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The morning times., 1896-05-17
Fan River weavers Strike.

Fan River. Mass, May 6.-The weavers
employed at the Parker and Hargraves
mill No. >. held meeting last night and
80 per cent Of those present decided
TO strike next Monday morning. The
Weavers' Union VIII support Them while
they are idle. The cause of the trouble
is general dissatisfaction because seven
teen weayeTs who struck work week
ago have not been able TO arrive at a
settlement.
The morning times., 1896-05-17
Another Attack at BuIuwayO.

Cape Town, May ia dispatch from
Buluwayo says that Col. Napier. with 16o
men, while engaged in establishing hello
graph station yesterday, was attacked by
large force of natives, but after sharp
fight the natives were driven away, leaving
eighty dead behind them. Cecil Rhodes
started from Gwelo for Buluwayo yes
fIou
The morning times., 1896-05-17
Lnrge Gift TO Pennsy

PhHadcIphia, May 1G.-Alfred c. Har-
riSou OF this city today contributed SIOO-
OGO To the University OF Pennsylvania. OF
this amount $4,000 is specifically given
for the purpose of promoting the develop
mcnt of advanced work az the university
and the equipment or suitable buildings for
graduate instruction and original in vestiga-
ton.
The morning times., 1896-05-17
HOKE SMITH SPOKE.
Made an Address Before the Reform
Club of New York

Maue an AuurtSS BeIU.t TIC NtlUTHI
Club of New York.
New York, May 16.-HOn. Hokc Smith,
Secretary of the Interior, was the guest
Of the Reform Club. 233 Fifth avenue, this
evening. a great deal ofinterest attached
TO the dinner because t was known that
the Secretary of the Interior was going to
make an address on the money question.
John p. Townsend, president of the
R0wcry Savings Bank, presided ut the
dlnner.
When the covers had been removed Chair
man Townsend delivered Il short address
~ the money question and then introduced
Secretary Smith. who was received with
enthusiasm.
The morning times., 1896-05-17

Imported Figured Mohair. Atwood
Brown and Gray VigOreauX Suiting,
4b-Inch All WOO. navy serge, wnlcli nave
been selling at soc. yard. Now marked
33c.
Handsome Mozambique Novelties, 90
inch, Wide-Walc storm SerSes, fine gray,
brown ana tan covert sultIng, which
have been selling rapidly at Soc. and
75c. yard. Now reduced to
48c.
Tan and Grey Covert Bicycle Suiting
the sort sold for lSc. about town.
Monday
I213c.
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WIN Adhere to the sentence.

Paris. Nav ia dispatch from Pre-
toria saws that the Transvaai government
will adhere to the sentence of three years
punishment imposed upon the reform com
nittee prisoners, bit will reduce the terms
OF imprsonu ent and the amount OF the
fines which the prisoners VIII be required
to pay.
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At 6qC each.

WOmen's Fine Laundered PercaIe
anG Lawn Waists, IN stripes. plaids,
Checks, figured effects and PLAIN col
Ors with large sleeves and high, stylish
collar. WhICA sell elsewhere Tor 81.
The morning times., 1896-05-17
Women'S Silk Waists.

What beauty, what variety, and
yet not near as many as we would
show had we the floor space that
we will have shortly. Just as per
feet fitting Waists as though your
own modiste made it to order, and
half the cost.
Fine Taffeta Silk Waists, with
broad stripes OF light blue, white
lavender dnd green, with the stvlisn
large sleeves. turned collar and cuffs
and blouse front which have been
selling for as high as SS-for
SIo-
The morning times., 1896-05-17
BARON Won KorzE SENTENCED.
Gets Two Years for Killing Schrader
in 81 Duel.

Berlin, May 10 Baron Won Ko.ze, former
~ court chamberlain, WIS to lay sentenced
TO two years imprisonment in a fortress for
the killing OF Baron SchraGer, master of
ceremonies of the PruSSiau court.
The duel, which grew out OF the anOuy-
nous letter scandal which some years ago
cOnvulsed Berliu's highest society, took
place near Potsdam on the morning of
April 10.
Baron Schrader was fatally shot in the
abdomen.
The morning times., 1896-05-17
GREECE Is NOT ENyIOUS.
King George Sends Congratulations
to American Athletes.

TO American Athletes.
Boston, May I6.-Mayor Quincy has
received the folio wing, in answer to a
cablegram to the King of Greece, on the
evening of the Boston banquet to the
victorious athletes:
ATHENS, May l6.-To the mayor of the
city of Boston: Please accept my sincerest
thanks for, your very fine telegram, which
touched me greatly We were most happy
to receive your sympathetic cOuntrymen,
whose great success we heartily applauded.
The people Of Greece thank the city gov
cynnent of Boston for your congratulations
'sGEORGE."
The morning times., 1896-05-17
Rumor of DIR. Jameson,s Marriage

Loudon, May 16.-The report that a
peeress is engaged TO be married to DR..
Jameson is understood to refer TO TIE
beautiful GeOrCiaGa. dowaser Countess of
Dudley. Nobody believes the story.
The morning times., 1896-05-17
At S9c each.

WOmen's Fine LaUndered PerCale,
Lawn aud Dimlty WalStS-eIegantly
made up and fIulSIed-sOme win de
taChdble and some with attaChdbIe
collars all have the stylish large
sleeves, ana are actually sold by stores
beTe IN town for ST.
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At SOC each.

WOmen's LaUudered PercaIe and
Lawn Waists, In dark and light stripes
anC checks. They have the large sleeves,
and are worth aud are sold by others
for 75c
The morning times., 1896-05-17
WOmen's Suits and Skirts.

Everything is here that is beau
tiful and fashionable, and every
thing marked at prices just a bit
lower than other stores have them.
Black and White Shepherd Check
Skirts yards wide. lined and stIf-
fened and velvet bound- actually sold
for 81 about tOwn-fOr
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S295.

Handsome SIX and Velvet Capes.
very rIdOprdte-y trimmed beaded and
uCIiy lined with SILK, which Wers
$3.50. now
S6.4S.
The morning times., 1896-05-17

TransvaaI Prisoner Commits suicide.
Cape Town. May 16 a dispatch from
Pretoria says that Nj Grey, one cf tie
receut!y sentenced members Of The reform
committee. became insane in Jail and
committed suicide
The morning times., 1896-05-17
AustruIians Win at Crlcket.

London. May 49, The cricket match
between the Australian and the Essex.
clevens. was concluded toC7E, The Aus
tralians winning by seven 3ciets.
The morning times., 1896-05-17
WILL MEET IN WASHINGTON.

African Methodist Conference Coming
TO This City in 500.
Mobile. Ala. May l6.-By vote today the
general conference ofthe African Methodist
Episcopal Zion Church decided that the
next quadrcnnial session Ice held in the
Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal
Zion Church. Washington. u. c., on the
first wednesday in May, 1900.
The morning times., 1896-05-17
Miscellaneous Offerings.

73c for dollar 5 unette'' Corsets-
never sold for less
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46-inCh All-silk Black Chiffon Re-
duced for Monday from zoe to-
SOC.
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Tan Covert Suits. Gray and Tan
Mixed Suits, Navy and Black Serge
Suits. with blazer or REFER jackets,
half silk lined and very vide, pretty
skirts, which have been selling for
So, 81, and So, are now
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e-inch Ecru Lace for trimming linen
CUlOred dresses, 1UC. Eard-Just half It's
yalue
The morning times., 1896-05-17

Pure Linen Table Set-2 12 yard
fringed table cloth and one dozen
SFiuce,l doynes 10 mGtCh-cheap at SS-
for So 90.
The morning times., 1896-05-17

ESQ pieces of Nile green and light
blue Tartan the usual IL lie. sort,
for SC yard
The morning times., 1896-05-17

Black and White Shepherd Check
Tafreta Silks, large and small checks.
Reduced for Monday from 75c. to
62aC.
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Blacks at a Bargain.

How refned-how elegant-is
black. Popular last season-more
popular this season. How horri
bic is the thought of a fading, rust
ing black! Never fear if you buy
it here-no such faults with ours.
Black at frst-black when they are
retired to the rack to be worn no
more. There is a big variety here,
too, for we have a trade in blacks
that is enviable, indeed.
44-inch Black Muhair Sicilian the
csc. goods. Reduced for Monday to
The morning times., 1896-05-17

Case of Indigo Blue Prints, Monday
3Z5c.
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Fine Atwood Tan and sGray Mixed
Suits. Tan Coverts and Black and
Navy Serge Suits, with blazer or reefeE
jackets. half silk lined, skirt fully
l-2 yards wide and stiffened. Have
been selling at so and S12. Now
S7.S5.
The morning times., 1896-05-17

24-inch Plain and Heavy Satin-stripcd
All-silk Grenadiue. Reduced for Mon
day from 75c. to
EOc
The morning times., 1896-05-17
GOLDENBERG'S, 92S 9TH N--7O6 K St.
It will be to your own advantage to shop here tomorrow

oe really been
paw in
be
k the
The morning times., 1896-05-17

Heavy English Pique-the regular
25c. quality. Monday
I5C.
The morning times., 1896-05-17
S5.S5.

Fine quality Plain and Brocaded
Satin puCheSse Skirts. nearly seven
yards wide, stitfened and velvet bound
skirts which really bring S14 else
where for
So. .65.
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Beautiful Silk ParasoIs.

21-inCn Dresden Figured Silk Para
SOlS. with line white enameled ham
dies, for
The morning times., 1896-05-17

Striped and Plain Linen and White
Duck Suits, blazer style jacket aud
very wide skiTt- neatly made and
fiuished-for
SI.QS.
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Cotton Dress Goods.

The first glimpse will kindle
your enthusiasm. Art and inge-
nuity must have striven hard and
long to produce such varied Weav-
ings, color.ngs and designings.
Never has it been our privilege to
offer you such an aggregation of
beauties.
Fine AIl-lineD Batiste-the sort which
iss selling for 25c. yard about town.
Monday
I7c.
Handsome Lace-stripei Dimities and
Figured Lawns-thc ! 2 l-2c. sort for
IOC.
Yard wide Percales, in stripes, ETC..
and in a variety OF COlOTlDgs. Reduced
from 10 and ~ 1-2c. to
734c.
Linen-colored Swiss Lawns in figured
and striped effects
374c.
Fine Imported Indian Dimitics-in
beautiful stripes, etc, not seen IN the
domestic gOods-the csc. sort for
I9C.
200 yards Fine White India Linen
Reduced from sc. to
I4C.
Light and Dark Colored Dimities, 10
handsome stripes and figures
&C.
Case of Indigo Blue Prints, Monday
3Z8c.
Heavy English Piquc-the regular
Csc. quality. Monday
The morning times., 1896-05-17

Light and Dark Colored Dimities. in
handsome stripes and figures
The morning times., 1896-05-17
N2.4Q.

Women's Plain White Duck Suits.
with blazer Jacket, wide skirt, aud
large sleeves, for
The morning times., 1896-05-17
Ribbons at Half Price.

The largest purchase of Ribbons
ever brought to Washington was
the one secured by our buyer at
the great Trade Sale" held in
New York last week. Probably a
fourth Of the lot have already been
sold. Never have fine Ribbons sold
for so little money as during this
sale. Hardly half prices prevail.
Heavy vydouble-faced Bitcs satin RibbOnS
No. 5-l IN wiGe- e. yd-
No. IL IL IN wide. loo yd-
No. 81 81 IN WluC. - I-2C. I'd
No. l6-2 Ii ID. Wide lIC I'D.
No - T-S IN wide. 23C sd.
No. 4u-3 l. IN wIdC. 2Tc I'd.
No So - IN WluC- 33C yd-
Black satin RIbbon-slugle faced:
No - 81 IN Wide. l3C I'd
No. 4u-3 3-4 an wIuc. l9C yd-
Fine aII-suk Mourning Gros Grain Rib
No I2-21 II in. wide. SC yd
No. 15-2 5-S IN. wide. lie yd.
No 2--3 IN. wICc, i+c yd-
B!acs Ribbed Velvet Ribbon. with saus
back
No sc yd.
No. &c sd.
No I2-iuc yd-
No. 16-l2C ID.
Handsome 5-incu Caeck and Roman
PA Il TaffetI kIrhcE>-tIe usual 7Jc
sort for 33c yard
r'' TE..--. H-aD.n>. 10 illuminated
and ombre effects, extra heavy-thT
usual c5c sort for 5Sc yard
The morning times., 1896-05-17

1900 yards Fine White India Linsn
Reduced from lSc. to
lac.
The morning times., 1896-05-17
Four Hosiery Specials.

Ladies Fast Black and Tan, plain
and RIchclIcu ribbed full seamless
Hose, sc pair
The morning times., 1896-05-17

Beautiful Printed warp Taffeta Silks
in pretty floral Dresden and brocaded
designs, which were 81 Reduced for
Monday to
75c.
The morning times., 1896-05-17

Ladies Fast BIacs LIsle Thread In
ported hO>c-tue 25c SCrt fer lie pair
Munda only.
The morning times., 1896-05-17

Mems SILK Embroidered Fast Black
H0sv-tar usual 25,. sort for lie pair.
Mems Fast Black. Tan and BaIbriggan
Hall Hose, sc pair.
The morning times., 1896-05-17

Fine Imported Indian Dimitics-in
beautiful stripes, etc, not seen IN the
domestic goods-the csc. sort for
IQC.
The morning times., 1896-05-17

All-woOI Fancy Weave Black Skirts,
fully SIX yards Vide. moreen >Uffeued
and velvet bound. Reduced from So
to
The morning times., 1896-05-17

Fine Japanese cottonwarp Mating
with the popular here aud there figures.
known as inlaid mating and the all
over check patterns-never sold for less
than soc. yar,i--for 25c.-just half price
The morning times., 1896-05-17

Plain Colored Satins, in new green
and all the new and pretty spring
colurings-for gowns and for -3ear be-
meath the new organdie dresSes-5Oc
goods. Monday
33C.
The morning times., 1896-05-17
Silks Reduced For d Day.

Some new silk each day almost
to brighten the dis
play, which ism t near as large as
it shall be when the store is COM
pleted. These offerings for to-
morrow:
21-inch Pongee Silks, in printed
warp, Persian effects, has the APP
pearance OF the DOC. goods. Monday
I9c.
22-inch Pongee Silks, white and col
ored grounds, with Dresden floral de
signs-in Il variety of styles the re2u-
lar o0c. goods. Monday
$50.
Black Taffeta- finish Brocade Silks,
which sell regularly for 5Oc. Monday
39c.
Plain Colored Satins, in new green
and all the new and pretty spring
COlorings-tor gowns and for -'ear be-
meath the new organdie dresses-5Oc
goods. Monday
$50.
2S-inch Japanese Silks. cheney effects.
for cool waists in a variety OF patterns
the usual S9c. sort. For Monday
69c.
2O-inch japanese Natural Wash Silks,
for graduating gowns. Reduced from
35c, for Monday, to
25c.
Beautiful Printed warp Taffeta Silks
in pretty floral Dresden and brocaded
designs, which were 81 Reduced for
Monday to
75c.
Black and White Shepherd Check
Tafreta Silks, large and small checks.
Reduced for Monday from 76c to
6215c.
24-inch Plain and Heavy Satin-stripcd
All-silk Grenadine. Reduced for Mon
day from 75c. to
soc.
46-inCh All-silk Black Chiffon Re-
duCed for Monday from Toe. to-
5QC.
The morning times., 1896-05-17
Fine aIl-suk Mourning Gros Grain Rib

Black satin RIbbon-slBsIe faced:
No - 81 m Wide, l3c I'd
No. fu-3 81 ID. WIur lSC yC-
The morning times., 1896-05-17

Black Figured Mohair-ncver sold
under 39c. yard. Monday
2QC
The morning times., 1896-05-17

Linen-colored Swiss Lawns, in figured
and striped effects
334c.
The morning times., 1896-05-17

which sell regularly for 5Oc Monday
.S9c.
The morning times., 1896-05-17

Yard wide PercaIes. in stripes, etc,
and in "A variety OF ColOriDgs. Reduced
from 10 and IL 1-2c. to
734c.
The morning times., 1896-05-17

Handsome Lace-striped Dimities and
Figured La wns-thc ! 2 l-2c. sort for
IOC.
The morning times., 1896-05-17

Extra fine OF fsame-the prices of which
are 35C. and 40c at the furniture stores
only 21c. yard.
The morning times., 1896-05-17

46-inch Atwood Black BrOcade, large
handsome designs-the usual 65c. goods.
Monday
The morning times., 1896-05-17

Heavy Seamless China Mating and
Seamless Japanese Mating the regular
zoe. sort, for l 2 1-2c. yard.
The morning times., 1896-05-17

Handsome 5-inCh Check and Roman
PA Taffctt klrhcE> the usual 7Jc
sort for 33c ward.
The morning times., 1896-05-17

2S-inch japanese Silks, cheney effects,
for cool waists in a variety OF patterns
the usual S9c sort. For Monday
6OC
The morning times., 1896-05-17

Finer grades of above, sold for csc.
about town, 1TC. yard.
The morning times., 1896-05-17

22-inch Pongee Silks, white and col
ored grounds, with Dresden floral de
signS-in variety OF styles the regu-
lar 50c goods. Monday
The morning times., 1896-05-17

46.inch Fine Black Mohair, very high
Iuster ami beautiful finish-the regular
S5c. sort. Reduced for Monday to
65c
The morning times., 1896-05-17

2O-inch japanese Natural Wash Silks,
for graduating gowns. Reduced from
Doc, for Monday, to
25c.
The morning times., 1896-05-17

NJ. 12-2 II in. wide, SC yd.
No. 16-2 5-S IN. wide. lie yd-
No. 2Z-J IN. WICC, i4C yd.
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-r,' TEls--.s '.us.f>. 10 illuminated
aud Ombre effects, extra heayy-thF
usual -5C sort for 3SC ward.
The morning times., 1896-05-17

500 japanese ColOred bordered fancy
Mats. 2X4 feet, 11C.-just one half prce.
The morning times., 1896-05-17

500 japanese COlOred bOrdered fancy
Mats, 3X6 feet, 25C.-just half pnCe-
The morning times., 1896-05-17

500 japanese ColoTed bordered fancy
Mats. 2x5 feet, 1Sc.-Just half pnCe.
The morning times., 1896-05-17

500 japanese cOloTed bordered fancy
Mats. l yard long, 5c. eaCh-JuSt half
price.
The morning times., 1896-05-17

21-inch Pongce' Silks, in printed
warp, Persian effects, has the APP
pearauce OF the DOC. goods. MONDAY
I0C.
The morning times., 1896-05-17

&C.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-09

hear, on very reliable authority. that
he is afraid for Mrs. Reichel to Outpace
him in this most important course OF
ct nd
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-09
ELEGANCE AND UTILITY.
He Bought Time.Pieces to Suit Each
Particular Home Need.

From the Washington Star.
II want something handsome in the
way of a clock" he said to the jeweler.
I'VE have very fine line of goods"
was the response, 'and the prices are
very moderate"
II don't care anything about the
price. l want something that will
show at glance that it cost whole
Certainly. We have some beautiful
imported goods
That's the idea. Something that
came from abroad. / want an onyx
pedestal and orInolu trimming and q
statue on the top of it,"
Here's a veritable work of art"
That's pretty well; but I'd like some.
thing more attractive than that. It's
to be birthday present to my wife,
We haven't been keeping house very
long. and she's been worried for fear
people would think We We're going
without clock because we couldn't
afford one. I'm going to see that she
has something so handsome that it'll
dazzle everybody who comes into the
parlor and SO precious that it has to
be kept under glass like a specimen
in the museum"
How is this one?" the jeweler in
quired, as he lifted a massively ornate
article from a shelf.
That's the very thing. That1l
please her almost to death. Pack it
up and ship it out to my house and
send the bill to my Office
'It'll cost s12j.' the jeweler mildly
suggested.
That's all right. 1t looks as If 1t
We're worth it,"
He started for the door, but came
back and said: by the way, you'd
better givce me another clock-one of
those small nickel-plated affairs that
cost about dollar and a half. SO that
we can stick it off in an obscure cor
ner to look at when we want to know
what time It is"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-09

hear. on very reliable authority. that
he Is afraid for Mrs. Reichel to Outpace
him in this most important course OF
study"
AN ENGLISH EDITOR ON THE
WELSH.
Mr.. A. L. Fletcher of the New Age
Qate editor of the Daily ChrOnicle)
has favored the editor of Young
Wales" with an interview in the course
of which he speaks freely upon many
matters of interest to Wales. The
Welsh members. he considers, are e
body of good all-arOund members, with
two promising men among them-Mr.
r. Il. Ellis and Mr.. Lloyd George" Mr..
Ellis makes an ideal Whip" has thor
oughly justified his selection by his
splendid success, but for all that lit
is pity he should have gone into Office
because 1t hampers him somewhat. Mr..
Fletcher is as fervent as the most
ardent Cymry F'yddite in his admira-
tiOn for the member for Carnarvon
whom he declares to be "one of the
most prominent men in Parliament,
and Is zone of those good men who
very likely may be approached to take
Office" But Mr.. Fletcher's advice to
Mr.. Lloyd George is an emphatic
Don't" for "if he does accept office
he will run the risk of sinking into an
official Liberal and lose his influence
as a leader. He is young and he Is a
splendid platform speaker. and adds
the editor of the New Age, Il look upon
him as the destined leader of the Welsh
party"
WELSH CHARACTERISTIC
A Welshman, styling himself "Llew
Trefor" writing to a Ponaypridd journ-
al about what he describes as the in
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-09

teenth and beginning Of the fifteenth
centuries He was the grandfather Of
Sir Rhys alb Thomas. Nicholas are
reserved In manuscript, particularly
the history of Carmarthen EisteddfOd,
held under his patronage in l45l, where
the rules OF the Welsh metres We're
agreed upon.
PRINCIPAL REICHEL OF BANGOR.
OF the three gentlemen qualified for
the vice-chancellorshiD of the Welsh
University, Principal Reichel. of Ban
gor, who has now just entered upon his
term of of1ice-is the only non Welsh
man. But. according to Prof. Edwards.
OF Aberystwyth, who contributed an
excellent sketch Of the new vice-chan-
cellOr to young Wales" "by this time
1t Is well known in Wales that the
present vice-chancellor, except I'm the
accident of his birth, Is also thorough
ly Welsh. On his first arrival in Ban
gor, he made a solemn vow to himself
that he would do his best to under
stand the nature and characteristics
of the people among whom he lived;
this aim he has studiously pursued
and has realized to a very high degree.
He has stayed for long periods in
Welsh rural parts. and he has taken
enormous pains to be able to read
Welsh literature. On the University
Senate he invariably encourages the
University to develop the natural char
acteristics of the Welsh people, and
he most strongly insists that the study
of Welsh History should form prom
inent part in the history course of
the new university. He can talk Welsh
with correct accent, and the style
of his Welsh letters would serve as a
model to many Welsh writer's, and late
ly he has redOuhled his effort to i'm
prove his knowledge of Welsh, for l
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-09

volved characteristic of the Welsh
language states:
1t Is heterogeneous conglomeration
of synchronising amalgamation and
pulverisation of 2inziberaceous matter,
and leads us into interminable dis
quisitions of a NEUROLOGICAL metaphor
ical cabalisticO-s -sartorial antediluvian
archaeological cast.' Snakes alive!
And do the Pontypridd folk still allow
this b'asphemer to live?
YR HYFRYD WLAD.
Draw, ymhell mi welaf ddinas,
Gwlad dedwyddwch perffaith WV:
Gwlad o heddwch, bri. ac urdias,
Gwlad lie mad oes poem ma briw;
Dymar fan Gavin ddihangfa
Ar bob cystudd yma sydd,-
Ar bob trailod. ing, IA gwasgfa,-
Heddwch perifaith yno sydd.
o! pa bryd caf hnau weed
Dy ogoniant heb un Hen?
Lleisiau ceraint. pryd caf gywed,
Fry gylch yr Orsedd wen?
SeiniO can FABIAN Bethl'em,
Can am aberth Calfari;
Md oes dcriyn ar yr anthem
Fawr am gariad Iesu Gu.
YIN eheleg mae fy nghalon
Oddiyma fyny fry,
uWchlaw galar, croeslu blinion,
lWchlaw pobpeth atat ii;
Fry i'r ncf fyw'n dragywydd
lmado ar cwbl oil YIN LAM
Ceisio'r goron aur ar palmwydd,
uno yn nefol gan.
Ambleston. M. NJ. Bateman.