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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-31
BIG COMET CROSSES PERMANENT;
MEN RIVAL WINGED CREATURES
One Dread Disease Conquered and Another Ram
nt-Record-Breaking Crops in North Amer
ica-Passing of Edward VII-Europe's
Welcome to Rooseve1t-Death's Shin
ing Marks IT errib1e Disasters.

year overhead-Haleys the spring
he Mon3 tie American the ng
with passenger the American tombstone nearly thou
travelling speed along regularly laid
with the travellers enjoying all the Injuries Of the Pullman
Tnt ra % OF aad ag 6ad OF
drigibe from world to old.
was year that caused US to marvel at the
disease that for four hundred has
been causing untold woe and death IT. to countless multitude in
was year that brought the world mourning about the bier
last resting place OF Russia novelist and ideast
Europe's Tribute to America.
1t year when America beheld felow-ctizen
the heads and showered with onor the
and the of the people wherever he travelled in Europe
In the stood aghast at the of cholera
e a Voc y by the
in the of entire and hundreds of lives by forest
poye Mayor Gaynor York August g. as he
was sailing for a holiday in Europe.
OF mighty food that left money s2oooooooo
We sighed regreuy when August e. Korea quantest of lands
of centuries and became vassaage of Japan day
Meneaego
little mountain princpaty into kingdom and took
hitting his altered rank
Comic Opera Revolt in Brazil.
days months later we beed world farce
staged in the harbor OF Rio aneo when four Brazilian warsp
including that nations deadnought by
hastily assembled them eir nous
including the murder OF several officers and soly
pay less would which the bold
saomen who had been led by oao Canddo
warships to the nation
In November too, nightly cheered despite
@ M o Me of n M ss with rising
m revealing that from close we
topped by hundred million bushels anticipated
yed the of also of
banner dmensionsn short the of the year
cent the average OF the preceding five
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-31
Spain Kept in Subsection.

rem IN Portugal. the world looked 20 the
republicans Of Spain to move to over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-31
GREAT CRISIS IN FRANCE.
Railroad Strike Assumes Proportions
of Revolt.

The premier industrial manifestation OF
world unrest-and one that held for .
time momentous political possibilities
occurred in France. The National Con-
federation Of Railway Unions. October
II. voted in favor Of a general strike on
all the railroad systems In the country:
electricians and workers in the provision
industries were already on strike. Great
disorder and violence ensued for nearly
a week, but Premier BRAND. himself
socialist and q friend OF organized labor.
called out the army reservists. some or
them among the strikers themselves. ana
demanded their aid In putting down dis
order, declaring that their primary duty
was to the country. On this issue he let
it be known that the government would
stand or fall, and because Of his firmness
the strike was called on. but not before
the republic itself had seemed in danger
from the revolutionary movement coupled
with the strike.
High Cost Of Living.
Industrial unrest. Cue. In part, at least
to the high cost Of living, that was pretty
general both. In this country and In
Europe, led to numerous important
strikes, nor infrequent rioting. and much
agitation for higher wages and improved
working conditions in labor circles.
Early In the spring the great street car
strike and sympathetic strikes involving
4O.OOO in Philad. lphia paralySed trade In
that city for several weeks. The street
railway strike In Columbus, Ohio. which
held throurhout the summer, developed
into a serious conflict between law and
disorder. and for several weeks the local
authorities seemed powerless to control
the situation, and state aid was given
The general strike on the Grand Trunk
system also occurred during the summer.
In,
Der the express package industry OF the
country was partially paralysed by .
strike Of employees in New York city and
Jersey City.
Labor Troubles Over World.
In July and August strike Of 10000
cioakmakeru In New York city ended. after
two months Of great suffering and anx.
Continued on Tenth Psgel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-31

In July and August . strike Of 10000
cioakmakers In New York city ended. after
two months Of great suffering and anx-
(Confaued on Tenth Page.l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20
ENTERED AT THE POST OFFICE AT SAN JUAN AS

biese deiado la Presidencia, hace unos
cuantos amos, entregandosela a alguno
de los hombres de su cOnfianza; con 10
que, ST las cosas hubieran marchado
bien. Sc disiparfan los recelos acerca de
10 que pasara cuando ell general Diaz
desaparezca 81 hubieran marchado
NAL siempre quedaria Ell recurso de
que 81. para arreglarlas, volviese al 60
bierno.
Como los disturbios actuales Sc desa-
rrollan en- ell Norte, Sc les podria tomar
Dor un fen6meno local. Sc nos dice que
en- aqlIella region es donde tiene in
fuencia Ia opulenta familia de Made
ro que pertencce al Estad0 de Coahui-
Ia. FL abuelo, don Evaristo, es ef ma
yor capitaliSta de Mejico, dueno de
minas de fabricas de caucho, de mas
de quince miIloncs de acres de terra y
de yariaS cmpresas industrialcs. Es par
tidario del Prcsidente Diaz y fll conde-
nado Ia agitaci0n que capitanra el otro
}ladcro 3D. Franciscol, su n.cto tam
bitn riquiSimo. pues tienr una renta
anuaI de mas de un milltn de pesos.
80 st nos dan informes acerca del Ma
Zero intermedio, este es, de Madero, pa
Dire; probablemente, porquc cstara va
en- TN mundo mejor
III ,,,o l.. ,,r;+,o;In o,+6 lo..1;,od, M,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20
BnoZ05 |DIerDacIIOn3|pS
CRONICAS DEL DI.&


III publlco del npiIdo eiegah'o con
tlnua SIN Saber aun a que atrnerSe
reSpecto al deSehiace del drama pa
Slonal ADrlizzoS-ElklilS. DE cuahdo th
cuando los brazos muScnlosoS de Sn
Alteza, el marlno blaSonado, Sc eA-
tlenden hacla America, en deihanda dr
los brazoS ealldamente SuaVeS de Au
Opulencla,, la beldad mlionarla... pc
ro Ell dnlce abrazo International, sim
bolo de UNION de dos corazoneS Y de
fraternldad de dos razaS,no Sc verlilca,
con perJulclo eYIdente del SlStcma nrr-
vioso de los .SlgnorahoS y las ied'Gs
de allende y de aquende eI AtIanhco,
tSta slmpahca pareJa de "namora-
dos, tan a Ia moderna. tan HlgIo 20
que parece cada lnStante plan
tcando el claSico 10 be on n" {" be
o el popular jCG'9o no cdtJ"', de
IBERIA estorzar Su Tote de SenSacIona-
lidad con determlnaclones por eI e>tllo
de eSta: buScar de padres adophFt.N.
rcspectivanente, al gran poeta D IN
nunzzio y al gran politlco Roosevelt,
Asl cruglria, que seria una tenp"S-
tad, la prenSa de ambos mundoS.
ImaginaoS, diariStas del PIaneta, 10
que haria ID 'Annunzzio como padre de
tai chico y Roosevelt con tai rhiqulIl&
por hija !. Una barbaridad dr rerta-
mos, el record de los reclamoS.
Por 10 pronto habria que tender
un cable privado entire Italia y ESta-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20
D e Cavev
X i. +.

Atln no ha Sido nombrado cI .jefe de
dstrito que ha de Sustituir al Sr. Bird,
IN eli mando de la policla de este pueblo.
rs de csperarse que Ell nuevo jefe poSca
las mismas cualidades que Su antecc~or,
quien fue siempre en- su cargo TN co
rrecto cabaIIero I'm funcionario recto
y clmplidor, q. habra de sostener STEM
pre- alto el prestigio dc los natives en-
Su nuevo puesto de Teniente dct Regi-
mpnto de Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20
COnerCial

Nos nforman los Src>. CarNaIal, Bar
u & Co.. de este comcrcio, que por eS-
cl4t0ra pubica ante el notario don Gum
tin Negr6n Saniurjo, tirmada cl de-
.4~riente, mes Sc ha separado de la Sc
cidad el gestor don Euggicrc Balbi Ma
~.o>@. yolIntarianIcntr, continnando Ia
So.iedad bajo la misma raz@n social d'
Cary~jaI, BaIbi 4 Co.. :. en- e.. y con
a!t4nIicoS negocios.
La separation del senior Ralbl obedeco
Qae por motives de s.llttd 81 assent"
para Europa y en clio han estado con
forme~ los demaS >ocioS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20

Don Manuel $. Nunez, preStigioso We
elmo de este pueblo, ha trasladado tenn
poraInente su residencia la ciudad de
San Juan, acompanado de su distingui-
da csposa hijos. Gratas impresiones
les deSeamos
Sc nos informa que la distinguida ia
miIia de ITostos tambien trasladara sI
residencia esa ciudad, pero definiti-
vamente Seria de lamentar dicha an
sencia que alejara de la Sociedad caye-
yana 4 tan valiosos eiemcntos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20
RECALO DEL "BOLET|N"
5QUIERE USTED GANAR IN
RIGLOJ?

A fines del co.riente mes de Dici
bre, regalareInos un reloj entire .os
ectores del BOLETIN.
Sc elegira y se1alara de un modo :
pecial un eiemplar del BOLETIN. %
dos los dias desde ell 10 hasta el -,
ly al lector qu" haya podido reluir
mas nun eros g. los marcadoS r~oeciai-
mente en- el plazo lndlcado Sc lie ad /
dicara el reioj que podra ser de Sra 5
de caballoro. o7oeir.
Sc indicara lodos los dias en- que c3p
siste la senal Aeeha en- ell eiemplar i
dia anterior, para que pueda a3c a5i
facilmente ercsntrada.
La sefal que Sc ha hecho en- m III
Nero de hey eensiste ea anadir ii
tar una letra al tjtulo el texto de Un
anuncio para qle resulte equivocadG
Ademas de ia senal, que Sc hara II
bhco Mariana, el ejemplar que la contel
ga ira marcado con una contrasena que
nos asegure de ST. auterticidad
hoS ItCGoIcS AE1 DOlJIL l lin COlSec--
varaH EN- su psder los nilmeros mar
cados, y del daa rs al 30, los remitiran
a la administration de este peri6dico,
San Jose 8 principal, donde Sc h4r4
ell recuente y Sc adjudicara el reloj. al
que mas n1merSs marcados presente.
La sehal hecha en- el unico e.iempiar
marado aver, fl@ guitar una s del
anuncio ALMAGBNES generates de
,dep6sito de los SeTtores J. II. Silva.
Con la Suppression anOtada, el anunc.o
qued6 asi
ALMACENE GANERALES, etc.
La persona on tenga el ejemplar asi
marcado, debe csnseryar el anuncio para
remitirnos.o en IA fenha inaicada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20

La proplongada sequia que dejaba
surtir sus perjudiciaIes efectos en- esta
comarca tenia preocupados los sem
bradores de tabaco, hasta que pOr fin
el microbes pasado cayeron numerosos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20

I'M asllnto grave entire los senores Car
los del Toro Fernandez y Eugenio Boca
negra. dando por consecuencia ed arres
to del seflor Toro Fernandez, ordenado
por el juez Municipal senior Colberg.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20

aguaceros, continuando la Iluvia hasta
el dia siguiente. FL pluviometro reco-
gi6 durante los dos dias mas de cinco
pulgadas de aqua.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20

Sc halla en esta poblaci6n un veterl-
mario del Gobierno inspeccionando 81 90
nado de la jurisdiction.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20

Ha fallecido en- San German, el estI
mado ioven senor don Francisco san
chez, empleado del comercio,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20
NOTIClAS

81 MALTA pletamrnte restabIecldo
de la grave enfermedad que Sufri0, el
.Iefe de policia de IIares, Scilor Ortiz.
A los cuidados a la ciencia de los doc
torres Sein VikIla st debc la curacl0n
del seTor Ortiz. Nos alegramos de su
r*sStablecimlento
III % del actual embarcara para Els
paila, el SenOr Honorato Berga, y su
distinguida familia, pernaneciendo una
larga temporada EN- la peninsula.
En casi todas las igIesiaS de la isla
lse preparan misas dc aguinaldo, las
cuaiqS seguramente ST yerau muy con
cuITidas
Ha Sido concedida por el departamen
to de .lusticia una licencia al juez de
Paz de Ponce, seior Jaime SEEK. quien
t.1n ts.rcar4 para los EStados Iinidos, ell
2l Iie actual
IA Cabo Rojo. parcce que ha Surgido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20

iIa renunciado Su puesto una d. la
profesoras anericanas de la Escuel&
Harrison La vacante sera cubierta
despu6s de las pr6ximaS vacacione>.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20

FL ilez Foote, de la Corte de Dlstrlto
de Ponce, tuvo que disolver el jurado
que entendia on la causa p0r asesinato
segundo grade, contra Manuel Anton
georgi, por no h4b9r llegado a un acuer
do, senaEandose el jnicio para otro ter
mino. Al seTor Antongeorgi, 10 act
sa ell ministel'io fiscal, de haber dado
muerte Illegal en- Ia Central Guanica, en-
un callej6n que conduce d una pieza de
caias, al trabajador de Ia misma hacien
da, IIiginio Rivera. Ft senior Antongeor
.gi es capataz de la nisna Central, 10
defendia el licerei&do PARA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20

IA 0abo Rojo parcce que ha Surgido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20

Sc ha conce0jdo una licencia de- dos
meses al jefe de poic1a d. Cabo Roio.
senior Bruguera>
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20

Parece que ser" un hecha Ia concession
de un emprestito al ayuntamiento de
Ponce para constIuir el mueElc del purr-
to de aquella ciudad y hacer las re-
formas del acneducto, va aprobadas por
la administrator municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20

Ha faIlecido "a Ponce dona Mercr-
daS Sun6 d. Aras, distjnguida DANA
Que gozaha de z generates >;mpata. Era
IespoSa amanti<ima del senior don Bal
tazar trias, com rciante lie aquclla pIa
"a. Aver tarde 50 efectu6 IA conducci6n
del cadaver al cementerio. Una nutrida
concurrencia aSistio al eNtierro Reel
ban sns faIailares alleStro mas
sentido pesame
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20

La persona qn7 tenga el e.jemplar asi
marcado, aehe csnserVar el anuncio para
on IA fenha indicada.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-06-24
MR. ROOSEVELT'S
FORTHCOMING BOOK.

Theodore Roosevelt asks mis- pub
fishers. Messrs Charles Scribner's
Sons to say 'ln the most explicit
way that we dIsown all connection
with and all responsibility for" the
spurious volumes that have been re.
GENTLY put on the market. OstensibIy
giving an account Of Mr.. Roosevelts
bunting trip. He says: 'The only
account OF It Is that which / myself
publish"
Notwithstanding the long distances
travelled and the many public duties
that Mr.. Roosevelt has had to meet
during his European tour, ne has
found time Thoroughly to read and
revise the proofs Of his forthcoming
volume about his African trip. There
will be In this volume considerable
material which has not appeared In
its magazine form. 1t will contain
in all fifteen chapters GAO, ,0o0 wurds)
There are, In addition, five appen-
dices on such interesting topics as
"Proteotive Coloration in Animals, ("
"The Pigskin Library" "The Habits
of Small Mammals" and ilusira.
;ions especially chosen from tho great
humber of photographs taken by
Kermit Roosevelt and the other
members of the expedition, together
with eight drawings made after the
authors suggestions from authentic
material. This volume which will
he published by the Soribners in Au.
gust, will be handsome large octave
of about 500 pages
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-06-24
Science in Farming

The farmers of Pennsylvania are
8 lowing tkeir faith in agricultural
e luoation by sending several hun
ireds Of their sons to the School of
Agriculture in The Pennsylvania
State College. The growth of this
school in this state institution has
been remarkable. The criticism
made of some state agricultural
schools that they train boys wholly
away from the farm will not apply
to Pennsylvania. One hundred and
seventy of the four hundred and sew
enty-nine students enrolled In the
School Of Agriculture last year took
courses that fit. only for rural life,
while a considerable percentage of
the remaining number, who are tax
ing the four years college courses,
exi ect to engage in some department
of practical farming.
The Two Years. Course in Agricul
ture attracts young men who have
not been able to prepare for a four
years course, and it fits men for
practical work only and not for pro.
fessiOnal life. A booklet has been
prepared for free distribution that de
scribes the work offered In this course
aud it presents sume fine illustrations
that are descriptive of the work in
the School of Agriculture, Students
are shown engaged in livestock judg
ing, horticultural work and other
practicum. AD excellent picture Of
the students engaged In military
drill Is shown on the last cover page.
This attractive booklet may be SO
cured without charge by sending
postal card request addressed to
School Of Agriculture and Expert.
ment Station. State College, Centre
Co., Pa. Every young man who
wants to know the science of aRri
culture and it's useful application,
and who has not the advantage of
school preparation for a four years
college course, should take advan
tage of this Two Years. Course in
The Pennsylvania State College.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-06-24
Erie's Special Excursions.

On account Of various conventions
the Erie will place on sale at Port
Jeryis, round trip tickets at greatly
reduced rates
Te Boston, Mass, on sale June 80
TO July 3rd, good returning to July
l2th, at 5000 via all rail, and 80 10
via New York and boat.
To Niagara Falls. good going on
train No. July lst, al trains July
2nd and 3vd, good returning on all
trains to train No. IO2 July 9Th, at
IS. 95 for the round trip.
To Detroit, Mich, on account Of B
P. o Elks Grand Lodge, on sale July
Il. s. 9 and 10Th, good returning to
July Goth. at S2l 10 Rail tickets are
good on boats between Buffalo and
Detroit Meals and berth extra.
To Chautaq1a Lake, n. Y. on sale
July Sth, good returning to August
sth, at sll 50 fer the round trip.
For Pullman reservation, and in
formation as to extension for return
limits on above tickets please address
or call on Il. l.. Slauson, Erie Ticket
Agent, Port Jervis, n. Y.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-06-24
Milford Schools.

The annual report of the Milford
High Schools shows that there were
in attendance in the five schools dur
ing the past year 67 male and 81 fe
male pupils a total Of l5S. The aver
age attendance was 13O and the cosi
per pupil So "a. The balance in
hands of treasurer is sl354 SO.
The question Of employing an asst
principal and somewhat changing
the courses of study aud extending
the high school term TO years is uu-
der consideration. Doing this will
enable graduate to enter a number
ut colleges direct Without attending
a preparatory SCHOOL, 1t will also 50
raise the standard that our school
wi'h compare with any in the state.
Toe dir ci~rs fse' lbut Milford is ei
titled to FIRST class schools and 1t Wi
oe their efiurt 10 make them such.
The high evsragc attendance the
past yea shows a very gratifying
condition and reflects credit on the
excellent corps If teachers. The cusi
of enforcing the compulsory law wss
Sl5, and parents, If they would dc
their duty would reduce this e
nothing. There is no sufficient rea-
son why directors and teacher,
should be compelled to take tn.
place Of parents in enforcing atten
dance. it is disagreeable and Otter
a thankless task, besides irregular
attendance OF a pupil teads to demon
alizs the schools and is of irreparabl,
injury 20 those who neglect TO en-
brace the opportunity to secure al
education.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-06-24

RECEPTION

Perhaps in years no more marked
evidence Of popular regard has been
shown any citizen Of this country
than was accorded last Saturday in
New York when ex President Roose-
Welt returned after an absence Of 15
months. The bay was covered with
craft Of all descriptions from yachts
to the gigantic war vessels which
thundered a mighty welcome. The
din of steam whistles, the roar Of the
sirens, the ringing of bells, and the
acclaim from tens Of thousands of
throats greeted him as he landed at
the Battery. The parade up Broad.
way between ranks of citizens who
were present TO do him honor was
like the return of some mighty COL
queror after achieving success in
saving his country. This spontane-
Gus welcome proves HIM the most
popular figure in the nation to-day,
Abroad he wns everywhere greeted
in a most cordial manDer by crowned
heads and civic and learned bodies
WED with each other in demonstra-
tions of regard. Amid all he has
borne himself as a true American,
not pulled mp or Wanting but dieni-
fed and impressive not alone in man
ner but in speech. Probably his
strength lies in his direotness and
sincerityr Some may cavil at his
methods, and decoy his outspoken
manner but all feel that he is 6 man
of straight forward purpose and hon
est intentions, a manly man and an
example to be initiated. Shonld he,
as no other man today, or perhaps in
this generation can, set himself to
the task of bringing among the
nations an agreement whereby the
vast armies and navies which are so
burdensome to the people and so
great a tax on prosperity may be re-
duced and the men now supported In
idleness be employed on farms, in
workshops aud mines, and the power
If steam now used to propel warships
and destroyers be utilized to turn
the wheels Of commerce and carry
the products Of nations one to the
other his name would go down in
history in light before which all
others would pale and grow dim.
rhe world is advancing but the bur-
len of warlike preparations weighs
like an incubus on the people and
must increase unless some giant
mind can bring about the consensus
of opinion which will curtail the ex-
pansion of armies and make Dread
naughts peaceful bearers of olive
branches.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-06-24
TOTAL s244 So
Balance in Treasury SIS 81.
SECRFTARV'S REPORT

0diuhCd III LI6uSQEY 90 Ol.
SECRETARY'S REPORT
The secretary read the following
report for the year ending June 81:
This is the seventh year of the
foundation Of this society and by the
aid of its members and friends it
hopes to continue its work with re-
newed vigor the coming season.
This society and its friends have
raised enough money the past year
to continue the planting and caring
for the flower beds in Center Square,
fixing and placing its boxes and
benches, planting vines, caring for
the Glen, emptying boxes and pick
ing up papers, etc, about our village
streets, fixing the bridge TO the Glen,
and the care of the summer house at
the foot Of Ann street..
In May our president called spec
ial meeting, as the young people Of
the village had given very credita-
bic performance, which was greatly
enjoyed by all friends in Milford. and
had given the receipts to the V. 1. a &.
This amount added to their income
enabled the society to donate $3.50 to
co operate with the Town Council in
buying a good supply of oil to oil tie
main streets, to ailay all the dust pos
sihle the coming season, and it is the
earnest wish thas ali residents and
visitors will appreciate the efforts of
this society and Its friends and help
them to carry on this good work.
1t is earnestly requested that all
persons respect the property of this
organization. Any mutilarion or de-
struction of same will be punished &C
cording to law.
Dues are now payable-5O cents for
ladies and s1.0O for gentlemen. Kind
Iy send same to the treasurer, Mrs.
Susan Wolfe. o
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-06-24
HOMESICKNESS

Let me return to my mountain home
Where the stag leaps
And wild flowers grow;
Ipromise again shall never roam
Kind master let me gol
Let me return TO my little cot
Where roses chamber
And sway to and fro,
1t Is 10 me r sacred spot
KiT master let me got
Let me retnrn 90 the running rill
Where the trout sports
Could you but know
How I yearn for the sight Of the old
[hlaok mill
Kind master let me go
Let me return to the oburchyard near
The turnpike road
Where &c runs low,
There all are sleeping that I hold dear
KIND master let me 80,
Cecilia a, Cullen,
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