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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-26

that. rightly or wrongly. this community.
and not only this community. but the
country all over, has been stirred up in
regard to the alleged misuse of an en-
dowment fund for this university, and
now for the benefit of this university, L
want this resolution to pass. so that II
will add more of an official character
than a report from an agricultural COM
mittee, so that we will find out whether
these funds have been properly expended,
whether the funds are practically intact,
and all about It, 7 hope that the resolu-
ton mill unanimnnSlV mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-08

Women's Fine Lingerie Waists made OF
all-over embroidery and lace insertion Ell
fects Worth up to ST. so. Determination 49,
100 Women's Atwood Black Broadcloth and |
Serge Coats: beautifully lined. Worth d & *
up to SIS. Determination price go. >pOsOO
500 Women's White Princess Slips; beautifully
trimmed in lace. Worth s.. Determine O2C
Womens Braided Fine Quality
m naas5s G sfies Worth $40 Deter. S4.55
100 Women's Pure Linen and Rep Coat Suits
60 sale tomorrow: Worth s125o C. *
and $40. Determination price ....... Do 90
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30
A[ERTA C0NSUM|DOR.
CUIDADO CON
LAS INIT TACIONES

El ron LlaYe, : el AMI. Do. E.
cudos es tan popular en- Puerto Rico
per gu evidente pureza, buen saboz
= exquisite AROMA.
No hace dafo. Sus efectos estimu-
'antes son IN OF ENSIVOS. No con-
tiene ninguna droga nj substantial
agena a sus aaturales e.ementoa So
fabrica por destilaci6n continua
vapor, usandose los sparatos mas
modernos y adoptandose el mas es-
merado procsdimiento sanitrio. Un
cuidado especial Sc ebserva en- el' en-
botellado ; enpaque. Nada de
COMPOSICIONES. Pidass en- to-
das parties. Para oompras q por
mayor en- San Juan dirijirse q los
sres B. + ernandez & Herm amos.
:. sucres. de Ferez HermaneR
!. NJ. R. Calder6n y Co..
:. A. cuarez d Co.
Agentes en- Mayag1eE
:. Mora & Co. S. en- G.
Agentes en- Bayamon ~ Angel
Viejo.
nueI Perez & Co.
Agentes en- Vega Baja. ---sYes. su-
cesores de sobrino 4 Co
Fabricantes: Sucres. de Roses &
Co. S. en- G. Arecibo.P. R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30
Incansab|e en- su ta!ea

Aver casi todo el dia, Sc ocuparon
las distinguidas damas, se:iora Aurea
de Giorgetti y sehoritas Minina dci
Vale Y Maria Asencio de la ccloca
cl6n del resto de localidades que que
daban para la function de esta noche
en- ell teatro de la ciudad. Es esta a
benefcio de los Dinos pobres, para
obtener juguetes QUE seran reparti
dos en- ell teatro de la ciudad la noche
oel 5 de Enero pr6ximo y dado ese
benefico proposito y la simpatia {
infIuencias de las distlnguidas da
mas. eli exito sera complete.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30
& ciTcuIo San Rafael.

E. circulo social de Barceloneta.
San Rafael prepara un magnifico
baiIle de sociedad para la noche de
81 de los corrientes Y han circula
do va las invitaciones. que estan he
chas en- elegantes .carnets" Estima
mos la cortesia de ia invitacion que
se nos ha envIado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30
En- San Juan,

En- asuntos personales ha estaeo
eneSan Juan, ell Sr. Francisco Barnet
hacepdado de Manati. Ell Sr. Brunei
tiene rumerosas amistades en- la clu
dad v. sus visitas resultan STEM pre-
gratas. Que sc repitan,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30
Visitando Ia ciudad

En- asmtos relacionados con la ad
ministracion municipal de Ponce ha
estsdo en- San Juan ell alcalde de
aquella ciudad Sr. Simon Moret.
Visito layer a algunos iefes de
departamentos conferenciando con
ellos respecto del Eemprestito que
trata de khacer ia municipalldad
del sur.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30

En- eeta imprenta sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
- quiutal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30
.LINEA fERREA DEL 0ESTI

ltinerario de trenes , vapores que
empezara & regir desde g 10. de Sep.
tiembre dc 1909
New-York tribune., 1910-02-27
FnRIcHING OUR GRANDCHILDREN

-fII- ..,-ertoe citizen would deny Vehe1nenuE
i 1hat he wastes enough IN twenty oI 'iIli !
z-,..,r- =, make "A family quite ln,epo'i4cIit' 80
1,.-,.4ltbv IN q restricted sense, buI II. - ~
1helcss true, The prlnolpie 81 SIlt'-l ,,it bas
With the ultimate almost amazing Ie7.ii., '''
-, lost siol1t OF IN this day OF quick Ol ''li'
g -l,t,.rs 4 person of even small income 04Ii'
,;t,o,rr deIr1Z-ing himself, ave cYLi9I'-'
I'M, In, the time he has reached o'd az % iiI,
- H. money most. Almost every p'uti1
IT, ~ -. his children well to do. but, rec'lN-
.D--S1 moderate salary himself, dlsflllS7ca
,Iis I,,b+ Nth q sigh He fails TO consider
- ,-;,1IiT,l. OF small savings and com
interest. 80 mil . sum 10
III IA ave; but if younS man 81 IM1IilS
,..nt each day and invests the illoliey
- - =; ,,., mi interest the total VIII DC Ilile NM
,,..5rJ -, md fftv dollars when he IS seventy
wears old. ..-e-,.,, had started to
save ten cents each dat' m Ia ~, or, ,,b,r,
,,,ro,,1atiou at SIX per cent ana ll'i'i -. ,I,
~ 'iii- .,,,,,-ti,, he could present 10 iIl"'
nc "12 ft5, FIJI; birthday, If he WISHED iIie
"a, nm, of ninetv-five hundred iol''i D ;,.
Twenty cents q day would ali-"''i' '4 ....lb
,Sl,,,,1I dol .ars Thirty cents SiVeu ca, -
teen 'louS'1i' -, amounted TO twcnty-elght IL
"a ,ioi11rs and forty cents a DAY ~D,tI'I Ii
~ "a 4l;r,,,-eiglt thousand dollars. IHlS
- - ~, would amount 10 iorty seven M l'
- 4 liars while dollar a d4y 49, -.
,.ggregate in fifty years tie - mich seven
OF ninety-five thousand doiia' ia interest
t,--eeZen thousand would DE ',-;,, NJ -,
= -, - he seen that the SAVING 'i q
II VIZ VII, ,- larb dav would make the Ola age ol
,7,r children free from wpii - ~ rlroctee
,,drl,ildreu wealthy, WIile ti4e - - ',,,IJ
= = .-i Cor two or three generauoiIs, "o-i4
II fe '1l -, fortune though none OF tne per
iii11a0 . .;ff,,tino TO 1t had ever receiver =
sons CoiI'I LI - On the other hand, Hade any
-, sacrifices IN order 10 saw
New-York tribune., 1910-02-27
Enre--a. .nine Oriental Visitors


ny one ...-- ! had four Chinese nler-
~ chants - -.. ..---..ls parts Of the country
one q them WAS. -e-51lg man IN the SIX I ON
1z1ies of ~- .----o1. and when / called on
nm Cgu-1I. .- wears liter he received NE gen
e-5uslv a-.E ..-. .--uc1v. and loaded me down
Win Il s.--. --.-e-->. Well. as ] was guid-
ING th1se 0- men bout the Capitol. Nc
cl1e u ~---. Hail. and they stood IN
z-uzze-1e-- -r, heroic statue OF Ethan
AIa1. On. -..-u asked me # the man was
really So .-- Tire statue Is eight feet high
ana show .- generous proportions i
tod The Chm .- II was T0hn l.. Sullivan. the
greet tgt.-,- . had heard Of him, and they
g-ea-lv admir- -..-- ~tatue.
"Thev NE r there MAS much fighting
gong u 20 -.. ..--,1l and | told them that
Tie sta-g.--.- .-. -lghrlng al the time Re
fe--ng r. -.. - y debate IN the House. /
tod then -.. ...-- getting ready for blg
fga,. and --e-a up t. the gallery. No
sooner u--. -.-eG than two Representa-
tves glt .-- .--.- &. genuine fisricur1s affair
L require -. .--. terence ot the Sergeant at
Arms "a ----. PEP ri rnrTuiJcTs to separate
them I'LL. INFUSION Aas tremendous. and
m Chine. .-. gse-e delighted 10 have seen
1lglt ID I'll. ....E- I suppose they have told
tae,- f-ie-- ..- .-- statesmen DO all theIr
CeJs-llg -..-- tl-r~-
On .- -- ..ea--au ! entertained the
Cflaee E.- -- nd several of his suite. After
] had s.-r- -..-s III over the building and
f1ev wera .r -. depart. one Of them, prob
zsF the IT, -- handed me tyTo silver dol
i--s. wins took a-r ri his sleeve. | held
gp t-ree He shook his head; but
>-ppe5 a- .-ver dollar out OF his sleeve
and -.--.- landed il t. me. | held up
ig-- t--1e-. F.. hook his head violently; but
slipped s. -.,r dollar out of his pocket
a1- gaT. .-. as though parting from ms
lss,t r / Hsid up my four fingers ana
t1r1.. .... tn him snillngly. indicating
t1=t -.a ike collars n my business. lie
s15--. -- re-rlg-. bat ] continued hold
ING Up 90. and thumb. and nodded my
nesc ear FINALLY he surprised ne by
saving II AID emphatic English
l9u -L you have already received
lHlce a. -... aa v1u are entitled to receive
"e-re -a.r Ca!nee," OF course; but We are
n, Hl.- ... ..... ruut1auheads, and l VIII not
gre -.l .- -'-- penny
E.. -.. .-aaf9unded 70 argue the mat
" WIZ .st replied that ] was enilTeIiE
ile- r.at ] hoped 10 see HIM with
D--e=- . .-r.-ls II the future assuring MN
e--, J should le glad % wait on them Tor TWO
l'--rs 81. -..t time. lie gave me ms haIq
E''1 -. and Ne parted with kIlio
Ul~l.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-27
4 Quesnon of Authorship

W s-.s .- course. that Ella heeltr
"i-.s .r.te that beautiful phllosophlcai
poem =. and the world laughs with you,
aAe ~, oa.r.. Ega know that il was also Org
N--t written aE Colonel John 4 Joyce. E.ich
i-ei---s f-a a--larslIp- Well, one morning not
tc'2 ago played a trick on Colonel joyce
'---arE l-. is one pf The greatest echo ci4alil-
~ ID faa world # architecture. Ihc 2uldes
" Inc lt.. know which blocks echo 10 eaGh
g--eT. There l- one block right III front oi tle
-ei-l3-E clock which Is the echo block lvr lIl@
-'.ielep --r g-lge feet away
, happened 10 be on that step when sii"
NJ-yHe. Joyce enter the hall from the opposite
--e. lt as he stepped on the echo block
Ca-1e1 out, Laugh and the world laughs Win
D.. te..aa Joyce stopped suddenly. turned
.J'He1 I'd about him. and then looked up INTO
e .'e gallery where the clock IS embedded lie
y --',Ll voice apparently coming out Of the
~ Lt,-ks 'r from The gallery back Of i, SAVING
l1oy1el. you have claimed that poem about
-'i-S enough, when YOU know Mrs. NllcoA
io0e IT, The spirits Of the AIR know the truth,
81. EgE must acknowledge it to the word:
6, '1ontl joyce was mvstifled: but he IS a
LS!ler and IS brave as a hon. He still stood
e--i hls back u me, and ] saw hun shake ms
-. a. lle clock and also shake has massive head
8 --- IT'S leautiful silver crown, as lac said DE,
= -4lits he spirits Of the AR be Dlatkeui
~! can't make me admit anything OF the
mo wrote that poem III 1868 during BAN
t-e' ~ louisville IN honor Of George d. Prem
- u D. Il.ue and the woman stole II or trled
steal t7 You spirits of the az need 4" nave
New-York tribune., 1910-02-27
By Smith D. Fry

WTHILE g.. ------~Cent mood By Smi1
w Tie T.-- Guide Of the =
Ca---E e Washington, who
i Z W. rs---.- .-- extremely popular, said:
4 aeve- entertain visitors With needless
-----zIs C- --- md figures concerning the
CarrtoL }--.-.-. ID. -.r care 70 hear guides
re5l Of G4.-- ming the building OF this
.aat. and l----~ rs The pleceIneal structure
Trev want -. the -orulda- the Supreme
C7--- C.-s-r-.- -.-. senate. the House OF Repre-
sz--z-lves. --. . -.-- Room. SratuaTy Hall
and II place .- INTEREST,", u.-t they do not care
za5ut date ---l .tr~pTne historical facts
winch c1e- ..-.- -e-lember and do not Try 10
remember.
I alwar- made L . point 10 show the
places n --e -.- interest. and 70 converse with
visitors casts good humoredly- ! have
NJ alvar- .-.--. --vzel- T. strict regard tor
s-a-l-z- .-. .------ L-1t my customers have
ben u-.-.-.. --- r.-. and the remember
II god --.. have had IN our journeys
about tn- ing.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-27

Colonel, and look at the door over by the tele-
graph offices, and you will see the spirits OF the
air IN the person OF your old friend the Jocular
Guide
"He came to me laughing heartily, and
showed him all the echo blocks IN the hall
A "Ree-edy Liar
PIG Tom Reed of Maine was one of my partlc-
- Ilar friends, long before he became Speaker
Of the House. One afternoon, Just as l was
showing the great mural painting OF eastward
HO'' TO = large party OF ladies and gentlemen,
he passed down the corridor, and | said to my
people, This splendid painting IS the work OF
Big Tom Reed. Congressman from Name.
:" He stopped. turned instantly, and mounted
the marble steps He faced the crowd, smiled
his llg half-mOOn smile. and SAID, Ladies and
gentlemen am Big Tom Reed, the ConsTe.z, res,
man from Maine. and | can paint even a barn
door Your guide Is a good fellow; but he Is a
Ree-eiV liar.
One morning when | was showing the echoes
and statues IN StatuarV Hall and explaining
that each State was entitled to have two statues
placed therein, representing Two OF It's favored
sons a lady OF the party asked me II Limos was
represented, and / pointed out Miss Frances
Willard. the great temperance advocate, lht
only woman whose statue has ever been pidced
N the hall. \ gentleman asked tor Wisconsin
tribute. and / pointed out Father Marquette
Then . big fellow asked me If his State was rep
resented and when | asked HIM whence ne
came he said, From Canada
Instantly replied, N { are making S'iI al
.r-a-7or-nentS for the annexation OF Canada
and soon thereafter we shall have erected here
statues OF Henry Hudson and Premier LaurleT'
While leading a party across the Totu1lda
one afternoon | saw ahead OF me Billy overs
1l,-7e, 1I-,7f :, foreman IN one of the Washington
newspaper Offices d warm friend OF NINE
stepped up to him and slapped hlm on the back
saving Hello. Billy -,
He turned instantly, and | found myself
c..zing into the angry face OF Senator W lIila1H
+. Mason OF Illinois.
Il Is little less than "a CRIME to attempt Ia
,,,;1iari1y with anv Senator, and | was dumb
founded saw my Job lost and ruin betor me
f[- my folly. | must have looked all l felt
~ b-,r7ilj:trIon and fear. as | said. beg your
,,.-,jor Senator | nistoOk YOU tor an Ola
{-;er5 OF mine q warm friend whom l Kno" III -
+irr7.-,lv. and humbly beg your pardon
His angry frown changed 10 a cheerE smile
ar he REPLIED Well YOU needn feel bad about
i Young man, for YOU guessed my hrSt name
all right. I'm known to million Pe0Pie 1S
Billy Mason" -.
.-Oftenti1aes, after showing parties rould tlie
Car,itoI. some OF the Young people want 20
HI {, three, hundred and fifteen steps to the
+o7, Of the rotunda and stand beneath tle
caII7orv Of the dome Invariably say t" t1e
elderly ladies 'Chaperons are not allowed up
ti7ere This Is where the young couples nave
-Tbat .lpyavs makes a hit. and the chaPeTonS
r,7,.ir, IN the rotunda, where chars OF be1cileS
are supplied to them ~ , -,-,1,
So YOU see there Is some pleasantly as wei, wen
, considerable. work in being tapltol gulde
New-York tribune., 1910-02-27

Inen I SAID, Iurn afOuilu,
Colonel, and look at the door over by the tele-
graph offices, and YOU Will see the spirits OF the
air IN the person OF your old friend the Jocular
Guide
He came to me laughing heartily, and /
showed him all the echo blocks IN the hall.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-27

WTHlLE . ---~-e-lt mood
w -Le ..-- Guide OF the
C.--- Il -E-Cl. who
New-York tribune., 1910-02-27
THE JOCULAR GUIDE

Your educations improved, also
your senses Of justice.
Then | said, Turn around,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

0kHa #HWiaE G|NT|E%fHNHzSS%
gu iein." @reiner mar ebenfans iteben
geblieben, un6 iein 8lid bobrte iib
'fait III gliiabetbs Mugen. rSaben sic
Die Mbii6t, MnSeige beim Goritmeiiter
BON Dem gu eritatten, mas Sic nil
ien?"
IS uabr Gliiabetb nuf eiinnnal Flor,
mte uniiberlegt iie gereoet bafte. 8iel-
lei6t batte Ser iunge Marn. Die
Bfli6t, fire @orte ieiner borgefeB-
ten 8eb0r6e gu meloen. uno pas fonn.
tie iie Damn iagen, mas muBte Tie benn?
Zines fieberfranfen &in6es Hbantn-
tie. un6 batte Ser 8ergbauer aud
mirfli6 einmal etpas &ol5 unredt-
maBigertpeiie aus Dem @aloe gebolt,
oesbalb mar linn nod nidt al bemei-
len, 6aB er Die betr4dtliden @ol36ieb.
table ausgefiibrt babe, bon oeneu man
munfelte.
sd peiB gar nidts, lit iteqe mir
nur Dor, mie ldrefli9 es lei1t miiBte.
- @ie f0nnte id mobl etrpas oar-
uIber miiien! Mber 6aB au9 bier oas
@el6 - o, am 6es @eloes miIen 10
etmas 5n bun!"
sic batten SEN 5balpeg CREDIT
@liiabetb griibte Sen iungen Munn,
obne 6aB iie es muBte, bel fiibler nn0
5nrudbalten0er als lonit mobl. sic
NOR gang bon 6em neuen mnb iie bou.
itan6tg erfiilenoen @e6anfe11 einge.
nommen, 6aB @elo ni6t bas &0dite,
oaS Grite, 6aS 8i6tigite lei. STR
|i@ien es cine 1el1e Gntoedung, 6enn
batte iie es a1@ oft gebort, empfun-
Sen batte iie es erit iebt, aIs BEL @rai<
ners @orten 6as 8il6 ser ungludIi-
6en Srau un6 6es 6ur9 ieines So
tiers S6ulo labm getporoenen @inoeg
Dor ibn aufitieg. Da empfan6 iie, 6ab
aIles @elo ser @e1t iol6es glen6
ntdt uufuiegen tonne.
l1n0 @reiner ging bdtig NIT 5u-
iammenge5ogenen @rauen in SEN See
bel 5urId. STINT mar, als m0dte er
iid ami 1ieblten gang 6arin perbergen.
u@s muB un6 ion ein @n6e buben.
Sic fat re6t. Sic ion mid .ni6t ber=
a6ten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
Maden bas 2eben id,uer.

l1eberan miro bas 2eben it6erer ge>
ntadt 6ur9 sic 8irfung bon 81.
@inq's Melue1 2ebensptlen lit SaQen
BON unperoaulidfeit, 8tlioittdt, @ie-
re1franfbeiten un6 l1nor6nl1ng ser
gtngeueioe. sic fins lei6t 5u nebmen,
ober li6er nno iteGen sic @eiun0beit
mieoer ponitdnoig fer. 25f bel Ser
Msolitor Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

Gbamberlain's &uiten Mittel ent<
tal1idt 1iemals %6ieienigen, tpel@e es
gebrauden gegen bartnddigen SuIten,
@rfdltung uno &ei5ungen 0es &alies
nno Ser 2ungen. IS itebt uterretdt
50 als ein Mittel fir ale Sals- l1n0
2ungen=&ranfbeiten. Gerfauft bon
ser Molitor Drng So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
..

&ls nab 5mei 5agen sic geebelmoI-
fen 1i6 per5ogen, marc es fnlt, Ser
@inter bielt NIT 2en9en 5ulamme1
leinen gin5ug.
@liiabetb bate iebr unflare minter-
terlide @oriteul1ngen. 8dIe, ipate
Stunoen, S6littenfabrten, Sic nit ei=
nem guten Souper enoeten, Sdnee
auf SEN StraBen, ser iebr balo
idmubiggrau ausfab rno tpeggeidm,-
felt mar0. @ar es iebr falt, 10 reoete
mon biel bon SEN ar11en 2emter, Sc
men &oblen un0 @ol5 feblte, ibr Safer
gab Damn cine 5iemlid beoeutenoe
Summe 6afiir btn, man arrangierte
Observation-Disclosures o0er einen 8a=
gar = bariiber herging Sic faIte 53eit
un6 Sic 5ommerporbereitungen un6
=@ergniigut1gen fingen mteoer an.
@ie anoers iett!
@unoerpoa meiB, 5art u,1o flodiq
bling Ser Sdnee auf Sen 8diumen, BON
0enen ein5elne mie gepuoert, anoere
mie per5udert ausiaben. gpater, aIs
me5r Sbnee fiel, lag ct tpie Sober
fiiien ouf Sen breiten Meiten Ser Gan-
nen, baute fleine @aue neben Sic @e-
den uno breitete bidte meibe Iiider
iiber @teien un0 5eloer. ltno aues
b1ieb blenoeno meiB, iooaB Sic groe
lt6 i9arf gegen Sen grauen @oIfen-
abbob. Die 9orffinoer tr1m-
meIten fi@ in oem sdnee 10 Iuftig
bernm, als lei er ipe0er falt nod
feudt; es entitunoen 559neemdnnfr,
sic glilabetb itauneno betra6tete. Sen
8erg binab fubren sic fleinen @ano-
i@litten unter Sem SSl1bel bon jung
Unto alt, Sdlitten flingelten our6 Sen
8a1o, fur5, es NOR fit Glilabetb elm
10 neues umo iiberralbenoes @inter-
bil6, als babe Tie nod niemals Sis mn5
Sdnee geieben.
M1e gar5 atoers fnbr es it'd iebt
na9 ser @reiffenbmrg, mo- ser 5@nee
ale unebenbeiten 6es 8eges ausgegli-
den bate un6 Ser Ieidte 56litten
n1r 10 flog. Barron @arol1s ma6te
8eiu6e, nidt nur BEL sem 5enator.
AUDI bel Ser Srau b. @erff, uno iiber.
bra@te @%inlaoungen ieiner Eatrfe.
Grou b. 4erff mar ni9t mobI,
ser genator fan6 es gu meit, uno Gil
iubeb iab lire Mnsitdt auf einen Sag
in Sem i@oniten S9loiie Ser 8oronin
@r6egg gu @oiier mer6en.
sd batte gebofft, sic ionten ii9
anes erit anieben, ebe sic - &aro-
lns idla1g iid NIT ser &ano ouf Sen
Mun6. un6 @liiabetb's Meugieroe mar
genan iobiel getpedt, mie er beabiid-
tigt batte.
Mit l1ngeo11lo martete Tie al1f SEN
Sag, ser iie ale auf ser @%reiffenbura
pereinen io1te, mo- iie erolid bon Ser
8aronin cine grflarung at erbaIten
bottle. Sreeno ettpus Meues, uebrr-
ftan6 ibr bebor, uno lire
8ini6e flogen ibm entgegen.
Sic batte geglaubt, 2endens Muiildf,
febr uer6e ibr iebr attgenebm iein, lie
mer6e nit Sreu6en ibr perantnortIi.
dies Mmt mie6er abgeben. Mber au i.
rem eigenen Gritaune1 fublte tie iid
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&amm'S 8iernieoerlaQe

Sic Ebeooor &amm's 8raugeieuf9aft
bat an IL. Ibenue unb 8. Strabe r6ro<
- IN ct. CLOUD etne 8ternteberlnge
nebif Office e%rSSiifftet unb liefert anf ge.
steQung bos bor5iglidite @etrdnf IN Sob
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-24
| HAllEY's COM e B

-HE worlds greatest phenomena may be from the Ocean
beautiful Koko Head every morning o'clock 1t seems that
Honolulu and voc her than other city. Wt@ ey Comet
life and then make appearance directly Koko Head
lot the Ocean View Tract Indeed proof that the beauty and ndr
all that beautiful belongs the paradise Of the Pacific
The Jackson herald., 1910-09-01
Third Annual HomeCom-
ers Re-Union a Big
Success.
WOMAN ABSENT 5I=YEARS
People Here From Every State
in the Union.

On last Thursday morning at
the hour of 9 a. m., the bells
and whistles gave their salutes
which denoted the Third Annual
Homecomers Re-Union of Cape
Girardeau County was on. The
salutes lasted several minutes,
while our streets was a crowded
mass of humanity awaiting the
address of welcome. which was
delivered by Judge John A.
Snider. The address was a
masterpiece of oratory and the
response of Judge Jesse Shep.
pard. of Doniphan. was an appro-
pirate and fitting reply. One be-
spoke the cordial welcome, and
the other signified the grateful
appreciation and Xqui i t e
pleasure of coming home.
Promptly at III O'Clock the
stock parade was the first at
traction, which was one of the
finest every seen in Southeast
Missouri. After the parade
hun dreds of people went to Glad
ish park and inspected the stock
again.
The crowd Thursday was esti-
mated at 5000.
On Friday the main feature of the
day was the Mardi Gras parade.
which was worth coming miles
to see. The parade consisted of
such characters as Stonewall
Jackson, Teddy" Roosevelt,
PocahoLtas and her tribe. cow
boys, indians, clowns, hoboes,
calvary. French soldiers, the
blue and the gray soldiers, a
german band and other charac-
ters we haven't the space to
give mention.
At | O'Clock the Woodmen had
their log rolling contest. The
banner awarded for the Wood
men camp having the largest at
tendance was awarded to Daisy
camp, Pocahontas second.
Politicians made several good
speeches during the afternoon
at the public school grounds.
Saturday the people turned
out en- masse. The attendance
was estimated at $1,000. The
first parade on program was the
baby parade, which was one of
the feature parades of the three
days reunion, The babies were
neatly dressed and buggies dec