davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-17
IN THE CAUSE OF PEACE.

The Peace Society Of the City 81
New York has published in pamphlet
form a memorial edition OF the ad-
dress Of the late Justice David J.
Brewer on the mission Of the United
States in the cause Of peace. It is
rare 20 md so many great thoughts
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-17

Those who have followed the trial
of DIR. Hyde will approve the verdict
of guilty and the sentence to life
imprisonment, except that some will
believe that he ought to be hanged.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-17

1t took the law eighteen months to
hang a negro for atrocious murder in
Dallas county. A mob would have
done the job in half an hour This is
why many prefer the mob. :.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-17

Alderman Charley Bullock in his
speech on Sunday observance referred
to the position of Brazos county "be-
tween the rivers" A miniature mod.
ern MesopotAnia, as II we're.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-17

The Times describes the happy con-
dition of FL Paso thusly: "El Paso
is so busy taking care Of her prospects
that she has no time for politics" 1t
is pretty much the same in Bryan
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-17

At the up-to-date fashion resorts So
ciety women are now carrying dolls
instead of poodle dogs or teddy bears.
This is hopeful sign. Maybe anoth-
err generation may make fad Of real
babies.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-17

This blessed rain has ruined the
crouch crop which was beginning to
get the better Of the growth Of optim-
ism. There are now about ten optim-
isms where one crouch grew before.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-17

England is supposed to be an en-
lightened nation. yet the gorgeous
preparations for the funeral Of King
Edward show that the people have
lost none Of their taste for barbaric
spIendor Civilization is only thin
veneer after all
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-17

Attention has been called to the
fact that there were several earth
quake shocks on Friday the 18th. Yet
some people say there is nothing ir
luck.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-17

Some people are afraid that gases
from the comets tail will poison the
atmosphere, causing sickness and
death. Yet most who are suffering
this fear are Indifferent to the danger
Of being poisoned by house flies and
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-17

That Central cutoff to }Giddings
will tap the Santa Fe. the Sap and
the Austin branch of the Central. Civ
ing Bryan direct route to all points
in Southwest Texas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-17
PATENTS ISSUED TO TEXANS.

schley and Davis. patent attorneys
of 40l Main street, Dallas, Texas, an
nounce the issuance OF the followine
patents to Texans for the week end
ing May IA:
John Barry Jr., Antelope, detach
able neck yoke.
Marcus 8. Clarke, Houston, assign.
or to q. L. Adreon. Jr.. st. Louis, Mo-,
combination claw and pinch bar.
David g. Galbraith, assignor TO N. L.
Galbraith, Mineral Wells, paper clip.
David Gilstrap, Brentwood, fsh
net.
Samuel NJ. Hopkins, Emhouse, churn.
jeremiah 0. Messer, assignor to w.
g. Bell, Austin, spring trip mechan.
ism.
Joseph and F. A. Muchalka, Gamer.
on, stalk chopper
Otto Nuernberger. Comfort, pump
attachment.
Trade Marks.
seaboard Rice Milling Co., Calves
ton, rice ts).
Southwestern Paper Co. Dallas,
writing paper.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-17

In the legal hanging Of that negro
murderer Dallas forged ahead Of all
rivals. If Houston isn't green with en-.
Wy she ought to be ashamed of herself.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-17

OF course some people cuss The
Eagle, Every experienced newspaper
man knows that It is mighty poor
paper that nobody cusses.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-17
Trade Marks.

Your grocer win sell you what you
want He has not the time to make
the test for the best. Make it your.
self Ask for Cheek and Meals Max.
well House Blend Coffee. tt
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-17

Why is It that more people get
hitched to trot in double harness in
Juns than In any other month";
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-17

How can the Republican regulars
and insurgents get together when the
one stands for property and the other
for people?
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-17

1t is hopeful sign when the grand
juries get after the pistoltoters in
earnest. as they are doing in many
counties.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
Table Linens, Napkins, Sets.
August Sale-LAST Days
White Goods.
AUGUST Sale-LAST DAYS

- inch White Cambrics- value 4
80 inch Nainsoohs- -n-.-O
fiieached and finished 10y chc Lo1stsle 80.
sG inch v-nlte Caubric~- specitIiy Hnf-
smoo,h and <crong-rsEuIs7iz -i2i------ $
-, inch I.onc C!otEs-f2 yd. pcs.
:or underp ear and rabies wear
res si.i9 -..--. ..-.-..---.---.--.. .
English i.cng C1oths-S,i inches wide
Il vi pcr--re gularly S139- -------------l / 90
s1 iurh English Long cloths
,xt,a qualry--l2 !~--raiue 81 d.' 49,. 20
- in p extra 6u- Eugij~-. Long Cloths-
Z: VA ,s---r-7. s1.as ------------ i -
zine Naiusao,.~-:;G inches wide
sheer ANA strong ',s---r~S. SL,".-.- ]. I
Ai-r.erjes, Lingerie ~ -js-e~
- ir,t..- vi e-I5sl.lfiy &c. ------..- ]
az fa-h White Gudi4 I-lncuS.
sleer OF heavy quality value -i2-.--,.--- -
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
Stcck CLesrsn-ss IN
Desirable Silks

Only 1ays more. We inventory Au-
gust 81. therefore
@5-irch Rough ar.un-z-rata-sI a-5
tan-vers . ---.------- --.-----...--- 50
Satin rCuIar[~ "a ana y-1I-s a1.I
FIsck-ars-T rI,e Polka T,o---rs-s - .
2--rn,h sir TrrGe-=eu col-r= and
IA -A- sius -" ..-. ....--.---. ......- 50
q srI - sr.7 EouEh r7r-e~5-sI six
fssi-ahla -oIorS rr-I-Iinz
- aud So ---.--......... 50
Is Jncr .-as1.-r;ou=r -HaHr1u=E-
SGriD 6-Hred fine rang - c--crs tri
blaCR-vsre - ---.-- 80
Satin Nass1lire-au UShr suJ ds-x
cotOTs-rsr,. ~ and 5g -.-------.... Sc
25-lnch BLACK TafT-tas- 6nisu-
high hLStr-- were. -:sS- .. ...-. &c
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

to date. clean and perfect-therefore .-
yToMEN'S CLOTH SUITS
Fancy or plain taIoled--N " crsteds. Ser-es 0ud
sfciiicnues
6.9S ...vere s14.a> ft.oS were 81 o.
= 9S...-v"re SIN.9S IS 9S we're 81 -
81 as were St3 - $50
I'll r. PRINCESS DRESS r.
Foulard. IansJa, Nes-siine- lap AMI WorsIrd
-HeaGtituiN maa- AMI trimmed
SIS Mere ssTs sItss sItss - s,l NEE s s ss ss
I 9S ~ are SoI -
81 At'k MD COLD COATS
Ia area Snk. PoHxes and Fancy W Norsteds-onz
medium and ee-quartey-loose snt ~erui-rit.
: qS...-Wers S1.9S-. : QS--.-ver- SleaS
: QS g.. We're Sii-as 10 9S were 21.2S
CLOTH COATS
black EJnadclota ana Tan CCvert ghrA--quar-
tar~ s9G ueaum-atted and semi fitted
!? 2S were s6-9, 1.9S -,--Here 81 es
IS -.--Nere Si9-aS
,1eafsU,s Of -haVls Capes AMI knIf
NCQttF.S-Shetlaud and HoHey ,ou-S
Wool ~iI, and Cashmere
We're <i-9> 10 <'HS .,-.-,-.r-. .eS 10 . SS
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
CIearSrces IN
Silk and Wash Waists

Extra Size VaiSrS-v0ite " ba-iste
and Iavu-oPeu frrus or back
fancy C- raIi0rsl-esre = "a. ...-......-
Nhits Batiste ValstS-sIIeger trimmed
with hand knit linen tiunv l1Ce-har6
Cmba.5 yoke-various equally me styles
g. - and So. o. ...--.-.-- = QS
hina SID Waists white cr bIack-
ejabCrat civ tucked ard pieated-
VITA aLd without lscs inserts
were s. a. and s. 10 .... ....-. > = =
odd lots Waists SiIk Shantur-S and
PonEe~s-sisn various colors striped
rRfTats silks ard white or black Ian
-iIks-iaiiored and fsncs sss les
81 o. 20 ssa>- Clearance. .-....-.. . QQ
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
40 ct. Bath Fixtures.

All summer Goods must go-thnugh W
WASH DRESSES
Tailored or ,rim'd- French GinShams Linens,
:inen-s chambrsys seersuckers. Batis,es and
lawns.
8g-wscs sses 3.98 w. w. s5as s. ,s
J3S--@%secre~ s3ss s3ss 3d.. sfG9s 1a9s
10 CS-Were <le.aS
WASH SUITS
Two riece-LinAn and I-inene strictly tailored
4Q-U-r-. s. - and Stas
, 9S-v-rs .....,..--- -:N
LINEN AND LINENE SKIRTS
. 9S-wer~. s5eN 40-Here .S-.9s
9S-vere ,S3-9S
SILK TEA GOWNS -KfHpNo~
> 9s 0~re... E5as 2S-aere,. sIe-as
Z aS-ecre... seas 10 qS--were- StS..'S
: as N4re sl2.9s 10 oS--N-r-. S24.3S
SILK FNTHING SUITS
Rsck and Coinr---were S14.aN. ......... 3. QS
1ars-0efe 20 -...-..--..,- ,--..,..... -
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

ALL STRICTLY PERI ECT-THE ONLY FsEAs
SON FOR REDUCTIONS II To CLEAR
BEFORE STOCk-TAKISG-
l. 800 yds. Figured or Plain TeIours- -
? to . I'd IenZths-value 50 20 -9S--.. ~
60 incn Couch Covers-Persian
srripes-frInged all rOurd-reg az IN
50 ,t5i5ss iafs 's51ia snd a.a71:m1.r. np:1 ros 81
Irish Point Curtairlin zs-PsneI or
Side Border Desfgus-3S incn-Hers xn
S1-2J 70 81 T9-C!ea rance. ....-....---... 'U#
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
Curtains and Curtainings
August Sale and C.ezranees

Read CarefulIy,-these lists contain
the greatest values We have ever given
prices to positively clear surplus be-
fore August 81
Al = and Pair Lots Of Real Lace. Novsicy
Net snowflake and Scotch Lace Curtsins-
reduced as roILouvs
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
WASH DRESS FABRICS

Great clearance Values in
fabrics Of all kinds for WCmeu's and
Chldrens Suits. Dresses. KImCnCs,
Aprons, &
Don't MISS THESE.
WONDERFUL VALUES,
LOTS Not LARGE; ENOUGH
To ADVERTISE
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
Stock Clearance of
Dress Goods
We Inventory August 31st.
Only = days more,

Imported Al Wool Henricrtas-44 inch
navy and light colors-vrere IS SS
AII-WCol Crepe ClOth-+4-Incll-
navy and various evening ant
street shades-ve-e 81 - --..---...---- 90
All Wool Serze=-5O-inch-
ravy and black olly--rere .9S--.-.---- 70
Imported Bro45clctH-54- inch
black. navy. chamOis. eade-
and Othsrs-Vere 81 D. ----.- I .
AII-Wool Basket and Matt Veaves-
best coIors IN .IudinS navy
A and "a inch-0f-e Sl--ia -..-.-.--- 50
Atwood French Serg-s--j0- incf-also
4s-inch hair line ser<ss-about = good
shades-Ve~e 81 - Observation-Disclosures 30
Imported Plain a~d Diagonal serge
>" ar1 - inch only d lev Of
the pest shades we're s. 50 --.------.-. I .
Nuns Yelling 20 iI1cH many -
the best colors- reeUlarl.. 50 .-...-..-.- %
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
Silvcrware and Cut Glass
AagGs. Sale-LAST Dsv5

Rogers ENtvl Eeatr y y. srd Nf Sa
Te.Spo"ns-'. d'zsr-r~< a>.....-. .OE
Rogers ENt,5 heavy TssIe Spoons
and Forh--N and Al N
hall 4CZen-rc- - ~ ........ l.Zv
Rogers lcas1ConS- stnrv OF plain ~
Aalf dOzen-reg- "a. observation-disclosures 30
Rogers Table spoons and FORKS te 20
ulstc.-haif dozen Nvrv - ...-..-. .IS
f.osess :. y and n ~oup Ladies
ies sisa .-,..,'',"..''ls'- '''-". "'''' LOO
t'ut GLASS FoVtS-res S4.,S . Cc
tut class f'elary TtsVS-lec 81 o.
cut Gsss Nsppies-.cc SiaS - go
Cut ,'is>z >aPFies-res- 81 50. ...-.. 9a
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
STORAGE AND MOVING.

t4.EGrT.-s sT0RAGB WAREHOUSE co. Sth
al 20 3z-b sts--StoTage furniture .
4l5 -. Ter moving; boxing packing and
1870 es-srlsafes furnished Phone 33l0-3sth
s,-f-I,-I 5y STORAGE co. 23- East 1iSih--
Esns fgr moving shipping packing, mod
--a+- charges TeI. fs14-Har:em.
IoNG A,.H8 SToE &C: va EEHoUSE 40
4 ..f>-, s-tt pfhce. 1861 Broadway. PACK
a.. .-',-,'a ei.;Upins. Telephone 1868 Bryant.
,-,4,r5-sT Sr0RAGE WAREHOUSE CO. 2ll
Esr- ftglfs st-Storsge. moving. arpet clean
,re TeIep phone S50-7Sth 81
fF-{- PReTHEEs STORAGE g VAN CO. 30
Esef 1-1th 81 Storage, moving. packing,
beet service. telePhone.
,7S75I5T-9-T,F7SS'T STORAGE co. 1917 81 ave
a .Fe-,i1r hacking shipping city country;
9.sesf siarses re. a5os LenoE
,.I-fgS STORAGE WAREHOUSE. - ist ave
etcr7-e moving. packing shipping: safes anu
,.,-os Tno.ed Tsi. 1c4-OrcAsrd-
e-I.<rIssl. STORAGE " WA-t.ifpi SIS. ;ioI WssL
e7th ST Mo..n@ Storing. iacAiHgs shipping
-.s,etl4of- $3.50 Mur-as F4ii--
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

One lot OF about 4C0 pairs French
Novelty Net Curtains. Corded
Arabians ard Scotch lace = ,
were s. 40 20 81 9s Ia
Heavy Curtains and . Pair Lois
silk DaTuask. SILK Frou Frou
Giobelin Tapestry plush back and Rrocad.
Verona VeloUrs-also finest Mercerized
Danasks and Plain ArurUres with Plush
or wide Tapestrv bOrSars-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
RENE EDiES-

,-r-f- rz,TF9S-The only cure for Rheumatism
- - vl-ly Ffy5riatic Institute Under direction
- l. Rosenstein, l4I6 lexington ave. cor
-,-- 4EfH s.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

ALSO
ODDS md ENDS IN
SMALL SIZE RUGS
On PLATFORM IN CENTRE OF RUG DEPT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
STEAMER ''GRAK0 REPUBLIC"
ROCkAWAY BEACH
SUNDAY 1T THE SEASHORE
E0eKNWNN BEACH.

t,s 23f7 St + r. sundays. via LrUE Island
=. - - .o HsnnloI culy). 100. $50. .. IG. $50
10 Io, Io:;9 Io50. 11.1o 1i.4o A NJ. II 10. II 20
IN : az 90 30 > 40 3.Io. ,. 10, 4 10. 40
~ : ~ = 90 GO 100 20 80. ( 10 $50
- gi0 ag0 $50. II 30 2. NJ
Isr BROOKLYN ttistbush AVE. 6.e3 40. Sd
a. 9 IL pSn g.45, 1900. 10t5. 1870, 1o.t2
II 90 II L. II 20. 11-45 A. NJ. T., 10 i24n loo
- ! 20 -. = 80. -, 30 -. 100, 30
40 = - as 40. - 5.51. 500. $50. 9 30
8 -0 r 90 - 30. III. 500. SO. SIS. $50
. 90 9 % au 1890 II. 10 T. NJ
MANHiTTAN BEACH.
LIE Gath 81. l.. r. 10 9 10 and every holr
uuIII lG-IU f. 81
IoNG BEACH.
I've Bath 81. r. Il. 800 $50. 800 II 10
A NJ so 30 10. 800 3.5c, 4.So. 40 650
80 : 30 l.. 81.
LIE Brooa.n CFlathush AFeI, 30 9.ol.
10 %. I24 NJ = ~ ~ I'D a.o'' d.7''
4 AZ $50. 6.53. s.02. H.o@ E. II.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
RUGS
August Sale and C<a-s7css


Finest Frerch ViI-on Rugs
re2roducJi0ns q finest Persian
exf2 It .sx4 yds.-eIse-
where s5s.O ....-..---.-.... --....-... : q On
Royal Wilton Ruzs-gxl. fl
woven in rece-sDiAndLI naS-
te-rs-vaIue S47- 80 .---........-.-... - .
High Pile sxn1iustar RuEs-9xI- It
woven IT one DieCe-richss- Oriental
GesiEns-,aIUe s27-Ob- -...--.-.. . -
Fine Administer Ruz-s.@x1f6 fl
worth sl9as ---------,----.----.---.- 1895
Finest Body brussels Rugs
3xi2 ft.-Tere SIS. t.---..-... ......-. . Z QS
S-5x1o-6 ft--Uere 81. tst -.-------.-.-.- Q 0S
All wool Brussels F;u--Seacuisss-
lest PATTERN
az12 f5--valua $500. IS. .Q5
s-%x1o-G ft-.-vaIue s16-oe. -..--..--.. 10 81
1-6x9 ft--vaIue S1f-O0 .-----.----..-. as
6x9 ft--vaIUe s.. .as. .......--.--.--.. = %
Clearance Tvixt weave PUg%9xT2 fl
best patterns-vaIUe Sf2 9S- -------... so
Also
ODDS ND ENDS N
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

aIE Z LlNE @ 3 s.sa, u nooE
- g. T- IN .ua5 Pa. itp- .ansi-Y-
.f. 'i--.e'
$3.50 aa-s -
7l7.. -----.-1l-- 2 -
.8lIa.- Is---a =e---
r.-LI.E-l-L A- CO.
-e-H - Ta ST
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
Stock Clearances in
Wonen's Dresses, Suits, CIoaks, &c.

We never carry stock
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
aegkIsLaKp. eEIEET, eaEEEP0sT,
- -, IIr.E..

TEAi- HF B~oN ITSE.-Fsst FfesTr.i f.571.
Se--.Is steamers creHl EIdus-.u s. IaI'''
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
ST2. NARY PlWELL sss sssrs2 columns

-lr-fe-t aFterr0on OutinE- LeaTe peshtossss- :,
:. al. connecting AZ West Point Win
eTp EIfsNV DE West 42d = $40 s,a5,,s4, ? n,
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

regularly Sc 9S-AusUst Sale.
For Full sized BeGs-white and
oIored-desirabls borders.
Newark post., 1910-11-02

feathers, not only that it is awkward
ana linllandy. Don't break any necks.
IN ms method it was customary TO
separate the head from the neck by a
pull and twist that left the skin in
tact The blood collected back OF the
nead-there was less loss OF weight in
dressing sufficient feathers were LETT
to hide the swelling and discoloration.
But its. foreign trick-let it stay
there There is trouble in it and be-
SIDES the trade doesn't want it. In
later article | shall tell in full how to
Kill, using the knife.
Don't expect anyone to do good
work dressing poultry where it is SO
cold that he has to wrap up like a
mummy to keep warm 1t takes linn
Der fingers to keep feathers flying.
AVOID possibility Of cold feet among
the plckers Ii a heated room is used
te sure good ventilation is possible
Don't spend cent or a minute fool
ing with shaping boards or shaping
troughs. Moulded chickens interest
no one i'll the American markets.
Don't try to pack in boxes. dozen
birds to the box; it is all right for
Armour or Swift to do it il they want
to. but you stick to sugar barrels
Don't use any kind OF paper in pack
ing. Nothing but machine fed fowls
need to be wrapped. Have your bar
rels clean; put a little straw or hay in
the bottom for cushion, pack the
poultry in tight and cover the top of
the barrel with burlap only. This will
allow odors or animal heat, if any be
present. to escape.
New York proved by far the best
market in all tests made BY the writer
In going over this short article the
reader may be inclined to think that
common sense should have prevented
some of the experiments Often times
common sense let alone will bring
about the best results, but unfortunate
ly we are forever meddlng with it..
Not only that for practical results :.
certain amount of knowledge based
upon practice and theory is nearly al
ways necessary and when we have that
we possess common sense in the un-
mon degree that the world calls wis
dom and are perfectly safe in follow
ing our inclinations.
There are others, however. who, re-
alizing their ines perience, doubt the
/ worth of their inclinations and turn
! toawrd those who grace the pages OF
| recognized autho, tiles. Sometimes the
, results are disastrous. | have said SO
in this article. The doubter must per-
| sistently stick and if he knows of some
! one near him who succeeds, it will be
| well to watch the means and methods
| OF him who appears more lavorably
endowed
Newark post., 1910-11-02

ing educated for the choir invisible
There are parts OF the symphony that
none can take but thee There are
lords too minor for the angels. There
man be heights in the symphony which
are beyond thy scae-heights which the
ali le.s alone can reach. But there are
depths which belong to thee, and can
only be touched by thee. Thy Father
Is training thee for the part the angels
cannot sing; and the school is sorrow
| have heard men say that He sends
thy sorrow TO prove thee; nay, he sends
the sorrow to educate thee, to train
tnee for the choir Invisible In the
night lie is preparing thy song. In the.
valley He is tuning thy voice In the
cloud he is deept ming Thy chords. In
the storm He is enriching pathos. In
the rain He is sweetening thy melody.
In the cold he is moulding thy express
sion. In the transition from hope to
lear lie is perfecting thy lights and
shades Despise not thy school OF
sorrow, 0 my soul! 1t will give thee
unique part in the universal song"
"A song OF faith and hope and cheer;
song of labor, peace and love;
A song OF every grace that mikes
Our earth below like heaven aooye
Who maketh life song, doth that God
loveth best
In every pain there is folded the
seed of biz ssing-we should make
sure that the seed shall have oppor-
tunity to grow, and that we may ga
ther its fruit. In every tear a rainbow
hides, but only when the sunshine falls
upon the crystal drop is the splcndcur
revealed"
Our life is but the childhood Of our
eternity, the school days preparatory
Tor the immortal years beyond
Il sometimes feel the thread OF life is
slender
And soon with me the labor will be
wrought
Then grows my heart to other hearts
more tender
The time, the time is short"
Il find earth not gray but rosy.
Heaven not grim but fair OF hue.
/ Do | stoop? | pluck a posy,
DO | stand and stare? Ais blue"
1T is true
| That we have wept But O this thread
of gold.
We would not have il tarnish; let us
turn
Oit and look back upon this wondrous
web.
And when it shineth sometimes we
| shall know
hat memory is possession"
III | am asked what is the remedy
Tor the deeper sorrows of the human
heart--what a man should chiefly look
. to as the power that is to enable him
Newark post., 1910-11-02
Heart Cheer

Il viii not look along the years !.
And try to trace my future way
| only need to see my path
For this one day.
O Thou who are my life, my hope,
Who art each weak hearts strength
and stay,
Help me to live within the line
That bounds today.
Then loving with thy patient love
That waits to lift and heal away,
My heart can hold no thought, no wish,
Beyond today
Il once saw dark shadow resting
on the bare side OF hill. Seeking its
hause, saw little cloud bright as
the light floating in the clear blue
may be dark and cheerless here on
earth; yet look above and you shall see
il to be but shadow OF His bright
ness whose name is Love"
. scoffed at the silver lining;
| sneered at Home. The care
That fell about ME every hour
Cast shadow everywhere.
My little daughter listened
And. smiling, made reply,
i thought that shadows never fell
Unless the sun were nigh"
My soul, thou art receiving music
lesson IRON thy Father Thou art be-
Newark post., 1910-11-02

mnaiully to confront his aillictions-I
well-known hymn is called The Old,
Old Story, tod of in an old Book, and
taught with an old old teaching, which
is the greatest and best gift ever given
to mankind"
Newark post., 1910-11-02
OFFER EXTRAORDINARY
$500 Reward

The Anti-License Campaig
Committee for Rural New Castle
County offers to pay the sum of $500
to the first person in Delaware,
whether representative of the liquor
interests or otherwise, who will
prove that the closing Of the saloons
in Kent and Sussex Counties has re-
suited in increased taxation in those
counties, or in any sense damaged
their legitimate business interests.
This offer is free to all, and will be
held open until Nov 8, 1910. An
swers urgently solicited for submis-
sion to competent board of Judges.
Let the liquor men read offer
above and make good their false
claims
BY ORDER OF
ANTLLICENSE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-02

VIRGINIA. In the Clerks Office OF
V the Corporation Court of the City OF
Alexandria, on the 18th day OF Novem-
Der, 1910.
f,Is. Bertha Cox. X. II. Cox, Nettie
Einstein. Benjamin Einstein, Frank
Dreifus, Leopold Dreifus, Fannie Atwell,
Edward Atwell, Bena Cox, James Cox,
Carrie Grillbortzer, David 6. Grillbort-
ger. jeanette Lee, Helen Driefils. Harry
Dreifus, Ernest Dreifus, Raymond Drei-
fus. Flora Bryen and Samuel Erven.
Chancery.
Memo. Object of this suit for sale
house and lot northwest corner Of Prince
and Union streets. Alexandria, Va, Of
which Rosa Dreifus died, seized and pos
scssed ard distribution OF proceeds
among the parties entitled thereto and
further relief.
1t appearing by an affidavit filed in
this cause that the defendants, Nettie
Enstein, Benjamin Einstein, Frank
Drcifus, Leopold Dreifus, Helen Drei-
fus, Harry Dreifus, Ernest Dreifus, Ray
mond Drcifus, Flora Erven and Samuel
Erven are pon-residents of this State:
1t is Ordered: That said defendants APP
pear here within fifteen days after due
publication Of this order, and do what is
nece ssary to protect their interests in
this suit, and that acopy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Alexandria
Gazette, a newspaper published in the
City of Alexandria, once week for four
successive weeks, and posted at the front
door of the Court House of this city.
A copy-Teste.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY, Clerk.
by LOUIS N. DUFFEY, ID. O..
John NJ. Johnson, p. q.
noV24 w4w-thu