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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-05

Morales, Isabel Mendez, Carmen
Benftez y Concha Cuadrado.
La bella sefiorita Anita Ro]e
nos ldeleit6, haciendonos escuchar
con verdadero placer una inspira.
da Production poetica.
Habl6 luego Ell sefior Professor
Diaz Busquets condensando en- un
breve pero elocuente discurso, las
ventajas de la frgcuente comuni-
caci6n de los padres de fatnilia con
el professor en- beneficlo de los mis-.
mos niflos, mereclendo aplausos de
la concurreneia.
Slgui6 q este un cuadro lirico
original del va citado professor SC.
iior Briones en- el que demostr6
una vez mas las condolences de II.
terato que le alderman; siendo ip-
terprttado por las nifas Consuelo y
Maria Briones, Ana Mujica, Maria
Fajardo, Buenaventura Glmenez.
Certrudis Merced y el milo Luis
Brlones, los que fueron ruidosamen.
te aplauiidos en- sus reSOectivoa
papeles.
Despues del cuadro Lirico toc6
el turno al dlstingui - j',ven Lido.
en- Farmacia don Ricardo Martinez
quien alcanz6 ruidosos aplausos en-
la exposition dc su trabajo.
Finalmente, el discurso elo.
cuentisimo del Hon. Comisionado
de Eaucaci6n, qne ley6 el mismo,
dej6 grata impression en- los circuns.
tantes, que comprendielon toda Ia
importancia del trabajo, tributan.
dole nutridislmos aplausos.
La esmerada y brillante repre-.
sentaci6n de los sArtistas en- Nina.
turaS, ro dej6 nac que desear, ,,pues
las nihas Julia Ccltes, Gloria Ro.
drlguez, Lolita Ba1eras, Mercedes
Correa, Maria Costa, y Psquita Pa.
lou brllIaron a gran alturs, demos.
tranio las excelentes condolences
que poseen para tales obras, mere.
ciendo delirantes aplausos de Ia
concurrencia, haci&ndoles repetir
ell pasacalle hna.
Despues de este, el aplaudido
actor dramatico don Pablo Roig
cant6 en- caracter algunos couplets
de Gedson que el habfa compuesto
txpresamente para aquel acto y que
fueron ruidosamente aplaudidos.
Gratfsima impression dej6 en- el
pdb'ieo toda la fiesta y no faltan
algunos que qulsieran que espec.
taculos tan cultos como el que pre-
senciamcs Sc dieran con mas ire
cuencia, pues hacfa mucho tempo
que Ell Juncos no tenfamos una
fiesta como esta. Vaya nuestra fe.
licltacion mas slncera para todos.
A, n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-05
Empresa de COches
LA RE 70 r M A
De CANCIO. g. ECHANDI
SAN SEBASTIAN, P. R.

Coche diaro de Aguad ares San Sebastian Vcev Este
sevo esta magnhco aentos mpoo
h de los Eados Undo rado agncos os revo orortu
no. Sale de Iares las de Ia manana de Aguada las de ade
PRECIOS
Asento de Agnadla Lares vceversa Aqua
da Iares Zen la misma expddn Asnto de Aguadla San
Sebastian de San Sebastian Ire Ida vuta de
Aguada San Sebastian de San sebastian vceversa
expedci6n), $t.so.
La coches
vtajeros pueden sociar TELEGRAPH odas
AGENTES PARA LA NENTA DE RLLETES
Aguadila Pedro Rio Peha Cafe '-I.aes
Hermo Garcia Go',eo faos CANo EcHANpA San Sebastian
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-05

-SE VRNDRN sillones ame-
ricanos, 4 dos dollars as centavos
par. San IOsk IS, altos, q,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-05
EdiCtO

Tn a Corte de Distrito del Di,tlito
Judicial de Guyana, P. R.
Estaios Unidos de America.
II P1esidente de los EE.
U.U, SIS.
Fl Pueblo de Puerto Rico, demar-
dante, versus aTh= Port AMt
rica Company, Eduardo Lugo
Viiias Evange.ista Butso,,
Carlos Baez, Eustaquio Corde.
70, Cornelio Tlrado, Grrgoiit
Alamo, Arsenic Ruiz, Y Ealo
gio de Jes1s los dos primrros
residentes Ell los E,tados Uni.
dos y los dtlnd> de ignorado
paradero Dem,n5a los.
EN- Az A VI l f y TO
Por el present. ed,cto que Sc Il,
bllcara una w POI semana durantt
cinco scmana cousecativas en- el pe,
ri6dlco La DEM0cRACIA,
Por la presente S notihca uste.
des que e suqtadiclo Gem endan,e ha
presen ado el la cretafl dc IA Cor
te de Distrito Judlcia de TN yama,
Puerto Rico, 81 demanda, en- cual
pide ga Sc p-oceda a a rjecu ion de
cisita alpsteca por doce nil q iuien-
tos do ais t$ts. 500 conS,ltuida por
el &c pAnd d, 9Th P9rt Amer ca
ConFanyp, tdvIr d, y Pueblo dc
Puerto Rico, denlaadaHe, ea de
mayo de 1909, sohre ils !inca de,e1-
tas mas a ia t; gu. d'cH. ; II $.
sa els a lac t41l h'potec+' es'an Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
RACES YESTERDAY
OAKLAND.

first RAGS. nina aisteenths mile
Write r.. 100 lMuastayel. J TO l.
Wnn. Adrian. ia. second Husky,
iin. third. Time. IS.
second race mile and a sistventh
-wtckiow. iea tkirahbaun) 40 90 !.
won. kfuka. lie. sseand, Lord Hos
alnKton. ios. third. Time. IS.
Third rNre mile and . sixteenth
nulaman. - tJarneO. even, ven
supreme Court tee seeondi Me-
chant. 30. third. Time. 1 80 10.
Fourth race. mile and 10 ysfda
Noaicuun. rs Drown. 4 10 4. Won
Warta N.cht. ia. second. Eduardo
Ios. third. Time. | a.
Fifth race. three quarters mile
confeasar ma tpaxtsl, Z - I, Won
sahara. rot. seceEta. Comlifo. tQf
third. Time. Iii -.
sixth race. FutuFitY -fimkin, al
tgroasl, 20 1. ven Earl HoEern
lie. second rfa Wheeler. third
Time. ittsa-h.
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Ffrst race. one atle-saavita. tes
fNtlmotA. 90 % 1. won Perry
Wirk4s iof. sseena, Roman 10y.
To-. third. Time. ia
SECOND race, three quarters nils
= naruuta. iat tlsfestnul, , 10 1.
ven. silver stox king ~. second
aainrida. %, thir4. Time. II la
Third race. seven slxteoushs mile
~ patia tos tftossl. J a. 1. Won.
Lakes Thrush. los. second. Daily.
los. ihird. Ttsns. 80 SO
Fourth rare. ana mile Chimney
sweep % tPreatonl. o. g. son
Taupsr. zee. seeona. Cello. 90. taitd.
Time. istgs.t
r1nh race. thf~--aaartcrs mile
ainaloa n. " titossl. J 10 4. won
Flata. -. second. nik store. Zoe.
third Tima III
sixth race. ous mile stoexssls ies
fRaaal. { 20 I. woa. Fencas<A. i9a.
second Rama fnf. third Time.
| 20 s-t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
FIGHTING WORLD DEMANDS
ANOTHER GANS-NELS0N GO
JAS. J. C0RBETT

-. question nos foremes, n tnr
s,snss az ths paellc /. whether i's'-
,w.w eSslssn ana ice Cans vii iases
as.fn. Nelson has declared bins. -
~ hstnK willing 10 take on inc ooa-
rr~s man ara s~iisve DO ~ 20
earnest Tas aueAtten = @neesss
cans l. Ksins 20 ksep BIS h@ht-
weight title Ost Of dsnEsF.
No tao fighters before the paeiis
saanx have - many friends who are
:. auxtous 10 SO the lightweight
s1tle atxpute settled 10th may be
taking maa not 4nxsoas for another
gruesiinr battle. fer Il would Ger
talnlv b. a desperate contest Nri-
son claims bis tits vas stolen Wa
Cars settle u once for ALI
Selson reaiires that every day he
waits ms chances 81 winning are
better. IRE Dane never dsaafpatss
ana Is taking the best Of care %
himself al the time. Cans. on the
other hand. enjoys life and takes
advantage ~ most opportunities 70
have fun.
But the coiored man knows what
be viii be up against In another bat
tie.
Iwas asked the othsr day wheth-
~r many fouls were committed IN
tire ring that were never seen BY the
referee believe rot. although
there are times who foul blows
are struck and the official does not
can them. remember once when 1
struck a foul biow ana the referee
thsashi y best not to call r.
Nearly every fight fan remern.
bsF~ the bitter feeling that existed
between Charlie Mitchell and nv
self Honest John Kelly had
been selected 10 referee the battle
~ Jacksonville. Pa.
When the night Of the fixhs h.s
arrived and the supreme court haS
issued AZ Injunction against the
police Interfering with the battle
good crowd az flght fans were on
hand The English. Of course.
supported MitchalL bat baekin~
my chances up was ts4 rsurhesf
gang n Irish and southernsrr
ever saw.
When the gong rang re tore ct
each other IKE madnieu- Mitch Il
realized his position and resortsl
70 ths fouiest epithets - cause me
10 change my tacttca In the sec
oad round. m a close mfxap. sfisch-
el slipped 70 the floor and stood
OVER hifn. As he vent 10 rise
dealt him q punch back Of the ear.
and Ike a fash every friend I had
in the audience was on his fost de-
FnandsnE his money. They had
IN won. ~ they thought Honest
Iehn Kelley told me afterwards
that nsver came nearer losing a
fiehf. He admitted that had he
given the battle 10 Mitchell on a
foui ne would never have esca ped
from Jacksonville with his lifs.
In the third rsund the whisky
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
HOOOO0
orrs A oooo srARr-phPsH
MATCHED AGAIN - Nav
pool RECORD.

THE Hoopoo THAT SEEMS
"a NJ particular attention. 60 he
Cincinnati Reds = early az wefh-
Pred oawsll, ihs fleet footed cut
fielder. 10 out Of the game. probably
Ear several wsska wtth a balls
8afnaraa hand lie Htrurh a Fns1f
nail when ne ran INTO fence try
lssg % capture = toas fiy.
HUGO KEt1-Ex Hays nv II
.axisas 90 fisht lee Tbomsss
CALVIN nEMAREsT. NEW
Afn4riean amateax billiard cham
glosA san piaY IL sha international
teaanam~ns Al Parts In Arrii
AT R1.MIRA. - y THOMAS
Flash. iu a rssni ssfos. Faa 50 balls
fresn the break claimed 90 be enc
better Than the uaftfs record.
JIMMY CALLAHAN ~ SAID re-
BE yearngng fos the piaaaiss a. tAs
uanfgitas19. ard Il aneoatinK an ottse
bfaneh "a wave Al tomi~hwy. There
certainly Il a place Ia tas waite ltas
fer Jimmy
AetAsAsA TAI Ass TIA AArAFt~ Attf
Knockout fighter. has been matched
again with uitly Rhodes. Tor = u
saanf g. a. Davenport la. March
as. rApke had The best u their for
pasf boat.
MORTALITY II MAKING A
great showing fof ths Yankees IN
pFaeties- Any tsnaa tai Chase makes
noise fiAs sieusnE. haNeYef. gfiff
Aili BE ready ultk the faltef calf
uuanEr JENNINGS has
started IN anfI-kfdalna Crusade
anong the netroat Tiwwss. lie
hiafnss much 81 the ~ feeling that
disrupted The frann last rear on
aaarrris which began By me Ala.
ding routs
NEW ZEALAND RUGBY FooT.
hali Nniou has offered ts.eog 10 ae-
nay earenses % = team 10 plAx =
@s-rien 90 Eanrs against stanford
university, m California.
THE INJURY TO NANAarn
Ghnnres shoulder. which puts hlfn
cut q the Earns . fsw da.ss. 4. esa-
bly, ssftosta from The fact fhaf Tsak.
- = sins cut of ths garna. 1oe n
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SHREDDER COMES TO
RESCUE AGAIN

de0rgs AireedsF nov says that he
viii back tbs Tacoma team himself.
aud says under no condition viii
he allow the franchise "a be trans
fufsd 20 fip'itnaham. lie says that
II the Tacoma fats don't want bass
ball that ho does. and that he wiil
zee that the Northwest league has
a team So Tiger town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
TRANSFERS JAILED

fAns might and this morning sin
arrests we're made Tor fast driving
ard ieevine teams emitted
Many nafros escapes from injury
aus TO reckless driving have oe.
eurrea recently In the city. and II
uas upon Instructions from chief
wappsnstsin that the Old crusade
against cafsiess transfers VIVA 70.
sumad thts Ne4k
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
PUCS MEET
TONIGHT

Two interesting fights are acha.
dufed for tonight. -cyrioue- Th0np-
saa and Fighting Dick Hyinnd
wfiIi connr together IN \ 20 round -
At San Francisco. ana lack Palmer
nc former Engsiah cham plon. tAka
on Mike Twin" Sullivan for 40
rouu5s AZ Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
THE MARKETS

An unusually large amognt of
vegetables ana green stufrs arrived
~ ship ffofu san Francisco mia
tltaFuinE Al fati connectsen vita
Eoathefn California ritlos are At
present est of ard local msrehauts
are depending entirely npon the
Wear ufooka fiata. iA1i second
ANeHua. 80
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TWELVE FEET MORE
ADDED TO GR0U NDs

u, ~ Dusdaio was last nishs
granted ~ ordinances . LEASE Of The
eass ~ feet n ThifteeHth ~. fur
extending the present bell f,arh al
feaisr way A pafition aisnsa BY
the property owners accompanied
puEdeir's petition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

utsnmera Fruit shipments viii have
TO come b. beat for several weeks
several express shipmsnts Of
eastern butter relieved the market
little this IaafninH.
The market a. a whole II general
IN rrm and no changes are NOTED
today.
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Orisntal Blfiiard snA Pool Par
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
LOCALS ORDERED TO
Be ON HAND

Harry Wolteru. last year with
fresno win probably BE- one 81 the
pitchers GA tho Cincinnati Reds this
Vrar. Wulteru was ntened aa an oat-
Fielder and In the preliminary pfae
Use games has been hitting tho ball
hard enough 10 Min him a job -
4 Garden rovrrrr. Cincinnati needs
= sauthpaW. and manager ltenloh
IN findinE that Waitsrs could wins
them over la hik league style de-
eidea that the hik California hot
wautl be more valuable a. a STAB
artist than a. an eotfieldef, II y
safe To say that WaiferA viii be one
af the slugrinE pitchers 81 The MA
iafa II he wins 4 regular Job.
Art kruger Of Oakland and Mike
Mitchell 90 Portland arr fishtinN
Il cut Tor iobs 81 the eatfield. uestn-
inkiy having an the best % u over
Kane. who has hardly has q chance
e. ahaw what he ran do. kFukrf
has been showing up better in Ire
field than Mitchell but the latter
haa been hitting mere constantly,
one ~ the two e sure 70 Be retained
b eiuciunati
Kane PLAYED one game at second
base recently aad made spesi
showing ~ - said that liAnion
prefers him 90 Pell ~ = utility mas.
ana Johnny sglil has a chance %
be retained tn that capacity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
DUG WILL POSTPONE
BALLARD GAME

A. a result u the unfinished con-
ditiou Of the new ball park ana the
fact that players wili not report
until neat week. Duedale will IN
doubtediY call Off the practice game
scheduled for this coming Sunday
with The Ballard aggregation. The
game will be played AZ some future
date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

According 20 a rcpart from apo.
kane. Russ ffali has announced The
following team
fatrhrrs 80 Meyers. Trislats
league. Vatley stpokans city league.
Ksfsahsra Hoan and kelieiay.
Kansas state league. Ayera Coast
inAsae
Inffeidera- Roosevelt and III SIC.
Lean. chicago city league. n
naarns. Utah state league "a q
ratzh. Vermont state League. ~
Rfuyetta. Northwest league. ".
Donovan. Twilight league.
outfieiarfa HerwtE. heii and
trhw
There IN not a mar on this ar.
4fugatton that was with Russ last
year. ana q u hard tn $50 how tne
laxative manager eaaid have let
every man he had dftft aWay fruH
aim II uas reported earlier 10 the
season that Russ aeusd have about
half II East years Seattle team IN
Bafte with hitn. and the comrosis
ton ~ hts team n mere 90 less q
= snrprtar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

nont fhrpW a~ay yvur Old
rtothra Have them ctenned 10
look like new AZ the Fansat0rfufn.
Call 40 Main fefa zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

esftIss and ths guns we're asiii IN
sviience. but their qunsrn had
auieted down and sent after
Mitchell and finished hirn with q
succession OF hlo4ss u the face.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
QUO Will PROBABLY car ms
MEN TO WORK FIRST OF
MKT wEEk--PARk NOT IN
St4ApE.

nuedaie'a players viii report
Tor speing tralning and pfaetsce the
first part 81 next week tnsteaa ~
sAe latter part Of this week ~ rrr-
vseasly arranged. dug has kiNeh
ali II the ne who have sigued cen-
tractA and also q bunch % yopnk
amateurs who want % be tried out
instructions 20 report not later than
Tuesday. and he stil probably SCI
them 10 work al cnee.
Ths condition Of the sfNenns
caused gha change IN SLAMS p9s
a nanrwhat wroth himself Al the
slow praxress made In thr past
few weeks. the local nianaEer haN-
Ing evidently expected that theN
would be finished ~ this time
Whether tac grounds Nih ee ~
share fer practice II auS kiAd nFh
WEEK l. mere OF less daahtful aisa
Il may be necessary for the ~
tana one 60 trcs his pef srifins can.
aldAte@ around IN some vacant let
for a week o. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

Ascending % the Indiana fcii=
News Moose Baxter. whom Nc
(,ts4hor has been toutinE a. htS
laagne wonder, has been turned oNef
"a Seattle. n thia il straight goods
Dux wni have three frat haseInen
an NJ. hands. Keliackey. ConnerY
ara naxter. Kriiaekey. however
will probably be used a. catcher.
and the chances 81 haxter's wrnfinN
a uniform belonging to the lncai
MANAGEMENT are somewhat slim
Dagsiase. when seen this naerniiss.
said I was afteF faxtHr but Just
when I thought that I had landed
htn. / Naa told that Mct'icskeY of
~. Louis had SHARED him and wAA
xolns 10 replace Berkeley With him.
I don't know Just what the In.
atana polls rmperw mean BY SAYING
that Ne has been turned over 90 me
new. gave hifn ~ seszse time age
7 think young cnnneFy - a bet
Ter man than Baxter. STOW much
thiak 81 C0nnary IL Shown ~ tis<
rset that 1 lntend 10 make a catcher
out Of Keliackcy The latter u no
.iouch al the inttiai kack himself.
ana II TAKES a Kcasi man 20 beat
hlfn cut for that position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

ori.ntai Blfiard ane Pool Par
iors. tti3 THIRD as. have eight nsw
tables and the only Sale pool table
IN Seattle A place fos Eentiemsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

Insure your furniture and house
against fire. Oregon NcGrezor. s0t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

DEAN" CIGAR.
The new quality. SC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

LONG BLACK SILK GLoVES-Tomorrow we will
have on special sale than thirty dozen full r6button
length black silk gloves, with double tipped fingers and
perfect ftting splendid qualities at the special price
PAIR .'''''... ............. ..... ..tt.... 81 ~
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Fskay tmp@tss rsl tal see 80
ass. t~T ~ les sineAaAs. 80 - ~
4saents f4al rs.aaiss sasn Fesastt -
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rvsshsss eesssss $500 80 -
i-.s - - fssafrex tsss FAsstsf sz=fts
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Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-10
W. L. Reed Dead.

Mr.. William l.. Reed. formerly a
business man of Mexico and we'll
remembered by the earlier settlers
OF Audraiu county, dicd at his
home In st. Louis last Friday night
after a lingering illness with paral,
ysis. He was a native Of Boone
county, Mo-. born in 1899. He
lived on a farm until 1862 when
he moved to Mexico. His wife was
Miss Mary Williams. who preceded
him to the grave about a year ago.
One child survives--Mrs. Martin OF
st. Louis. A brother and sist er
OF Mr. Reed reside in Mexico-Dr
J.W. Reed and Mrs. Il. p. Hopkins.
The remain we're brought to NJ ex-
leo for interment, funeral being
held at the Methodist church here
Sunday afternoon conducted by
Rev. q. 81. Aker. The pallbearers
were r. II. Edmonds, 7. Il. Mar
shall. 8. P. Emmons. I'D. Morris.
Alb. Smith aud George Robertson,
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-10
In Memory of Winnie
Johnston.

Daughter Of S.S. and CindariIla
Johnston who passed away Sept.
18th. 1907, at the teuder age Of II
years aud . months.
Funeral service was conducted
by Elder 4. d. Chinn at Risi ug
Sun Church, where her little body
was laid away to await the resur-
rection morn. Dear Winnie leaves
an aged father and mother an d
two little brothers besides many
relatives and friends n rnonrn her
loss.
But we know that our less Is her
gain. So we do not grieso a. those
who have no hope. yet '.is hard to
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-10
Big Corn Yield.

Thomas Showers, who lives on
the Lakenan & Barnes farm north
west of Skinner. has the biggest
prospective corn yield we have
heard Of. He has 200 acres aud is
positive it viii yield an average Of
between 80 aud 90 bushels to the
acre. Much Of it has three we'll
developed ears to the stalk. Mr..
Showers is farmer. lie raised a
fine field OF potatoes this season
also. a.ht {
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-10-10

give our darling up, Winnie was
such bright and promising child;
none knew her but to love her, and
we had learned so much to look to
her for advise and admonition,
which makes IL doubly hard for us
to bear. Bnt tits God who has be-
reft us. He can all our sorrows
neal. All that loving hands could
do was faithfully done by loving
relatives and the dearest OF friends,
who were so faithful and true;
never can we forget them. But
God in his infinite wisdom saw At
to call our darling home, where
she is now basking in the sunshine
OF our Savior's love, awaiting for
mother and father aud little broth
ers to meet her on the other shore,
where pain and grief and parting
with!loved ones are no more. Some
day we shall understand that the
Dear Lord dOeth all things well.
A precious Que from us is gone.
A voice we loved is still;
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
But God in his wisdom has re.
called
The boon his love had given.
And tho the body moulders here
Her spirits safe in Heaven
MOTHER.