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The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08
TO DEFEND
PROPERTY
Rebel Bandits in Sonora About to At
tack American MOrInons.-Muti-
ny at Juarez Quelled by
General OrvZOco To-day

Associated Press.
Aqua Prieta, Sonora, Mex. July s..
The Americans at the Mormon
colonies of Colona Morelos and Colo
mia Oaxaca. rs miles southeast OF
here, are mobilizing to defend their
property against the rebels. The
rebel advance guard from Casas
Grandes is approaching Colonia More
los today.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08

The direct offer of bribe was made
to him few days later, said Balm.
Franklin justified his course in
bringing jurors, the witness said, by
explaining that the prosecution had
resorted to the same means to secure
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08
MORE EVIDENCE
OF JURY BRLBING

Los Angeles. Cal- July Shy Associated Prss-Isoiert r.
the trial Clarence barrow for alleged bns Rain the first
preliminary
questions he told Of with his wife which she inform
u Franklin alleged
$ a
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08
I ! IS
CAN|0RRA
VERDICT
Nine Must Hang and
Others F ace Long
Prison Term
TRIAL NOW ENDED
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
VITERBO, ITALY, JULY S.-THE
END OF THE CAM0RRA IN ITALY
AND PROBABLY THE CLOSE OF
THE REIGN OF THE MAFIA AND
OTHER CRIMINAL ASSOCIA-
TIONS" IN THE KINGDOM WAS
MARKED TODAY BY THE YER
DICT HANDED DOWN IN THE
CU0CC0L0 MURDER CASE. NINE
OF THE ACCUSED CAMMORRISTS,
SEVERAL OF WHOM HOLD IT,
TIES FROM THE ITALIAN GOV
ERNMENT, WERE FOUND GUILTY
OF MURDER OF GENNARO CUOC-
COLO AND HIS WIFE. THE RE-
MAINDER WERE FOUND GUILTY
OF BELONGING TO A CRIMINAL
ASSOCIATION.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08
Smith Here.

smith Here.
Clyde H. Smith. editor of the
lntermountain Fruit Journal, arrived
in the city today for his usual visit.
Mr.. Smith says the American Apple
Congress and National Apple Show
have raised the funds to pay OF the
premiums and local growers will re-
ceire their money shortly. he says.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08
Davis Here.

Davis Here.
James Davis, until three years ago
a resident of Grand Junction, arrived
mere yesterday to visit b. A. Smith
for several weeks. He may decide to
relocate here.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08
THREE ELECTROCUTED.

? Ossining, n. Y, July S.
Z Three murderers, Giuseppe
: Carroll. George Williams, (color-
: ed and Santa Sanza were put
!, to death in the electric chair in
2 quick succession this morn
2 ing.
; = : s9Gss sss 3 9 = 9G
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08

Associated Press.
Emporia, Kan, July S.-Senator
Joseph Bristow, of Kansas formally
declares for Roosevelt in a letter to
National Committeeman William AL
len White today. In his letter Bris-
tow declared the denomination of
President Taft to be '.fraudulent"
and that Republicans are in no way
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08

The court room was crowded today
when it became known that the YER
| dict of the jury was to be rendered
| The mercurial temperament of the
Italian people was vented in the
quick, staccato calls from all parts OF
the house which could not be quelled
by the courts commands.
The lawyers and jurymen who was
on the long dias above the Gagged
prisoners were impassive and no sign
between them to indicate what the
result of the deliberations of 22
months was going to he.
When the foreman of the jury
arose. following the last preliminary
of the opening of the court. and
handed his verdict to the clerk hush
fell over the assemblage. The face
of the clerk bi"nched as he scanned
the lines of the document then he
cleared his throat and read 1t in full
For fully half minute after he
had finished not sound was heard.
then a veritable bedlam broke from
the prisoners box. Vituperative epi-
thets, threats and supplications min
gled as the accused men understood
what the verdict meant to them
Nothing but capital punishment may
be expected by those who were found
guilty of direct murder while prison
terms in addition to the long confine-
ment already undergone is expected
for the others.
Among the doomed men are one
college professor. another is a lin
guist of national reputation and a
third is banker who once stood high
in the financial circles of the king
dom.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08
Glen Nelson Here.

Glen Nelson Here.
Glen Nelson. a we'll known local
young man, is in the city visiting his
mother. He is in business in Provo,
Utah.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08
AMERICANS BREAK WORLDS
RECORDS At OLYMPIC GAMES
High School Lad Bests Sheppard Carlisle Indian Wins in Walk
High Jumper Clears 6 Feet q Inches.

A
ioolse econd
400 relay race-U.
Running high ump-A. W. Richards
first 1913
frst;t
15i BIO Melvin w sheppard, l. A.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08

His business transactions while
Judge on the bench were held too un-
fit for further service on the bench
and resolution was presented i'm
peaching him and holding him for
trial before the United States Senate.
"Your committee is of the opinion
that Judge Archbald's sense of moral
responsibility has become deadened,"
says the report. He has prostituted
his high office for personal profit, he
has attempted by various transactions
to commercialize his potentiality as
Judge; he has shown an overwhelm-
ing desire to make gainful bargains
with parties having cases before him
or likely to have cases before him.
To accomplish this purpose he has
not hesitated to use his official power
and influence he has degraded his
high office and destroyed the conn
dence of the public in his judicial in
tegrity. He has forfeited the condi-
tion upon which he holds his commits
sion and should be removed from Of
fee by impeachment"
With Chairman Clayton's report
was a resolution providing for the
management of the trial before the
Senate.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08
ARCHIBALD
F[AYED|N
REPORT
Moral Responsibility Is
Deadened, Says
Clayton.
TRIAL in SENATE
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, JULY S.-CHAIR-
MAN HENRY D. CLAYTON OF THE
COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY, PRE-
SENTED TODAY TO THE HOUSE
ARTICLES OF IMPEACHMENT
AGAINST JUDGE ROBERT ARCH
BALD OF THE UNITED STATES
COURT OF COMMERCE. THE RE-
PORT WAS UNANIMOUS.
THE CONDUCT OF THIS judi
CIARY HAS BEEN EXCEEDINGLY
REPREHENSIBLE AND IN A
MARKED CONTRAST TO THE
HIGH SENSE OF JUDICIAL ETHICS
AND PROBITY THAT USUALLY
CHARACTERIZES FEE D ERAL
JUDGES" SAYS THE COMMITTEE
IN SUMMING UP ITS FINDINGS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

s A. your ha.r Is short ane thin
"a Won have % much trouble to make ~
,tsy mn and look neat, Try snanpooiHS
with a teaspeontui OF sa s;s $3.50 is the
s,s generally used by the best hairdresser'
!, make the hair look thicker ana lus.ioS 1
II PRODUCES az abunaant la'her aries qulcn
Nv ana not only cleans the hair ano scap
n,.iI bat stops ali Irritation and gives the
sea,n a feeling Of pleasing treshness Can,
,trox makes a delightful shampoo ana W. WI,
make your hair soft and huny. lou WI.
fave little trouble then 10 MAKE your mar
Inok nice Never uee soap for shampooing'
Is Il makes the hair brittle. harsh and taxes
away the glossy look ta) To get no OF
daIdrur and stop falling haiI' zee reply 70
Gertrude J..
Meta D. A AeIasone paste Will remove
the f,xx from your lip without danger OF
Aelstoue and water 70 cover the hairy sur
taco, apply and after two or three minutes
suh or then wash the skin carefully. one
spplicauon Of delatone usually sunless ex-
ceptinx where the growth ie quite thick or
stubborn.
W., orsoe: Long eurC Iashes and thick: siessy
eyebrows ed srestiy TO personal oeaaty
from your druggist and with rorennger and
,hums apply . little =, lashroots: also. rub
some on eyebrows with fnger-end Do this
. few times and you Will have beautiful eye
iashes and brows Use care and don't &c.
anS pyrcxin where no hair - wanted.
Nh. L. what . shame to have wasted
- much money II va.nly trying to get nd
q your fat I have . formula that soma
% my close friends have tried with marvel
Gus success Here Il -: Dissolve four
ounces o: parnot.s IN ~ pints no; water;
WIEN cold strain anl take . tablespoon III!
- The liquid before each meal. This rem
sdy viii not ir,ure your health or force you
% Ssarve yourself IN order to get back your
0umsly figure !: cuts down "a, rapidly, is
Get expensive auc vii surely help you.
n C. ": Remember this: "A beautiful
0noo never lsciS interest" Il 10 TO your
credit TIA. you wish to remain yovag-Iook-
Sag q long as possible Although marks o:
aE-eniarged pores, rough ssin and p-erna-
scre vYinkIes-have begun &c ehov IN your
Saee beautiful face, you can easily get rsc
q them and regain your Charming compiler
aioe BY us.-g th:e x-esseies. cream Jelly &c:
IN ounce O. slnczo.a from A,y drug store
nut - IL . l,-pin' cold water. addias tao
esaspooa.u1 giycerire: stir and Jet staad .
sew hours. Apply this cream tally ard you
I'll fnd II viii remove al Cir and e1cess
o. from TIE pores. make the large pores
smaller ard leave your skis soft smooth ard
eesa loolzins. .,1 this excellent sor Pre-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

anoA T4De Bellies aA1 CavalaefA~
~ Edith Tunis Sale. J. B. Nppin.
oee4 Company, Of Philadelphia and Lon.
go. $500 net
FROM Pocshontas Of Colonial days
aown 10 lovely Anne Carmichael
~Aoss early death in the middle nine
Assnth century period set hearts IN
BYsdert cksburS and Virginia to mourn
3nG Mrs Edith Tunis Sale. author OF
.9ianors Of Virginia in colonial Times"
has illustrated and covered in bio
rrsphy. q period that must alwaye
embody the fragrance and freshness OF
romantic Virginia and American social
history.
Many Of the pictures OF Mrs. Sales
volume which is gotten out with
most appropriate decorative work ana
cover design, are those OF Vfrginians
with Richmond descendants. 1t has as
a trontispiece a copy in color OF God
frey Kaeller's portrait Of Evelyn Byrd.
-he familiar picture with the nower-
wreathed hair. which now hangs on
the walls Of brandon. Pocahontas ap-
pears IN sulIy's idea Of her and in
copy from, william l. Sheppard's repro
auction for the state of Virginia Of the
1ooten Hal portrait Tho pictures OF
nor grandson, John Boiling and OF the
Rollins arms follow her pictures.
Other pictures of women and men
c-,rIren, for their beauty and states
ranship include Elizabeth Hill Carter,
,s Shirley: Colonel William Byrd. OF
We.tover; Madame Mary BAIL Wash
i,fston, Mrs. Martha cambridge Wash
t,rton. Mrs Alice Delaney lizard, MIS-
sarah Van Brush Livingston. Mrs John
Jaw. King Carter, Brian. Lord FAR
S.r Ralph lard, Major John Macpher-
.on Philip Livingston. Mrs. Johh
yaxer Howard, Major John Andre. Mr..
and Mrs.. Alexander Hamilton. Lady
Kitty Duer, Benedict Arnold and MIS-
Arnold. Mrs. William Bingham, Eliza
beth willing, Abigail Adams. Mrs.
Dolly Paine Madison. Dorothea spots
wood Henry. Mrs. John Chenevaro' MRS
Martha Jefferson Randolph. Mrs Re
oecca Smith Rlodgett. Mrs Eleanor
parke Gusts Lewis. Mrs. Tneodosia
Burr Aston. Madame Elizabeth fatter
SON Bonaparte, Prince Jerome Bona
parte and Mrs. Anne Carmiohaei hoE-
yney~. Of Fredericksburg. Va
mpanying each picture IS a.
sketch Of the original. frequently of
"a. house N which noted personalities
readed Of such interesting belongings
a. the doll trunk a Martha Washing
"a, a ring presented to Dolly Madison
By George Warrington
The compilation OF data upon which
81. HOOK is constructed represents an
.nonn, Of tine, care and labor The
.u-hor - 70 Be congratulated upon
h.v.ns woven out OF the whole con
rec,ed romance which i. 50 full O. VII
.nyed interest and contains 80 true
h,ssory o. the people and the customs
Of the early and later years in which
h.r characters i've. move and nave
their being.
The Ordeal" -,,
Az charles Egbert cradtcck- Illus
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~ yln0A"
D. George Randolph Chester. Illus
.r.sed by r. vaux Wilson The BoSos-
Merrill company. % I,dfanapohs. IND
81 Is net
J,mmy smith, IN up-to-date Yankees
- sn,vwrecked On the coast Of lsois-
This iss.sd has never been in ecvcH
with the outside world u masos.-
ed By IN Intelligent, Kindly pe0pie
ruled b. . king Of the sood-feuow
TYNE. There 10 . princeoa. TO. WIN
~ n.sr J,mmy calls her Betty Ann
sIshoush her name 10 Bsssanna Tbs
Ieol,aas rve In pr4misive style, bus
Jimmy vas not looking for sns Omp1
We. wash ME active brain o1sssng Dc
searted In 20 treat fscia 20 an sndus-
er4aI revolution, and he wss ureed on
20 Mis- Rreasess heights BY the sympas
nv ana wishes Of the beautfui Prfn-
cess Dexxanna
There vas one OBSTACLE 90 his cou,-
,,.s. .ucces.. This was . law WHOA
ss.A that a prtncess % the royal sico1
~ho mnsrS>d o c0mmonef should b
confined GO q tower for hfe. And. Asst
n.y. go n commcoev. Things book
- Acr,se6jy e,ue for y'mmy. buf ME
~.s~9ssS vsppgrcos brings success ~
80 - Nr. Chepser has . good story
- tan ana u 10 told IN . chsrrina
- attractive manner. TIE book 70
dssesocssvely American ana Jimmy snl
g. crsnoesp are - ffveiy . pair % iOv-
-. = svsr eSgnd their VaS 20 shso
e.rs o. o seery where sh1nO 80
Sr01gAe - . sssssesesosy osae31ssA
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traAed by Douglas Duer. J. B. Lippn-
colt Company. Of Philadelphia, Pa.
sl.70 net
The authoress OF "Tha Ordeal" Miss
Murfee. Of Tennessee. who writes vi
der the name Of Charles Egbert Grad
dock, was the f1rst Southern writer TO
bring into notice the mountain people
Of Tennessee. She began her Work III
the seventies Of the nineteenth century
and has written such monumental
works as where The Battle was
Fought" and '"The Spirit Of the Great
Smoky Mountains"
Her books nave always been so
strong that for long time she Was
thought to be a man. Her powers o.
description are superb. and she tuhs
understands and is In true sympathy
with the people about whom she writes
"The Ordeal" concerns MURDER an"
kidna ppinG and the consequent eHorts
TO regain the stolen child---the muI
der a mistake and the child stolen as
a protection. These arc crimes com
rnitted BY the mountain people against
visiting residents IN the regions. me
,ntertwined love affair is FAR from '"'
ordinary. The Tilted lover is the h'.
and the widow and mother OF the
stolen child is the one that cruelty ais
appointed him. -.
The man proves himself a hero IN
sudte Of all. although seemingly marc
and unreienting at times. The woman
is peuitent even from the hrst, ahd d
the end is down on her knees oessie
for mercy and forgiveness II enHs
happi,y. as could readily be suspecten.
The hook breathes the very life OF :
the Great Smoky Mountains and it's
natives and the love ntanelement
holds the reader TO the end. II 10 well
and attractively written and sustaans
the authors we'll earned reputation.
Syvlth the Merry Austrssns
Bv Amy McLAaren. 6. P. Putnam
Sons. Of New York and Lonfon. Si'-'
net.
spemally bright. fresh and charm
in. story with an Austrian Tyroi set
ting and a group of English tourists
Rose Trevor. a girl-widow, her httie
son Benjie and a cousin OF the Trevor
Myles Trevor EEerton. as the
p-.nc pal actor IN a story Of human IN
terest and sentiment. .,
In It's construction the novel Is Ola
enough. There are num-
Der of entertaining characters. a"one
them a rejected sutton Of Mrs. TreEor's
Who causes some paags % jealousy to
lv;.s Eee-rcn a.a wilma, the Baronin
s~vbell. who hates Rose Trevor De
cause Ny3es Ere-son loves her ano
tries he. bes. 90 so~ hatred between
them.
So II 10 rot because there IL any
thing speciaily1pe~ o. Startling IN MISS ;
Nelaren's novel but because II IS told
with a saving
s-aee Of huunor and q ehrevd KNOW
ledge Of life ~ It goes on IN son"e.
ho,s, mat xfvee II a brilliant spice OF
,n.~-exs and variety. Types Ike
charles Ridley. the London barrister,
E-au Wolff. the curious. and Leopoi-
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Health and Beauty Answers
BY MRS. MAE MARTIN

r.,.,,~ and removing biackheAAs. sktn-
ptmnle.. rreckles and chapping. When useo
a. a massage cream II JUL SHa.i..
filing out hollow checks anu
wrtck!es.
Mercedes: Ton SAY your complexion Is ME
drowsy. This comes from too little eze'eise
and an orer-induiEence in heavy tooos' caus
ing q sluggish condition o. the oiood anu
lack of proper nour1shment sof tne ooas
Here 10 a simple and Inexpensive recipe tof
an exceIlen, blood tonic and body builder
Buy q. any drug store an ounce OF gene
aad out In q half pin; alcoho! mot Snis-
key. then add . half cup.ui sSs S h 49,.
spoonful before each meal This tonic e1peis
impurities and enriches the blood II VII
give you renewed energy and your oompie1
ION Will as.mue its natural heath tint
Gertrude j.: The dandru6. itching scalp
and brittle. falling hair with sptt eaos o.
which YOU complain come from diseassc
scalp. due to the presence OF germs Inc
sures. way to get nd Of these troubles quick
Iy and remove the germs will De 20 sham poo
twice . month With canthrox and rub INTO
made by dissclvins one ounce Of eu'nzoin
in hail q pint OF alcohol mot ~hiskey,.
then adding haic . pint of cold water Use
this tonic regularly and II will remove the
daudruH and irritation, stop your hair rom
falling Out and make :, soft and glossy.
s D.: Yss-no.hinE 10 . more important
factor IN . beautiful! face thar bright
clear. youthful eyes You should Use resu-
Iar!y q good eye tonic Get an ounce OF
cys,os: dissolve I; IN q pint Of water ana
use Two or three drops IN each eye daily
1t vi; clear ard strengthen your eyes re-
move all eisas o: weakness ana innsmna-
,ioc ard make them brigh, and spark Ing.
For weak. dull e1p-essioness eyes think
THE tonic simply wonderful II 10 very
soothing and is fine so- those who wear
glasses.
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G z. A: when YOU vsa- ve'! ace
powder vii Tot help you. complexion nuch.
a. II rube OF too easily. Wha; VOC need -
q GOOD lotion tina; Will aot show on 'ee ehin
The mex. time you go 20 the drug store get
four ounces o: spurmax and dissolve u "a
one-haI. pint o. hot water or witch haze
adding two sesspoo1:uls OF giycer.nc. lsis
io,!on VII: clear up aad. whi:en your ssin
max. Z. sof- and veivety and g:-e you 3
beautiful complexion II will I'D you. etin
o, ira, shiny. greasy. ss.Iox look ard rlsks
- appear charming And youthful ina
IN. excellent .o- cold sores. s--csies ara
p.rpi... u ccs,s v.-y 'i;.Ie aad ~ii! pro..ct
voir fer. :-o- ~ vinss. ard prove
.pl.rti1 p>su,t.s- -Asve-.fse-neas
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mite object, with It's own attributes
appearanoes and behavior, entirely as
tinct from any other planet or rom
any other object IN the skies"
Their movements are given. dirsc-
Cons for nnding ana identifying them.
a. we'll - their origin, their oevesor-
mont. their present oondi6oa aoA Their
future possibilities
Th4 book 10 not ealy most interest
Ing, but - one that = most instructive
II c>n b ven put In the hands OF the
vouth Of the country for Their Informs
ton on IN attractive suo3e0e
Nv Milo Winter. nluSeSuned by the
author. Houghton laHlin Company, Of
Boston and New York. zee net
Tn,s = Q magnificent Christmas vol
urne deliberately gotten up In respect 70
deoorssions cover des!gn and fun paSs
color illustrations. Tue harmony %
tween me text and the pictures wasco
accompany u 20 serve - ao0uonaI
explanasscns and attractions . carries
out In . most saecsave ead ensfm'as
mannef.
.syzSIlv With his ~p0pguo" movnfed On
nanny. Of the strange creatures h>
- IN the still stranger ,aoda - hin
vtsass % the bottom 81 ne - - the
eack Of ~C16 Mcsshock" snd ~ the
6eaufffuI treasures he eciSsces Tor hss
noshes Thea We enA him IN the re-
ions Of shc clouds carried IN . hang
~ basket By the eagle. ~Baady.
lastly ne gays . vssst unAerercuaa d
80 funny SSaomea rsAes ~ the bocA
~ ere tfg boil frog ana finally 49,
takes % breakfast WIN oe "e'e
me adventures rival she experiences
AZ Arsc, N wcnderlaad aad sre vaSsse
- aeeyDss5yU s1oSgA - fassss0e q
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3Willy wAiskers In m Aer0Df1ne."
By Frances Treso Montgomery. u
luserated by Constance White The
Saaltield Publishing Company. Of Chi
caxo and New York 81.
This il another OF the delightful
Billy whiskers" series that has been
so attractive to the young folks In
the past II is a Christmas book. beau
t,fully illustrated with full color
drawings that 80 well with the text
Billy in this account takes . trip IN
an aeroplane. First he sails over the
Hudson River and then decides 70
make q visit to Chicago to attend the
aeroplane races. He 10 wrecked and
falls into the lake, but succeeds IN saw
ing himself. A tour OF the city fur
nishes many amusing adventures.
The latter part Of the book 10 .
series Of thrilling experiences in dit-
ferent parts OF the country. Just such
tales as will most surely hold the at
tention and interest Of the little ones
They will love and cherish Billy and
Buttons, and their hearts will go out
to them in their travels and adven-
lures.
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sssssy - SSosVA - 0s
Dr. E9wasd ]. Pm % kds"snA
bss s6AeA % o mcst fsesrssong serses
~ SUNDAY s~beoi publicetions. ne~
boob eDssjsA TIE eeeFy - Ssssph. the
Dyeamer.- WHOA = oftsncuvsN
er,usta 90 ey rsmsng ~ WsSeA ~
Eev YUpk
cba osSusne ehss boot. D. = -
,sl4 % AschnonA Ccne9s. ~
r~3ssRy - Ju0spo- sRe peseo4p
49, 80 = q unsoU0 -
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By Philip Alexander Bruce.
Philip Alexander Bruce has dedtcat-
ed ITO Ph.lippa. sole daughter OF my
house and heart" . dainty little VOL
u.ne Of verse which he has published
with .'Pocahontas' as the heroine. and
the leading sonnet called by her name.
How far thy image shines. oh. forest
Within the charmed mirror Of the
past
writes NJ. Bruce. looking to the most
pathetic figure n the early annals Of
Virginia womanhocd. Another sonnet
is addressed to the memory OF Poe and
contains these understanding enee:
Thus melancholy. taciturn, fosiorn.
Poe went his way thr0 thorns and
rocks and sandA
So Fortune gave him then her empty
hand,
Blu, for him dead sh. povrs her am
pies. horn
Another .onnef u on Pces Helena.
All are full Of beautiful thoughts
chA.-eIy clothed IN cbotceS phrase
o.osy. bur special choice points to
The Colonial Garden" and The
Book Shelf As perfect examples %
.he.r clas. THE Colonial Garden" II
quoted here u full:
oh ga1dy relic OF bHfheSome aes'
Clear voice that holds the fas roman
&c past:
Pay from a van1ehsd seas; !liumtned
peRe
Prom sun?suo1s volume gone 90
dust-thos last
within III. compass Of my fragrant
cIose,
The purple iris. anS the casmfne pa
The yellow daRodH. the blood-red
rose.
n. ,zl,p. crocus and anemcne.
Ana a. ,hesr doors pass. before ne
rise
n. stately maae. Of the minoee.
The ea-on patches under sparkling
The buckied high-heeise shoes OF
dainty feet.
And painted nsnsI ioee ru0!es. sns
brooA6e.
AsS povs.r~s bei,ss. - ssass q
~ psrsJe-
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~Wv. PsvvyODaS ChSsse0es Eve.S
By Francss s. Pcrcher. The Ree'iy
n Bssssoa Compsny. Of Chicaeos 80
cents nSe
nso. . SeDseA IN the su0-tft1e. u
sAe ssSvy q Me Of fAssAfvl Ssyvfce.
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