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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14
EGGS SELL FOR
"a CENTS IN PHILA.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. fa-EsEs
sold generally through out this city to-
uHF fHr 20 cents dozen al "a result OF
fIr cIu=u l- iuaIEuratri on last rs educs-
U.g morning IU addition Co the 1000
eases containing 100000 eggs sold un-
tlr t.e directions ~ the Iiuusekcepers'
ItIeue. retail deulera sold from their
own stock az TIE same price. In some
Instances an even cheaper rate was
CHARGED. ono dealer advertising "Slff-
IaEtfte f-ea-Z3 cents "a dozen" While
many uf fIo eggs cold hy she dealers
W.fr o. as good quality 80 those sold
.. f'r League. cases ere reported ~
retailers selling inferior eggs Tor tie
double purpose. 10 was said. uf dlsrred.f -
.rc the movement and getting ria ~
fIffr wort Jess stock
Tile members OF the ffoueekccpcrs'
L.Hels have disposed OF 100000 -EEs
..U.s fHs sHmTHleu to reduce the nign
cost OF living BEGAN hero sixty stations
now ore lu operation. This number will
rlf .a Increased Tomorrow. uut the
.f'..r-F of tHe LEAGUE Will .nvrafirafe
r.. application of those desiring fI Ilu-
... f.r r.Es and rNurrt o. open on Mon
..E HIfH 800 stations .u various Fertinra
.f f'a rIfr Mr- Julian Heath. ~ Sew
NHrE. president ~ OH" lfpuaewlvss Lea
quo Uf f.nf city. visited Mrs uerr. the
..fI ~ fNf ...II urrtr. lHf .nn. to-day.
SITS 1faFf. declared that che proposed
fH IrtlsIfafe similar campaign lu
Sew hurH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14
WOMAN'S FATE
WITH THE JURY
Arguments in Case Of Mrs. frost
Charged With Numbering Her
Husband Made Last Night.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. I3.-The
fate Of Mrs. Fricda Hartman frost
accused 81 murdcrin; her husband by
poison week after thei- marriage.
Will Doe placed IN the hands OF the
jury tomorrow. when Judge Aulen-
reid will deliver his charge. when
Assisting District Attorney Joseph T..
Rogers and Counsel for IN. defendant
had concluded their final speeches u
was almost midnight and court was
adjourned until tomorrow. In the
closing speeches the prisoner wus
denounced uy the assistant district
attorney as cruel. malignant. cold
h!OOdcd ana without emotion" lie
declared that the chain Of circum-
stantial evidence produced showed
conclus.vely that shc had married
frost merely To Eet his money ana
pointed to her intimacy with her bar
tender as proof that she had no love
for her husband. Harold Better.
ana T. ~. Abbott. rrprese nfiYg the
de.erse commended that the common
wealth had failed TO prove It's ease
and said that the evidence showed
that ~ Tro-t died Of poison % was
taken by him 10 commit suicide.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14
JOE G0LDSTEIN, OWNER OF THE
STEUBENVILLE CLUB IN THE CITY
NEW MANAGER OF THE INTER
STATE LEAGUE VISITS CITY.
Guest Of e. v. Robinson. the Local
Owner-Thinks League ls In
Fine Shape.

Joseph Goldstein. owner OF the
Steubenville Interstate League club,
was in the city yesterday. the guest
Of the local owner. T.. v. Robinson.
A conference OF the two maguates WI.
held. which resulted I'm taking up all
the details OF the new league In pTepa-
RATION for the organization mecting.
which will be held In Cleveland. o.,
Dec. II.
The Stubs" boss Is wellknown here
in sporting circles Besides being IN
terested in baseball. ne has also been
connected with the bowling game. Late
yesterday evening he held short Goa
ference with William J. Ennis. lorme %
national committeeman OF the Amer
lean Bowling Congress-. Although
nothing was given out relative 90 what
the parties had to say, nevertheless u
Is believed 20 relate 10 Mr.. Ennis In
terests regarding matters before the
congress.
The Interstate League will be the
best minor league In class b ball next
season" said Goldstein Under the
plans We have already adopted Il looSs
as though the circuit will be compact
and that enough capital Is invested 20
secure good baseball II will be re-
mcmbered that when the Interstate
League was In existence several years
ago II WAS a financial success 90 well
as success IN every other department
and We believe that with the same
name the new league will be just as
good. n not better. The Steubenyille
club has several good ball players on
its reserve list and Ne will have others
signed 30 an pthc gaps where good
ball players are needed. The league
meeting AZ Cleveland Will perfect our
organization and then We can start 70
work Immediately on next years
plans"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14
DAY NURSERY
Envelopes Distributed That Public
May Contribute for children's
Christmas.

Following the usual custom the
Board Of Managers of tho Day Nur-
sery are sending ou' Christmas en-
velopes. asking FOR contributions 90
one dollar or more. for the support
81 this splendid Charity. Aside from
Donation DAY and their regular
pledged subscriptions. this is the on
ly appeal made 90 the public during
The year. Zach month there are
between $50 and 500 children cared
FOR in the home. aside from the larre
number in tho kinGsrEardcn. Tho
Cooking classes. composed o. r0uue
Girls from tho stores and fartorice.
have become so large. % has been
necessary 90 build ar additional Bic.
chen. There nrc now three classes
n week. numbering fifteen rIrIf
each. who are bcinr TAUGHT 90 cook
and keep house. To o. large extern
the Nursery Eel supported Dos 9TH.
X ines Unrrhf. ra- Hrf whom too
years ago. a larger home was secured
to meet tHe growing needs or fHe fn.
stitufion. uo money was asked from
the people ~ Wheeling. trf their
generous Response ln former years fl
the appeal ~ The Christmas envelope
tceu0e7 Oh The love and sympathy
foit f1r The Uffi8 ones. rarfI.ufHff.
nt the Christmas season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14
M'CARTY FAYORlIE
In HIS NEXT BOUT
Paizer Will Likely Pc en- shert
End et-wsserins at
10 90 8.

Los ANGELES. Ca. Dec. lat Is
likely that Luther McCa5ty viii be a
10 10 favorite over Al Palzer when
the pair get together al vernon on
Jan /. &eCarty. BY his win over
Flynn. has won the favor OF the fans
here Palzer id his Grst light train.
Ing a. Doyle's camp yesterday FOR his
coast debut New Yea. Day against
Luther McCarty.
Frank NeNhOuse. former baseball
umpire. prize fighter and = acted con
ditiOner OF athletes. WEO lbs been
selected b. Manager Tom OBourke 10
train big Al New house. vas ia charge
CT the camp today. his lone assistant
being Al McClushey. Three or four
husky spa-rla partners will be added
10 the camp in about week
Paizer began work here with 4 run
on the road IN the morninr During
the afternoon Ia went through some
lossening up stunts in the gym. II II
planned 10 keep Palzer ~ this sort o.
work for the next week or ten DAYS.
lie will then be IN shape for the siren
uous two weeks OF training To follow.
Trainer Newhoufe stated today that
Palzer will need considerable hard
work TO take Of his superfluous flesh
and get himself into proper condition
for a grueliing battle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14
CASH REGISTER
Larger r7urn Der CT witnesses Testify al
tho Slit OF the Cash Regis
ter Company.

CrNTTNNATf. Dec. fg-In rpl.f %
number OF wifreHsrH to-day TrOvcd tIr
banner GlN thus FAR a. f'r fr.I ~
President Jtin 3D. Peterson and 60 other
officials Or former officials Uf tie Sac
tiuuai Cash Register rowuar CHARGED
by the government with violating the
criminal section 81 tne Sherman anti
trust ACT
A. D. Edwards or Spokane Wash .nr-
ton. Owner nf "a Wholesale store fIRflr.
concern who proved Geo ue Cue eo.,rn-
menfH prin. .raI witness. fft'iU.I tt4t
IF pure. Ieai number 90 NII.nI.Hr cash
reriSirrH fI cell urI that shortly after
wutd M. 90 Irllff. NHtunH. sales Igsnt
fyr tHtt territory. called IlHr bonn anI
tri'i f' .uia'r ..u - e'"l selling amy
me- .ne other than NafiHrIle
ttwhriH stated uat fra.ff sllI ha
Yves tlH good u man Poo .tIuI fnH
Dumping f.Hf rs.rHafHI.r H".If come
d. way m ne continued r1 .....f fHe
national IIftrU- furfN.f aa.I f.af Hf-
fUr lIHIff sfH f.tr. u." rI .FH.lr flr
bum fH THROW QUO Nicholson ma.f .rss la
ttrrIf.rr' fl .Irr Ils uHuufa .fIrtIs of
alec uIf.IrHu on. .rfu.l ff.m I.|-
" sraH arI alar Threatened fH |...rf.I.f
NIm Nf N..HE quito brought arHInsf
tIm. FINALLY. according fH fna winners
ff ".. .r nj n.Hfr.s I.af ..uu-
fH. fl".. nr frHa f.Hf Tr.Ift
..i ..I .... f....I QUO .I Goo ....H...
Dol ..a. f..I f.f ..sI f. IH.f r.'In r-l.
.''rss poe H.rr rUf mad. OBJ tIe SI-
t..aI O.mfHr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14
KRAMER MORAN ARE
LEADING In RACE
MOST SPECTACULAR BICYCLE
RACE SINCE INAUGURATED.
Riders Are % Miles Behind the Rec
ord-Ryan Has His Collar
Bone Broken.

NEW YORK. Dec. l3-The six-day
bicycle riders at Madison Square Gar
den. alter a day OF ow jogging. de-
voted l. minutes tonight TO sprints
and spills. leaving only eight of the
"a teams with clean scores at
O'Clock. the ll1th hour. Old-timers
20 the Garden said the racing was the
most spectacular since six-day cycling
was inaugurated there twenty years
ago.
The spill Was suffered by Egg. who
escaped unhurt. and Ryan. whose col
lar bone was broken at the Twenty
seventh street bank. lie was re-
moved TO ioin Mag n. who was taken
20 a hospital after receiving a like in
Jury TUESDAY. Ryan lives in Newark,
y. J.
Collins was fined S25. the referee
declaring he stalled keeping other
riders back while the Grenda-Pye and
kyan-ThOu teams were gaining a
lap. The gain OF these teams was
not allowed.
At o'clock eight teams had Gov
cred 2.24l miles laps. which is %
miles 6 laps behind the record. Kra-
wer- Moran. Grenda-Pye. PerchicOt-
laaNrf AAhfAN If.A AA.4AlH Y al ~
Hll, Bedell Mittcn and Drobach-Col
Inns were the eight teams leading
The Northumberland Walker.
Wells and Ryan Thomas combinations
We're a lap behind; BrCcco-Bcrthet
three. and Suter brothers seven laps
behind. and Carmen-I.oftes eleven
APPS. or more than one mile.
At midnight the eight leading teams
had travelled 2.299 miles 6 laps: Wal.
fhour-Camcron and Walker-Wells
22*9 miles laps; Brecco-Berthet
22g9 miles laps: Suter brothers,
2.2gS miles . laps. Carman-Loftes,
2.2sS miles laps. The leaders were
twenty-five miles behind the record.
II Was announced shortly after mid
night that Walthour was about 10 re-
tire from the race because OF lame
ness. and that at 100 o'clock. his
partner. Cameron. and Thomas, the
latter left partnerless by the acciden.
10 Ryan. would team up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14
COLLABORATION
Earl 5ovies Fined $50 end Costs by
Squire Voitle-Cefsndant Was
Married Man.

Earl Bowlcs was fined $50 and costs
on the charge of rehabilitation by
Squire Noitle yesterday evening lie
was arrested yesterday bv TrulUt
Officer sheldon on the charge Of EV-
ing with "a Wheeling rirl in q room
ing house near the city building Th'
girl Was taken IN charge by officer
Joseph and placed 600 the Florence
Crittenden home. who're she will Doe
kept until some action h. taken 90
her case. Bowl,s - . married man
and has several did ron living IN
the out-the-pil, 5ist act.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14
BASKETBALL GAMES
BRIDGEPORT Boys and Girls Clash
With Cadiz Tears-Ciris Win
While Boys Are Losers.

The girls and bows basketball
teams ~ the Bridgeport High school
f1ururyed last evening Co sliz,
whore thcv met the teams rcprcsen-
tins that High school lu one Of tho
closest and most Interesting games
ever played in Cadiz. the bridgeport
gIrf- defeated their opponents hy the
econ. OF % 90 u. The bridgeport
f0.F however. were not no suc,t fsful.
M were defeated by the score OF g.
CD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14
o. Northern Duck Pin League.
Ilternational Polo match.

NEW YORK. Dec. l3.-An interna-
uonaI polo match for the Nottingham
cup 20 be played IN this country next
summer, became assured hv action to-
Gay OF the executive committee OF the
POLO association. In accepting tho ENG
lirb challenge. recently Received Teams
repre~euting the United states and
England viii play for world champ ON
snip houors in a series Of matches on
dates Co be decided later
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14
WOODROW WILSON ENDS
VACATION FRIDAY, g

HAMILTON. bermuda. Dec IA
FRIDAY. the f3th. ls lucky day with
which to end ms vacation" said Presi-
dent elect Woodrow Wilson today IN
20 moment of leisure between packing
aud bidding flcewell 10 his acquaint-
arcfs preparatory to hl- departure for
The United States tomorrow
Mr. Wilson is scheduled 20 start
h1mcward at 1890 on the steamer
Bermudiau. which win be conveyed on
fhr Journey by the Royal mallsteamcr
Onht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14
WILL COMPROMISE
BREsNAHkN CASE

ST LOUIS. Dec t3-Attorneys rep
re-Drting Mrs Helen Britton. owner
90 fIe ST. Louis Cardinals. and Roger
1irf nahan. drrosed manager ~ the
team. are to meet within a few days
fo discuss compromise plans. 70 is
saiI Brcsnahan. iu preference 10 TAX
Inr his case 90 the civil courts. will
submit 90 a mild cut OF fhe sac 900 be
demands from Mrs Brtton as the
money due him on DIS contract which
che ahroRatcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14
QUAKE

oXNARD. Cal. Dec 1.-Two severe
earth shocks overturned desks and scat
tered books about at tho ocean View
loOl to-day. and wrecked two barns
nearby. Although tho tremors were
very marked IN tho country districts.
they we're but slightly perceptiblc "a
this vlrlnLfv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14

.r.a. taI a rs.rsri collision st nov
rrafHan u's errr.rF The rear on
rne roIrf over fre bank anf Enrl
..rr Charles sfe.trr. of urrufson.
erH billed a. rahorsa nrd severa'
..r. a.ra rrr.Erf ara fEr track a.
I.n.t.f Or ar..rsf f.ura
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14
PIRATES sell TWO PLAYERS

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Dsc. o. The
baseball club has boughf shorrod
smith. a lefthandcd pitcher. md Out
fielder Nicholson from Pittsburgh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14

Mems House Coats or s0rok ina
Jackets. s. co. McFADDEWs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14

Haa Constance Bentley ~ Frrfanf
.. n fIr tr|sI States frurr fa wear
"Hf her rrief for thr death of ost
rat
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
Man Has Power to
Rebuild His Body

Whatever your age. persistently be-
lieve that your best days lie before you.
and anticipate ever increasing wealth and
power" said 7. Harry Gage Of London.
England In his lecture Sunday after
noon at wead hall before the Omaha
New Thought Fellowship. You wan,
health. happiness and success" he con-
tinued. therefore keep these ideas con-
stantly before YOU Live In a mental
atmosphere of abundant life and sue
cess, created by your thoughts. aud
your whole personality will radlate like
conditions. Your thought will be an
irresistible magnet to attract 10 you
conditions that fulfil your ideal Shakes
ptare tells US that An the worlds a
stage and the new and practical pys-
chology demonstrates this by proving
the power Of the subeonscious mind as
a marvellous impersonator. What We
concentrate upon most becomes second
nature to US. We gradually impersonate
and finally embody strength or weak
ness. health or sickness. success or fall
ure according TO our predominant
thoughts. Although the subconscious
mind which has charge OF all the bodily
functions represents IS per cent OF our
activities II Is ever ready to respond
to the intense and steady suggestions Of
the conscious mind.
This law demonstrates that man has
power to build and rebuild his body, and
never grow DID,"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
Brick Industry is
Given a Big Boost

Omaha was well represented at the ma
tional convention OF brick men held in
Chicago last week. Among those who
went from Omaha are John L. NebIe. S.
4. Corneer, j. Fred Smith. A. C. Busk.
l.. II. orin, Ralph Z. Sunderland and n.
r. Hanson.
THE convention was in every respect
the best that has ever been held, as 1t
was the climax of the first year of a
serious nation wide movement In the IN
terest OF the brick industry" said Mr..
Sunderland, who is one Of the active men
in the national organization More than
a thousand brick men were in attendance
at the convention. which was supple
uentcd by an exposition OF clay products
az the Chicago Coliseum Of more than
Sis.op"
A great conservation movement was
started, IN which Hon. James r. Garfield
and Hon. clifford Pinchot are taking a
deep interest. involving the substitution
ct brick for frame construction. both to
conserve the lumber supply and to reduce
the annual loss from fire.
Mr.. Garfield was the principal speaker
at the grand banquet ON Friday even
Ing.
saturday noon Mr.. Taft spoke at the
Coliseum and was amazed at the progress
America has made in the manufacture
OF fine brick and other clay products.
Mr. Sunderland addressed the Building
Brick Association OF America m Thurs
day afternoon and was also on the ban.
quet program Friday evening.
]. Fred Smith OF Omaha was elected
a vice president in the National Brick
Makers association.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
PLANS LAID TO PROBE GRAFT
Grand Jury Works Informally Be
cause Of Members Absence.
JUROR BRUCE IS SICK AT HOME
Foreman Asks Names OF Newspaper
Men Who Have written or In
vestfgated Charges Against
Ex-CouneIlmAn Davis.

On account OF the Illness Of one Of
the grand Jurors. John L. Bruce, formal
deliberations were not resumed az the
stated time Monday morning. The time
was spent In formulating a course
Of procedure relative to the Omaha and
South Omaha fire and police boards. and
the Davis sraft case especially. Regard.
Ing the latter II Is understood that tbs
grand jury expects to 80 to the bottom
Of the city hall graft.
John W. Greiger. foreman Of the grand
jury. asked newspapermen for the names
of reporters who have worked on the
Davis case and names Of other men who
can throw light on the charges. They
were furnished,
We are going TO probe this case TO
the bottom. just as We viii probe all
other charges" said Foreman Geigsr.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
Divorced People
Refused Licenses

The prohibition OF remarriage OF d.
vorced persons for six months. cheated
the county out Of two marriage license
feees yesterday.
Application for a license Of Herman
Schneider and Minerva Lauchner. was re-
jected because Schneider had been d.
vorced but week. The same thing hap
pened to Hugh worthington and Cert
rude Chase Of Grlnnel, Ia. because one
Of them had been divorced but two
months.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
Trade Boosters
Plan to Invade
Parts of Iowa

A trads excursion in southwest Iowa
and southern Nebraska has been tenta-
lively agreed upon by the trade extension
committee Of the Commercial club. June
to 5 are suggested as the dates.
Whether two three-day trips. one in Iowa
ard one in Nebraska, or one six-day trip
will be made, is not decided.
An itinerary committee viii be named
soon. +. L. Hslier is chairman Of the
trade extension committee and Roy T.
Byrne vice chairman.
Southwestern Iowa has not been COW
cred by the trade boosters for ten years
or more.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
SWitchman Killed
at Council Bluffs

Walter w. Clark. 1906 Avenue A. Bur-
lington railroad switehman. was run
down and killed by a string OF freight
cars while at work near Nineteenth
avenue and Sixth street at yesterday
morning. The cars were being baci ed
down the track when Clark was struck.
One leg was completely severed The foot
was 80 firmly caught In a frog that II
could not be removed. Clark died on the
way to a hospital II Is believed he
slipped in the snow, fell forward and
caught his foot in the frog. Engineer w.
Delaney was in charge OF the engine.
Clark was 2 years old and unmarried.
He is survived by his father. Wesley
Clark. one brother and two sisters.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
HARTMAN OFFICIALS ..
MEETING AT SALT LAKE

The meeting Of Hartman railroad Of
ficials. including President Mohler and
Vice President Munroe Of this city. con-
vened In Salt Lake City Monday after
noon.
According TO the plans as outlined. the
two Omaha officials will be home about
Thursday. 1t is expected that they would
be accompanied by Messrs Loyett and
krutschnitt, chairman Of the board and
director OF maintenance and operation.
respectively. However. II now seems prob
able that the two officials nsmed will 60
TO Denver and from there to Kansas
City and across 10 Chicago.
The salt Lake City meeting Is said to
be for the purpose Of talking over what
improvements are. to be made on the
system during the coming season
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
Donation Held Up
Until Deeds Come

Councilman Joe Hummel reported TO
the council In committee of the whole
yesterday that II would be wise TO
refuse to accept the land donated TO the
Park board by Charles c. and J. l.
George until an abstract was in the haIds
OF the legal department.
These improvements are 10 be mado
within one year. The land donated Is
not within the city limits. but will ZONE
under the control of the park commits
sioners when It Is formally accepted by
the council The acceptance has been
recommended by the cark board.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
Manufacturers
Commend the u. P,

Handsomely iattered. bronze framed
resolutions passed by tine Omaha Mama
facturers' association In communication
of the Union Pacific tur letting big IRON
contracts to omaha firms were presented
Monday to George czsssII Smith.
purchasing agent Of the road. by I. 3.
Coleman and A C. Scott, acting as a
committee Of the association. The Carter
Sheet Metal works contribated the franre
and the Midland Glass and Paint Co. the
glass
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
HARDWARE MEN PLAN
BIG BAvARlAN LUNCH

The hardware, furnace and sheet metal
section OF the Omaha Builders exchange
will hold its annual frolic this evening
at s O'Clock in the exchange rooms, Bar
ker block. "Bavarian lunch" and q
rope burning" are among the features
promised. The committee in charge Is
composed OF Harry IIussie, r. l. Carter
and James B. Green. 1t
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-12
EGGS MOVE UP THREE
CENTS A DOZEN HERE

Eggs have gone up cents and the
current price Is = cents a dozen.
Saturday they were generally offered
at - and 20 cents dozen and in one
case. due to a price war between two
I.eavenworth street srocers, were quoted
at IIa cents.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-27
THE SOULS DEAR LAND.


! know the Blessed Islands somewhere
II rose-crowned spisndor on q sap
phire sea.
! know the Ass Of Gold can never
die,
And far Hesperides has fruit for me.
blue.
Her terraces and temples vine-
wreathed stand,
Dream haunting music floats the glad
hours THOUGH,
With luliing waves that lap the level
strand.
Cool groves Of asphodel where young
nymphs play,
Lush wales where Dian leads her
laughing band,
Dim paths Of Already where lovers
stray
Have never faded from the souls
dear land.
The glory OF Olympus heeds no ruth:
The fair gods live and love. and
passed
All beauty that the soul has known is
truth,
Immortal truth. more true than life
Selected.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-27
Particularly the Ladies.

Not only pleasant and refreshing to
the taste. but gently cleansing and sweet
ening to the system. Synnp Of Figs and
Elixir Of Sienna IS particularly adapted
10 ladies and children, and beneficial in
aIl cases IN which wholesome. strength
ening and effective laxative should be
used. Il Is perfectly safe Il al times and
dispels colds, headaches and the pains
caused by indigestion and constipation so
promptly and effectively that It IS the one
perfect family Laxative which gives salts
faction to all and Is recommended by
millions Of families who have used il and
who have personal knowledge Of is ex-
eellence.
Its wonderful popularity, however, has
led uDscrupuous dealers TO offer imita-
ions which act unsatisfactory. There
fore. when buying. 10 get It's beneficial
effects, always note the full name Of the
Company California Fig Syrup CO.
plainly printed on The front Of every
package of the genuine Syrup Of Figs
and Elixir Of SIENNA.
For sale by al leading druggists. Pnce
SO cents per bottle. ~