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Friday, Nov. l, 1912.
HILO - Sailed, Oct. 81, 8. S. Virgin
- ian, for San Francisco
MOJI - Sailed, Oct. %, S. S. Unkai
Maru No. 2, for Honolulu.
PORT SAN LUIS Sailed, Nov. I, S.
.. s. Santa Rita, for Honolulu.
! s. 8. SIBERIA sails for Yokohama
at ) p. m. today.
s. s. VENTURA sails for San Fran
cisco at &p.. m. today. - 81.
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PASSENGERS BOOKED.

Per. P. NJ. S. S. Siberia, for Janar
and China ports-~From Honolulu
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Adams, Mrs !
A. Butler, Miss Batter, P. Chaudoir
DIR. !. NJ. Gillespie. DR.. and Mrs. \
GrOSSman.
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Thursday, Oct. 81.

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Friday, Nov. l.
'Kona and Kau ports-Manna Loa
stmr noon.
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HalzAeiser Crcc.s Friends Again.

HaiEAeiSer CrcrtS Friends Again.
Il. HolZheiser, former freight clerk
in the Pacific Mail liner China, and
"; y afterward made several trips
2"'o s the PacifI" in ether liners in
q Mail Sp"Vice has been transferred
~ apan and will upon arrival at YO-
ANA assume his Guties in the Pa
tjliy Mail office there. HUlzheiser is
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onc,, Arg Street opp. vnon Grill
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-. H.. . Il - a - "a ,ts-aFa - e 81.
Mauna Loa for kona and kau.

Taking fair list of cabin and deck
passengers, the Inter-Island steamer
Mauna Lea was dispatched at noon
today for Kona and Kau ports. + Ex-
tensiye shipments of humber were in.
acluded in the cargo for windward Ha.
pail points taken by the steamer. .
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-11

has been prominent in musical cir
II. A. Wells of Gill is in Greeley
today.
H. c. Joy was in Eaton on busi-
ness Tuesday.
f. G.. Hager of Eaton was in
Greeley Tuesday.
Mrs. A. l.. Miller of Loveland is
in Greeley this week.
Mrs. w. NJ. Bevington of Eaton
spent today in Greeley.
B. B. Edwards came down from
Gill Tuesday on business.
W. G. Sterling of kersey was IN
Greeley today on business.
H. w. Davis of Fosston is in
Greeley this week on business.
Mrs. B. w. Lacey and Mrs. A. j..
Davis Of Eaton spent today in Gree
ley,
Miss Maths Davidson went to
Denver this morning for an indefi-
mite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Ramey of
Denver spent Tuesday in Greeley.
MIR. Ramey is an attorney and was
in Greeley on legal business.
Mrs Elmer Hess was called to
Hiawatha, Kansas, Tuesday on ac-
count of the illness of her father,
y. Salisbury, who has been i'll for
some time.
Mrs. s. ]. McAfee of Greeley with
her guest, Mrs. Amanda Todd. and
Hrs. Charles Huffsmith of Evans
were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Briggs at LaSalle to-
day,
The members Of the Presbyterian
choir met Tuesday evening. Mrs.
I W. Fuqua is the newly appointed
director of the choir and met with
them for the first time Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Ida s. Willard of Denver at
tended the funeral services of c. r.
Kemmerer Tuesday and returned 70
her home this morning. Mrs. VIII
lard has been with Mrs. kemmerer
for several days.
The second floor of the Coronado build
ing is being remodeled and number OF
the Offices enlarged. Drs. Lehman and
Knowles have taken three of the enlarged
rooms together. DR.. c. A. Ringle has
enlarged rooms for his offices.
W. NJ. Boomer was able to be
down town Tuesday and is gaining
since his recent illness. Mr.. Boom
ar returned last week from New
orleans. where he was confined to
his bed six weeks by illness.
The fire department was called 10
West Tenth street this morning but
the blaze was extinguished before
The arrival Of the company. A tray
tof hot ashes set fire to a shed at
tbe home Of D. L. Pugh but the
family succeeded in putting out the
aames with buckets Of water.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-11
Wednesday

Mrs. F. B. Northrop of LaSalle
spent Tuesday in Greeley.
D. +. Gray left Tuesday afternoon
for Ell Paso on business trip.
Rev. B. w. Bonell is spending
the week at Evergreen. Colo.
Misses Alice and Frieda Taylor
are spending few days in Denver.
Mrs. D. w. Ernst returned Iues-
day from a business trip to Briggs
dale.
Miss Velma Mushberger went to
Denver Monday for a few days
stay,
Mrs. C. E. Lester of Estes Park
is visiting at the home or j. l..
Brush this week.
w. w. Lorimer was in greeley
Tuesday on his way from brlsgs-
dale to Fort Morgan.
Mrs. NJ. f. Hanna has returned
to Denver after visit WIN her
sister, Mrs. Charles Baird.
william Lotlwick, OsteOpath' OIL
flee practice $1.W per treatment.
Hours D TO 5 O'Clock.
Mrs. d. S. Ellis and daughter'
Miss Carrie Blackwood. OF Lasalle'
were guests of Mrs. L. u. Macy lo-
day D,o- &c
visiting Mrs. W. G. Bliss ana MrS'
|C. e. Southard. The three were COZ
lege mates. p,,;cl
automobiles for the Weid No",s
Auto Company arrived touay ay-t".s
and see these cars before 'hes
all gone. :. pr;o,s-
Mrs. w. S. Freeman OF brigss,
d,le was in Greeley Tuesday anu
left in the afternoon for Ne" ioiA
| city on a business trip. MT. reg
man is in Chicago ana Will p'oo"'
" join her on the trip. . 20
Miss Olive Danielson Wen. ~,
D.nyer Monday for a few days WISH
with her mother. Nom.
Mrs w. r. Dedrick went TO Den
yer Tuesday for lie" ua!S ,irs
18th Mrs George Mccartney. Mrs'
Mccartney has often vlsileu Sh.
lev and has many friends here ns,
for years stay. ,d eon
v-;,,iam are visiting her sister. Mrs
" u Hesford. Mr.. Mckinstry Is
~. manager Of the new windsor
,marv .n and after a visit In Gree.
,a'. his wife will join him at tha'
M Mace They have been living IN
Colorado Springs.
.s for az known the largest acreage Vi
beet, this year in the northern o's'''.
iii, ne on the old Wyatt ranch. o~neo
hv r T. Wilson. where there Will oe IN
49,. Of the beets planted this spring
rh-r. was a good acreage of beet' on 'hi'
.,,, ,.st season and the crop was more
wholly satisfactory. -
Mira Lizzie Thompson is spendinE
the week in Cheyenne. :.
Mrs Mary Fitch has return a ..,,t y
Colorado Springs after ,.n,i,v WISH WV"
her son. C. A. Fitch ana ia
A R. Virgins left Tuesday a,.sa sa
nOSn nOS !, fpl pleased with the country ma,
anu snc,ds 70 locate there. MIR. Wigsin'
has spent the winter in Greeley AN>
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-11
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE. LANDS

Office of the state Board of Land
Commissioners. ,
Denver, Colo. April 6, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Arthur
Strong. whose postoffice address is
Greeley Colo, has made application
No 96I6 to lease the following de,
scribed School Lands, situate in Weio
County. Colorado to-wit:
All of Sec SO. TWP. n, r. Ga W..
No other application to lease the
above described lands will be consld-
cred after May 3. 1912. 2.
B. l.. JEFFERSON,
Register State Board Land Commls-
First publication in Greeley Tribune
April II, 1912; last publication may
. 1912
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-11
sHERIFF's FORECLOSURE SALE


v,r,5. nD,,ee of decree ] entered March 81.
is12. in the District Court for Weld sad
therein. wherein orvilIe X. Lamb and
Charles F. Lyman are piaintins. ana
Charles Birmingham. Racine-Sattley
Piow Company are defendants. to me
evidenced by certified copy rec received
by me this ,s date n, 5; j. Mfn'es Mil1 exposs ss
door dSs sSf Of the he Court House in Weld
County on, the I'd day OF May lSISi Ri.nt at
to any unpaid taxes and assessments;
all Of section q. in township III ~
north, OF waId Tanfe conntW Sn Wes. Colorado with
toe to the h hiShest and best bidder in
cash sserslI1 falIaxs in in favoT Of plain
iiens ,ies upon as 'Gh their mortgage recorded in
book Sos. page a4; in favor o. said Z!
upon it's mortgage, recorded in book
sis. page 2ss. and in favor OF Racine. e
sattley Company up upon ns ITS s"t morsfas afi 81
eresating as found in said decree at
the date thereof II. In ..psc'iYe ps19f..et totals
recover the costs and expenses Of
sSTes'esdre sSiSaSsd tosaia % OF liens and interest
thereon from date of said decree. as
against the right. title. interest and
equity of redemption Except the re-
demption allowed by statute) of the
defendant Charles Brittingham, his
assigns and successors in estate sub,
seauent to the lien of the plaintins
said mortgage deed: in and to said
mortgaged premises and property
above described.
Dated April 10. 1s1z: r.
Sheriff Of Weld County.
B. r. Hastings and X. @. Strong.
Pubiicatton in Weekly Greeley
rrihpna April II. 10 and IS. 1919.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-11

weight about 700 pounds. No visible
brand.
Said animal being unknown to this
Board. unless claimed by owner on or
before May ., 1912, said estray Will
be sold by this Board for the benefit
of the owner when found.
STATE BOARD OF STOCK 1NSPEC-
TION COMMISSIONERS.
Denver Colorado.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-11
konday

ivan OF ha'oA
7 sunday .,,, Sun.
u spent Easter sun
,rss in Boulder.
,Til1er ,suI of Denver wa
,sr s,''' on her way to
.,,cormick and daugh-
y aspen spent Saturday IN
y Fezer, Myrth King.
I'd Dorothy McCreery
~ to their work at
aSSell. who has a posi- POSI-
Z spent sunday with
..,ey. Mr.. Campbell
employed at READ
store. p.r
Emma Hedenstrom
,nson :, of Denver spent
Greeley friends and
Denver this morning; la.l;
named formerly lived
lleuberg and Miss H.
the scandinavian Al,
Greeley Sunday and
the Swedish Free
l. two young ladies
issionaries in China
en out by the revolu-
h Greeley the young
Ie guests of Mr.. and
ns.
of Fort Collins was
turday.
3 of Denver spent
Greeley visiting reia-
Foss of Pueblo was In
on her way to Foss-
Epson has returned
VS. stay at Cripple
NJ. B. Royer of Gil
Greeley today. Mr..
editor of the Gilcrest
Scott will return to-
knyer where she has
a week with her
easdsley, who teaches
" district, spent the
(h her parents, Prof.
J. Beardsley.
Itism you will md
than. Chamberlain's
b it and see how
s relief. For sale by
Field has gone to
Kan, where she will
onths visiting her sis
P. Whitaker. Mrs.
ited in Greeley last
hay night. to Mr.. and
Frington. a son. Mrs.
home is at Alchee,
the home of her
Charles Thomas, In
A. Haynes, who has
ereeley hospital for q
eeks recovering from
ID by a fall, is getting
md will soon be able
hospital.
dressing for flesh
hs, scalds. old sores,
kin, is BALLARD'S
ENT, it is both heal
(ptic. Price CSC, soc.
bottle. Sold by Gill
Zee stores.
Davenport and niece,
fis, left this afternoon
Ia, where they will
ID visiting relatives.
the roads being i'm
were obliged to post
until this week.
n all night you get
does anyone else in
Keep within reach a
4ARD'S HORrhOUND
then easy to stop the
causes the cough.
appears. Price csc.
per bottle. Sold by
three stores.
wilson, who left last
York. was delayed
BY floods in eastern
Iowa. She wrote
Two and a half days
rom Omaha to Ames,
of about 100 miles.
cas- has leased the
the Willow Greek
slil move out this
nch has 500 acres and
famous old cattle
McLucas will farm
ny this summer. The
d one mile from the
reservoir. Mrs. Nc
laln in Greeley until
2 school year.
eceived here Saturday
ieas of the death OF
ousrass, which Oc.
April 1, at the
on, BENJAMIN snod.
Iia' Colo. Mrs. Snod.
mved in Greeley and
year with her daugh.
eva Snodgrass. who
the state Teachers
snodgrass has beer
SON who is super.
large mine at Della.
nter' Miss Geneva, II
sa'senburg this year
: for Mrs. snodxras.
IN IN Trinidad and sh1
that place ho.,Ao ~,
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-11
An Analysis of Sugar Beets
Raised on Costilla Estate lands

Rd1SIU UH OOStIIItt I1SetReS 1e@''
season of 1911 was as follows:
Sample Mol S.No.2 S.No.3
prix 17S 19S 1S.5
80 T., ;uica 1l6S 1853 1874
.a. ,r m beat 1894 1898 1888
Dsi,,. " 500 $3.50 $3.50
These beets were produced from
off lands that can be purchased at
s65.OO per acre and 10 years time
granted in which to pay for same.
Compare this with results in other
sugar beet localities. then write to
the Costilla Estates Development
Company, Bennett Building, Colo
RADIO Springs, Colorado. for one or
their new booklets describing and
illustrating their property.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-11

s.sTRAY ADvERTIsEMENT ..
Nstice 10 hereby given to whom IL
nav roncern that the following oe, ne,
r.ribsd estrAy animal was taken up
- Greeley. Weld County. Colorado.
~, OF about April s. 1912. To VII
one two year old brtndle nehsE'
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-11
WANT ADS

,,nR RENT - GOOD s-ACRE TRACT.
\ with Improvements. near Gibson schooi' l.
11-4ny franklin tOS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06

Newport News and Old Point Railway
and Electric Company. asked for re-
duction of assessment on the roadbed
and track OF that corporation, which
operates the street railway systems OF
Newport News and Hampton and the
lines to Old Point and Buckroe Beach.
a request for a lower valuation was
made in behalf OF the Ashland. Gas.
Sewer and Water Company By Isaac
Diggs. it's receiver.
The Peninsula Water Company asked
for reduction in its assessment. 1t Is
not in operation and owns nothing but
real estate I'm York County
Is. B. Iivezcy. Cor the Newport News
Light and Water Company. made a re-
port OF increases and decreases in the
value of land bought and sold by his
concern
The Roanoke Railway and Electric
Company was represented by GENERAL
Manager J. W Hancock. and the Rich
mond and Henrico Railway Company
by samuel l. Kelley The Virginia
Railway and Power Company did not
appear. having evidently no issue with
the state on tho subject of taxation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
CONDEMNED MAN
GETSNEW HEARING
Court Grants Writ in Case O.
Wright, Who Has Con-
fcssed His Crime.
TAX REDUCTIONS ARE ASKED
Companies Appear Before Cor
poration Commission-Ncw
Infantry Company.

In session at Stanton yesterday,
the Supreme Court OF Appeals granted
writ OF error and supcrsrdeas to
Alfred Wright. the negro under gen
tence OF death for criminal assault.
This acts as a stay OF execution until
tho case can be finally argued and de-
cided. which will probably BE- at tho
November term OF the court In Eich-
mond
y Telegram from the clerk Il the
court in Staunton was received q: the
Governors Office yesterday. making the
announcement Of tho granting Of the
writ
The peculiar part of the case lis that
the negro has confessed 10 his crime.
although h has sine. modified j; By
certain allegations \ young white
woman was th. victim
tn" confession, or coursc. whs not
before the court. which has under CON
sideration the petition OF the prisoner
for q new trial on thu ground Of hasty
proceedings aud prejudice against him
in AppomattoX a. the time OF his hear
ing Tho court could not take note OF
tho fact tina, he has admitted his crime
to tho directors OF the state Peniten-
tiary. he was given respite until
Septsmbcr 20 hv the Governor to
wait action by the court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06

The other Cowboy Peers" include
the Earl OF Caithness. who for many
years has made mis- home on ranch
IN North Dakota. and the Earl OF Hard
wicke, who prior TO his accession to
the family honors lived for several
years as ranchman In the West, and
then for three years as a miner for
union wages in copper mine in Mon
tana, where he was known as "Charley. %
ana NO. l26' 10 the management
Another is the late Earl of Shannon.
On the death OF the ffth earl. eighteen
months elapsed before his eldest son
and successor could be found H.. had
gone SIN years before to the United
states. had worked at all sorts OF
trades, undergoing the most eNtraord
mary experiences, and when finally run
10 Garth was living as cowboy in
New Mexico. where his name of DICK
b"Elo did not suggest the idea that he
was missing nobleman. He cNpcr-
fenced no little difiiculiy in setting
down at Castle Martyr his ancestral
nom" IN county Cork. and through his
occasional lnpscs from grace, won for
himself In the district the nickname OF
me COWBOY Lord He used TO go in
Tor trce-felling and Notwithstanding ON
an extensive scale to get rid of his
supcrDundant energy.
For q time he enjoyed the dtstinctto,
OF being the only English or irish
noblemair who owned an entire town
II bears the name of Castle MARTYR,
IKE MS residence, and was sold by him
TO ITS lnha bitants, under the terms OF
the Irish Land Act
Copyright. 1912. by the Brentwood
Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
WONANATTEMPTS
TO KILL HUSBAND
Lspecial 70 rhe Times.plsnatch.l

iSPecidi 10 Ihe Times ID ispatch.
wilmington, ~ c., September 5.2The
sight of white woman flourishinc
a big revolver and chasing a street car
conductor, caused excitement and con-
sternation TO prevail In the downtown
part OF the city to-day. The conductor.
\. +. Boswell. was the victim. while
his wife was the assa.lant and but
Tor convenient street cars. around
which ne lodged for several minutes
while MS rate spouse tried to get a
nead on MIN he would likely have been
puncturcd. Finally. another conductor
jumped off passing car and grabbed
the woman. who fought viciously until
carried to Jail. The episode. which
came near having a fatal ending. was
the climax OF a quarrel between the
couple yesterday. when the husband
l!eft her. To-day. armed with a re-
'voiver. she went forth to Kill him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
ConvIcts Mt work ON nond.

Bristol. Va September - forcs
of 100 convicts is now working east
ward from tho Bristol CORPORATION line
on the construction of road to Abinc-
non ana across Washington County.
rms road IL to he section of the Dro-
posed Bristol to Washington hlEhwav
ARRANGEMENTS for the survey of witch
nave been made In all counties he
tween Bristol and Roanoke The city
government here laid out a new ave-
nuc to connect with the new high1va,
ana this avenue significant OF the
present presidential fight. has heon
named woodrow Avenue in honor
OF inc Democratic candidate for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
WIlIInms-CHrrfnr,op.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
lexington. Va. september miss
Nlrsinia watkins Darlington. daugntel
OF Mrs. Henry Paul Carrington OF
Lexington, Was married Yesterday
evening at o'clock in the Presbyte-
ran church to James reter Williams
or Iazeweil Rev. John Watkins. -
u. OF SpartanburE. : c. who oficiatcd
at the marriage Of the brides mother
performed the ceremony Miss Evelyn
Nelson, OF Lexington. rendered
Loh nsfln wedding march as the
orloay party entered the church Tn.
bride was given in marriage by her
uncle, Judge William r. Barksdale.
OF houston. Little Misses Sarah owen
OF Lexington. and Maria Holt OF New
port News. were the flower bearers
wore crepe meteor. with duchess lace
ana carried lilies OF the valley. Mis-
nancy T. Darlington, wearing pink
meteor and chiffon and CARRYING
ma s 10 ,hair ferns WIS her sister 5
dressed In green chiffon over whit,
50 I'm. and carrying roses. were Mis-.
.SeIi Baskerville Darlington. OF Lex
ms ,on' Miss Nellie Randolph Williams
OF l-Nnchburg Miss Ella Glare t'urrs
OF savannah. Ga. Miss Rcbeccn r.oir,n
OF Houston Miss Mary Houston rurk
81 Tazewell Miss Mary V Roper OF
Petersburg
Thomas w Williams. OF Lvncbbprg
eroomsmen were Henry paul earring
ion and Tazeewell NJ Darlington, o,
ieN ington; Frank X Williams. OF
i-Fnchoure John Roberts. Of Pocs
Non'as; archer II. Bell Of Premier. ".
r AleNandeF G. Russell. Of TazewelI
ne church decorations were Mains
Terms. roses and asters. and the wed
o'nE party presented pretty tabIeau.
=, following reception Mr. and Mrs.
NiiIlams lett for trip to New YORK
and Lake George They VIII live in
Iazewell. va.
Among the guests from a distance
were y Mrs Frank II. Deane. Mrs. c. c.
I oh ksiale and Miss Neu Mcclure. OF
Hiichmond Judge and Mrs. william r.
"a Ksdale and Miss Helen Barksdalc
OF Houston Mr.. and Mrs AleXandcr
~. Russell. OF Tazewell: Mrs. Mary g.
Heynolds Mrs. Saxon W. Holt Of Tovv-
Tprt News Mrs Thomas Watkins. o,
Hs.ham pr and Mrs T Armstrong,
81 south Boston; Mrs. Anne NlIian,s
"'ss EVELYN Williams. William Mi
dia'ns and Mr. and Mrs. y. G. Subline.
or lynch burg Mr.. and Mrs. Archths Id
Nummins. OF Clark county,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-06
FURTHER APPLICATIONS
CANNOT BE CONSIDERED
Number OF Confederate Women WIN
cnn &c Given tid by stnte
IN Complctt

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Wythcvillo. Va. September 5.-Mrs.
A. y. Campbell. president Of the vir-
ginia Division United Daughters Of tho
confederacy announced to-day that tho
Auditor Of Public Accounts Hon. c.
Lee Moore. has notified Mrs y Y. Ran
doiph' chairman of the relief commit
tee of the Virginia Division. United
Daughters of the Conraderacv. that
the number is now complete OF the old
Confederate women who can be given
aid out of the sum appro priated by the
last Legislature. No further appllca-
ttcn can therefore be considered, and
the chairman requests that no more
snail be sent In until vacancies occur
This fund Is designed exclusively for
old women who arc In bject need and
VINO are not inmates OF charitable in
stttutons or recipients Of State pcn-
SION. The small sum OF s36 per an
mum Is paid In quarterly instruments
by tho Auditor OF Public Accounts d.
rect to the old women whose claims
nave been Investigated and approved bv
the chapters of the Virginia Division
20 applicant under sixty years OF age
mas been received, and the rnaiority
range from seventy to eighty-hvs years
OF age some are blind. many are bed
rl"uen all are destitute. Those citi-
@ens whose taxes pay this pittance to
wan, ana misery may comfort them
selves with the assurance that every
cent is wisely and conscientiouslv ex
pended The appeal by the Virginia
Division for state aid i'll caring for
these old women grew out of the fact
mat the divisions own relief fund.
inausurated by Mrs Randolph ana con
tributed By tho chapters, was not SUI
heient to reach all who needed assist
anee. The women Of the sixties. wives
ana sisters Of the men who fought in
the ranks, have a right to sv,nn.,h,.
ana help The Daughters of the CON
iederacy love them for what they have
endured and cherish them tor their
IN me glorious story Of the men
VINO followed Lee and hone that tbr
heNt Legislature will continue. and If
possible increase, the approximation
which brings light at eventide to the
Shaaowed lives of these dear pension
ers upon the bounty and the sratituda
of our Commonwealth.