
Al tie sides Is the spring style did
The three g97es Il the bzaz form tl-ee
box plsits- Four vaHis Of double
width gods VII cEt . = length q
slz-rt- TIE n0sleI cza D. zsEe up Ii.a
trimming
4 rev model for hone dress gives
the vest ard trimming q siata-5lae
striPad loTelty gods and the slzi-s
ard upPer slesFes n 2 sold b. The
tsnd a-0znd tie bottom of the sz-irl IS
outlined bF a. e1erziling fzs-sa=d O.
n halt-csrclcs The sleeveless rest
E-ith basqnes is new and popular
feature i : trimmed 70 eo--esp0a6
with the tonne TIE gzuotlets of
the pGEed sleeves are OF TIE striped
gOo1z Corded felt toq1e. rFith q
grelte- Do--s r-7r-
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usEzliF displayed = tfe Es-eaeler u q
rF q azc1clor-s but.cus ~ lzrizsu1r
u-lzer the frgzt windows and Other
pants n dllzPidsted cToeserF vessels
= It=eeLsneous sorL ci-trlautc1
sr7gna The front Fz-d
~ EiEe-ec1-l street ard tirEf1-z
a-erue he-lus the lire Of siul-s Those
fcrthe- east have been gradually EIled
il - the proGlseuOus dumping u
ears from 81 parts - tIse city Eae
-zst = the isolated holes ~ tLss sgt
F. beng enerozesed ur,0E rapidly. and
rere Is Cllv Z sU-al fraction 81 =
s.tzzre lett t-zt = nO.F Glled svi-h way
i1g bllrash.s- AMI eozte3 1ith q thick
relvetF green mold that = zluos. solid
su9lgl p support q frricztszt. but from
t1- e---es - s-hich feeE--slr1zte1 srugE
t-5t pipe requiem - Lhelr fast diszp-
I-ez-iug pond
within th=ee or four bloe.ls of this
rorertT-striezeu zuG siB-cursed seton
taeTe are bezutifaI and eos-lE rssi-
oeness- asphalt pz-ed streets, sre.i-
keVs siGeEaIzs- Eish cs.refuIly nu--
tured ai-a2e tres Pe1asy ylTzuia ave
rue $50 zear b that the Changing bells
q tie cable cars ca1 be easily hearG
-heu he stiffness . he rl-nt falls
uPou Tae city There Is also 70 -
1ozz1 here, upon The uorlhs-1 verge u
~ SIX seetiD1 q TIE capital. pretty
l.ttle Protestant ETiscopzl church and
. is 9 high church. zoo This Is main
tziued - q missionary headgasrters
b some &C the wealthy children 81 the
Lord Eko dwell ~ mansions where
--aruth. Light and haPpiaeas prevail.
koiioaing tie otlleTrise GodfG--
szkea zEenue - TEentg-sh5r3 street
q this regi0a % famine and zoe. Ne
cone Suddenly uB5a \ rzmshaci.le
hose II the center q WAT Should be
atreet, and Il Is surrounded ly an ex-
felsive stockade- Tnis j. the pound
1ad + the hesdquzFters Of the pound
master. Einsteiu. city dog catcher. Re
Gently described IN tins column u cor
respa1lenoe.
over ser0ss Nineteenth street ex-
teraied. o. shat rToEid - Sineteentb
street i i had a feE more wheel tracks
and fewer tomato cans 10 T., begins
t-le reaI remnant o. the canal. . pold