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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-25
Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge.

bankruptS retitlon TOT UisChaTSe'
In the matter Of
MELLEN l.. COOPER, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt
To the HON. CLARENCE HALE, Judge OF the Dis
trict Court Of the United States for the District
of Maine:
lIELLEN l.. COOPER. formerly Of Buckneld,
Ill now of Paris, in the County Of Oxford,
and State of Maine, In said District, respect.
last past. he was duly adjudged bankrupt under
the Acts OF Congress relating to Bankruptcy;
that he has duly surrendered all his property
and rights Of property, and has fully complied
the orders Of Court touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays, That he may be decreed
by the Court to have full discharge from oil
debts provable against his estate under said
Bankruptcy Acts, except such debts az are
excepted by law from such discharge.
Dated this 18th day Of March, A. ID. 1911.
MELLEN L. COOPER, Bankrupt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-25

"Captain, Is there no way In which the
ship may be saved?"
"None 1t all, sir. We are going to the
bottom; but l would not worry about
tho ship, sir, II l were you-she is fully
insured. You'd better find life-belt."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-25
For Sale n at Bargain.

for grocery, mill, creamery or light farm work
WIN haul ton C. G. MILLER, Hill ST., South
Paris. 1871
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-25

4 Acres just out beautiful village of Yarmouth,
electric light In front OF the house. Almost new
buildings, best Of spring water in the house,
handy 20 everything. A fine chance for 9 man
mills. Will exchange for larger farms, village
or city property.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-25
Farms for Sale.

Easy Terms and Low Prices.
II Acres in South Gray, near good neighbors.
good water, near church and schools. On line
new electric road. A great chance to keep hens
and raise small fruits, 10 miles TO Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-25
NOTICE.
In the District Court of the United statas for
the Districs Of Maine. In Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF
ALDEN r. MASON, Tin Bantun.cv
Of Rumford, Bankrupt.

70 the creditors Of Alden 3. Mason, In
Notice 10 hereby given that on the Ell day Of
April, a. D. 1911, the said Alden r. NSson
was duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that the drss
Of the Referee. No. 8 Market Sousre. sonth
paIis, on the 96th day OF April. A. D. lsil, e
10 O'Clock In the forenoon. q which time he
said CREDITORS may attend, prove their claims,
transact such other business . may propsrlv
come before said meeting.
South Paris, April 9, 1911.
WALTER /. GRAY.
Rn1nrnA IN BnnkrnnHnw
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
so Gle T Y

thcir gay 'Ntravagancc thrill with ma
tcrnal -Oiipitudc.
AZ nlckerlng glmpscs 81 the the
sister states pass IN review. tho sor-
did shadows nll hcr with concern 80
such shades shall dim the luster OF
the new star. Dame Soclctys mus
ings ARE sicltlcd DER with the pale
east of thouRht"--and resolution. she
VII mother her child There shall
ne Towering play grounds. open air
schools homes Tor Young women.
equity for the serving class. unrc-
lcu,ing warfare against 10 white
plague. and steady hand ON the
leading strings "f the law makers
For" she reflects. with an mans
conceit about his mighty consequence.
u 4 the woman who mdacs ct mars
man. thu laws ana III, world. a. she
wills 90
Turn " aud twist " ne YOU can
Sh' VIII san br double ,Wl. - man
man
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
Part, for Bride Elect

And still another party compliment
tary TO the ultra popular Miss Rankin
soon 10 charge name aud place Of
residence.
Mrs. Fred Pcutts home was the
flower-dcckcd scene of the happy IN
fornality Thursday afternoon TO
which were hidden sixteen of the
close friends OF the honorcr shasta
daisies and "broWn-eyed Susans' fea-
turrd IN, decorations throughout the
rooms and on Tn" cnticing lunch ta-
bic. \ brides trouble calendar was
created by the wit and sage advice
OF the company. aud presented 90 the
one approaching 'trOublous days i-
a guiding star 90 light the way out of
all matrimonial dilemna. Each guest
Inscribed No card THE time.
the place and the method of
How 10 he happy though married,
and after hearing them all read. tho
honor guest had them presented to
her In the form OF calendar, for fu-
ture reference
Hand painted place cards and dam
~ appointments featured the lunch-
con that closed the festiVity Those
present were Mrs. Learned of Law
renee. Kansas; Mrs. Herbert Rankin
OF silver City Mrs -. J. Rankin,
Misses Madonna Rankin, Janita RAN
kin, Josephine Mordy. Grace Mordy,
Beatrice Sloight. Mrs. Mordy Mrs.
Chester Goss. Mrs \. T.. Hannum,
Mrs. Lord of Denver. Miss claire Nel-
son OF f"avenwOrth, Kansas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

as vas permissible The DNIai3iuu
OF red flowers swcctouc1 ODE 1lr ui Poe
B ooms aud IN all the uppoinmea. ren
AZ the psychological MON ut Vh.I
the shower was 20 occu. tIr bride
elect was asked 10 draw rcd T'11uu
releasing red umbrella fastened
wrong side mp to the ceiling iuo rr.
suit was "a literal shower or gifts about
The head of The hUnorec Gits ui mls-
cellaneous yVues and beauty wore
found Ia thc. packascs lied with rrd
ribbons
TIE guostE gt thir dflslul tnair
were Niss CaWphoid. Mcaiumee A.
fred Frost Thomas = Kclchor d.. a.
=. sfamm \ A. Coddineiou o. S.
ROdcy Carricu Charles White Nal
ter COnuoll. Cuy Rogers Narl Au
dursOn. Misses frua Fcrp1ssur Nl
son aud Polly Wilson OF Texas. E.lsl
Yrsarri, Ray Kelly ldllim UaHul
don. Eunice Mcclellan Amelia Nofie
Dolores HunIns EsteiiC LuthN lirio
WHY, BETTY WHY Irene Saint Ethel
Saint EugDnia Kclohcr Margaret
Kcleher. Gertrude Wulber Grace Bou
rOdallo. Alino McMlllen
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

Monday II one day In the year
~ ncn the nation pauscs In its com.
uorclal ana social whirl to pay tri.
butte to the brain and Drawn that has
created In two brief centuries tic SOW
creign nation of the world
Hats on ua the men ~ oyoralls aud
the maids oi the factories pass by.
10 th,m is due al the achievement
Of which W. boast. g. them u.s. du"
pll Happiness aud share of "a"
wealth the, produce They ore sis
tvrs. ana brothers. bone OF our bone
aud flesh OF our flesh, WHO labor un.
t,asugl, that homes may BE- built
railroads operated. cloih woven, gar.
mcnts made. and washing done that
'ml,adi" mas bc clothed in lmmacu.
iJtc cleanliness and comfort,
vast army pt J0.O00.Uu0 indus.
trial workers ia the United states
vsgcd battle Tor bread the past year.
Half q millions oi these soldiers OF
peace wcrn rewarded with death OF
injury
To those who labor v.tu their
hands to- execute the great Schemes
ul the brain worker, must every
Knee bend u acknowledgement OF
Of their priceless service to mankind
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
Ianchcnn Tor Cnn,, ln.,l..,.-

\ notable tcstivitv Incident to the
visit of the eminent lutists oi IN, si-
prcmc bench was the luncheon ten
dcrcd by The Supreme court last Tues
day at tho home uf judge ira 4 Az
bolt tn" handsome rooms were ira
grant aud Jcgutifut with cut roses iu
PINK. ia, color tone of the tasteful
tahl' and parlor decorations. and
th"s" learned iurists lingering long
about th" fcstIl board laden with old
silver, roses, and e feast ht for ih,
gods,
Tho chief Justices present were.
ludg VIM Il pope of Roswell Judge
! u McFic ot SANTA -. Judg, VI -.
M'ch'm of Sucorru. judge g. r.
Wright Judge e.. J. Roberts. Judge D.
". Parker. Judge iria \ Abbott. AZ
torucy General = w CLANCY and bis
trlct Attorney -. s Klock
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
MR.. anderson l.nic,,ains.

\ rhurmIugly Informal rsiNHr
was the event Yesterday afternoon 100
the home OF Mrs Ward Anderson
when Mrr Anderson and Miss Adeu
Gloss were bostos- to tho frpuI# 60.
Miss Madonna Rankin FOO A,r uuu.r
Golden glow ldorurd a.. rpoms boo
artistic arrangement Jho mellow Oul-
or being Hccoutuatci Dos yellow H1-
bons A. the conclusion uI rteui
merry game uf nvo hundred Miss
Beatrice Slrisht received tur Nntur
trophy. q pottod firm, and urfuro thr
honor guest wac placed % ausc tissue
wrapped package urd with Cd broad
sash of yellow ribbon harmonious
With tFo color tome nt Oh. dru0nt-
ments ana holding iu is nvuuF
cover tho heart Gifts ot tl, company
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
\ IIn, OF nnAs

Ever woman loves a wedding IT,
t-uism amply proven. cN,ry where.
but perhaps intensified in this city
Even on" wedding causes 90 pr.-uup-
iial and post nuptial stir In social
circles that for many moons marks
all other cuhtomporaucous cycuts ~
''hefors' OF after the wedding of
Miss So ami So. Aud Just now su-
cicty H. trcbly interested In the mitri.
monial rites September when a sex
tcttr of social favoritcs viii be- made
Into trio.
~ 1880 o'clock On the afternoon OF
the 9th. Mis- Josephine Campbell viii
become The bird. of MIR Henson Sew.
ell The parlpr Of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Campneld VIII
he the scene of the ceremony 20 be
Is itnessed only los thc family OF the
Young couple. wh" viii board tie ar.
.irrnOou train 90 Colorado cities. NJ
ter q honeymoon season spent u var.
sous resorts OF the Ruc&ics. Mr. and
Mrs Ncwrll VIII return to this city
10 reside permanently
AZ the same hour. eight O'Clock ON
the evening % the 9Th. Miss Ma
donna Rankin viii marry Mr. Albert
Learned. aud Elizabeth Teller win be-
como the bride OF Mr.. James Glad
ding Both gentlemen tire CIyli "n-
gineers. These charming younr Wu
men have been chums since babylon
DAVIS Ia this city. and though She c,r-
cmoni"s to occur la the plr,urs #
their home separated oy more than
two thousand miles. TN" details VIII
co-lncido insofar as possible with
one IN Detroit. Mich, and one in Al
buquerque, The Al5uQur On twain VIII
leave, however, aud tho Detroit, coI-
pie viii come 20 this city 20 reside.
In both Instances the sistcrs Of tive
brides VIII be- the bridesmaid Nl
,hrcc ~ thrt, well.,nyed AiSdqurr-
cue girls hav, been the center of gu-
tee ms trimunitl ycty not soon To- hr
forgotten by eve participants. Thc at-
fairs Tor Mis-. Tclfer communicated Win
the commenc. ment f"stiyitiee p"iur 60
her j"psrtur carly In jane.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
miscellaneous shower.

miscellaneous shower" VAS the
feature of one OF the last and melriest
parties complimentary 10 Miss Jose
phine Campheld this afternoon. Mrs
Raymond Stamm WIS the author OF
this most ingenious social event and
with characteristic hospitality and
Versatility kept the com psny eon.
siantly engaged In new thought aud
games. The hostess was assisted bv
Mrs. ROY Stamm In the entertainment
Ut the company that fingered as late
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

Tho "Fyr, wa Oneriug' social
yesterday afternoon at IN, home OF
Mrs o.. Soully Vas an that could hr
Uu-.-,d, aooiaUy plcasUr1bN and o.
utu1Nly Given primarily for tng
urnyut nf On. y. " g. T. thr attrud-
anur and contributions ver, rNc,p.
Uonalt good
sharing honors WIFI Mr.. S.aID a.
n,,.tes- V,r, thc ladies cog tho iiIsn-
land Mission society. Mesdames Mos
srr. lines. Wilson MiuWs MR. rhaN-
tom gave vocal number Mrs Don
90. read and Miss Clyda Wilson aud
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
breakfast for Juri,,,

judge Ira \. Abbott was host we'd
n'sday morning to the Judges of the
supreme court IN mo city. attending
The annual session OF the Sew MsN-
leo Bar aes' citation. Tho guests were.
Attorney General q " CLANCY. Chicf
Justice pope. Mschcm. wright McFI..
Roberts. Parker. ana District Nttur-
ncy kluck.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

Th. annual meet OF the New Mex
loo Medical association 10 convene M
Las Vegas september Will draw I"
the Meadow CITY" several dozens az
the ublcst physicians IN the state.
AmonE tho medicos to leave this city
tuesday evening 10 participate n tnr
annual convention will be-. pr j. H.
Wruth. Or i " colbert br NJ Is
wilder. Or Fri-nre. In = g. cor
nish. Dr l.. a. Bteo. Dr. pe l@
Vergne. Bt W " SparE".
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

Statehood, tt.uWII and a1,IY
.r. u tho air. Among IN" nIf
,uh'1lon this Dol tor making ruy.t
1000 tf, tnrN. 1f tH. new state s,.i.f.
D.. So IHhu.- suIId. ~ the busih
m,,tuE u. roo. guild Wednesday
ruuuu pr. m.utr plans were uaf.
..u,T Tor 10 uut.t1rt.. eutorfliuu ..
.Yn o. occur uuur. tho auHp HI
.U. suIH Co. hp known as "a, "N."
-t... carnival To- this Hdru... 90
.t t.u. SOD. by invited ana '>...
. attend and me standard .i ~
.... ..H... t.I sup riur entertain
..rt ts.u,.. .V.srtonal pleasure.
".. ... rlf Airs. c. l.. Brooks 10
.H. N ru5u 60. tine executive COM
uu. .e luuul,. OFF e. treat Mr.
I'.t.... bradford ua# charge of tu"
program ... 'r. event and Mrs Fan
..I .. chairman OFT iHn r"fr. snm"ri
committee. II. HIu..1mmI''r" in-
.ud,. uH u ud.. OF u. parish
rh. Iut. B.. nuI d.uHitr.N tiled yet.
although tir pu1.H vIlI NOT nu," 60
wait long 1s ,l, ;0a.r be- almost ti
hand
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

Maintaining a general average of -
per cent during three years or Ihrl.
lour.year high school course. tcp
Young ladies OF 81 Vincent. academy
SIX OF whom were born and reared In
Albuquerque, have made r,Dord for
themselves a. the Academy which 10
is believed viii nor be surpassed hy
any other group of slud,u'- or fh's
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

Tue iuNtaposition of the curuH
toWn and The metropolis makes pos
Slide the exchange Ot social enter
tammeut " only Tor a few hours.
demonstration of the Feasibility cd
this plan occurred yesterday evening
tn, Misses Rhoda Swayne and Al.ua
-WaAue we're hostess 10 % gay pAll
of eleven young people Who arrived ou
tho q 30 train aud departed ON th"
midnight train 4 bountiiul suppcinat
OBJ, SWayue homc awaited the guest
and after fall Justice was done to the
Iaiuty menu. a revel In the orchard
fU midnight occupied the time OF the
company and oCcasiOned the wclhih t'
ring with laughter and song Al IL
o'clock the fun was diversified by me
consumption OF number OF water
melons The members OF the Bclch
Marty were Mi and Mrs. John CUE.
niles. chaperOnes: the chaperohru
were Misses Ruby owens, Elsie BACK
en- EVELYN Davidson. Resale DoddS
virginia simmons. Messrs. Carey HOP
per. Frank Scot, Henry DaNldsoh'
Rohertsun. George Hopper
Assisting the hostess IN the enter
tainment of the out Of town guest =
were Miss Helen Ward ana hossis
wilmer Roberts and simmer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

popular institution for tho education
cot ei's lar % number of years go
come with One or two exceptions,
.ho ten Young Hj,cs entered 'Ic acad.
envy heh school Departments a7ag hav.
ing worked rupr way through sine IoV
rr grades Having received q ,bor-
oW.h training u HE primary aud ga
urmCiIuJ, departments. tn, girls were
u position to pursue lnCu higher
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
I.ln, o.sonnds open.

Thruugs of little folk are already
fta,uouiing tn, public Fairgrounds
now r.udy tor enjoyment -Four
swings. frames with rings and TRAP
~. anord gymuaStic exercise Tor IN,
no,s Thrr. flying Jcnnies spec"
around laden with tots shouting th'il
gle, Two shade places aud sAnd
niles are the thoatrr 90 the stndil''
Juveniles. wuilc race courses ana dl"-
mond ar. being outlined by the stur-
uirr Youths
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
Indrn,orrr- Ia Meet

Mics uuIi Wulkmg viii %" n"st-
,ss O.. ue ,uuur people %. thc Pre-
bvur.u EnHraEur society Monday
.,uu- tt her home, 1oi N"rth
Eighth street the occasion being Woo
regular hr.t of the month meeting.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

Nr- Iu-rpa.u. campue.d NU Hr
n. Inspiration of Jhe ante uuNH1I
function MuuJn. afternoon. and tEn
Hust.ss uuI hr Nrf j r. MrlHush-
400 ThI ..os.s tnr round COL festive
|uus tor thls society upllr, ha'ul thp
ceremony hut On, bon ton -af re
already anticipating uust.uupUpl
Nrrlr. IG hrr honor Nhun she returns
from tur homes moon trip.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

\ conspiracy OF lutte gI.le. adcd
ana Allotted %, Mrs Joseph S1n'cucci
nd Lillian Sgutcucci, resulted iu %
plea amt surprise party yosirIdat ai'
ernoou when little Miss Gcuo' lev"
SautouCci vas the happ> victim S"t
ont,yn little girls in friliy irochs aud
living ribbons tOoh possession of the
San.,ucd home on ilill street aud
greeted the late home conner With
surprise and hand.tiupping whDu
She returned frou bogus crrdnd
Games. songs and e sumptuous repnsi
Ncrc 90, methods " celebrating th"
eleventh birthday OF %" surprised
hostess
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

N.Ifu orchestra 1910 pi'. ,I. tho mu.
... Go, diane, rho .r'tinme1t
Commute. consists of ~ .ssr Charles
ChtuNN.k G"t SUNNI r. h., ~. A.
Johnson If 90. ~ conner.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02

IN. Man From Home oOmpl'h''
twenty strong. viii leave Monday
morning Tor thc "Cit yof Holy Fuith"
nh,r. th,y win present tie popHlar
drama Mpnduy aud Tuesday nishis.
"Wednesday and Thursday nights th'
traup, viii appear IN the same roles
bcfor. the footllghls Of the Las Vegas
opera house. and return Friday TO Al
.tuuuVrUuv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02


Pacific coas, resorts radiantly reiuyen-
ate over the birth of the statehood
stat
white the breath Of september fans
t. witchlng bloom the roses in her
checks. she sits amidst a perfumed
heap OF new autumn gowns ana
dreams dreams. An. what dreams'
No mental Incidence or s.lf-cenicr-
cd pcssimism obscures the vision now.
tn, lnngour and cgotism dominant In
the spring have been washed out In
the tide of the sea and cosmopolitan
humanity where even great per-
sonaIity u dissolved like a ra'n drop.
she sees. OF seems 10 see thu society
OF the future state pass IN spangled
psgaentry before her fancy The
forms OF the Eiik-roOed ladies are
fac.similcs of the Grccian type that
has been inmOriallzed In scripture
and canvas They are cursetle's'
rougcicss. hatpinloss. sandlcd with
roltiioure worn Madonna wise. Dame
society sees the governors, Legislators
jufists OF the state or confidential
confabs with these somi- goddesscs,
who are draped in the choicest fab.
RIGS HNlNhlH &NA AaH NNIENot III III
turo fingers long as she notes the APP
peal on the faces OF the law makers
AID law executors. and the fcrvent
admonitions OF the fair ones. A sub
tie beauty like the halo OF the Ma
donna steals over the features of the
dame as thought sends the surgine
red tide Ia heart and cheek.
This new state Is her own child,
with her hearts blood she has nuiur-
ed and endowed II with the virllity
which caused II TO spring into being
Her lustroua eyes beam with joy OF
maternaiism as she mediiates In her
responsibility Tor the state S existence
and responsibility Tor the culture and
education that shall exst II above the
standard OF lie sisters.
The bencvolence OF social ex-
change" feting and being feted,
dressing In diyinely beautiful garb
and oounseling the lawmakers shat
not monopolize the time of Dame So
oiSty aud her eovo,ees. who with all
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
vIIp WAGES OF TuII.

~ ltudYard kipluF
rWo hav, Ted you ali tor q thousand
years.
And you hall ~ Nili united.
Though there's never q dollar "t
your wealth
Iiut marNs a.. workers dad.
", have Yielded our best to give you
rest.
Ana YOU llo on crimson WOOL,
ror II blood bo the price OF an your
wealth.
Good God v' hn paid 1t Ice fun.
ThciFg n,,cf mime blown skyward
now
MT we've buried alive tor you.
There's never q Vrcck drifts shore
ward now
Uut WIRE its CHASTITY ,trN
80 r,ctou uur dead hy ia" forscs red,
Nud tie factories where We sviu,
o. blood be tho price Of your Lawful
wealth
Good God. va ha' paid 1t la full
starr. stare 'ycryWh'rc. Not a
PARTY but aiit,,rs Nth tie ncw stat"
star The tables. the wallis, the plac"
cards. the conversation sparkic with
IN. newborn star.
The week Just gone has been mark
eel 10y the return at immigrants ana
up, ninE uf homes To th. stated vaca.
,atlonlsts. the state assembly of attor.
ncyf. that accustomed AT unwOnt"d
uuthurst oi Faye,y 10 the frting ahd
frasiing of hrides-ciect. and a menu
Srablc lolllhcatiUp ~ twelve bachelor
friends At the home OF near benc-
dict who ~ 10 brave thu unknown ON
tho matrimonial sess next Wednesday.
white rreAnup,iel frullcs trsn-pir"
daily. TIE preparation cor the we'd
alnFa IA Ga tho alr. M0distcs, taiiors.
flutis,A. Jewellers, are all busy hand.
Ing uui their wares ,o drck tn" bridal
parties. quests. ana ceremonial places.
September II to be- dedicated 81
marriage. pretcntouS. quiet simple.
solemn List 20 the echoes tn your
own heart a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-02
Low PASSES ny

tFrrm mo SpdniNh.l
''fhc pure invisible atoms Of tn, tir
Paip!,ste, break into warmth and
glory:
The heavens descend In rays of hght.
Earth tFemblcs with silent. unspoah.
able bliss.
4 lang OF delight. too d,ar.
Strange shocks and tumults ~ har.
mOny
swell On tho winds. aud fan and die
In broken music seem 20 hear
Confused. kalf told. an exquisite
story.
\ murmur of kisses aud rustling OF
wings
Nh ryeljds CLOSE. What can n bee
Tits marvellous presence so far. NJ
near.
This unseen vision ! dare not see
l.ovo passes by
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-08
FOR GIRLS

New Fall Shoes, Dresses, Coats, Furs,
Hats, Underwear, Hose, Waists, Skirts
and hundreds Of other little things ready
to-wear, that the girl may buy and win
this beautiful flag for her school.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-08

testimony of his brother omcers in
proof Of his assertions. Other testi-
mony began to come in from Michi-
gan and the west until all became
convinced Of the existence Of q verit-
able plant compass on the prairies.
When the existence of the compass
plant was fully established, men be-
gan to speculate upon the reasons
why the leaves should stand perpen-
dicularly with their faces to the east
and the west and their edges to the
north and south. The army officer
first mentioned thought that the
leaves contained enough iron to rem
der them magnetic, but q chemical n
alysis disproved this supposition. He
then advanced the theory that the
great amount Of rosin that the leaves
contained rendered them susceptible
to the electric currents that appeared
to pass longitudinally over the earth.
As rosin ia not q conductor Of cleo.
tricity, this theory was untenable.
The famous botanist, Asa Gray. Of
Cambridge, finally suggested the true
explanation. It is this: That both
sides Of the leaf are similarly con-
structed and both equally sensitive
to light: both sides would therefore
make an equal struggle for sunlight.