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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-15
liz WAND TO FIND or.

senator Brackett has introduced e
bill b. the legislature prevailing for "a
special election by the women o9 New
York state IN decide whether They
wish she ballot
There ma Be rsaaoEa iegai and
political. SAYS the woFid. why such g
vote D. inadvisabie- though III.
Brachett is d good lawyer ard gcme-
thing " a politician But p would
oaDissse that womaa AaGmeisia
would jump at tho chance ~ stand zap
and 10 counted
Thry 90 not. Mrs MaekaY sarcas-
tiealig asKs what difference hcr upin-
lon would make. as she is onls q
woman Mrs. Batch says "a j.
merely x trick 81 the opponents %
suffrage Ca POSTPONE action They
knoh already that thc majority %
Women deman8 franchise
Ihg do mat know this. 80 one
knows ahat the minority ~ women
desire. Mv Bfackntt does mot know
Mrs Hiaieh nuet pe.hiy know p
vpuil D.. interesting IL fna out Al.
that ls nee8sl 60 sacnre the ballot foi
3 omen 10 o. rote liat uleg wHh &C.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-15
No Bull AGAINST HaIIet's Comet.

THE statement that Pope Calixtns
III issued @ paFsi bun against the
HALEY comet so tine fifteenth centprf {.
81 hich Ga found in most of the astro-
nomical works. treating ~ it's former
appear nsea s. but q myth y ts Hke
tine famous q pGr si mouye " Calico
(Which the pisH scientist die not at
ter. but which ls attributed 20 him be-
cause o. might have said itt and o.
.fers an cGttfta~ example If the trans
formations That . text may UNDERGO
.sxhen ft contains the germ Of tine en-
'Elna oG var aaainsr Eeiialonl
Th, first printed edition "f the story
liz found. according 60 q r. Chambers.
.n che Amunair. ef thr Bureau 81
Longitude ior 1859. and s. from the
'uea IL Arae0 uh0 cites np authority
lie reiatea tiatt Pope caliY'us. was 60
frightened hv tine comet b q he or
.dffed rghlie prayers - be offered IN
|al the churches and That az noon e.
erg das tha comet and the Turks we're
accommodated
sine. that tmf Tails legend las been
.lraurfns-I wifh alrers variants by q
horde of asfrouomicsl writers belong
lne entlsi4V 70 tic species called
peppiarixt probably without anf
one 81 tisem having an idea Of asking
what abe alHrce mlGht be one has
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-15
HIrs TO BIZ IN STYLE AcAIN.

4 Washington special tells y fhat
hops ggeamed onoe moro on Pr con-
tenace NJ 1900 ftFaieht-ffonted wo-
men who gazed "a 3 neu ztgie cor
ssuu displayed 81 the National
Clothes show at the Arinstgn hotel
The owners 81 IA bipless busslese
r~aunchIehs forms saw shat the fem
nlfss waist lime is again coming into
lie oan Faint pr0tuberanees indie
Gated ifat hips ana busta mlil again
b. 9e riEeur.
Ererg af abe show listened
III Yaptures 70 ths talk ~ The lady ex-
hiHitor ia charge 81 she eorseaT-
DF Logeft y me HaFTagd Iea-
cal SCHOOL 3 right IN declaring tna'
eoraets ~ iae night KIND are helpful
fof modern women, she aid- Ne
woman need have d b0n back. @
baiging stomacB or q flat chest 4 ahs
wears the right Kind 81 corsets The
day ~ the erazs for the straight up
ana down ID feminine figures mas
passed Youu zee hiIs and busis
thls syring
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-15

always siasishiy copied smother. a. is
the case with all legends.
To appreciate what a tissue Of er-
rors the story involves, we may note
that " T. Lynn. e well known Eng
.hsh astronomer. has established the
following facts At the request % Pro-
.fessor Builder Of Madison Wis
90 No biii 81 Calixtus III contains
the slightest aiiuslon. even indirect 60
.the sonnet Of 1856. and il therefore
false that fIaiiev's comet was cXcom-
munieafed. go The feast - the Trans
ngurttinn was observed long before
Tire fifteenth century and it j. there
fofe untrue THAI il was Instituted on
lhf Occasion - tne appearance 81
.iiaile 8 comet "a 1856 go Although
Pope raiixt1s fixed the date Of this
feast for the Western church a; Au-
gust g.. there IS no reason 90 supposf
that This measure bad ANYTHING to do
with the comet. nor with the battle Of
Beigrade. since this too place III
June.
As 70 the source whence Arago de-
rived this story az he did not himself
copy SOME other author. which Il
quite llsrlrl. Ha h1N- "nlf NrIe dat.
tou ia slbiecl ~ is Supposed nov
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-15
viii the Panama Canal Be Too
Narrow?

Tne 1Ak lanai * Panama Is SD
some paEEa. aaa ior o total distance
II three aaa ene-eishth miles uaiy
If9 stt vi
Once taflf. these three and one
eighth mites ~ usrEaa annels b
tween sslla walls cannot BE wi1ened
unless demolished nrt and rebp4li
sfiar years ~ interruption 81 arsiee
ii b cost mare than ~pTonioitiFe. thus
limiting rka forever The size ~
vess 4 90 that nsrrow dimension q
o1ly no feet
III this connection So nus be noted
that naval mhiLects are uow cons1n-
erirx -hattiesnsps ~ over ae4 feet
total nIath+ tttt Germany fs making
the JOCKS II the Klei canal lAT feet
m8de. with unlimited length. that the
locks We are building Ar s. MARY
Falis Tor o1r ioiand n~aVigAtions be-
tmeem lakes mifi be- lfs feet side
and Sex we are building ihis greet
maritime highway NOT between lakes
1st aefN en oeeans. not for q conn
tfy. bot Tor continents. not for "a few
wears. but for centuries. only ile feet
wide Toe nsrT1w before il is even
finished for vessels now under
stud
IRE proposed sea-level canal sill be
Ia a0s0autely no place less than lSe
feef asae ~ the bottom and 40 feel
IA It's waller leYe 80 its narrower part
A s-leeel canal. built ~ first q
fnat ~ Whatever asner wicth. can fe
at any tiuae enlarged ~ 2 width
and depth tha future conditions 81
ua wk-4asFt.~ we2. r~aougre without In
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-15

ever. that germ 81 il is 20 he found
in platlna's Lives cf the fontiffs-
published IN Venice in ftls-that IS 10
saw. tventy-three years after the Gp-
paarance OF the comet This book
speaks Of the comet and the Turks.
but SAYS not e word about o hull, nor
81 axorcisn. nor Of communication
nor ri anT imprecatson against the
comet as associated With the Turks.
Notwithstanding this. the legend
has been reproduced 10y most popu-
larizers or historians Of astronomy.
both IN Europe and Americ1. notably
hv Bahinet. GuiIlsmin. Hoefes Draper
and Flammarion. always without any
Indication Of h source. as may easily
DE verified.
Il may be noted. nevertheless that
serious popular writer's who have
treated recently Of HALEY comet, no
ably Professor II. II. Turner Of OK
fora and George L. Cham
bers Gn his hook The story OF thf
Comets) take good care not 70 men
ton the communication Of Pope
Canxtas III In France they are not
nultc so circuus3ect Translator
fraui PARIS Cosmos m11- tor the LII
icrsrf j. sest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-15
Ap,nNIsrnATIoN MEAslnIs.

Late reports frgn washington teA
un tAsf &r. Tam Is taxing 3 very
slTe inteyesf II the ssafas % shosf
bflis nom bssons aniea af
commonly knosn s. sine adminar
tign measures EepreDe nta,iee Town
ssssd haa in charge tha hil 80 mak-
Ing amendments % the Interstate
commerce acf. ana belng called 90
the white House feN 1ags ago. y
long conference 81 regard - ths
standing and prospects Or This tlii
enased. naVsn& reference especially ~
sne progress ihst fhe measures he
mad Is tfe committee en- lnteretafe
and foreign commerce.
j. Js mia That ~ ToWnsend IN
formed the president On fhis oceasiVa
inst ii mak she intention ef the sm-
nslftse - grant heaFines q yafiepR
Interests affected ~ fhe buI ana tsai
Il would net ne posslbie ~ report q
10 the house Ia ieks than two aeeks.
ana probably rot under three weehs
Current r0mor says ihe railway in.
seresfs having learned That q q the
intsr.tsea ~ ihe administrative g. ptf
the bin through without regard AZ
protests. have esneiadca 70 iet tho
gaeaHvF4 become 4 lar nlfhoaf tne
usual aaht against a. They hatp
sounded congress- q e. said. ana have
learned enough % sauEfs ineui-
selves tnat tne republican pariy ir
both houses = soiialy behind fne
president IL hEH demands. and rnat .
eight rs them aRainaf gise bIl would
be very likely ~ lead - more faal-
eal legislation than that which M pros
pcsea bg she bili rs Il NOW stands.
hence. unless they change thris plans
within the next fe# lis aas.
allop Is 90 go through without seq.
ing anything aDoat Il. There q some
question 50 the minds ~ members "a
tho committee ~ "a whether or noi
ieetrir rsiifeads should - ineiadea
IN the operations ~ tbe lsw. and Afr
Towns nd ~ reported - having said
that these roads eil have 70 BE- dealt
~ith Fooner or iefef. ar.d IL might ~
just ~ Weil q begin nlth them nov
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srsNo-off.

Judge G a. Rittardson Maypr ~
fsosne8. Is Thoroughly convinced that
She Morning 5oarnai b. in error - -
ahst Should ~ into tae constitution
~ tase msats X Ns-w Mexico. ANA tts
Morning Jaefuai g. last a. thoroughly
convinced r3af gadge q q Richard
con. Magor II Roswell 81 eauailg ln
error in regard to nat ahosld 70
Info tie constitution ~ TIE State of
MeM Mexico
9hat makes i a stand-oH. the one
n~egfrahzaT the other and therefore
ln tne matter ~ framing q conRtitu-
lion for the state " New Mexico the
people Hih have % grope along with
nut the valuable advice Of either q
IA.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-15
What To Do For a
Cough

Here 81 O. homemade remedy
taat 0sefcsnes au obstinate
cough quicker than any costly
medicine gau could buy. Any
woman ctn easily make it Ia
fYs minutes
formulated sugar syrup iSM on
pln.e 2E OF
Put the plnex in "a clean pint
bottle and fIl nap with the
syrup. made as follows Take
"a pint 10 Graduated Sugar. add
pint ~ uarm water and stir
far about z minutes Take n
teasDoonfui every one. tso or
thre hours i tastes pleasant
children ukc g.
This simple medicine s. also
splendid fof colds. whooping
cough. bronchitis. incipi,ut con-
sumption. chest pains. etc
pinex 81 you probably know.
s. fhe mart potent form Of NOT
uas white Pine Compound u
IS rf.h in an Tie wei known
pine elements Zone 81 the
weaker pine rre parafiCns CONF
pare Wllh tHc rfai Finex Itself.
Your druggist has ID. or will
gladly elt 81 Tor SON.
Tho flil pint of this effective
cough syrup can De made for
81 cents De- keeps perfectly,
aud lasts a whole family o long
tine
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-15

GEp Is sin epleeui - Nen YORK
cfg n3 " bringing ST. IS train an
lnert aael deta rate ~ Nnls 81 ns-
ar nfe ln stems ~elfeeoiec
~ rsrea'e troubles o. the heart res-
pirarors organs ar Kidneys EseFa aas-
fr.at q 500 eitg xttias - quota q
victims
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-15

E~e 1T tat eamMon sTinki1S cup
KS ra4artaa TRAINS in raiiro1d stations
in tha ruhi $50 private Schools q
Wisconsin. s prohibited ~ rule ~
fas nste f.eara of health. which Up
on ofnal Hlkhcaua1 viii hare 81
ths force of = r The ruIe waii "
r-BrsGifes sa the attnrnev general for
approval before being us9d u TIE
Official staia pepper
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-15

I.as,ss seft aa5 Ebe Frequently visited
ga She w nlte He1a
while ~ tate has eeeu mentioned
Fey fst nttl'rg IL w4i mot take
rs4ce tefare rhs return in june Il
coiossl Eosa,tt from bis shoofins
frD "a Afriea
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-15
Out of
Business

Some rare bargains in the
house furnishing line. Every
thing must sell within the next
ten days regardless of cost.
Beautiful Souvenir Plates at half
price: large show case, Iron
Safe, National Cash Register,
Delivery Horse, Wagon and
Harness. Store open evenings.
Ed. lie Breton Furniture Co.
115 w. Gold Avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-10
Her Week EndsNTisit

Mr. Rockwell, bushless fr;end
of father'e. dined with US a faw
weeks ago and and toll ms ahos,t the
beautiful new home he has just built
In Milwaukee, know ~ his de-
scription that it must be un.s aJs lily
artistic and, as hope to indlce
father to build soon, | was especially
Interested, | am rather ma King a
study Of architecture jast nov. TO
prepare myself for Intelligent super
vision Of the work. should succeed
in prrsuaiin father to build hand
some, modern homo.
What very practical young lady
you are." said MIR. Rockwell, after
he had answered some of my quest
ions about the heating and plumbing.
Il should like very mach to show
you our place."
II should love to see it," | replied,
enthusiastically.
So ives not surprised few days
ago to receive n cordial invitation
from Mrs. Rockwell, whom | had
never met, to pass the week end In
Milwaukee.
Arthur knight took me to the
station Friday In his automobile.
This is the one delightful way to
annihilate space remarked as we
whi22ed down the boulevard, Il wish
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-10
IF
OUR CHIEF JUSTICES


There have been eight chief JUS,
justices of tht United States supreme
court. John Jay. Washington's first
appointee, held the Office for two
years and resigned. He declined a
second appointment by John Adams
John Rutledge failed o. confirmation
by the senate. William Cushing, Of
Massachusetts. to whom Washington
offered the place, declined to accept
promot on from an associate Judge
saip, Oliver Ellsworth held the place
four years aud resigned
John Marshall, whom John Adams
appointed In 1901, filled the office IN
I'll his death in 1885. He was the first
to serve so long.
Rodeer Brooke .Tan?y wnom FIRES
ident Jackson appointed March Is
1896. served until Ms leatH in 1861
He is remembered for the Dra1
Scott dec sion and other questions
coming before the court affecting thu
slavery question.
Lincoln appointed salmon Portlan.
Chase. Of Ohm, to succeed TaneY
and he lived only nine years, dying y
1873.
President Grant appointed. first
George Fl. Williams. Of Oregon, and
Caleb Cushing, sof massachusetts, tt
/ succeed Chase. and both we're reject
al by the senate. He then appoi 1t q
Morrison Waite, of Ohio. who serve
foHrteesl#Eeara
The greatest Of the chief iustice
was John Marshall, Of Virginia HI
decisions did mucn to shape the des
tiny Of the nation. Every Justice wa
a man Of far more than ordinary iu
dicial attainmerts The late Chie
Justice Fuller will rank as one Of tn
best of the line.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-10

prize fight may he properly regarded
as "disorderly' performance and
to the extent that the picture Of Il
prize fight is likely to create or pro-
mote disorderly spirit ia a com,
1t is Objectionable. There Is
no reason to believe at present that
the presentation of the Jeffrics--John-
son pictures in Cairo would not cause
disorder, hut IAN ounce Of prevention
is better than a pound of cure
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-10
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS,

The board Of trustees consisting
lof the postmaster general. the attor
lney general and secretary OF the
treasury held their first meeting Fri
day for the purpose of putting the
postal savings bank law into opera,
ton at the earliest possible moment.
/ 1t will take some time to work out
the details, but we are assured that II
will not be long before the conntry
| is given chance "a judge Of the
merits of tho cat to which both par
ties were pledged, and which the Re
publicans wrote into law.
There was some oppositein an the
part of the bankers to- the passage
of the bill but they took no very lie,
cided stand ia the matter after the
president significd his intention OF
insisting upon its passage
The theory upon which the postal
savings bank system has been found,
cd is that great many poor people
have boarded funds whic they been
unwilling for various reasons to de-
post in ordinary savings or other
banks, and which, it was believed.
banks with government backing
would draw out and enable depositors
to receive Interest for the same.
This theory Is borne out In part
by reason OF the fact that many per-
sons. chiefly foreigners, buy money
orders payable to themselves and not
only lose the interest ON their money,
but pay small SUM for the priv
ilsge of being absolutely certain chat
small savings cannot be LOST
During the debate on the bill the
opinion was expressed that at least
800, 100000 OF unbanked funds would
be drawn from their hiding places
and find its way into circulation.
OF the moneys received by postal
savings banks, IS per cent Is to be de-
posted in national and state banks
in the vicinity, per cent is to be held
In the United States treasury as re-
serve "a guarantee of the integrity
OF the depcsits) and 50 per cent may
at any time be Invested in govern.
ment securities.
The hanA which receive the G5 per
cent ofspostal bank deposits wffttias
hysper ..aeat interestsfor use Of the
same and secure the SUNS ID a aposts
ed BY public bguds Backed ~ ta1ifig
power |4
Deposits ma$s be received from slfil-
dren Of 10 or older. and others in
sums as small as 81 and not to ex-
eeed at any time $500 to the total
credit of one person.
1t lis the belief Of the administra.
tion and the authors Of the postal saw
ngs bank bill that the system will
work just as satisfactorily in this
country as in Europe, and there
seems to be good reason for such be-
lief.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-10
Elsewhere appears 0 commun

Elsewhere appears o commune a.
tion frem the Butcher Packing Co.
one of Cairo's important manufactur-
ing firms. setting forth perhaps one
of the strongest arguments that can
be made in favor Of good streets and
roads The statement shows that
this firm paid out SLIGO for street
improvements and that In one year
II saved, on account OF the street I'm.
moyemsnts generally. st,7sa, in the
cost Of teams and hauling It's a re-
markafle showing, but. more than
likely, II can be duplicated by all
other firms that do much hauling ir
Cairo The property owners who dt
not use the streets themselves
rare benefited Id the way OF bette
service from those who do use them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-10
This Buiistin n on sale at the sol
bowling places: ~
Il. Cotemsn's, 7cz Commercial Avenue
Halliday House NeWs stand.
4 6lue Front Restaurant.

The Search and seizure" law oil
Ohio under which the anti.saloon
league Of the state has inaugurated
IA system of raids. Is not of that CLASS
rot laws which 10 not sit Well upon
as d rule Ii perm Is the
Invasion Of the home upon a preteSt
that ~ not serious enousn to justify
Nm offensive infraction Of those rights
spf citizenship which were contendet
for in the Declaration of Independ
ence and guaranteed BY the eonst tn
ton
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-10

were going to see the sights In
Milwaukee In Il motor car, but Mr..
Rockwell says he has expended SO
much on his new Dwelling that he
must wait another year before he
sets up a garage suppose my
outings will be In the street cars"
sighed at the prospect.
| found that Mrs. Rockwell was
. - painfully domestic person, with
scarcely an idea beyond her home
and her famiB.
Wen go TO church this morning"
Mrs, Rockwell said at Sunday break.
fast. Il have invited the minister
and, two or three other friends that
| wish to have you meet to come
home with us to dinner"
"0h, I'm 80 sorry, dear Mrs Rock.
well" said. II can't go to church
and fear / shall not be here for
dinner. | have an engagement with
friend from Chicago who is coming
| to take me for an automobile ride
around your beautiful city and to
dine at hotel" -., T.
II thought of course you would
desire to attend church." said Mrs.
| Rockwell. severely, "ani /. /. asked
some of my incest friends to meet
you at dinner
''Oh. the loss Ia all mine" I said,
as pleasantly MS | could. II regret
exceedingly that | cant make the
acquaintance OF your friends. but OF
| course it's quite Impossible to break
my engagement.
Then | excused myself and fed 20
| my room to dress, for knew Arthur
would appear bright and earA.
was naturally somewhat perturbed
as | couldn't help feeling hurt and
uncomfortable at the disapproval &C
plainly shown by my hostess.
dressed in nervous hastesanl left my
room in such an luntidy'state that
/ locked the door and SLIPPED the key
In the pocket OF my coat 50 that nj
one could come in and see the dis.
order.
The family were Just starting FOL
church when Arthur came for me
and | climbed intolhe nice little run.
about that he bad hired fanciec
that the Rockwell boy aud girl wat
ched me longingly.
| When after y most delightful day
Arthur left me at the Rock we'll hous,
late In the afternoon / was greeted
with this news from the young da,i
ehter OF the family ''Mamnn's sicl
In bei.an papa's awful mad He
gone to walk It off. The water jus
4 spotted she hall and drawing room.
4 What. water ?''tI asked. 'F
why. the water from your room
\ You- left 1t running in your BASH
and while we were at church 1t food
ed 4the whole downstairs pretty near
Papa had to break open the doc
you locked. He smashed the wninn
, papeI and he gays it'll take thre,
months to set another from thu
south
AMI there's got to he new cell
ings Glc O." chiued her snail bro
] tier, aaj@ mamma feels 20 bad t
| makes ar head ache awful
! tttorieht the kiEdest thing / cnul
do Was to leave lame lin -ely, fo
Mrs t.oeE well evidently was to Il
10 entoy enterte ming a .gaest.
wrote her my alis'is, expl ssing III
hope hat she wot. s9on be 1tit
well a%&in, and left goo Inv 10
%r. Enc Well 'rscn ! hal ra
ordersa aud cnusAt the ~ ne rra
that Afthur hed YEA me tie intcn 9
to take, AZ ars s1s"f' ! MI! n
perfnt!y elease - see ME an v
h.a ,ery eniofan,c fr.p..ta-
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-10
peurees Of Quarrel. :
BY Weston

will name you the degrees The
FIRST, the retort courteous; the second.
the quip modest: the third. the reply
churlish: the fourth. the reproof va
liant; the fifth, the countercheck
quarrelsome, the sixth, the lie with
circumstance: the seventh, the lie d.
rect; all these you may avoid but the
lie direct, and you may avoid that,
too. with an Shakespeare, AS You
Like It."
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-10
MAYER Parsons is quoted as sayIr

Mayer Parsons IS quoted as SAVING
he will "let the chief of police de-
eide whether or not the Jeffries-John
son fight pictures shall be shown in
the Cairo theatres That official is
the city's picture show censor under
the ordinance regulating such shows,
and it will devolve upon him to say
whether or not the pictures in ques-
ton violate the ordinance under
which he holds authority The ohli-
nance prohibits the exhibition Of
Immoral or indecent pictures,a and
hitherto prize fight pictures have not
been nut in this class. Strictly
speaking, prize fight is not i'm
moral" Or Indecent" in the sense ii
which these terms are generally used
and picture portraying a. prize fgt'
may not be ais demoralizing as arc
/ many pictures of marital intellect!
and infdelity, or of crimes all thu
way from petty larceny to murder
which are too generally permitted /,
Ne presented ID the theatres But. /
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-10
Coy.

The following advertisement re-
Gently appeared. Being aware that
IT is indicate TO advertise for a
husband | refrain from doing so; but
II any gentleman should be inclined
20 advertise for wife will answer
the advertisement without delay. |
aln young. am domesticated and con-
e'dered iadyltke Apply" etc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-10

Word comes that In her modest
little home at RiserAale-on-tt1e-iE ud-
son a woman lies stricken with grief
and dying, because mortgage upon
her nome, that represents the toll Of
her lifetime, Is about to be foreclos
ell. The woman is Clara Morris only
an actress. She is only. att. actress
bnf she has had tts magie powsr TO
make people. feel. to mellow their
hearts, TO open their minds and to
illumin@tKaiT souls. she has reflect
Ell Hood of sunshine into life but
Is Eefself dying in dense shadow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-10

In 1871 Edward Lear was staying
with the governor of Bombay at
Mahabaleshwar. the Hill station of the
Bombay presidency. / was there ard
fcok walk with him ono day. tod
hin they were called "iambni' trees
IN India He Immediately produced
MS sketch book and In his inimitable
style drew bull looking into jam
rot He said 1t would help him to
remember the name. Spectator.