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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-11-25
CHEERFUL WORDS FOR
SUFFERING WOMEN.

No woman can be healthy with sick
Kidneys. They are often the true
cause of bearing-down pains, head
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-11-25

Many guilty man escapes becars.
he is so small he goes right throrgb
the net
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-11-25

What Murine Eye Remedy noas = .
Eyes Is 70 Refresh, Cleanse StrerQt6eD a. t9 The
late Healthfnl Slrculation. Promoting MN IN q,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-11-25

Some people are too fresh-bpt ~.
same thing can't be said of eggs.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-11-25

Mrs. Wfnmow-s Soothing syrup.
hammasson-allays pair. cures wind coo NJ uees X
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-11-25

Good luck likes to visit people WIN
are not expecting It.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-11-25

There's many penitent man in the
penitentiary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
PAST JOY OF THANKSGIVING
MISSING FROM THE
FEAST NOV iDiIS.
The Turh-, less WONDERFUL To the ahii-
drrn OF To-sia, IMAM o. Was Ia Their
Parents Perhaps % l. Because
People tsrnrrai, Are BETTER OT.

4 have sometimes wondered. sad a
middle. aged and moderately well cIrCuiu-
-tauCed citizen. why Thanksgiving was
never tn. sam" grand occasion - NV
children that u al~av- was 10 me and
NV brothers and sisters when w-r"
children
Thu Thanksgiving dinner m NV
Younger dav- was something looked
forward To with IN" k.ane-r noA' eager
interest and IN. eating Of t wa~ "a gr"I'
festival. ~ wa- easily the great event ~
,h. wear. while 10 my children 81 r-n'
much ~ an W. ,Isni Ia gather around
IN. tabI" a. once. with sol.mnlrv and
with great JOY. my Children drop IN
practically a. they would AZ any m"al
Thank -glvng Day in my fathers HON"
IL q m. a very fond memory. .hy Cnuldrl
y" hay" nuN win our children gathered
around our table Thanksgiving Dav
with th" am" enjoyment and IA" saru"
~urr,t hat marked IN" ath"riuE IT h.
children around nav fathers iab" v"ar-
ago when w. were Young Wh"r" hn-
: n" old Thanksgiving spirit gone
rnine no" that have Ilv"i IN" prot,
lem Really Ju ENJOY "A Ghanksgiv ma
,'ihncr n must b" better far better than
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27

under God 10 the conversion Of n single
soul and he told me- aa much himself bat
he had dom. good by teaching school and
~ H." Earn" time acquired forum"
What had hapi-n-d MAS thai they hsn
taken n norilnn Of The land ~ which n.
had Invested under Condemnation pro
r'-.ding- 81 the hand that are familiar
over here aud I- ri",rR inst They had
needed hrrl' land - buIld AN adiitaun
=" 'hr. King palace and DR. King had
happened iu own IA" NEAT lot They had
''-i itia'.,l hs, y;ti', ~ - aHa hf-r'''i u IA
him No, IA Lsi..d ~Ith TIA" snm oe"r-i
he had kIck-d up a row and talked 81
h.lhg-pntly that they had locked HIM
up for contempt nf court The Russian
Minister 'ull me that Aa- what had hap
! ..n-d. hut h" produced he sa5,DD and TIA"
apology nevertheless he set l-men'
was considered =" Important that Presi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27

N" h'rf again IN thlr stage rhDIgh really
our admiration for II was continuous
But III" s'uf'ing Of tn" turkey was
only On" item NJ that busy Thank sg wing
mornings work There wer. many
things 10 d h"~id'~s getting the turk rv
ready for n Thanksgiving We had many
things to ga hes dos 'rIrk ev. . l,St Of things
constituting a hiIl Of fare that was always
JUS; -" SINE IN our horne. as | have no
doubt It was ~ that time in pr~rse!y
The sam" manner IN other homes without
numh-r
w" had for dinner On Thanksgiving
Day ru.t~' tvrI"v. - baked chicken pie
Hl"IS- IT, me. gsIrI-.. for moment to Slv
that | hav" never since seen IA any part
VI tn" world any such ua<ed chIcSen ~"
a. nv mother used to make and IN fac
never ~". h..k.i ChiCk on ri. now any.
wh-~" th.uk the making ~ this
aNi r,Iurd nIrtv d"ilRatf'Il dish mus l.. \
int' arr ". had "a ! was saving. i rplS,
turkey ua<e%i chicken pc. mashed pntI
toa- and mashed turn - md boiled
onions and pun Ikln pi" and 'r~nce pia. a
feast ~ profound pleasure aud Of most
ampl" proportions
-iu III" huu." We lived ~ there Wa a
hrIck oven ana v" baked our turkey IN
shat. aEb ~" iakIng Of ~ to II- children
anyway WI. II period - interest mixed
with IuNriy. NIpp"-" something should
h.rD.'u :, u ur II -hng''I b. don. ItI.t
TIKHt. bIt always y rdHnc uII exactly
rIKh' dor" 10 To" il-t nIr"ty. brown and
r"aUtIfII wr"r"a' thor" wa. great low
aud then rarn" rh- final preparation.
aud there cam" ~ last "a lam. when m.
turkey was ou IN" table and W." all -ai
down. wI-h could tell Won th" low nf
q lat uCrRsIIu.
And then my father asked a blessing
whil. ~, all lat around with heads bowed
aud solemn End teen ~. all Strengthened
AZ and looked around with smiles and ,oy
radla'iuK ~ all oE'criuns and then father
carved ;u" turkey.
Later N VI" meal when II cam. tim.
for ". mother I-cd tn look at me and say
with smile | don't h.lIeve You will
want any ~ ia" chicken 81" now wall
YOU. Md I u-"d 20 -mll.. back al her
and -h,. knew what 'hnt meant and then
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sh" would help me Ia som" II the chicken
PIE. Blessed mother
How ~. used {" eat a. much as W. did
Us any harm but We did mor. than eat:
this wa an occasion Tervadsd H.. n sparit .
the spirit IL home ard Thanksgiving.
No doubt th"r" ar" many homes tO-slay
mad" Iovpu' and hinpy nv .hls Same
spirit hut do Won know I dom ItiRf find
IL N my own Dearly would We love 10
saa our children gat her now a. our table
wi, h tbs. sam" 10Y that tlI..d us when We
sat down al n" tabl, Of our fat hers but
IN truth they dom We have, now for
our Thanksgiving dinner. a turkey, to he
SUR" and hut" sonnet hing extra hut
our children come IN and sIr down all
Jnllv or course. hut practically the Same
~ 'h.y would ON any other occasion
II ISM now with them "a it used % he
VII N " when We were children And whore
has N" Thanksgiving spirit flown? |
think a | laid al he beginning have
fnlv"d IN" problem
W" ~ hIs generation are as We say
a hrtl" better of than our foT.fat hers
wee. that -. we nav. more money and
We and our children live better all the tim.
4 turkey sn'' an event the children have
and a turkey and ;hings mt Thanksgivinp
tim" doesn't IT riks them "a anvt hug ,,.r
tIc,ilarly great ! glI.-s that all here
i.toi' with oar added what We call r-os-
.usritv "" have Ios' sonnet hing tina, wa
one" hold very t"I~
'rh, far' appears fo b. hat really IN
"niuv ones Thanksgiving dinner as W. did
whom "" we've Young. one mus' be- al lens,
moderately poor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27

~ - m the old steamship Pacific "A sIde
wheeler. To- Liverpool. and took letters
from StO.-vk.l Z" GaGchakof. the RUSSIA u
Pr'n- Minister and also la has brother.
The. coinnmud-~ nf the Russian forces On
the Danube ! vi, told that II would
Hu 10 Moscow | ~Houid hay" "a special
guard from ttr ILuIb.' but hasteuti
L. th" Ptr,u~ ''"r Government. {" r'.-
"ni"rc" nr diplomacy. hacked me- Up
NltA twu War-l,I> which Joined ins ia
the MsdIt"rrT,u.Iu tine II them WA the
Congress. &c -iinnR vessel wh1''n | s'ri-
wears later saw DESTROYED ~ Hamptnn
Roads ~ 'hr M-rrtnllr. aui IN" other
the Sarauhr. a steamer ! landed at ia"
Plra' ~ and a SPECIAL Minister presented
INV CREDENTIALS To- hluE Othu and dIn"d
with HIM and IA" Queen Then. hy the
way. | SAW ByruI Matd ~ Athens then
an odd lIIy and a grLnduuth"r who hld
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II P~t," and VA hat N. rsl%nn I came
20 New NnrN Mas r"nIiy 20 Srf hI"k nav
health tN"ry hndv IN the south VAS
-rrk after th" var You never heard
au' t'iS at vermont dtg''tiun and ~uCh
"r h'r rr"uhI..- due To- years ~ s"aniy
i"-i and hardship - long ~ IN" wsr
k"pS up. h..' when the strut" "nd''si the
''T"'> ~ "spu-u'r hardship hnd m.
>u'fri"u amt hui diet manifested them
.'.ly.~ irIr have any money. Lut NV
vie managed va borrow sSrt 1T " hitch ID.
s.N. u." til' .uh ."ut m" up here vhii'
~Tr rrrk rh,. other nrlt and ipgan r"aru-
IuF rur>i. "a Fr'"r-hIrg where w. hv,d
Wei -rr Went go practising LI~ up herr,
.,'i wf'h ll,,. ar,' t.. 81 any consequence
! go. vhI.I 49, >on"'hlug Lbs. sS'n
h,uuEh' Mr.. PRYOR and IA" chlldr.u
uu l..r'. uui ~ Took = hI.i.. h"u-.. ia
ilr. skirts # ~ ,"klvn
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married an English Consul by the un-
romantic name II Brown.
/ went over la the Russian Minister.
To whom had letters. and he sad h-
would undertake" with great pleasure the
task II helping IN" out The next few
DAYS travelled about over Greece. which
wa- not then mpi"rnIZei a. IL - now.
and contained no railroads We went A.
far a. tn" brigands would let ~ and then
came hHck to- Athens where | saw th"
Russian Minister again
Its all settled b" sand Your man.
pr Ming III" missionary. claimed s38. ,Sn
for til" land taken from hlm Here -
the S36."n ard here - IN" apology
-Th" fact of the matter was that DR.
King had got rich over Ih"r- teaching
school ~" was not IN" instrument
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27

Tn" election Yes. took a great
deal II interest III It and voted though
arm - years old. The doctors make
rn'' 20 10 bed az - .Cl"Ck. but on election
might my family -ald tn" election result
Was - important that | might Just a.
well ~ Mp urrl | heard I'll. returns
But said No and wrut. down an paper
What the result generally would he
predicted the election Of DIX and th. Sue
o'-- Il IA" Democratic party IN tn. state
generally. and particularly that Judson
Harmon would he elected IN OHIO | am
particularly Interested in Mr. Harmon
do hop. and think Il is possible that
may liv. To see another Democratic
President. Then | shall sing the Nunc
bimittI-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27

lh"T- a. no question rhaI Harmon II
nominated would h.. hslmIng xiv
elected. ! predict that ~" Democratic
ticket Ia 1912 will hc Judge Harmon 81
ohio ard Judy. Baldwin Il CONNECTICUT.
-U course the >-.nIt. j. -'iil Republican
and can stlll stop amy -Tpt'> "u The part
~ The Democratic Hons" ." r"fprUi the
tarIH lat AIN turllT.d rn 'hiuk thCt
t'' msurR"ui, ia 'h. Republican party
Mi.l wit" Wl'h ma" I,u,u, a. and revise
't.- tai. . IA. s;.t. - -n'.. ,ui'
Ia ~. Iam''- h r,tN "rmpgrgn ~"
Democratic campaign WN~ mad" i"r .
arm iur r.y"nu" with Incidental pro
lection That u".rr tina rh" TART, Wa
- u" 49, adjusted a. in prevent th" COM
Petition ~ ;n' pauIrr 'AhI' "i tu""pe
with our own l.h"r IN" b'-m""ru'S
and th" u-U~E-n', rau now accomplish
something hL- that.
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because il shows on 50 much better under
u hig ha'
-Th" Ii"a with IN" chrvSan-hemum
mouth - 10 max" the mouth ~ big as
POSSIBLE" II must p" Wild. and deep
So "a 10 b" vl-ihl" the. instant YOU SEE n
wornau'- fac" under her hat But ~
cDur~" with a big mouth one must paw
attention IN IN" coloring The mouth
should b" in several well defined shades
of rad and whit"
ON" Of ~" new Partisan fad- - tn.
c"lorInE Of IN" 'oug,i T. - fad thar
- based upon rh- though, rhc' a woman
- going 10 op"n her mouth very wId..
hen IN" -r..ak- And on that account
her tongue must he healthy red \
pink r"uEu" will not do. whit" tongue -
impossible
tn Partisan woman sucks 4 TINY
candy ''+' culor- me- fuuKI" bright rod
Ard th.r sh" pants her lIr-. r0a-tIIl NOR"
nulitHuf -had" ~ cuurs" his - IN very
questionable ras'e Bur on. can accom-.
pI.-n 'h" sam" ..ud- without gong 20 IN"
PANT prot
Vow I'm NOT rhliung against paint
s." seen Of IIs'd 80 good cFecr BUr /
rhInh H '.k"- an & 49, 20 manipulate %
property lh",l'uur-Ir purS pir TOO much
A. SHOWS ANA mo" result ~ wor-.. than pal
Tor
4 myself used som" vegetable. rulp,Iuy
uruu nus only Yesterday TDry wee
very ug!v under h.- NIX hl. Tn" "Sp"n.
~" -tnI"- only bruuKLI uu' IA" ynlor pf
hey hr- NOR" cou-plrupg-Iy aud rh"
woman w"s u.t" 10 d"-uaI. 81" knew
sh' w. not attractive
50 / painted n"r ur' / dy.I 'h-r, ..
hl"od red Thea. giving u". u rIg aud
som" nD' "tr".. / commanded h..~ ~ raA"
~ 'n'. Il rruX" -" struggled win %.
uppiv and took un what she could Hrlt
.rr.gu remained 20 CAV" h-r lr- % p-.
f..r ro."rug Ih"r" Wis n" aus". ..,ur.
~ r.up" ~ rh. .t'ua'rsI. NDuid worn 10.
.nr- way do not -ay Dur What ,h. ,n,.ld
.rr.,-funLlly. when very much oar 81
..'. YES" 'plp"IuE - advtu'aE" g. -
'H'-''s H ..g"-riru
... u,.'' .- mat wItn -" .hry-a! %.
.E.rI ...u'N fu.. .'f'", mus ~. - yryIt 80.
w. -- II. .. l'" mouth must ruDk rtH aud
GOD. b. H.. ~ and yviuyaI>I- Aut
b. "..- b.'.. 200 .'-f..sn "siOrInX
i u...' .'..iu'.'Irlv Ir -i-t.I 'hI'H woman
a.N. Of. .-'.'l"'rI'r ~ h. fur.
.-' '.'. " .' 'n.'. 0'E would iril Erpu
h.. 's." I..- To- vary ..>-..nril. = an. IS
na'm''. .n.,ot
49,. ," .'" .... -..r,.i our.lr. ru.
..iH.n '.ir ..f~ 40 N". ~. -.
'.' "I Co., "'..'- .r'".uu.. en- h..
'....... .'I uvE'a na".r .r 't. f~ui
80 n.. ,.' ... 20. o....,. l... ,.ril.. -
De-. -. .. 3d.. ..It..
rl JED. D.. FOO have. h-r rn.rt,
.- .g''s HH'.f pc ru--,r,. B.u 70.
49, ~ '''- r.''"-- fnt mas" o. m poe.
H.# 20 bod
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lips right in the middle makes them puNy.
in time they will thlck"n AZ tn" centre
II the lips are narrow they should be-
Cured back daily and made 10 look fuller.
tins -ort Of massage makes them rolInG~r
and less cruel ~ appearance
Curling III" upper lip - trick TO be
learned 10y tn" woman whose life "N-
peri enCe has been such thar sho has con
tract ed tn. habat ~ restraining IN" Iip~
so to speak The nabit of drawing down
tn" upper lip becomes firrn one and l.
dl-figurInR
Women who arr. long n the upper LIP
should try to raISe tn" lower lip ny ever
cI-D Sit IN front Of tn" mirror and push
Ip m. upp"r lip until It hlfs III" nose.
bringing the lower lIp up 10 meet II This
facial ayercIse - taken daily IN the beauty
parlors 10y women who hay" not a pretty
mouth
Their" ar" other mouths, oonspIcuOie
among them - th" yiok.t mouth. hut
thus ~ only for The grenr beauty the
woman nf ordinary feature should never
attempt II II - mouth that j. small
and regular by nature BII ats Coloring
- what gives 1t the name 81 slOl"t mouth
m" lips are left quiz. bioodle-.~ and they
ar" slightly compressed - that IN" ..Te,r
- rather 81 h.r'al
Ih' day nf the prnes and prIsrn-
mouth j. pretty we'll past YET every
hDsJ remembers III" tim" when Il was
-" rIl" 20 saw pr'ln"S and prisTs y order
90 g'.' the mouth az Just the fashionable,
puck"r Even today ones grardiuo, her
admire- the Old fashioned p,Icker,-d
mouth and leach - It to- nor grardchiiCirrn
But III" "nvi"d mouth 81 thI- general ION
ia" OH" thnt - frankly hlg AID "f per
feet "DloT,ng
Women ga iuy thl- new fIi Tor con
ealing th" whole face "yr.yt tn,. li-
IL gives them "A Ctlar 90 to ~dy" if"IT D..atIfy
tor evening Tie. eyes caI h,. p-as"Iy..l
from th. iis' 81 tfI. NJ ra..' ,-ud il" rays
Of The sun. h" n'Ch an 10. kept ire" from
tan. ~. nos" rA;i 10. - hi,.ifrt and rr.,o..
ur"'ry instead If u-iug ruugh-urt ~
rh" winds In shurt a woman Dau 10.
uIcn pr"''t-r this winter than lI.r
But "i course ~" must know how 20
max" her 'hIH b.,ornIaE a. W. o.. beer
Hp- W" arr dong "A graf deal Of chin
h."i ching Ih" patient = told fO ait with
her feet m huj water tor t't".'l minutes
each might rhIS draw iha blood d, wn
from r"dd" H.' nose aud chan Then
she - made =" na--ag" her hin wiJh sour
mix
In Franc" III" WOMEN keep tin. chm
from h'.colurnE lImplch ~ rubbing -
might aud morning with fruit luin,. Ofiru
mot H"f@ han a handful of wine. - u-..d
""uI'IunaIty tIi e "'nOn ~ Inn" or u
'r.Cumr"r pr "A pl-'c" 81 bruised lettuce
IL England they fpl'py Ou....rl I..vindrl'-
and ha'h'. rh" chm with heavy
-w.''t cream
In Hu--lr Wh"r" ia" women hay.
'tIu- ~ white IL alrh.L-'s.r ~ -I,r.. Of "A
TENDENCY tu down uu 'h. Ipp.r .ig hoy
TIr sire chm with = -p.Ii pprlrn. u-,ug u
a. uu" would H-'' cup. - Gutr-"r Of an
apP." D. -oru"iifu"- -I'. -iIft...I
H. Germany ypt 1850 he ~ Ii-uf hours
" If". "y"n & ia" w"r'tnI.'r oia--. 's.,Iug
bread crumbs and r"I-t"rruR hem wIth
We ii''r To- paste. whTh t- men spread
upon her ,hIu and ''ft tp dry H. y -prr ~
',lA-i"T oI-i Ih- - taken IN with very
hot water ana IA" 'hIn T. rIn--Aged with
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i was editor Of a sami-we-klv paper
IN Petersburg. Va a. far back as l-4s.
said Judge Pryor III answer =" question
1t was the !SOuihSids Democrat and my
work on II seemed 10 make an IMPRESSION
On the owners 1t IA. Washington Union.
which was the organ IT the Democratic
party IN the capital l. had two editors.
on" "a North-rnar and the other a South
'.rusr The Nurther vas John "
FUrn"v and became the southern editor
of tbs. parrr during Fillmore admins
tration Frank Ian Pierce. " no succeeded
Fillmore. was a dear friend or mine
When tn. Crimesn War broke out. /
think II was IN ~. every man, woman
and child IN tho United States and every
newspaper took sides with the Allies
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+, m 5r' "'r'i'r"mun

Mann people "nuII-" gossip WIN ~,aud,I
hut the - thugs are uuirp different Tho
~.nndal mon G"r T. usually d,'.-rnd vbtlo
~" go.~tr - "f' u universally popular In
'I,' the torulrrifv which ~ bring IN ~.
tram or" ~ 'hs stronger Incentives ,o
'o--tr r"nllv ~. oHrasheI gossip l..
~ .O'ipI ~. ui-t'ion
! Ou-rni- 81 G"oD" ho do not gossip
Themselves IKE 20 listen 30 IL .ayp.
them N" trouble Of taking The gossip
general, good HHturrd IN. scandal
'u"ug"r seldom - tft"r Hl what - NOR.
Interesting than human nature. That H..
N" ~'r"L IN trad" NJ the gossip h-ir - Of tho
nov pl's' and drHnniisf
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dent Pierre" mentioned IL in his message
10 Congress with lsudaiion When | go,
back hom" ItemiZed my expenses
Marcy told me | ought TO have bumped
them for they would hav" been glad tn
pay douhl" wha; the trip cost me
-on" curious thing abrIt my mission
a. compared with missions nowadays
was tina had no star AZ "a Special MIulste-
80 Ambassador has her,' | had to C"r n
secretary over th"r" and m" only sails
factory person | could lind 20 act IN thar
capacity Wa Abby King. th, daughter ~
Or King. who was my cic"rnnr during
my Sightseeing IN Greece She wa "a
Young woman of exceptional beauty and
intellectual attainments and afrerward
married an a'tach.' of the British l.rgatio ION.
She II still living IN London
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HAVE BEEN MARRIED 81 YEARS
tNp ans rRb DR ~ ~ MS
.Itsf wanna I NOIIJ.
,iuh.r r-,nr . It-urr ~ the New >I,aIsrr
Nr-'d '1h ~ n,pi"ua", 'ong Brforr
'r. Eva War Went ~ i.rrrrr an
-n.,..sl isl.,lnn'nit" MISSION ~ $50


N'r. ... -.'..n- ...' u.''i ',4,'',hrr
%, r.,r ..... N.. iur rt;y years IN ANU
Nrr-tr. = ir,Ir wriuing hulh- m,r..
,hau .t--...- tur'ua-' When the -rNt,r'n
v,sr d. IS t.ru -'.ii Hhv" and hRvl'Y M
thsir .r't,I Affection ~ gives th'' h"sIil''--
pau-.. nrN .'.. 'hpJGTtfuI wonder
Set ..".N1u dtv ~n- ~" -rNty --''""nd
anal. sr.t-v OBJ. th. N'','uIng II lrjv"
sut Mn ''nr.r rr'.or M" Inru"'
n h,.. , Distinguished career a. Junr
IL ~ n.,r.. HoE..ar'. I.rr-' amd -'a'.-,-
u.n .r VII. r",.r f NAV to- ~aIi that
h.r.t.r.w .r.u'. N." .utnr having faced "a
-,r..t.a rUa' w...I nave, CARRIED many
a v.r..n .u '. .rl... IuI nurl" ONT
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\ a.rnr.aBr Mascot.

Fran me- Lpriun FroHnI SnDd.-d
II"rr ichsrhau-"r. the sculptor, ~ lr.
lan'. ~ to- t,s.u", = Director Of FuIFr#
took plastrr imprint Of IN" fac" NJ .r.
chem. the murderer ol IL" Empress Nv.
b"sh, after HI suicide. and - portion "f in..
rnurh"r"I'- hair sI- found 10 hnv" sdN"!".
tp N" plaster
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lsnd that . niuTb"r"t = hatT bring b..
owe ,Dung t0rnan took her "IHrl a. q
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
wfy Ne wept.


Many good stories ar,' told about the
great hnu-" Of Roih-chiId. whose London
head celebrates his -"yentieth bITthdsv to-
morrow bnr "t the most amusing - ma
81 N" poor lew wh" when Baron Lionel
died - laid Ia have .,ood at rh.. entran,..
Ia New i0urt Weeping bitterly Bi- at
"a rrrf TI-t ross touched Ia" heart ~ one %.
the poTt.r- who irving 10 console hiT
SAID "Drnf carry oi' - Old man II l-n''
az 4 v1u - onr 81 tho family
Arh. dlr's cry. exclaimed 'h- man
~ b o --r-h Hood al tnaT-
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-03-04
Annual Banquet.

The annual banquer~-uf the Phi
Sigma Delta Fraternity was given in
their fraternity hall on last Friday
evening from to II O'Clock. The
hall was beautifully decorated with
evergreens, potted plants and with
fraternitys colors, consisting OF rib
bons and pennants of "old gold and
chocolate. and the numerous incan-
descent lamps which Illuminated the
spacious room gave it an ap-
pearance much to be admired.
The occasion was one worthy OF
especial note. as it was marked by
many attractive features that made
up the manner of entertainment.
such as games, guessing contests
music. dancing, and afterwards, a
sumptuous supper. During the en-
tertainment Phi Sigma Delta Fruit
Punch was served by Mrs. Robert l..
Freear. who presided at the punch
bowl
At most opportune time the
guests were invited to the Prince
Edward. where they partook OF
a most bountiful repast. The supper
consisted of many varieties of fruits
oysters. meats. ice cream. coffee. etc.
which was served in six courses.
Those present were Horace Adams
with Miss Myron Galusha. Frank
Verser with Miss Kathleen Baldwin
John II. Dyer with Miss Ollie NJ
whitley. Walter w. Barrow with
Miss Ola Lee Abbitt, J. Gray Paulett
with Miss Lucy Eggleston, Acree
Chappell with Miss Elizabeth Suther
land. Clyde Carter with Miss Adele
Carter. Frank T. Wootton with MISS
Grace Walton, Johnston 7. Wootton
with Miss Virginia Paulett. Frank
Baldwin with Miss Carrie Kyle. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert l.. Freear, Mrs
Booker. and the alumni, II. A.
Barrow and wife, r. l.. Baldwin ana
wife.