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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-22
THE FEMININE OBSERVER.

Plush is again making vigorous bid fol-
favor.
No man or woman who SHORES will ever
believe 1t.
1t is surprising how little you can live
on when you can't get hold Of much
A woman is much harder to convince
that she is loved than a man that he is
beloved.
Is it spiteful to observe that the married
women always do most of the crying at
weddings?
There is something wrong with your
moral caliber If you can feel rich on Dor
rowed money!
We never realize how absolutely ignorant
we are until small child begins to ask
WHY"
There seems to be sort of lankiness
about the really stylish maiden of these
end of the winter days.
Some soft gray hats with wreath OF
violets for trimmings are being put for
ward as spring offerings.
She who is an expert needle woman pos
sesses an accomplishment that the girl who
strums on the banjo or piano might well
envy.
The way some women yank children
along by the arm makes every one who
sees them long to give them taste OF the
same treatment.
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among the various wards, or, more prop
criy speaking, among the various alder
men Tor local purposes. a little sand Is
dumped here and there, and some filth is
rnkcd out. some paper burned, and then
things are left TO accumulate for evidence
against the next budget.
In ten years. ii is safe to say. no sub
stantial or permanent Improvement has
been made, and by the same rule the next
ten or twenty years will show the same
condition of disease breeding alleys.
The idea has been advanced that instead
OF miscellaneous filling and cleaning OF
alleys, distributing the appropriation over
the entire area and thereby making II so
thin as to be of little practical value. at
least OF no permanent value Instead Of
This systcfn, tie council concentrate its
available funds upon limited area, pref
erably the business district, and grade
and pave the alleys This Will make
them sanitary for twenty OF thirty years,
and the most moderate enforcement Of
health ordinances will keep them clean.
Another year another district can he
paved, and In few years all the alleys
can be put In a condition OF effeetive and
permanent sanitation.
Meanwhile householders In the resi-
dence districts will have to get along as
best they can for the time being. They
| will be thrown upon their own resources
| in large measure, but the health au-
thcrities can do a great deal for them by
| making them observe the law, and the
same number of drays can do more work
! for them by reason OF relief in the paved
| district.
| In order to carry out this plan II will
be necessary for individual aldermen tc
forego their local ward claims and to
| unite for the general welfare.
In view of the Importance Of this sub
ject, the Tribune invites public discus
sion and will give space TO short com
| munications
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HEART DISEASE.
SOME FACTS REGARDING THE RAJ
I'D INCREASE OF HEART
TROUBLES.
no Not he Alarmed, hut Look 'or
the Cause,

uoart troubles. at least among the Amer
,aaas arc certainly increasing and while
this may be largely due to inc excile'hen'
and worry Of American business me- II -
more often tue result OF weak stohachs'
Of poor digestion. -,
peal organic disease is incurable; but not
80 ,ase in a hundred OF heart troupie -
organic ,,..,oa, hear, trouble
and poor digestion y because potp So
are controlled by the sane grest r ns' ''''
ma sympnthetic and PncumoBAs,Iic,
'' In another way, also the heart IS aneet.
"A hu me farm OF poor digestion, whioh
'.auees gas and fermentation from nan
,ia,.e,aa food There is feeling OF OPP
nreesion and heaviness In the chest eauseu
h. pressure OF the distennea sNoina'n III
Inc heart and lungs, interielinb WIZ 80,
action; hence arises paiPNa'ion aDu
breath. ,,tsors tho blood
aLinc N Thin and watery, when 'rri'
| tates and weakens the heart'
Tho most sensible treatment for hesrl
trouble Ia to improve the digestion anu y
insure the prompt assimilation OF loou
| This can be done by the lesuiai uss Ill,
diaestive preparation. like stuarls Dys
,ansia Tablets. which may be founa
p %ast drug stores and which contain yaiu
ab,e harmless digestive elements IN
pleasant. convenient form .,s
Its =. Is safe 10 say that the regular petsis
tent use OF stuarfs Dyspepsla sao's0s - u
,aaa, tino will cure any form OF stonaei
,ro,,hie except cancer OF the stomach. ;,
Full sized package Of these tablets SOL,
Nv druggists at 50 cents. Little BOOK - :.
a,or,aeh troublss mailed free. Address y
i stuart CO., Marshall, Mich
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

DENIsON. AN epidemic OF grip still pre-
walls and the sick list is very large
GfpDINGs--Th tax levy for Lee county ny
has been fixed ut 48IA cents on the sioo ioi
county taxes. ,,, 4.
c6iMINE- Wash Dannel was seriously m ~,
iurfd In a fall While at work pushing ears on
Inc Central switches.
cLEBURNg.--A petition for county LOCAL ,ad
ONION election mas been presented W 'n'
commissioners court
ENNIs.-Dr Gano NJ. Buckner OF LOUIS.
yile. Ky, fs holding proiracted inee'ine ~
the Christian church.
sEERMAN.--E indication now points %
The and of the winter with the possipIe eA'
eeltiOn of small northern
SHERMAN. Mrs. Lucy Leeper agea y
vas suddenly stricken with paralysis npu
row IL critical condition
MARQUEE miles from here two hlgn
waymen held up and robbed Deanwood Ryan
obtaining only small amount
BDNA.--Hayes Bros. IN the western , POI,
lion Of tho county. report Inc los sooS OF ANU
$50 head OF cattle out OF a herd OF oVoo'
cLEBURNB. - Company Of the unr.
Texas recently mustered out; Was given
! royal reception on It's arrival nome.
BUFFALO. Sam stockner. aged :; wnli
! niaving on the railroad track feD On tne ~
| iecting end Of crosstie ana piohe NIB ~
| cuEENyILI.e-'The pasture fence OF WI,
yelyin has been cut twice recently un ss,, -
! efforts to locate the cutters nave peen ''u's
! less. ..,,
FORT WORTH. Three hundred nanama
| ,niles. INTENDED for use r the PniDppps,nn !,
/ passed through here en- route TO san r'a'
/ CISCO. 80,
| ppEyIi,IE. The acreage In watermelon
/ vii he considerably increased now thar ~
! resent cold weather has DESTROYED most o. w
+, truck. =
CORPUS CHRISTL--Thf CITY nhyssicissnl :, s. ,
nor,s yaeeinat,sN more than 300 MeAlesns az
negroes at the cty's expense during 'ns pa'
| week.
EDNA.--There being no new cases y So
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island % Negrcs. A careful study OF the
dispatch on that point has convinced the
officials here that General Otis meant to
say that four representative inhabitants Of
the island of Negros have come to Manila.
having been sent by General Miller to
meet and confer with General Otis in re-
ton to that island. The Negroes is the
fourth island In the Philippine group in
importance. II lies at its nearest point
about ten miles from the island OF panay
and General Miller's forces must have
been In plain sight OF Negros during the
weeks preceding the capture OF IloilV.
Just east OF Negros. separated by very
narrow strait. ia the island OF Cebu. which
II is also n part OF General Otis purpose
TO occupy. From General Otis dispatch
Il is gathered that neither at that point
nor at Ncgros 10 there likely TO be a very
substantial resistance.
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ROBERT FINLEY KILLED.
nj. Cousin WINS showing 81 Revolver,
uesultlnr in FntnI Accident

His Cousin WINS showing " NcN"'''''
Ucsulting In Entail Accident
Tcxnrkana, Texas February 2l~-At the
home of Congressman John l.. Sheppard
today. his young son, John H., Jr', shot ana
instantly killed his first cousin Robert
Finley. In their bedroom at 6 o'clock TINS
morning. Finley was about 20 years o'd
and his home Is in Cleburne. Texas; the
two boys roomed together, and at ail
early hour this morning they awoRe an"
began talking, Young Sheppard incident
ally drew his revolver from beneath MS
pillow and showed II TO his companion
rs he was returning the weapon from
whence he had taken It, the trigger eaught
in the pillow slip and exploded, the pan
penetrating Finley's heart.
When young Sheppard realized the sllun-
ton he became wild with dismay and ran
from the house IN his night olothes'
screaming at the top Of his voice He has
been partially out Of his head all day ana
serious fears are entertained as 10 the out
come Of the impression upon the boy
Congressman Sheppard had moved 10
this city from Pittsburg, Texas, only IL
month ago, and WIS ON the eve of taking
his departure for the house Of repre- 'enta
lives at Washington. Mrs. Sheppard IS
completely Frustrated over the accident
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Presbyterian church were opened by the
choir singing Revive Us Again. /" 1t would
add much 10 the interest II the singers
could be in their seats to commence
promptly on time. A choir Of about thirty
voices rendered several familiar hymns In
which the congregation joined heartily.
Prayer was then offered by Captain ID. ID.
Peden and others. when the collection was
announced. MIR. Ward stated that as 1t
mad been suggested to him that the people
would become so interested In the singing
ana lock so intently In their books that
they would miss the plate as Il came TO
them the singing would be omitted during
mat important part OF the service. An
addition to the services was made last
nlsht and one that was appreciated by the
large congregation This was rendition
OF Rock OF Ages by the Arion Quar-
tette The desire was expressed they con-
tlnue this feature Of the service. After
short prayer by Mr.. Pearson, he an.
ncunced his text from John. iii. {; Marvel
not that | say unto thee, ye must be born
| again his subject, as announced, being
Regeneration. +"
He treated this subject from the follow
ing questions.
|. What Is regeneration,
? Why must be regenerated.
3. How can ! be regcnerated.
For forty five minutes Mr.. Pearson
! spoke with great earnestness and feeling
| md was listened to by the great crowd of
listeners with equal carnestncss.
| AT the close of the sermon he stated
that commencing tonight an after meeting
| will be held to which those inquiring the
way of life can receive instruction and
encouragement.
| After prayer by Rev Seth Ward an
nouncement was made of the after-meet-
Ing before mentioned TO be held tonight.
| also OF the usual day services in the
Shearn church at II a. m. and $3.50 y. m.
The Blood OF the Aionement" Will be
the subject of the sermon tonight
| 1t is hoped by Or. Leavell's physician
that he will be able to attend the services
/ today.
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Recitation-The 22d of February
.............,. May Mather
Recitation--The Good Old Days ......
Observation-Disclosures. Rafael Lechenger
Reading-History of the Flag
...........".. Willie Humphreville
Dialogue .;..' ~, io,,iso ,,ord
Flossie Shackford.
Reading .......... Gladys Waterman
Song-Star Spangled Banner. Class
Recitation-Battle of Trenton. Alma Max
Dialogue Would Tell ...............
Henry Appel, Alvin Limroth, Carl
Malmgren, Eldon Burns, Charlie
Carnes.
Recitation ...............,... Camille Clerri
Recitation--A Hundred Years Too Soon
..................... maurice fiFsen
Dialogue ............ .......,...'.'..,.'
Robert Stadtler, Joe Clede, George
Kirschke.
l. ~
High third and low fourth grades, Long
fellow school Marian B. Szabo, teacher:
Opening song. $40. America
Some New Hatchets' 80. Herbert Aubrey
The Rising sun ....' -. '..'.'by schooi
George Washington -. ...Eula Cockrell
Something to Remember George Bray
Star Spanglcd Banner" BY school
Recitation. ........ .Jonn Cpelt
Reading-"The Young Patriot. ......
.......... :. >. :. amelia Blachman
Sons........ ...... $780,. ,'.'..''
1.-THE Good OLD Times" Glen Scanning
"a Would-be Patriot. De Witt Bryant
Johnny Speaks His Piece" Ruth Clemow
Song. THE Busy Bee
| 'Thc Birthday Lesson" Fan Christian
ring Out the Bells ,..Alfred Clerri
| Home Sweet Hcme.'
Talks and quotations about trees.
~
Second and third grades, Longfeliow
school, Jennie Hutchns, teacher;
Song NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Schooi
| Arbor Day Exercises ...............,
]. Rockwell, Nelson Rushmore j.,
Belts, G. Martin, G. Mathews, p. Bonn
w. Burns. D. Kelley. B. Tompkins'
Quotations About Washington. ."s.
...................... rive Fupiis
Song ...:,...,,..'.'.'...'.. @ehoo'
| Flag Drill OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
James Calvert, w. Harde, t. Bash,
Fain Carter G. Krahl, S. Huvelier.
EARLY Life OF Washington b. Juengei
STORY OF n Hatchet".. Adele crait
Manhood of Washington" Robinson
Song .......,.........-.-.. schoo'
| Red, White and Blue. ....,.,..,.,,
r. Camp. Lucien Williams. S. Coher
Recitation, Miss Edith Helps Things
Along" Observation-Disclosures. X. Cox
George Washington's Hatchet" 100.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. E Tanner
zone Hundred Years Ago.. Bottlel
| Song ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Schooi
Recitation, THE Little Red Stamp,
| ...,.....-..,.-...... r. pTun'o,h
| Recitation ...........,...,i..'t Alan u"''u
Recitation, THE Hero's Welcome.
| NJ. Neumar
| Song ..................... 5cho'i
u. Boyl
1.-THE Price of Greatness" Gus Cleman;
| Sang ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, schooi
| In rooni No. l. first grade, taught By
Mrs. Albert. stories OF George Washing
tons hoyhood were told, with talks about
| trees.
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MrNNErEE CONVICTED.

Negro Who Barely Escaped Lynch
ing Was Given Twelve Years
Kaufman, Texas, February 2l.-Ihe ne
gro. Tom Monnefce. who was charged with
attempted rape on lady at Elmo last
October, was tried yesterday and given
twelve years in the penitentiary. Last Oe-
tober he entered the room of his intended
victim and attempted to choroform her'
best she awoke in time and the negro ran;
n mob tried to lynch him, but was foiied
by Joe Killer. city marshal OF Terrell AZ
ter he was convicted he asked the county
attorney to Give him pair OF glasses
which were left at the window OF the room
he entered on the night of the attempted
outrage, saying they we're his property
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the HONG KONG JrNTA.
Americans Accused of lin wing N!o
lntcL 1hcir plchgcs.


Hong Kong, February 2l.--The follow
ing statement has been issued by the Phil
ippine junta here: Information which
has leaked through the Pmkertons sent
by President Mckinley 10 investigate the
shipment OF arms 20 the Philippines, shows
that the first shipments TO Aguinaldo were
made by order OF the American govern
| ment through Consul Wildman, hence the
| shipment per the Wing Fol, The Ameri-
| can government subsequently tolegraphnd
| 10 cease this, coincidcnt with the change
| of policy to annexation Mr. Wildman AND
| Rear Admiral Dewey promised to ray, but
have not vet paid tor subsequent oSpe'
ditiou by the Abbey, authorized by Nd
| miral Dewey, who afterwards seized the
steamer and she Is still held. Papers re
speeding this are now in tho possession
of the secretary Of the navy. Protes'a'
tons of Admiral Dewey and other Amori'
cans that they made no promises are fldie'
| ulous. In view of these facts let TN
American people judge how the Nations
word of honor was pledged TO the Phu'
ipinos and conhdcd in by them and vlolnt,
ed by the recent trcnchcry OF General
| Offs - -.s.s
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AFFAIRS AT LoILo.
General Miller Has the situation
Under Full Control.

NuHt'b'.
Washington, February Il. The war de-
partment has received the following
Adjutant General, Washington.
Manila. February 2l.-General Miller
reports on the 18TH instant insurgent
forces IL few miles out from lloilo. be-
lieyed TO be disintegrating. Can maintain
his position with present force. Business
in city resuming. Hc has sent up for
representative men, officials from capital
of island of Negroes, where American Nag
yyas raised and American protection re-
Guested against small insurgent forces IN
islands. Affairs there and In ceb.l very
encouraging. Shall endeavor TO maintain
and improve present promising conditions
Affairs here quiet So,
small ingureent force east of city driven
ou.av Yesterday with considerable loss 10
enemy. 49,, ,'aa,a "A
IA economy in the cable tolls, General
Otis bulletin is not very clear IN some
points. particularly the reference to lhe
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rrf SATIN, CHlFFoN AM Di1fN W
VELVET.
,,re way. In conjunction Win saein'
! PARTICULARLY pretty; and Tor somo
.,,oas grace and beauty to poaice
o,her material can. Satin Is SO
chiffon is so feminine that
~ ready to speak out ana ueoi"' e
" ;s white SO pretty as when com
rith black. An afternoon somn
!, WI" an ..at home" few evenings aso
e ~ ~ unanimously declared to be tne
va 81 the season was developed IN
sss rs,vet The skirt was gored one
Nc hins without particle oil Iui-
~ !, was lined with Cyrano req SIN.
,sa,co was also tight fitting atialr
!. Y ,oyers of immaculate white satin'
rnyers we're trimmed with tiny rut-
Y y chiffon. black and white stflpeo'
\ .ranred in jabot fashion.
P1..vsst was of white chiffon embroiu-
In i black figures with a touch oil green
I !. IA there. 1t fell over a belt OF white
n. rsShon which was finished at the back
In c,,t steel buckle. Bows, 1t may be
s.,lsd are not so much in favor as
Easrly, although one sees them very ire
kxi!ly. 49,, .,,s,e NJ sun
|sitsd chiffon edged with black baby rib
n The little bonnet was butterfly
IN, consisting Of two punches of real
\, caught under small white flowers In
kjr dark green leaves.
f. ~ . Helen Grey Page.
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NURSES ARE SHOT.
PHILIPPINES Alleged 10 He Killing
Red Cross Attendants.

New York, February 21.--A special TO
the Herald from Manila says The decia-
ration of Aguinaldo that he will make a
humane war is utterly fallacious. In the
past week several Red Cross surgeons
have been shot. Chaplain Pierce of Gem
eral McArthurs staff testi6es that he was
shot ut by sharpshooters fifty times in the
provisional hospital. Not an ambulance
or litter came which was not tho signal
fer a shower of bullets. The surgeons Of
the hospital corps. who are giving aid 10
the PHILIPPINES as well as the American
wounded were targets for the sharpshoo;-
ers A wounded man. while being carried
from the field, was killed by insurgents
hidden in rrce. The Red Cross people
ale now armed.
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EVANGELIST PEARSON
Continues Ills Services NJ Methodist
md Presbytcrfan Churches.

About 200 people were out at II a. M.
,esterday to hear Evangelist Pearson and
4 very profitable as we'll as entertaining
and instructive service was held. The ex-
ceedingly clear and plain manner In which
Mr. pearson explains Bible truths can not
help but attract those VINO ieei any ~
terest in such matters. HIS subject was
Qualifications OF Christian Worhefs, .,
,,,amen gathered al shesrn church at $3.50
m, to The services led by Mrs. Pear
~ ~, very interesting service was hello,
promptly at 7:45 >, M. services az the
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rnc stn.c r. p. A. Convention.

Victoria Texas, February 2l--'rhere was
well attended meeting OF Post o, Tray
elcrs Protective Association, at tho ~,
James hotel last night, and the following
committeea were appointed TO look after
matters in connection with the approacn-
q A Levi; commissary, Jecker Fritz and
Mitchell, banquet, Levi Holland ana
Rreeden: convention, Williams. Heath and
Demonehe: music, Fritz. Levy and stonsr'
DECORATION. c g. Levi fsyeoek ana ME-
IntSsi. ball. Il. p. rray!or P. r.. Austin
and r. p Breedon; railroad, J. ". Hen-i
derson. j. H. Schneider, Ut. ana pen
Dreyfrs; public comfort, u. e1oncs'
den and C. & Levi. an,,t.
THO reports from the general commlt-
Toe appointed Some time ago was scry
, satisfactory. -------------
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The Problem OF Cleaning.
Galveston Tribune.

UHIVtbIUU IIIUUut.
How best to clean the city and keep ~
clean is the most important matter before
the city council, and the budget for the
new municipal year should not be adopted
without matured plans for carrying on the
work Of the next few months.
Annually considerable sum Is spent
In the miscellaneous filling OF alleys and
the appropriation is generally divided
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white Cream.

Put one quart of cream or rick milk In
a pan, sweeten to taste and boil. Beat the
whites of ten eggs to a stiff froth, put
them in the boiling cream and stir for a
minute. Mix In u wineglass of good sher-
ry, pour into dish and ornament with
preserved fruit.
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New Use for Oilc1oth.
|nlelotb is the newest material for pa.
hing ceilings, and it is admirable for
hpurpose.
| ne task of putting it up requires an
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zERGIsEs IN THE SCHOOLS,
|,nrRyANcE OF wAsEINGTON's
BIRTHDAY AND ARBOR DAY.
ly,roprinte Programmes in the
Different SchOoIs-Today
Holiday.

Today, washington's birthday, being a
ipliday and also designated as Arbor Day
"a proclamation by the governor, the
|E:rrlses appropriate to the occasion were
|fien yesterday in the schools as follows:
The following programme was carried
y BY the high fifth and low sixth grades
n the Hamilton school annex, Misses Il.
|sNsn and E. Duvernoy teachers:
|laress-"W Washington Life. .......
=. -. -. Mr.. W. w. Barnett
|s1S 49,. -. 80. :. ........ School
|n.lation-" Father to the Fatherless"
|, ~. ...... .......... Maud Smith
Hundred Years
ago ....... -. ....... Karl Loovis
Captains Celebration"
,.,.'...,,..... ...... ......Ella Cage
Of Batter BE-.
n ~ ....,.. ...... -. -. Eftie Beckley
George Washington. :.
Rufus Cage, Edward Hail, Harry
reynolds, George Gardner, Harry
|leel'ation-"Like Washington" .....
p,.,,.,,..' -. -. ...... Larry Sass
|1esllalion-"A Jealous PATRIOT. -.
'saolng-'Lfe of Washington" 80.
-. -. mum. Bessie Sinclair
pis-Washington's Birthday Hon
''H ''''... .............. .... School
i 9snsiellow school, low sixth and high
, BY grades, taught by Mr.. Patillo:
s sssa ............. Henry Thompson
limo crll
............ Farauhar Campbell
ps.s,..'...''.... ,.................... ----
|pssd,.e ''''.'.'.........,. John Newman
|r,sHa.ns '.''................... Bertha Burns
sssg ..,''.'' Annie Beth Chew
|Sss'us .................... Addie McRae
|l,s,a,,iioon .'................ Mark Tanner
Ilss,s'ion '............,.... Gussie Kirsche
|1,s,sss '''''..,,..... Fred Arto
|lls,,.l ,''...,.............. Helen Malcott
'Essu 500 Charlie Caspercian
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -----
-'pa '''''','......,.. Annie Schmidt
D ,Sh nith grade, Longfellow school, Mrs.
,sssnes, teacher.
'Nr W., Washington" ....Dy Glass
1'usion's Birthday" ...........
'You,, .....,.... Minnie Kaufman
Toms Washington. Prince Dunks
Gh,,s Washington" -. Edward Boyles
'naer OF Roll at Trenton. ~.
Mpr a.iA,,.,,.'......... Carrie Bradburn
The pinan erlca' .............. BY Glass
Tie VIZ .,...........B Bessie Thompson
Ha,,u 10 War With Generals
"A zsa,a ..';,.............. Henry Junger
sias pp, s,s Patriot. James Thompson
'''ce OF Greatness ....
Margaret Odencrant
uston in the French War. -.
Qgotat,,, '.....,,.,...... joe Weikerth
'lhs po a' Our Presidents. Paul Boyd
hn,eae Fruit Tree.
Kl 1si Guilds, Lola McKesson, Pearl
ale, ,aeeke, Lille Beichert and Mabel
sa'ngtou Crossing tho Delaware
Vinier ',,.'..'.,..-..+... Pearl Baker
40 valley Forge. .....,....
m ''''"'....,........ Tina Williams
po,-., ~
4 NM, GRADE Longfellow school, Edith
n e'arnm teacher.
America .... elias,
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,s mis- year more than ever;
. ! ! III ! impossible to find a dress ;
\ I. = .a,nary wear that has not q
su' =, silky goods combined with