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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30
LORD sTANHoPE WINS
BY Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct 29.-Jamaica results:
First race, six furlongs-Obert won, Miss
Mazzoni second, Orfano third; time, Iii.
Second race, one and one-sixteenth miles
Lord Stanhope won, j. Z. Donahue second,
schroeder's Midway third; time. :49.
Third race, handicap, one and one-sixteenth
miles--Montfort won Summer Cloud second,
Rilfecranlxie third time, l;4s 40.
Fourth race, Saville stakes one and one-six-
teenth mlles-Adoration won. Flowaway sec
ond Yorlkist third: time, 151.
Fifth race, one and half mtles-Brancas
won. Smiling Tom second, ]. F. Donahue
third; time. 2;4O.
sixth race, six furiongs-Verte Bella won,
Russell 7. second, Lachess third; time, l:lS.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30


.6ershim.
francisco is at
accompanied by
-Soston is at the Van
.gerty of Baltimore is stay
.ankershim.
little of San Francisco accom-
oy his wife and daughter, Miss
: e. Little, and Mrs. G. F. Johnson
taken apartments at the Van Nuys.
Emery T. smith of Minneapolis is at the
[ Angelus.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grass of San Fran
cisco, with their daughters, the Misses
Juliette and Lillian have arrived in Los
Angeles afte' a three months tour of the
country, and are at the Lankershim. MIR.
Grass who was a pioneer investor in Los
Angeles realty, declares that this city
shows more business animation than any
of the eastern centers he has recently
visited
Paul Garratt of Norfolk and A. r. Nor
row of San Francisco are registered at
the Van Nuys.
]. c. Luden of Cincinnati is at the An
gelus
R. w. Dusenbury, U. S. A., is registered
at the Hayward.
H I. Fisher of Pittsburg is at the
Alexandria.
w. E. Ensign of Providence is registered
at the Angelus.
Charles B. Seymore, James G. Riddoch
and Murray Clampitt of Alberta, Canada,
have secured accommodations at the
Westminster.
Seth A. Keeney, capitalist of Santa
Barbara, accompanied by his wife, has
taken apartments at the Van Nuys.
Theodore l.. Lyons of New York is at
the Alexandria.
N. D. Josephi of New York registered
at the Angelus yesterday
MRS Robert McKillian of Oakland is
staying at the Hayward.
c. w. Ward of Buffalo is at the Alex
andia.
Mrs. d. D. Walker and maid, accom-
panied by Miss Walker Plttman of Santa
Barbara, have taken apartments at the
Lankershim.~ They have been touring
Europe for the last three months and
Mrs. Walker expresses herself as being
very glad to return to California.
D. Beedman of San Francisco is regis
tered at the Hayward.
w. S. Mcconnell of Chicago and mis-
wife and daughters, Miss Lotela, Miss
Irene and Miss Ruth Mcconnell, have
taken apartments at the Westminster for
the winter.
A. F. Burke of Buffalo is registered at
the Alexandria.
c. E. Flowers of Boston is at the Hay
ward.
A. T. Mansfield of Berkeley is stay
ing at the Angelus.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30
Orpheum Matinee

Charles Huebsch entertained with a
large matinee party at the Orpheum. his
guests including Messrs. and Mesdames
f. w, Peschke. F. Maier, F, Walter. Ed
ward Nicoll, Hermon Kaestner; Misses
Rose Markwalder, Agnes Chisholm. Rose
Huebsch, Lottle Killian. Gussie Schroe-
der; Messrs. Otto Rapp, Ernest Sweet.
Lewis Sweet, Louis Markwalder.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30
Society,"
MONG the November brides will be
\ numbered Miss Elsie Laux and Miss

A MONG the November brides will be
Ia numbered Miss Elsie Laux and Miss
- Inez Moore, two popular young wo.
men who are being most cordially enter
tanned by their girlhood friends with
1uncheons and card matinees and other
pleasant pre-nuptial affairs this month.
Miss Adele Brodtbeck of Wiltshire boule-
ward is entertaining a party of sixteen
informally this afternoon for Miss Laux
and Miss Moore. and the young women,
who are intimate friends, will enjoy
bridge whist. Mrs. c. w. Bonynge Is
giving a luncheon for them at the Jona-
than CLUB one day next week, and Mrs.
Westfeldt will entertain for them Tues
day.
Miss Moore has selected November 2C
as the date of her marriage with Dan
Young who will come from Kentucky to
claim his bride: the Laux-Granger we'd
ding is set for the previous week.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30
Their New Home

Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Braun. who re-
Gently sold their beautiful Chester place
residence to Fred Perry, are moving
today into their new home. 625 Shatto
place. where Mrs. Braun will be at home
after December l. Mr.. and Mrs, Perrs
will take possession Of the Chester plaza
hpuse Friday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30

the average leading lady. When her show
was playing in a Colorado town not over
month ago prospector of the male per-
suasion asked for an introduction and for
visiting card sent her his signature on
ten thousand shares of stock in a mine
which he wished to name in her honor,
"The Kitty Colwell." Does it pay to be a
heroine-huh?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30

truth may languish in prison and be
trampled under foot for three acts it will
yet rise triumphant for many curtain
calls at the close of the fourth.
But Kitty Colwell, the little heroine of
''The Little Prospector,' who is the prime
attraction of the week at the Main street
house, has had even better results from
being a heroine than falls to the lot of
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30
ONT of sight

.'Out of sight. out Of mind" is an
old saying which applies with special
force to a sore, burn or wound that's
been treated with Bucklen's Arnica
salve. It's out of sight, out of mind,
and out of existence. Piles. too, and
chilblains disappear under its healing
influence. Guaranteed by DEAN,
druggist. z5c.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30

> would not be a heroine? The
young women who attend the
weekly offerings at the Grand have
many lessons read them in honesty, f.
deity, virtue, modesty truthfulness and
all the other virtues. They are taught in
an interesting manner that all these vir-
tues bring their own reward and though
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30
The Musical World
sMALL house greeted magnihcenl
BY Genevra JohnstOne-BishOp

4 SMALL house greeted magnificent
N production of "Cayalleria Rusti-
IL cana" and "Pagliacci' at the Audi
torium last night.
In ssCavalleria Rusticana" the orchestra
did fne work, especially in the ever
enchanting intermezzo, which they were
obliged to repeat. Maria Gonzales as
Santuzza was just acceptable, that is all.
She has fine voice-nature has given
her that-but she did not look the part
and cannot act it,
Antonio Balestri did we'll for a young
tenor, but his tempo is bad and he
spoiled the drinking song entirely by his
uncertainty. Adolfo Puccini was the
artist OF the evening in "Cavalleria"--
beautiful voice. full of fire and passion,
his Alto was a delight to every one who
heard him.
In his rollicking whip song, III Cavallo
Gcalpita," with male chorus accompani-
fnent he was superb.
The chorus deserves great credit for
their work the entire evening -intonation
good and the Regina Coeli'' was es-
pecially well sung The dear little
'tbombino" (Italian child opened her lit
tie mouth and helped to sing with the
chorus. The villagers singing a hymn to
the madonna. the first chorus of the
evening. 1 have never heard better rem
dered.
.tPagliacci'-a story peculiarly Italian
in its motive--as a whole is graceful,
melodious, intensely dramatic and is
without dull moment from the won
derfuliy intense prologue, Isl puo, sig
nore?" sung before the curtain usually by
Tonic, to the last despairing outcry of
Canio, La Commedia Finita," Signor
Signorini did the best work he has given
- T.-
vice was clear and powerful and his
orlx artistic. The passionate declama-
ton at the close of the first act, "Recitur
mentre presodal delirio.'' was beyond
criticism. Giuse - Pimazzonis voice is
one of the most beautiful I have ever
leard and his acting of Tonic was art
itself. Let Us hear him as often as pos
sfD1e. Lima Bertozzi as Media liked
Immensely. She was in better voice and
sang like another artist compared with
her work In "Mignon." Yes, I'll add
Media to her repertoire, but Mimi is her
greatest role Again. what shame the
house was not packed to hear one of tho
very best performances we have or will
have, am sure!
The music publisher, Sougogno Of
Nilan. a man of great wealth and enter
prise, having for a considerable time
young national composers to produce
their opera, instituted competition for
short operas in one act. Pietro Mascagni
vas the fortunate winner with his now
>rld-famous "Cavalleria Rusticana''
is the old story, told thousand
Of loves conquest, faithlessness,
Ntural tragic consequences.
Hale Of Boston says Never
Neginning Of opera has work
III composer had such large
Nnal popularity, bringing an
vtune to the composer,
Z starving with his little
oInpeted for this prize.
uey enough to hire a
&c occurred May
theater of Rome
Of the cities of
Nmerican pre-
Nptember 9,
i found
beauti-
qiaar
uot
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30

~ be- I
at the
sldents of |
IS at least,
cir city in tho
Belasco players
Z is mistake to
.6s shoulder straps |
form, and dress epau-
.de uniform Of whatever
may seem hypercritical.
= however, it is noteworthy |
.se of it's rarity.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30
Thursday. Nov. Z. 'O7

This advance is due 10 the fact that COM
pared with prices at other places, and taking
into account the costly improvements under
pany upon the property at Beaumont were and
are entirely too low. Similar property at Co
vina, Redlands Riverside, Corona and other
places Is being quoted and sold at prices SO
greatly in excess OF those at Beaumont as to
render Beaumont veritable gold mine for
those who have bought already. In due re-
spect to all those who have taken the trouble
to Investigate Beaumont and have secured
our prices we making this public an
nouncemeDt of the advance in order that nc
unfair advantage may hereafter be claimed;
but on and after Thursday, November Z. 1907.
an advance OF Is per cent will take effect on
all city lots and fruit lands in the town Of
Beaumont
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30

~ be-
at the
4ddents of
IS at least,
cir city in tho
Belasco players
Z is mistake to
16s shoulder straps
form, and dress epau-
<de uniform Of whatever
may seem hypercritical.
however, it is noteworthy
.se of it's rarity.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30
The First Unit of the New
Water System
Bids Are Now Invited for
This Second Unit of the
Water System

There will be another special excursion to
Beaumont Thursday Of this week, but as We
are limited to 100 tickets and that number has
been taken we can sell NJ, more
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-03-15
Little Helps

Skim the fat from the water
10 which bacon or ham has been
boiled, and keep it for frying.
To remove stains from enam-
eled Kitchen ware, rub we'll with
salt moistened with vinegar.
Make a bran bag TO drop into
the bath water fer a few minutes
before bathing. |, will render
the water soft.
Moistcn a rag with a few
drops OF ammouia TO rub finger
marks or other spots from look
ing-glasses or windows.
Delicious fritters OF cold left
owe chicken may be made when
mixed with 40 ordinary fritter
batter aud fried in deep boiling
fat.
To rid q house OF water bugs.
or reaches, keep everything
scrupulously clean, and scatter
powdered borax about the in-
tested places.
Bathing the face add hands OF
fever patient 10 cool water 10
which 4 little baking soda has
Leen added will aid ia reducing
the temperature.
When the hands arc much
so,Iea, try adding a little sugar
TO the soap With which they r
washed. Sugar will increase the
lather and the cleaning power OF
the soap. and will eacc,ually re-
move dir, and stains.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-03-15

a neatly made bed is usually
IN indication OF the neatncss and
general appearance Of other
things about \ home. |, 10 real.
ly 4 simple matter to make a
bed look we'll made. First,
everything about bed should
be kept scrupulously clean.
After the mattress has been
turned and the bed thoroughly
aired, spread on the under sheet.
sueking i, carefully all The way
round; then the upper sheet,
leaving the wrong side up and
'ucking i. in we'll At the bottom;
next the blankets, placing the
open end at the top; finally the
Counterpart. "a soon as the
counterpart is put on and tuck
ed in at the foot OF the bed, turn
the upper sheet over 80 that the
right side OF the hem will be on
top, and tuck In all the covers all
the way round. Then place the
bolster and pillows in position.
II the bedstead is an iron one,
the ounterpauc should be left
to fall evenly At the sides and
foot OF the bed.
-
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-03-15
Candicd Peel

Many housewives throw away
the orange and the lemon peel
ings, which IL saved would be
uaetul ia making fruit cakes aud
desserts. Throw the peel a. you
collect il, into salt water. allow
i, 10 remain there a couple OF
weeks, then remove from the
brine, wash we'll 10 cold water.
and boil tender in fresh water
which has first been brought 10
The boiling point. Drain from
water; drop into = thin syrup
made ~ the propoi tion OF one
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-03-15

pound Of sugar to one pint Of
water; simmer slowly until the
syrup has almost boiled away;
then remove from the FIRE.
Stir until quite white. when the
peel may be taken from the
syrup and drained, then role d
10 graduated sugar. When
quite dry pack it in Jars be-
tween layers OF waved paper.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-03-15
For Scorchcd Lard
". Il. smith. Solitude. La.

HOUSEHOLD EDITOR GaxrTTE:
Ia reply TO the inquiry OF
Mrs. II. X. Dare, OF Macon.
Miss, N TO means OF removing
"scorched taste from lard" will
state, that IL she will drop = few
pieces of charcoal in the lard,
bring to boil, cool, aud strain.
the scorchcd taste will disap.
pear.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-03-15
HOME DEPARTMENT.

Questions pertaining to the household will be gladly answered in
this department. and contribution. By practical women arc cspec.
tally desired. Address all communication TO Household Editor,
Southern Farm G a1e,te, starkville, Miss.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-07
YDlitiEOes.

gunossIsnotcr s 6. epnoner por
Wisccnlln ha! ieinen SIP i'm eennt
r.,uiNepebeu mo isine MeFiaration tritl
nii rem |. Moi 1907 in Grait. efrl
e'nem J0n0e,en Ghrsibem oll @ouuer=
neur Do'lolon brn Mtscnnlin orb. tar.
Spooner leine GhIidt. lih ais Mnmalt
iu stobIilfil. als Grunb fir feline Nelia=
nation on. IS heibt. e:pponer me,oe
Die stelle zines @bei =Mnmults fir cell
slIsnhahmaalnisn g. Is. Dorriman
annebmen.
Ger GilenbabnmnQnoi 0drrlmon qab
ros-her Smlidenltouilihsn 0onbslstmo=
million I'll. ooB er cine Glienbahu fir
36 Wlllluneu 8plars Qetauft, uno bis=
islbe ou:n eli,er aubsrsn gabn. bersn
N,d'ioent er mar, tit l4l Miulonen
pertonlt babe. Gos 1T ned 0ar,imans
4iora! feius llsbsrpo,lbeiluno, oenn Die
gilsnbnhn. wylhs bic l4l 9Rlllionen
Epllays bssob!t. fam oos Gapilnl uno
Die 3irien aus Dem Yubltum mieoer
bsronslhlaasn.
Sm GOn9reb, Der li(h cm .Wpntaa
uarta9te, tpurbe Dor ShluB mod bic
glli otlQenommen. uonah Seleerupbl~
iten i'm @0bnoienIt tGalh n;ht l0neer
als y StunOen Sll orbeiten brauGen.
Sic s1iIIssSubliop Bill lit i'm Ge-
nate bearaben tporoen. ga ss .|iO aber
bel oeal Shlulncel nm ulele Millionen
bonbe!t. 10 miro Die yill i'm nahlsn
@ontreb iDieoer einlebra1t lueroen.
0r. gD u. WIbbront. Der neuermabIte
Gonarebmann BON oieiem Diliritt, bat
teine Steae aIs Wiitglieo unisrsr @eIeB=
aebuna nleoerQele9t Tim Die 9 flitten
zines @onarebnannes su iiberuebmsn.
yunosasnator yailep BON 9eras
muroe BON Der oo,tigen @eieBee chung
uon hen 0easn iln etIobenen NntlnQen,
slpeioeu!l9e Saaolnnasn. eines Wunoes=
ienatols unluii,oia beaanasn gu babsn.
freiaeiprohfn. = Wislleibt b1tte sin
NahIab niht aeIdaost, in Dem er er=
,nohnt moroell lpare: @r Iole IS niht
riebes ilslli.
0as tlnietbaus Der giaaiss 2eais=
latur pon @aiiIprnien nabm eille @eIeg=
porIuae OIL. nelbe es oerbietet, ooB
Nusionoes @sunoeigenthum i'm Staate
Californian fir ldnaere 3eit als flint
Sabre erluerben riirfen. IS III Oieie
Vo,luQe. Die lnameiielbait GeieBestraIi
erbalten miro. baupiidhlib 0egen Die
Die Sapdner 9ertcbtet.
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\ Giirslib lob Carrie Naticn in elmer
5rolep=Gar in Waihineton, als elm
getruntener eintrat uno neil er teineu
SIP befpmmen fpunte, erfoBt, ct einen
&iemen. rnmittelbar Dor Der Nrt=
ib,pin9erin. Carrie idleuorrte Dem
Wanne entaeaen: . nWenn id Sbre Grnu
,pdle. .piirDe i'd Sbnsn Gift seben.
Ser Mann er,uiperte taltbliitie: .Menn
Sic neiue Glau tpdren. nd1m ib germ
Slit" 9ln Der nddFen StraBensfs
UstDuIteie Carrie.
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Srrtbimlibe Drotnsperleibung.

Der aapitGn zines bornebruen beutz
f9en Grturiionsbampfers befanb f9
bor mebreren Sabren nod als eriter
Offioier ouf etnem anberen 9ampfer,
auf benz Elm boher, perfiIder Murbsnz
trigger cine Meiie n1itma9te. Ser
fdneibise Sffi5ier nab1n iib bes pors
nebmen paiasiers in liebenstpiirbisz
fter Metfe an. M,n Gnbe Der Mei5e
perabf9tebete fidb Der perfer nit
freunbl:9em 9dnbebrud unb perz
fprad, bab benz Offi5ier fir feline
freunbliheil 8eniibungen eins Defo=
ration feines Qonbes 5u She'll tperben
folle. Der Srten fam aber niht; Der
Offisier tpurbe inanifhen gum aapt=
ton bef0rbert unb bur9 bas aomz
manbo eines, befonberen 6pssialbiens
item getotbmeten @biffes ouseeaei9net.
User befbreibt baber bas Gritaunen
feines Na9folsers auf benz alten
@9ifFe, ais beltfelben eines Sages Elm
peritfcber Srben iiberreicht tpuroe. Der
freunbli1e. Miirpentrdger aug benz
2anbe Der 2amn,feumiiBen battle fi9
ndmli1 nidt einmal bic Mibs eenomz
men, ii6 ben Namen bes 5n betorirenz
ben Dffiaiers gu merten. Gie perliThe
Gefanbtfdaft in Berlin befan Wino
bon Der Sadie ukb lettete @nritte ein,
nm ben Gebler tpieber gut gu MAIDEN.
'Gs befanb jebod bic Mniidt, baB benz
trrtbimli9 Detorirten bic Mus3ei9s
nung niHt GUT ipieber obsenommen
iperbtn t6nne. unb baB bic periif9e
Mesierune iib iDobl 3ur Werleibunq
eii,ts aipeiien Drbens entfdlieben
miiffs..
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Hic g,ad,barm tG,tjd)ten iid).

.ssSt buliets mid beinabe au 5ooe
ui,o nor 81 ld,pah eeporoen. um mein
Bett perlaiien su tDnnen. Gie Nahe
barn prnpbrseiien, ih wiiroe es ni6t
luieoer usrlalIeu. aber lie taufAten Iih.
.enu i'd muroe. 8ott lei Eant. on3u
aebyadlt. Or. Sings Neo Siseopsrp
gu pe,lucsen. IS erforoerte 9eraoe bier
GinorGor Elultben. I'm mir mleoer
meine ojellncleit 81 geben". 10 ihreibt
Irau Gba llueopber. bon @robertomn.
Gtar! So, sSno. Dieier aOnia bon
Duhsu, uno Grtdltun9s. Guren, iotpie
9ciler BON Oals= uno 9un0eRleiben, lit
Qaroutirt bon W. G. Beters Npotbete.
Yrsis SOC uno 81. probeHaihe fre,.
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gsoem @rebe auteritanoc,t.

Gin promInsnter Gabritant. Wm. u.
iserilpell. ucn 2ueonna. N. g.. erSdbli
Elm bsmertenslDertbes Grlsbnib. gr
faGt: ,Nadoem i'd tpeniger als orei
HinIdeu Don electric 8ltters ein9snom=
men bate. fiiblte ih 10, ols lei i6 BON
8rabe auierItanben. Wein Qeioen III
1ripbfs Rraitbeit in Dem Stadium.
no Soarnrubr eriIiirt. s5h bin iebpd
oaDpn iiberseugt. oaB Electric Bitters
mid Dp0ndnoia tlriren ulro. oenn e
hat bereiis bic 2eber- uno Blaien.R Rom.
Slifotionsn. ,uelhe mid ieit ssSabren ae.
pla9t babsn, obQebolien. 8ornntirl
BON M. 6. peter's Mpothete. preis
50 Gents. Sn peters Mpotbete iuirl
Nntld aeiprohen.
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81. 9. .. Moorc,

Office In Meftcutt yfrG cine Ttepac brt.
@cw pBiGhelpaia. 9.
Glettrilhe Behanotung uno llnterlu=
dung nit H0ntse1l= Strnblsu
linb Spas,nliiiit.
Seiepbone 467. GIfiee Giuuoeu W.u S-1o,
Ss,n H. 8. AbeubS 3
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Nuslanh.

d @ine 'snIationelie s5tanoaloffaire bat
Die geu0!teallnQ oes Srtes N0ltlinoeu
i'm Neaietun0sba,ir Srier in Die e,6bte
AufrenunA psrisbt. Nbt Wdbheu aus
oen loQeilannten belten Tamilien Iino
me9en Werbrehcns 9e9en bas tsimenoe
2sben in oait aeuommen noroeu. Bie
uerlnutct, iil,o oemndhll tueitere oreibl9
gerbaIiun9en aus eleihem M.lob su
erparten. Sie Wnaeleaenbeit mirbelt
ae,ra!tiasn Staub aui. uno bisher in
bbhitem llnIsbcr fehenos 6amilien limo
auf oas S5'ufrite tompromittirt nor
ben. Cen prpssbusrbanoluna miro
nit duIcritsr Spannun9 entae9en ae=
lsten.
GNe 5daar tbusliider gauoiten
sriif ain "a. 1ebruar cine rullilhe pa=
tvouifle 20 Wsilsn n6rolib Don @barbn
an uno osrwunoete einen lieutenant
uno eineu Gooaten. Sic Banoiten ers
ariIi.n Die Nludt. 81 5oote suriif.
lahsno.
Dieisu Winter Dat gnoIano ieine
Benitltarre gpiosmie. Sun Sanuar
itarben in &losaou olleiu BON l03 Ya=
tieuten AZ. uno III anoeren enolilten
Gidoisn areiit bic &rantbeit ebenfaqs
fart I'm Iih. Gin 9eilmittel 1T leioer
nod niht aefunoen ,uoroeu.
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I Die Qeaislatur bon pprto Wico
bat IN lsbter Wo6e Elm @eleb an9e.
nomnst,, spet4ts bic 9cosslirafe ab.
i&oGt.
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Iihen 8spartement oes Gcrneoie'ibsn
3etnlflIms in ieiner Wobnunf al Der
0oltet StraEe erihoiIcn. gr mar eff
80 ssuhre oli unb iuobnte 5riiber in
| CberIln. 8. Gr bate lih in foloe
BON, uebera, bei.ung ein NeroenIeioeu
SnAeipaen.
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NrIeph giIIei. ein reiher 6ronsoIs uno
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-01
The GospeI O Coco Cheer.

People loved Robert Louis Steven son not because he was an admira hle writer, but bcca0se he was E cheerful consumpttve. He was sufferer who for many years Increased the gaycty of life. Genius alone can do this or. a large scale. t1st every body can do f. ona little one. Our safest guide is the realization of hard truth-that We are not privileged to share our trod. bles with other people. If we could make ur our minds to spare OH friends all details of i'll health. of mon ey losses ot domestic apnoyances. of altcreat;or1s of committee work. of grievances. YreroGatioIs and anxieties. we should sir less against the world < good hu2or. II may not te given us to add to the treasury ot mirth. but there IS considerable merit in not rob bing it.-AgDes Rerplier in Farper's Magazine.