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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-31
A MYSTERIOUS lslkNO.

\ little island lying about seventy
miles east OF the most southern point
Of Mindanao has given map-makers
more perplcxity within the past two
centuries than perhaps any other bit of
land of so little Importance. II is the
island u Miangas and has long fig
urcd on the maps under the Spanish
aliasof Palmas Island Though 100
miles north Of the Dutch group
OF the Moluccas the flag OF the Neither
lands now floats over IL. having been
raised there by the Dutch government
steamer De Raaf In 1885, The govern
ment in 1898 published the particulars
uf it's uppropria tiAu and proof ~ it's
Identity with the long lost land seen
bv Dampier whose brief account OF it
was printed IN London in 1929. The
story u the mystifcation of geOgra-
pliers and the final solution OF the prob
lem is told In Petcrmnnu's Mn ellun-
gen by Prof Dr. a Wichmann of TT
retht
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-31
Mr.. MlLLER'S PAINTINGS ON
VIEW AT PROVIDENCE ART CLUB.

The private view given by Mr.. Oscar
Mfller OF his oil paintings, in the gal
lery of the Providence Art cub last
evening. was a brilliant event. and
there were guests from Boston. Warren.
Bristol and Bristol Ferry. as well as
many from this city. This is the second
exhibit Mr. Miller has made here. and
II is In many respects superior 10 the
one held here last year There are A
larger number OF important canvas
and the Improvement is very marked.
and the variety OF subjects makes the
exhibit one OF unusual interest. The ex-
hibit will be open 10 the public daily for
one week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-31
ANNUAL ELECTION OF NATIONAL
AND PROVIDENCE WORSTtD MILLS

The National and Providence worsted
mill corporation held its annual elec.
resulting as follows: President, Fred
erck Aver of Lowell; vice president,
Inseph c. Ray ef Franklin treasurer
VIM. NJ. Wood of Boston; assistant
treasurer Gerry r.. Bartlett OF Provi-
dencc; secretary, Joseph r. Shaw of
West Medfnrd directors. Frederick
Aver, Joseph G.. Ray. VIM. NJ. Wood.
Cnas. Fletcher of Providence. James
Philips. Jr., Of Boston. Edwin c. Swift
of Boston, Frank Jones of Portsmouth.
Edward Y. Chaplin OF Andover and
Francis w. kittrdgp OF Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-31
SYMPHONY CONCERT.

The Boston symphony Orchestra will
give the fourth concert Of the present
season in Infantry Hall this evening
and promises 10 be one of the most in
teresting ever given by this splendid
organization. The program will be as
follows.
Rubin Goldmark, Overture. "Hiawatha"
(MS. First time)
Berlioz. Aria. ia.......,....."La Captive"
MozkOwski .....4...............
Two Movements from Suite No. I
Songs with PianofOrte .......,.......
(a) Brahms lyon Eurige Llebc'
(b) Grieg ......,... 'Autumnal Gale
Beethoven. symphony No 6. In + ma
jor, Pastoral"
S0lUist: Mime. Agnes Janson.
Wilhelm GeriCkc. conductor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-31

The readers of this paper VIII he pleased
20 learn that here y ~ least enc drea led
disease that science he's been able To cure In
nil ITS stages add Tint - tsfRrrh Ilsrs
taiarrh cure i the only positive cure known
to the medical fra ernitv. tntatrh being n
eonstitui al disease. rrquire- n con-tiiu.
tionai treatment Halle atarrh Cure IL
taken internally. acting dircctlv upon the
llOod and mucous -urfaces Of the system
thereby drstfuVinR the found alton 81 the
disease, and giving the patirnt strength by
builiinE up the constitution sud assisting
nature tm doing lis work The pfopitetor@
have 50 much iath in ST. curative mowers
tnat they uffcr one Hunired Dollars for any
ca.s that Ia inils L. cure. send for list 80
testimonials
kidress. F.JtulNEy q co, Toledo. o.
sold bv DruEgists sHc.
Halls Family PILLS are the best
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-31
S0loist: Mime. Agnes Janson.
Wilhelm Gericke. conductor.

sousa and his band go 10 Europe uu-
der contract about April !. and their
enforced absence from affairs musical
in this country this season VIII leave
a yawning gap that none can oN- look.
Sousa IS such a regular institution and
80 dcycutly wished for everywhere that
his absence must prove n disappuint-
ment 20 myriadg 81 music lovers He
goes out on a short tour of eight weeks.
however. through Now England and
She central part = The West to Oma-
ha. and this city Is one of the places
that will have converts. The band rs
said 20 be I'm fne fcttlc. ana the spp-
cial roinists FOR 'he coming tour are
Miss blanche Duheld soprano. and
Miss Bertha Bucklin violiniste. The
band viii appear here Thursday, Feb
ruafy =
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-31

4 Mexican cactus (anhalonlum levi
niD Is eaten by Indians during theis
religious ceremonies to inclte visions.
An English naturalist, Dr. Dixon. has
been testing upon himself It's extraor-
dinary properties. and reports that the
air seemed filled With vague odors ~
perfumes. a halo of musical sounds
surrounding him. and n marvellous dis
play Of ever-cranglng brilliant colors
passed clearly before his vision.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-31
TRY GRAIN.O! TRH GRAIN.0!

Ask your Grocer today 10 show you
a package of GRAIN-O. the new food
drink that takes the place Of coffee. The
children may drink IL without injury as
well as the adult. All who try IT, like
it. GRAIN-O has that rich seal brown
OF Mocha or Java. but il is made from
pure grains, and the most delicate
stomach receives It without distress. Il
the price OF coffee. I5c. and 25cts. per
package Sold by all grocers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-31
WATERBURY,.
HARTFORD.

Score, Hartford 6: Waterbury :.
Fouls. Wodtke. Doherty. Rartlett 2
stops. Cashnan 2S; Starkie % Rushes.
Mooney s. Hipson T. tie 4 Referee,
Lush. Timer. Lyons
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-31
ROUGH RIDERS BEATEN.

Although Cotter was not i'm the game
az Hartford last night. his team sue
ceeded In defeating the Waterbury
Rough Riders. Doherty has. been
signed as sixth man for Hartford and
played a good game last night. The
game was close throughout and was
not won until within a short time of
the bell. Summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-31
A REMEpY srGGEsTED.

"A noticeable rcmcdying OF this eVl
would, we believe, result from the pas
sage aud enforcement of "A law embody-
ing the recommendation made In our
last report. viz: no person, firm or
corporation who shall be deemed fac
tory, manufacturing or mercantile es-
tablishment within the meaning Of the
law shall employ any child under l.
years of age, while tine public schools
of the town on city where such child
resides are in session unless furnished
with a certificate from the school
authorities from such town or city that
such child Cun read ur write the Eng
ish language Such a law would ar
least prevent children from growing
up i'm ignorance as result of their
parents sh0rtsightedness or seeming
necessity. We renew the recOmmen,a-
tion.
we are pleased % be able TO report
a most gratifying Improvement as re-
cards eccidcnts The whole number
reported during tht year was %, de-
crease OF 80 per cent. from the number
reported last year. There was also a
decrease 0f over so per cent In the
number of accidents 20 children.
while II Is not possible that this de-
crease can continue from year 60 year
untii me mention Of accidents shall
disappear srOm the Factory Inspector
reporf vet we firmly believe that the
cheerful compliance of the manufac-
turers OF the state with our recon-
mendations for the safety Of employees
will result i'm keeping the number of
accidents at very satisfactory mini
mum"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-31
One Of Her Objects Said 10 Be The 0ustIng
Of The Erilsh From Persia
AN OUTLET ON THE PERSIAN GULF
viii Also 30 Secured BY Russia Customs Re-
c3pis Are Pledged as SecuriI an1 Al Foma
0hlga IOAs As 10 ee Rsdo.m

Petersburg, Jan. 3I.-It IS semi
officially announced that the govern
ment az the request OF the government
OF Persia and in view OF the good rela-
tions between the two governments. has
authorized the loan Bank Of Persia to
take up the loan OF % 500 600 roubles
about 10 be issued in Persia under the
designation OF the per cent. Persian
gold loan OF 1900. The Loan Bank,
therefore, has contracted 10 take up
the loan, which is repay able in IS years.
guaranteed BY AL the Persian customs
receipts except the revenues OF the Gus
tom house Of FAIRS and the custom
house of the Persian Gulf.
in the event Of "a delay in the pay
ments the Loan Bank will have the
right TO control the custom houses.
Persia undertakes to redeem all for
mer obligations ont OF the new loan,
and not 10, contract any other foreign
loan ungil the new loan is paid on
without the consent Of the loan Bank.
Russia guarantees the bonds OF the
Persian loan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-31

being relatively bvi0w those for the
whole state
we do not believe that the manufac-
turers are responsible Tor this excess
OF child labor IN the PawtuXet Valley,
neither can they be given the credit for
the smaller percentage ia the BLACK
stone Valley, as the same corporations
run mills in both localities.
The weight of responsibility In one
case and OF credi ~.in the other should,
be believe, rest on the parents. The
young factory help i'm both pfcthe local-
tiles mentioned il almost exclusively of
foreign parcntage In the Blackstone
Valley there is a much greater per-
centage of English than I'm the PawuuN-
IT Valley, the foreign population Of the
latter being largely French. We think
it Is generally conceded that the latter
class have poorer conception OF the
duties they owe their children than
have the former, and in thi. fact lies
TO a great extent, we believe, the cause
for the larger percentage OF child labor
in tie PawtuXer Valley The same
reasoning VIII hold good in the other
localities whore the percentage of child
labor Is large.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-31

Score. New Haven o; Providence ;.
Rushes. Bone g. Lincoln TO- Whiting 1.
Warner l. stops Lations 36 Hef-
fernan &c Fouls, Conway ?, Lations
.. Bone. Referee, Leahy Timer,
Platt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-31

All. said The doctor cable car ".
Identity"
"No. replied The ambhlancc mar.
Foot ball. ~ Cloyglsnd Plain Dealer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-31

. \ raw potato win remove mud stains
from black clothes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-31
HafIsrnan Severely Cut BY Being Hii BY
High Drive While Guarding Goal
HAaTFOROS DEFEAT ROUGH RIDERS.
Co'isr Net IN The Came but Ms Braves Succeed
In Whining from the Wa'eThuqs After
aClOss Struggle.

LTst evening the Providence polo
team went 70 New Haven and sustain
ed a defeat at the hands Of the home
team The game WAS very rough anu
full OF accidents Heffernan Jared the
worst as he was severely cut by high
shot from Canavan. Warmers goat
getting was feature or the game.
Pierce made the longest drive into the
cage seen at New Haven this season.
as from behind Providence's cage he
put the bail past Lations at the other
end OF the rink. Summary
NEW HAVEN. PROVIDENCE.
ipnHr l.'''ss' .sssss.'ss's ~ LII -"
Warner. r..... ................r., Pierce
caravan c.t.- ..... .,.s..'c, Murtash
Wh'-in~ h'b. ...........h. b, Conway
lations. o.. ..... ...g., HeHefhan
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-31
DEPENDENT ON RUSSIA.

Berlin. Jan. 3l.-The National Zei-
tung. referring 10 the Russian loan,
SAYS: There is no doubt that Persia
will hereafter be abs s-lutely dependent
upon Russia. The latter may have
made a doubtful financial bargain, but.
politically considered. the transaction
is unquestionably of the highest inn
portance"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-31
RUSSIA SUCCESSFUL.

London. Jan. 3l.-There is a wide
spread idea here that the Persian loan
has finally accomplished Russia's long
laid plans 10 obtain complete political
and financial control of Persia, with
the double object OF ousting the Brit
ish and assuring Russia an outlet on
the Persian Gulf.
The sun., 1900-10-27
STAMPEDE AGAINST BRYAN
The Bottom Has Dropped Out of
the Bryan Campaign.
Republicans Will Not Only Retain
Control OF the House, But
Add to Their Present
Majority.

Washington. r. O.. Oct. g. 'fhe bot
tom ha- dropped ont of the Bryan cam
lmign. Tie election Of Mckinley and
Roosevelt is nnw absolutely assured, and
ii the stampede grows as fast during
thu coming ten DAYS us il has during the
past TIN days Bryan will b enc u tlle
worst defeated mon that was ever can
didatr for the Presidency. Ni. Bryan
himself has becn largely responsible for
the stampede. He has seemingly lost his
head entirely and hardly makes a speech
which does not contain something that
helps along the stampede. Democrats
who had made IN their minds to vote
the party ticket have declared after hear
ing Mr.. Bryan talk that they We're afraid
&c him; that they knew what to expect
If Mr.. Mckinley after his reelection.
while no one on earth would know what
to expect Of MIR. Bryan if hr were
elected.
Ii has been clear for some time that
the Republicans would retain control Of
the House. hut il was until this week
feared that il would be by Il smaller
majority than that III tile present House.
Now the Republicans are confident that
lie Mckinley and Roosevelt wave will
add T. the Republican Representatives
ielreiad and that the majority III the next
i House viii hc larger Than in thn present.
4 So nEllly misrepresentation haze been
made concerning the Status Of tlN apli-
'caifnIS f0i pension ~ account IF thu
! war with Spain that Commissioner
| Evans has mada public il statement %
Ithr subject. showing that $4,000 Chains
have heen filed: that calls fur evidence
iii a3424 ~ those claims have been Is
ited, and npdical examinations ordered
in 46.3-i " them aipl that 4,233@5 of tEcst
claims have already been adinlirated
l'Ion thc establishments of tllr division
q pass upon these claims, claims y
widows and claims foi guushat wound,
Land seynie disabilities have had ii,
right of May. the policy If the hurcar
bring u nliilicatp such eases lis speed
ilA as possible.
Representative Joseph Cannon, Of I'll,
who has bccu constantly on the juml
since Ii opening Of the campaign ant
expects to keep it UP until the close. wa
IN Washington this week 10 look afte
some matters for his constituents II
says an old-time Republican victory is il
sight: that the last vestigc of doubt dis
, appeared when II became evident tha
) the Republicans would get ont a ful
vote. Uncle Joe" says Illinois and In
diana are absolutely sure for Mckinle
and Roosevelt
The Department of State has of1iciall
denied that negotiations for the purchas
iof the Danish West India Islands hay
, been brought to close with Denmark
: .Ss matter Of fact there has been II
: recent negotiation connected with til
!, purchase of those islands.
About the middle of November tn
: volunteers now in the Philippines wi
begin to return to the L. s. prcpnlntor
10 being mustered out of service. Ther
y arr about 33.50O volunteers over thel
! and il will be big job, requiring severe
: months, 10 bring them I'LL home ~
i i t'nelr sam has until the 3oth of ne'
: ,Iliur u complete i, rs that i the DIT
! their enlistment expires.
The sun., 1900-10-27
Eonght 4 steamcr .Icre.

Tie a.t ;ime ! vas ii Wilmington
nas in l>lS WHEN hsueft tle steamer
l.. urada faf $rag9l" SAD = H. Plngfee
tia manager II Anna III. Fay, in the
lobby u tie Aca3env II Music lass night
to sun reporter, II was interested in
q transportation company uf Boston then
ard We were bnving up steamers right
and left Tor tie klnnkike business The
Llurada was lying here at the Harlan /;
Holingsworth wharf took her to New
York and loaded her mp with Lowell,
Mass, god hunters | haven't any idea
how that party made out, but do know
the transportation people made a good
thing out Of the venture"
The sun., 1900-10-27
RAILROADS.
.eSMy
- ||'l'' B. AND 0.

Schedule in effect May 20, 1900.
All trains Illuminated with pin..at
Light.
"2Xpres trains.
TRAINS LEAVE WILAIINGTOv
DELAWARE AVENUE STATlnT
FOR NEW YORK, week days, a5ol
fs.59, Nl052, a. M; "1219, *2.S5, s8.@
s5.l9, Gall Pullman cars,) sG.23, y Il
t1o.52, i. IN. Sundays, *5.Ol, *9.39, Vii a5
i. m. +235, t3.5S, 1913 tail PulmmS
carsl +7.43, t10.52 i. IN.
PHILADELPHIA, week DAYS. .50
$50, $50, $50, $50, $3.50, a1O.52. 10.
4. M; *12.1o, *2.S5, 200, *S.5S, +5.lg lSI
Pullman carsJ 5.25, 46.23, $50 j, ID
1902 p. IN. Sundays, *5.O1, 7.sO. S5o
$3.50, 1875, *l1.S5, Il. M; T2.S5, 300, e35S
'5.19 (all Pullman cars) G.3O, F7.43. S55
*1O52, p. IN. 80
CHESTER, week days, $50, .s5o
i.3o, *S.25, 1879, #1O.52, 11.US a. m. 300
5.25, $50, "7.43, *l0.52, p. IN. SUNDAYS
1.SO, $50, 1898, 1895. F11.S5, u. M; S.gv,
$50, *7.43, $50, *1O.52, D. III.
ATLANTIC CITY, week days, .G5o
a. m; 1919, 2.S5, 1903, +5.25 pm. SUNDAYS
1.30 a. nj.
Cape May, Ocean City, ana Sea lila
City, week days, $50 a. m, 2.35 b n
Sundays 7.3O il. m.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
week days, +41S 6.55, 1904, +l1ol n
IN; *12.56, t2.09, 3.19, s3.40, @4.57. .-ga
tall Pullman cars. +S.Ol, +1O12. 4 T.
Sundays, +4.19, 500, +S.40 a. m. .125s
SOB, *i.57, $50 (all Pullman caqs.
*6.3S, +S.ol tl0,l., p. III.
BALTIMORE AND WAY STA.
IiOAS, Goo Il. m; 3.l9 i. III. daily ex.
cept NHnday, $40 i. m, G.3S p. M, S4l-
day only.
NEWARK. week days, +41S. G
$50, tll.9l 4. M: @l2.56. 2,19, s4.51. 3.ij
tlo.l2, p. n. sundays. *4.iS, aS04. s.l3
4. nL; tl25G, *l.5l. st28, 49,, tl0.12 :. N.
PiIISliG ltG, Week days, sS.0l ii. ILL.,.
+l.51, +o.39 Call Pullman carsl. s19.1. &
~. sundays, sS.ei Il, Ill; s4.57, *5.55 laIj
Pullman carsi, slo.12 p. N.
CHICAGO, daily, .S,04 a. M, fi5L
p, m.
CINCINNATI AND sr. Lorls.
*S.O4 n. M; el2.53 and %iO.I2 D. m., aatt,
, SINGERLY ACCOM- MOD ALTON
week days, $50 m; 3.19, 6.15 ). m.
Sundays, $40 Il. m, 1.32 y. M
LANDENBURG ACCOMAIODA.
TloN, week days. s.t9, 457 p. IN. sun.
, days, 6.SS p m.
, LEAVE MARKET STREEc STA.
, TION for
BALTIMORE, week days, $40 .. m
!. LANDENBERG, week days, $40 a
; m; $40, 500 p. m. Sundays, $40 a
!. M; 5.45 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR
WILMINGTON, week days, 1886 $50
= '7.3o, s1o.26, 11.Co a. M; 1920 .1.37, 2i5
*S.H, s4.2O 4.SO, .5.o7 (al Pullman cars,
r '5.S5, $40, $3.50, s7.3o, 1886, lis n. m.
!, Sundays, 1885, "7.So, $500 11.oO a. m,
), 1920, *1.37, Las '4.2o, 5.O7 (all Pullman
Q cars, 800 $50, '7.SO, *7.35, 1890 D. m.
Delmaryia Telephone 1893.
, Rates to Western points lower thar
via any other line
T. D. UNDERWOOD, Gen. Manager
ID. B. MARTIN, Man. of Pass. Traffic
The sun., 1900-10-27
i.l

Republicans ID -rt III" aiia Wli
aware II tie dttesHa I..tween tHian
ReputlcaH Loyalty to pnhiie ad ,arty
interests III NeH Ca.t c.int.s, atd
"Iiagillr" ltaplll,4n dsosaElg to
those Interests IL Kent all Sassoy conn
ties and do not need panaefati" alalE-
81, of ii. II appears. however. tltat
Democrats arc moro aGXins about the
degree ;nd possbl" resuf- n that dif-
ference than anybody cl~r. Il will he
noticed that the Democrats are anxious
not julilant. See. They are afraid that
Republican common sense and loyalty
will triumph over the faoliShncS@ Of
fartipnal division, and that when tie
voting begins Republicans without re-
gard 10 thoir fractional differences will
work together f1r Democratic delnat
1t is because tho Union Rnualiean,
hve cai-istlft5 aud successfully woii
"a tovata this cGl illat theg alc lir
ohiocts III Democratic ahnse: agd lta
cau+e Il III Ell Wil.in@na@ a deacat "
Republican piriy aad lla haht th
Democratic party, the "Ea-ilal~" 4"
ill., ol5i1i~ q Raiaa@.ali i,IiiH- com
rli5eIts Thi1 aash' to " pIalt ah
calgiA-t- ~ alj ristt tllidsi.as i ll3li
caa- ntn@ldl ney"r s i!8i
tal i- afSiti- =aad a sii.a Y.
wihlieaH politics, i NUT ~ eEe"s
Erfsr il ceiHI"ad II; lGli saSas !
trpaaon Il principle nd q lai's Ast@a
tines admit i q j" II a.iy WAY r',! y
ctvo u the public welfare. The" ti6"i
are tolfpyidrnt i'll both Natinna ~
Statr politics. III the realm of Nations
politics the Democrats arr as,aili
every fixed principle and every approvt
method in ethics and economy. In loe
State politics they are contrnding Fl
every herctical theory and discre''it,
method Of procedure. Republicans, III
vet right thinking Democrats, need to
convinced Of this. They already know
AS local evidence Of this we call y
tcntion to the fact that Every Evpnin
The sun., 1900-10-27
Alhcrt q. DOM CnnsMt.

Chicago. Oct. 26. Through I'M nncon-
sriaus betrayal hr bis brother. Albert T..
Dow, proprietor q thc alleged Illicit olco
margarine factory which rcccntly was
ra,ir,l by United States internal rtveune
6iiicol,. was arrested ana racpd uhclrl
hotrls 4 appear before Commissioners
Nalll l'oote, \ warrMt WAS s;tod ft'
:. Il. Itow. but ii w3iS discovered that
hr MAS iii BOSTON Before The lnii-e III
that city could 10 notified itaw hna ltlt
for 'Ateage. ON arrival III this city Tow
made iii appointment with H. ft9t!cl
Nathan l'lie latter had hacn shadnwal
hH ol'irers rvcr since the raid lRl whci
fhc brothers met The arrest occurred.
The sun., 1900-10-27
A Ballad Of Halloween.

All night thp wild wind on the hearth
Whistlel lis songs Of vague alarms;
Til" rnplais tossed their i.;r5l arm@
.Nll night ii some mad dance u death.
Mi4I9u IA hath larf liar be.l
Nal barred nr shoulders II lh hlasf;
Tho ah@ procession " the Iead
Star"d 4 l.r 4 il passed.
t3,h, there, mctbinGs ny mntter smiled,
-Nnt! lhem nY r5thtp watts fel'loli,
A:ti tiere ti.e Hl. SANE aiiid
'ihal wis ine Pisi.li Sr"la.
"Ad }lprr III o,lan cemrals nmvc
.{nd tl.rr laF sister smiles apaH,
Bat npwncrp i M mir. l;ilsr lote
.iEat hrel,r MS loving heart
oh. false ii lfe. oh. false in death,
Wherever thy Giad spirit h",
totlld il mol come this night, she saith
10 Keep i tlyst with me?'
Mignon ISa hath turned alone;
Bitter the pain and long the years;
/ The moon light on the cold gravestont
Was warmer than her tears.
All night the wild wind on the hearth
| Whistlcd its songs of vague alarms
The popars tossed their naked arms
All night in some mad dance of death.
-Theodusia Garrison in The Smart Set
DO NOT gorgct that the Sun Job De
pertinent does neat work.