The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
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believe W. sfSe Mssionafys story. ga: sold q
public sc,on I, 9n az yo ssvsrsn ms a. 70
4: S:S s1 aid N S.s any
v,bert's picture. The Missionary's story, was
sold q, the Morgan sale In February and MARCH.
1850 for s2s 800. V1bert Is well known artist not
Of tho highest standing.
Where can md the poem IN which the following
line ecc 20 wllow Why iase ,,y v wsfp sne onf
hrst read the poem. MIS- - ~ L.
Ds e., 10Y fo i ~ ounS
az e dsS s ss aSs eads '" a. s ssb
1t is sung In twelfth Night" In the scene OF
the drinking bout by Sir TOBY. SIR |ndrer ana
the Cio,cn; but II Is not Shakespeare Where u
comes from. we do not know.
have the series Of Beadies. Dime Song Books,
published In 1891. The song Hard Up" was an Old
sx 4, @ II, New York Before die civil war
i out OF No. S Of the above series L. A. y Is
- IN TINE DAYS WHEN WAS HARD Up.
In the days when was hard up moi many years ago
suffered that which only can the sons OF misery
RelaiIops, friends companions. they all turned up
AND they rated me vasabond for want of better
CHORUS:
I'm hard up I'm hard up.
The days when ! was hard Up
! may be well of yet.
In the days when was hard up for want OF food
used 70 lie my shoes up with little bits Of wire:
When hungry, cold, cast on rock. and could not
How on I've beat the devil down for TEN pting me
TO steal.
NAM a Summers night I've held communion with
never i.esd them With pike, or smashed them on
said the ' World was wide enough-,heres room
enough for all.
For lear the iAndlady should say you can't lodge
From my own back drawing room, about ten fee,
In NJ Ssorkhouse wall Jus, opposite I've counted
all the bricks.
In the days when was hard up bowed my spirits
And often have soush. friend to borrow half
How many arc there In this world whose evil eyes
The shabby suit of,ossery. bu, cannot see the man
In the days when was hard up found blsstu
It's ali a poor mans heritage to keep him from the
Now I've found good old maxim. and this shall be
Altho' wear ragged coat. III wear /, like man.
Please inform me II there Is q G. A. r. post com
posed OF Catholic clergymen In religious Tetrea'
Could YOU kindly Inform me Thsshs, Ger len,
H." s' he mad rcd hair and wore wa,is vs. during
July i77s b,d f be SPEAK English Q! Fr.nsh \ his
few interviews with Gen. Washington STEuSEN
There Is no record OF his marriage. He must
have spoken English to Washington: he wrote
to him In English
III man enlls,s In the army or navy and deserts s
long time after deserting1 Please tell me II de-
paa as sSn e 1sSs SSss
lie Is liable to arcs. within two years. After
two years. II he has not been out OF the United
States, he may obtain a. "deserter's discharge.
which merely frees him from liability to arrest II
arrested as deserter. he is liable to serve term
In a military naval prison and dishonorable
discharge from the service.
1 have q bronze medal, hearing in German the
Inscriptions which translate into English: x. W
Captured from the enemv; is'i.isiS God broke ihs
Eas~gs nGwsy wan and s' hessan' werf f[seNa
II would seem to have been issued In 1921 by the
Rlecsor william II. TO his troops. The electol
wished TO he King Of Hessc Casscl and would seen
| TO have assumed the title on the medal he sue
ceeded his father In 1921. The other dates refer 70
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control. which occurred IN 1913, and was mad
| certain by Waterloo.
estwsen We NSr's and the , SSu' dnrn
p ,s IN a oTs c SIs't
the nG, ana sd ot
iat an advance In price of course,, for the bench
:. %ss sS others pa h
Thc practice did not exist: there was no such law
Many year, fSnh f5nm n. hu'2
the night when must die" The arst verse
| And great Onion waike'h high
n silent .s, , sl9T st,e eyfrs sm dead
have LOST l need 1t to complete moving utter
| ance. ~
United states TO perform the duties OF his ono,
on account Of INSANITY who ad,udsss hi Y, Insane
misdemeanor can he be legally put under restrain
at once' %, lfno Congress Is In session Is ther
| at once TO impeach him. kENEs.w.
l. The question never having come up in prac
| tce there are no rules or preccdenss To 70 unor
When GARFIELD was wounded II was sugeeste
informally that he was disabled under the term
| Of the Constitution. and that Arthur should ar
a. President but GARFIELD refused and signed SON
ocial papers up to within short time OF his death
, Probably the members OF the CaDlnet would nav
| TO take the Initiative In causing President to
set aside as Insane, . ta) We think not. %, Their
| ia not II the President objected.
Would II be possible for man a. 1000 yards dis
lance in clear weather, 10 be distingushable q
snch by the naked eye This may appear trivia
hut IL Is surprising how few people are able to de
eide H. many claiming that the man would loo
about The size OF lead pencil say even at the Creed
moor Range. HIT
To ordinary eyes, man I. 900 ards away appear
"A poIn, or dot: he could not be known a. mar
accent as being a smaller dot than a horse.
I. Would you kindly let me know whcrc the swor
4, which Frederick the Great sent Washlngto
Inscribed, From the oldest general In the worl
To- the ereatest"' 2. By whom Is the rite Of eli
cunci,on performed, 3. Is II done In the syna
rooue or at home, I. Is there any reason 70
supposns that Christ was c!rcumclsed by tn
high priest In the Tempie' a. l.
| l. No such sword Is known to have existed.
In theory. the father: ordinarily. the Nobel. VIII
may be q physician or priest. B. II may b.
hut seldom Ia. performed In the synagogue.
Custom Is AGAINST the idea that He was.
I. What Is the present rate Of interest Of Brit!s
| consois AZ mar L. e., 1907 2. In what denomina
tons are they Issued. and from whom can the
be bought. SUBSCRIBER
I. Two and one half aod ~ per cent 2 The
ARE sold In ciOo shares. and can be had from In
ternational banking houses
| F. r., Nara, Hone. Philadelphia Persons ca
l h,,t not