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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06
Happy Hits.

So many men are neglectins business
10 march around in parades that the.
women have cause to be proud OF them
selves
This is .he season when callers are tax.
en- into the cellar. ana expected to rave
over the rows of jars OF preserves and
pickles.
a A town doesn't lose its country ways
entirely until the young people living in
it stop giggling in the back seats a t
public entertainments.
The meac chants complain that every wo-=
man who returns from trip calls TO
tell them how much cheaper things are
away rom home. and they are getting
mad about t.
& When a man has had bad luck. and
takes his wife to live with his son-in-3
law, there is great ind gnation for the
son-in-law, but never notice any indigna-
ton when q young man takes his family
to 1--we on his sWife's father? Anything
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06
British Losses in South Africa


ut is officially reported, says the Chi
cago Inter-Ocean, that the casualties
among the British troops in South Africa
include 2o.961 deaths. Three hundred and
ninety-two officers and i.oS2 men were
Killed in action while 121 officers and
1857 men died of wounds. The deaths
from disease was 25i officers and $50
men, or u total OF 7ss officers and 15.aaS
men, not counting the deaths among
those sent home as inva.ids.
of the wounded in South Africa only
6 to 8 per cent. died. OF he wounded In
cur Civil War nearly 10 per cent. died.
An army of 100000 in South Africa has
lost 5e0.s61 Hsen. In a single year of the
Crtmean War nearly the whole British
army was replaced within the year. the
wastage amounting to Il per cent
.'In the Franco-prussian War it was
estimated that in the German army one
man in every three had to be replaced,
E in campaign which lasted only six
months. In The Russo-rurkish War OF
1871 and 1878 1000 men were killed In ae-
ton and there we're 5000 deaths from
disease. When peace came 40 per cent.
of the Russian army in front of Con-
stantinople was In hns,,itals. Thirty.
seven thousand deaths occurred In the
Russian army n Asia. with a strength
of o50,0G0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06
grandest achievement of the nineteenth

srandest achievement OF the nineteenth
century in poultry.
In feeding, I am in a measure at vari-
ance with so-called scientific theories. l
am an earnest advocate of abundant
range, believing that fowls can no more
thrive and produce good results in crib
bed and cramped quarters than can any
other stock More, as the lad raised on
the farm and accustomed to the open
air and freedom afforded him is. usually.
freer from disease and moro sturdy and
vigorous than his city cousin SO the
fowl whose limits are not crcumscribed
is more vigorous, and as necessary Sc
quence more profitable. Their green
feed must be had in abundance. clover
pasture. and when that cannot De had
liberal supply of either clover meal or cut
clover must be furnished them in their
mash.
For a. mash I know of nothing better
than corn and oats ground toSelher III
equal parts in weight. to which two parts
of brans and two part of clover meal are
added. l feed all the grains, cut oiiS
twice a day, and more largely OF corn
than any. of the others There IS more
profit in corn fed to fowls, even when
epos only average fifteen cents per doz-
an than TO hogs. when pork is only worth
five cents. per pounds. In feeding corn
# should be well parched during cold
weather.
warm mash in the morning, millet
anc, other small seeds i'll the litter OF the
scra tching pen or. preferably oats IN the
cheat and unthreshed mi!iet, VIII koat,
the fowls busy, Il good feed of well-rarch-
90; corn at night, a liberal supply of bone,
oyster shells and grit, with an abundant
=s,,nn,y of clean water, minus it's iciness,
with comfort and cleanliness, and biddy
VIII do her duty, be she Brahma or Leg.
horn, Plymouth Rock or AIinorca.
j. H. SLEDD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06
THOROUGHBRED FOWLS,
Is ii the Breed or the Feed That Brings Re.
suits TO the Poultry Raiser?
Especial Dispatch to The Times

Especial Dispatch TO The Ttmes)
NEGRO ARM, VA, October s.
No more important question can present
itself to the roultryman or to the farmer
who would engage in the business than
the relations between breed and feed
Poultry for profit is his object, and to
make that profit which he has been led
to believe there is in the business the
question OF breed or feed is OF paramount
importance to him. On its solution in
d large measure. depends his success or
failure. This is problem that has been
before the breeders of pure-bred fowls
since the business was first started, and
there have been almost as many solu-
tons as there are breeders.
Each one delights to exploit his own pet
theory and is ready for battle in favor OF
his own preferred breed. ! do not AFRO
gate to myself sufficient wisdom or ex-
perience to claim to have either solved
the problem or to be able to direct their
experiments to an intelligent conclusion,
yet my experience has been sucn that 1
offer a few thoughts along the line in
Dictated, trusting they may be CT benefit
That the breed is of paramount irlpor-
lance is advocated by many and the ar
gunents presented, being taken from the
recorded egg yield of the different breeds.
are apparently unanswerahle. Again, the
breeder WHO mas a com olElatlOn OF food
stuffs that by iudicious uses has enabled
him to produce as many eggs from the
Rocks or Brahmas In the course of a
year a s he has from Leshorns or Minorcas
says breed is all moonshine A thor
tughly healthy hfswl Of any pure breed
mongrels were discarded wears aso and
the down 10 date farmer can no more at
ford TO keep them than he can the razor
back hog and slab-sided cow-when kent
free from Termin in comfortable QUAR-
tiers. and given a ration that will not only.
enable it to Keen in q thrifty condition.
but is SO balanced In its proportions as to
furnish all necessary Ingredients !or egg
production, will lay We. and it viii take
a keen discerner to note any difference
in the net profits accrui1ig from the
sale of eggs.
TO test any of the larger breeds by the
smaller. it Will be necessary to bear in
mind the difference in their weight and
the requirement ot larger proportion OF
feed. My first experience with fowls
was something over fifteen years ago, and
in that time have triet; many Of the
Is pure breeds and some crosses, always
with a view to the profit in them. and T
have found the B. p. Rocks to lay as we'll
as the Leshorn and to surpass them as
winter layers, the yearly average being
about the same. keep the B. P. Roclts
because they lay better for me when eggs
are at their highest; because they COM
nand the best prices on the market; be-
cause their general characteristics are
such as appeal most strongly to purchas-H
sers OF an all purpose fowl.
They are not only the pride. but the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06
lat can be piled onto an old man seems

that can be Piled onto an old man seems
to be all right.
The most severe critics old-fashioned
people have are girls -etween twelve a,los
twenty years of age
1t is rare girl who does not ALLEVIATE
her real friends by being too much or a
princess from sixteen to twenty.
When it is annunced that q woman will
entertain informally, il means that she
will buy things ready made at the bak-
ers
SO many women think they have done
their whole duty toward a man if they
put q wet cloth on his head when he has
a headache.
When a mans wife fatters him. it
may cost him the price OF hat. but
when other women begin ii, it may cost
him everything he has.--Atchison Globe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06

the cemetery Wednesday.
Mr. Jack Price. who went to Johns Hop
kins Hospital Baltimore. to have q can
Ger removed from his forehead, is i'm
proving and expects to be home soon.
Miss Benson, of Maryland, who has
been visiting Miss Florence Hublct. will
so to Richmond for the Carnival and will
be the guest Of Miss Stella Pollard, on
Forest Hill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06

Comparisons show that the loss to-
the British army in South Africa CAM
paigns has not been heavy. and all the
reports indicate that with modern arr;is
a much larger per cent. of the wouRdsf
recovered than when the oltl-styEe mus.
lsats were iii use
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06
WILSON MEMORIAL.
President Denny Called to New York to Attend
Meeting of Committee.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

LEXINGTON. VA, Oct. 5-Acting Pres
ident George II. Denny, Of Washington,
who was elected Monday night as pres
ident of the University. was called to
New York to attend meeting of the COM
lnittee having III charge the William L.
Wilson Memorial Fund. Former Presi-
dent Grover Cleveland is chairman of
this committee, with Hert3ert Welsh, Of
Philadelphia, secretary treasurer.
The students of Washington and Lee
spent several nights OF this week on 4
rampage calathump in college parlance.
They made night hideous by the ringing of
the chpel bell paradinS the streets to the
music CO of tin horns, drums and other
instruments Of torture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06
HORSE SHOW AUTHORIZES.

Bnv Your TIcsets ut Branch L. Aliens
The general admission to the Horse
Show this week VIII bt. fifty cents. These
tickets and also reserved seats can be-
purchased in advance ut Branch r. AL
lens, No. 3l6 East Main Street enabling.
attendants to avoid the rush at the
grounds General admission tickets VII
be good for any performance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06
Blacksburg Notes.
Especial Dispatch to The Times. )

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)
BLACKSBURG. "A, Oct. 6.--The 10
O. F. Lodge of this place had a big time
Thursday night, having with them the
Grand Master. An oyster supper was.
served at BlacksburE Inn
Alrs. A. NJ. Cooke died here last Mon
day Of consumpt ton. Sh, was buried In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06
Return of the Gals.

Not kiiled NOW as Recniessy as lHty were
Two Years Age.
1t is almost time to see those scaven-
gers Of the sea, the great guls, sWoop-.
ing about over the harbor. Their time
for return from their northern nigrations
is usually about Septembe 2eth, and al
ready they have been noticed down East
in Penobscot Bay. where they are be-
coming plentiful, as they follow the her
ring schools into the river.
Two years ago gulls We're being
Slaughtered all along the Maine coast by
}half-breeds. who turned a penny shoot
Ing them for agents of New York and
Boston millinery houses. These gull
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06
YOU ARE WaRNE D

70 avoid as you would q poison the
many so-called syrup. OF White Pine
IF YOU have IA cough. cold, Croupe. Bron.
clitis or any throat or lung trstibfe take
,I1ri Da4id's Cough Syrup OF Pure Psaa
Tar, ricrehounsi. Wild Cherry, etc Price
sc for a large bottle every where.
OWENS n MINOR DRUG co.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-24
MUROz RIVERA ANTE La
lGRESIOY De MR. MAC MNLEY

Nuestro querido amigo don Luis enoz
Rivera, leader del partido federal, difiglo los
siguientes telegramas al tener noticia del asen-
tado de Czolgosz:
<New York, SeptiembFe Z.
Hon, George B. Cortelyou
BGffalo. n. Y.
El Partido Federal de Puerto Rico rnega,
usted que exprese Mrs. Mac Ktnley y al
Gabinete su prof upda tristeza por el horrloie
atentado de one es vfctima 81 President te para
ell cual deseamos todos un p-onto ressAo'ecf
miento.
MUNoz RIvERA.>
<New York. Septic embre I.
Hon Markus Hanna.
Recfba usted en- esta desgracia, la simpa-
tia del Partido Federal puertoriiqueno, que
bace fervientes vot1s por la precfosa sauo de
su Exceencia ell presiiente Nc Kinley
MUNoz RIVERA ,
Los telegramas fueron en- ing'es y las re-
ouestas son dos acuses de recibos con pala-
bras de grattud.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-24
PoNCE.
NnTTCIAS DIRECTAS

El domingo So ceebr6 Ia retreta anuncfa-
IA eiecutando Ia 3 inda de bomoeros las pie
las escogidas para la retreta que Sc suspendio
81 jueves.
Asisti6 mucha concurrencfa.
Nos dicen que muchos de los campeslnos
ninaocenddos para emigrar Ell Ia pr6xima ex-
nedfci6n & Hawaii, Sc han escapado del local,
( pesar de los centinelas de vista, regresando
sus hogares.
Vale mas arrepentIrse tempo.
Han regresado de los Estados nidos nues-
tro amigo don Fernando Toro Consul fngles
an esta ciudad, su sen ora esposa.
El lInss se Agredieron en- Ia calle Mayor
dos individuos. propin6ndose algunss pedra-
das varios mojIcones.
La intervenci6n dc algunos vecinos dio
an 10 rina.
Tambien ha regrssado de n w York, via
Habana, nuestro amigo don A iolfo Arce. 400
dsrado de 10 casa mercantil Sucesores de Gi-
tsf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-24
Asdrn1bal.

Ell domingo lego Ell vapor California; y
saldrk dentro de pocos dias, condncfendo emf
GRANTEES para Hawaii.
Nos aseguran que no llevara muchos, pues
Ia gents del campo comiensa escamarse.
De racraso de Europa. tHvimos Ell gnsfo
ds saluiar al j6vsn don lstsvo allan Ron
set.
Para dfstraer los COZ patriotas que tfeGen
depositados para emigrar al Hawaii celebraron
m bale en- ell local almacen ell domingo, que
dur6 hasta las cuatro de la madrugada.
Buen negoeio debe ser el de acaparar emf
grantas cuando no Sc omitsn gastos para con-
Usncerles.
Los suscritoras asts ciudad al peri6di-
co The Puerto Rico Herald qua desde ell pro-
ximo mes no paguen anticipadamente 10 sus-
cripci6n, ser6n dados de baia.
Hemos teaido al gusto de saludar en- esta
ciudad nuestro -distinguido amigo el doctor
don Attic G .ztsmblde, Presidsnte del Parti-
do Federal de Yanoo.
El domingo por Is tsris csy6 desfsllecfda
Dor ell hambra, en- la plaza del mercado, una
pobra muier de Cabo RHO.
La acompahaban tres hijos de poca edsd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-24
IA DENOCRACIA

Eu estos dias ha bsiado e' precio DC 10
.arna y subfra ell de algunos cereales.
Moraleja: ..ao
El consumidor sale siempre reventaoo.
.,r,s r..sanos tratau de fundar en es
ia ciudad un club de recreo.
Eo ell mes pr6xmo sale para Sanso Don,an nnan
60 contratada, la orquesta els LirA ae Wv.
El sabado el domingo ocurrisron dos
conatos de inceniio: uno en- la Gale de "a nio
lima, otra en- la del captan Correa a.aa
incendios comenzaron por la escaiera, } 50 a.So
que fueron Invertebrates, pues Sc
trapos enpapados en- petroeo.
Ell cuerpo de bomberos asistio 81 iugar dc
los successes.
LA DEMoCRACIA Sc vande en- Ia Iabaque-
ria de don Vicente Soltero situada frente al
parQue de bombas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-24
AEaicA DEL SUI

r,asayanzadas del jsfs britanico Lovats
f,a~on comn,etamente derrotadSs relido
combate contra los hoiandeses de Kritzinger
sn la CoIona del CAoo.
Las tropas brltanicas lucharon heroica-
mente hasta el ftimo momento rechazando
Ia rsndicf6n. sncum biende despues en- terri
BILE iucha.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-24

Sa han hecho Natal serias manifesta-
oionas de leyantamente one acusan para en-
breye una insurrecci6n TODD ell pals.
Sc cree por los ingies residences en- aque-
LA region que es obra de los delegados beers
con objeto de procurar mayores conf filctos la
Gran Bretafls.
En- Pietermaritzborg, capital del Natal,
en- las ciudades de Weenen, Newcastle
Dundee Sc han descubierto graodes dep0sftos
de armas municiones de guerra. y en- Ia prf-
mera aIcnnos grupos han recorrido las GALES
dando gritos contra log saterra manlfestanoo
le necesi1ad de una rebellion.
-Aceutnase con bastante fuerza en- todos
los cfrculos polfticos de Londres que muy prom
tn sncedera al Marques de Salisbury, Mr.. a.
7 a;four como primer minstro de la Corona
ri actual ministro del Tesoro nj ha mega
do nj ha affirm d la version, concret6ndose 4
decir que ESQ 10 decdirA lord Salisbury su re-
greso lie Beanl1eu, oonae na iao FePoheT eu
salud
Fl q ,bnete de St. James aeord6 en- una
sas6n proponer al qobisrno de los Estados
Unidos un plan combinado contra el marquis
mo fin de poder desterrar de sus respectivos
domintos todos los miembros de tan terrible
socie1ad.
-En eI Dapartamento de la Guerra de
Londres sc han reci bido noticias del h'timo de-
sastre aunuue no Sc hacen completamente
Sc sabe que las perddas inglesas son muy
ri general Lovats que lego, va empezado
v6 costa de Ia vi la de su ayudante.
Las 1timas noticias del Sur de Africa,
impresionan hondamente la opinion p6b lea
en- Londres.
falta da natri iotismo los hom bres del gobier-
no Que no han saoido salvar oil honor BRITAIN
co en- la guerra del Tansvaal laman la aten-
cf6n del pueblo ingl6s, para que no Sc dele
sorpreuder por los engaflos del gobierno q ue
conyierte las derrotas en- victorias.
REiGecA
El gobierpo bega prepara IN decreto pro-
hibiendo la publication de peri6dicos los do
mingos.
PRUSSIA
johannes Miguel, antique ministro de e.
nanzas en- Prussia. fue encontrado muerto en-
an iecho So cree que muri6 de un ataque
aponl etico; naci6 ell 21 de Fsbrero del 1929
ALEM ANA
Los peri6dcos alemanes no ocultan so
ALGERIA por la revoluci6n de Natal, que consi
deran impossible de veneer.
SAINT THOM as
Sc han celebrado cultos lefgiosos espe-
ciaies en la iglesia holandesa de San Thomas
la memoria del presidente Nc Kinley.
Sc suspedieron todos los negoclos nasta
que las ceremonies concluyeron.
CUBA
Ta,egramas recibidos de Cuba manifestan
nue es casi saguro qae la Convention cuoana
spruebe todas sus parties ei proyecto pre-
sentado la misma para modlhcar ID ley
alectoral fn de que sc haga faeimente prac-
ticabe y puedan llevarse efecto las pr6xi-
mas elecciones con toda reguarfdad.
Un grupo muy pequeno es quien rechasa
el provecto de moidcacion.
-Ioforman desde Washington que ell go
harnador de la isla de Cuba Mr.. Leonard
Wood aconsejo al presdente Roosevelt que
estudie ell proyecto de IN convenio de rec1pro-
clad con aquella Antilia para que empiece
regfr dssde ell momento en- que Sc constituya
Ia repdb.iba Guiana. :.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-24
ULTlMOS CABLES
FRANcIA

Todos les perioicos franceses, 81 ocupar-
ga de los desastres de Ing sterra. hacen gran
des come tarios allen tando los boers.
Gle Matin. dice cue Ia causa del Trans
vaal triunfs, parque es la causa de la razon,
dei derecho de Ia justicia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-24
LAS .iGUAS MINERALFS De ARROYO

Curan las afsooones herpetca, eouosas hpacas
Entre testimonies puhan
onni6n del
ouen
eha expeddoel iguiente dctamen
..CERTiFCo acknowledgements dada
HErArIoAs EEuMATAs
fin Vlel Ud IIs
DOCTOR JOSE DAUSSA"
la econd.e Guayama
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-24
s SEVENDE

Los duenos de &Quota Carloads, Ponce proeac
Atocha, la aquiaD, dan 6 veDden.
Es quna hermosa muy fresca sluada pnores
stio. =,
Cells A.ui era 10 P,nce.-Store. II d. 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-24
LOS sREs. CHANEY Y HART

Washington D. c. ee
Puerto Rico
tados nidos halen interd
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-11-01
Spray OF abe Springs.


Tho Evans closed last night.
Toques for the children. The Fair.
Capt. Allison, the scout, has re-
turned.
A. Weiss has returned and is work
ing at the Hot Springs house.
New line fancy winter yelling. The
Fair.
The l. o. o. +. lodge has decided to
give a masquerade ball Christmas.
Gents silk handkerchief and muf-
flers for winter. The Fair.
Mrs. Francis left Thursday for q
brief visit to her home at Macon. Ill,
Fargo says the new quarters will not
hold the big stock on hand. Conse-
quently stock must be reduced.
r. E. Lands the Elkhorn fireman,
and wife ret urned Wednesday from
Omaha.
Coles picture of the interior of the
new plunge is all right. He shows q
diver apparently suspended in mid air.
Th" snrner nv the N r ladies' at
the Evans Wednesday night was large.
ly attended.
Singer sewing machines to rent.
Leave orders at Miss Druse's.
Dean Sparkling will conduct services
at the Soldiers Home Sunday after.
noon at 3 o'clock.
Sam Riley has been on the verge of
insanity for a week from drunkenness
and had to be lodged in Jail.
A full line of ladies neck wear. The
Fair.
Joe Apologize purchased the old
Catholic church Wednesday for sl65,
and we understand will have il torn
down and used in the construction of
cottages.
VIM. Ward, Of Deadwood, was found
guilty Of the murder of young shep.
hard, and the jury fixed the punish.
ment at life Imprisonment.
I'd leave my happy home and cross
the deep blue sea,
Rather than be without Charley and
my Rocky Mountain Tea.
Ask your druggist.
The Presbyterian ladies, who gave
the loo lunch at Mrs. Sharon Evans,
wish to thank the public for their kind
patronage which was over q hundred
people.
Brings attractivenees to listIess. I'm.
loyable girls, making them handsome,
manageable momen. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea will do; 35c. Ask
your druggist.
j. d. Nicholson has purchased the
building recently occupied by Walter
Scott, on Minnekahta avenue, and has
leased it to Harry Barber, who will
open a barber shop therein. 1t is a
good location and as the Evans will
close this week Harry had to seek new
quarters for the winter.
A Thousand Ghings by it are done
far better than raost things do one.
We refer to ROCKY Mountain Tea
Nde by Madison Coz: $50. Ask your
ggist.
~ teachers will please remember
To- citing of the Distrist Teachers
. on at the high school building
. ' Gov. lay of this week. Program
-, 80 1T 2:3O. Everyone interest
~. .t..,rn yress of our school liz cor
,,n ;,,u;taaa to be present. See pro-
,,s.whepe in this ISSUE
We Fol. VS. Honey and Tar.
prevents pneumonEa or
.esults from colds. It
-norrc,w. A. L. Eek
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-11-01
SCHOOL NOTES.

OhOOL NOTES. l
Miss Aliens loom ranked high ssi in
daily attendance last month.
Two large tables have been provided
for the lunch o
The eighth grade are rejoicing over
the arrival of the text book they are to
use in South Dakota.
The senior class have recorded thus
far v 9 one hundred and twenty ex-
periments in physics. They are now
working In electricity.
The juniors are reviewing algebra,
preparatory to taking a final examina.
ton. They will soon begin work in
geometry.
The fret room had sixteen ON the
roll of honor for the month of October.
The children of room 3 are drawing
the various leaf forms this week.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Gull we're vie.
itors in the fourth room last week. F,
\ George and Willie Fenner of room 4
Ahave gone to Omaha.
Minnie Brown of room 5 has returned
to school.
An interesting program will be rem
dered in the 9Th room on Friday.
The seventh grade has begun per-
centage, and the eighth grade are work.
ing in compound interest.
7 Virginia Fenner, of the sixth room
has returned to Omaha.
I The children of the seventh and
eighth grades are gathering leaves for
nature study.
Mr.. Greene was a high school visitor
on Monday.
The girls literary society has chosen
Sans Parsil for their society name.
All interested in school work are in
vited by the county superintendent,
Miss Black, to be present at the Dis
trict Teachers association meeting ic
the high school rooms on; Saturday at
$3.50.
The zoology class have obtained
many interesting specimens from Amy
and Ralph Gordon. The most inter-
esting being the salamandesand elater.
Program in Sans Pareil society Nov.
1, 1901:
Good Quotations.
Song
Recitation ............ Grace Fncmas
Impersonation. 5000. Pearl Williams
Original Maxims. 1890. Nellie Laanfng
Wit and Humor. 500. Mildred Broadas
Song Society
/ What I like to read. Lizzie Landers
Emma Engleber
Medley Ella Daniele
Recitation. Amy Gordon
Suggestions for the apod OF the
society. .......... Sarah Sutherland
HALLOWEEN saoaRAa.
Unique doings of HaAowee1..........
Blaine johnson
Dream. Leo Dornan
Or;ein of Halloween. Merchant Fargo
Select Reading. ....... Bernard Potts
Observance of Halloween...--........
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Halloween Hyperbole. $50 Ralph Gordon
Recitation Hugh Greer
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List Of Quctations on Halloween. .
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Original Story. Luther CLEVELAND