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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-18
Thomas Upton hOnored by Serbs.

Ni>h. Srrhid june i. >Ir Thomas
Upton has been made Il Grand comman-
der Of the Order Of Saint Sava. This
il the highest serbian decoration ever
conferred on \ foreigner. The order j.
granted for services in education. sci
ence, art, or literature.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-18
OEOTE or DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS RS
or CAMERON COUNTY DRAIsAGF
DISTRICT NO. ONE. SPEECH WING
ORANGES AND ADDITIONS N AND TO
MEN

The state nf IrNl~. County ul Cameron.
H. 70 remembered thar. uu TINS the ath day
It Iur- \. 4. 9lI thr Board If Commission
"r~ NH Cameron County nrainngr District NJ.
hur boxing in REGULAR session IN their ufir". n~
provided fur nF HW. there 'um" nu WI ir heard
-iud considered CITY. matter ~ making certain
changes in and additions 10 the improvements
10 ~lii drainage district n> hrr"t"fur" provided
iul thr drainage commissioners having rru
-.lurri tHt ~tu4r we're uf tire uftIniuu AMI rru
slider thr facts w ~. Thar ~ ~ rrcr~>ary ",
make certain changes DO and additions q" "a"
improvements u ~aii drainage district I'M ."l
nopalito Branch Extension. Drainage Ditch
Commencing lf the present head nt said
hitch. Same hciug uu The west llu" nf the Eliza
beth Iusir 1tr Irrt tract. and ~ run in a
general ~ruih"rl' direction. n~ follows.
Hr thr dividing tiur hrtr sru Elizabeth l'uylr
-un Hrr' tract ami VIM \. >rrhu ISIS arr"
tract.
en- thu dividing line between Elizabeth poyl-
1un acre tract and \ davidson ~ acre tract
tu thr dividing lur between ~. n. and Thee
X. Holloway lGn acre trnrt and y. Davidson 80
tract. extending tu thr southeast corner of
sand y. Davidson go acre tract sam" being "u
the north right - Na> sine n what u rt,mm"ul,
known n~ thr IrttiuEiam canal. owned Nm th-
Iin Gruudr canal company.
Total length W. this ditch ~ y" hr luHi feet
feet h,ftum viiih and sid. SLOPES ot | O." ].
Media Luna Branch Drainage Ditch:
Commencing uu west lime N ''"n. NJ. smith
.-r. acre tract ut thr r'iut IN curve Whore thF
\pluiitn branch. rrifmHE" ditch leaves same
Then H. run IN i general ~>ruthwcstrrly direr-
tIrr a~ tnlluW~.
nn NV, dividing Iur between t'n". N smith
..tI .i,rr tract AMI Nj Nv Gross tract. tr south
v,-t corner uf Smiths trI't.
Then across block ". : "i dillingham; ~u"
division owned ht Nff"--N y" ~
Hnr VI same tnd northeast corner m 4 ~
i.uii> trttat.
Then un dividing iiur hctwrrn y. y fuii
a. acre tract uud Mar a. Martin and John ".
RavmondS 1905 acre tract &" and arrn>S thr
Mice road. and then through thr llnd MI F'i
NflarvnF> l~nl acre tract into Media Luna
Lake. Then with ~aii lake on the dividing nur
between Fred Niliareal and VIM. frrs>ier. NH.
i'r.S.lsr aud 'co. DECKER. Geo. biecker AMI
BlaekShaar o. what iS commonly known
u~ thu ruttiuEhnm canal. then crossing same
ana through thr Taunrhill amt Russell tract
into and ending M What r. commonly known -
the Stocking lake.
Total length uf this extension approximately
1880 feet. NV IVY uf both rpru ditch ana th'
work.
OImito Branch Extensions: !,
Commencing az present end II pimit" sFah,h
drainage fch. and extending WESTWARD Win
same course and present ditch. CROSSING main
line III tn. -. IL /. A NJ. Hy-- and ending ih
lake WI west side ~ railway.
Total length e. be- eo feet. all tie work
Maps, ~profiles and specifications Tor 'he
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-18
Lest Contestants Forget
This Contest i lClose Saturday July 10
Read This Prize List Again.

III reply w several inquiries. the Herald
wl~he- 10 announce that the three cSpu-i
tion trips. one valued ~ 5000 aud two at
$40 each Will hc paid in cash instead ut
~ fru- IF desired by the winner
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-18
NEW BONUS OFFER EXPIRES MONDAY JUNE q.

The table below ShouS graphically III The possibilities Oft the New Bonus offer.
Study how this may he turned 10 your account, then gt busy at forming club Re-
member that all votes Il he counted toward a bonus must he received at The Herald
Office not later than 10 o'clock y m. Monday, Jne n
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-18
Twenty Eighth District.

Nuece- County Open first Monday NJ
January. aud may continue "a session ten
weeks: and on tir-t Monday IN September
and may continue IL session ten week..
Total length II court tar the year. twcutN
week..
klchcr. County "Opens the seventeenth
Monday alter the first Monday N January.
and may continue ~ session tour weeks /.
second term opens 80 The t~wcntN-~iNih
Monda, after the tir-t Monday M January
aud max continue al Session Wuur week..
Total length ot court. cl.hl week..
WillacN CountN-TwG' terms ir-t term
-pcn~ ~ the fifteenth Monday after the
first Monday ia January and max continue
IN session two weeks. ~ccond term opens
nn the fifteenth Monday alter the first
Mnnda, ~ September and may continue ~
Session two weeks. Total length 81 court
term. Tour week.
Cameron County Three terms: first.
"pcn- "a the tenth Monday after the first
Monday IN January aud may continue IN
session i've week.. Second term opens "a
the twenty first Monday after the first
Monday m January. aud may continue IA
session live week.. Third term. npcu~ "n
the tenth Monday after the first h"ndav M
September. aud may continue M session
five week.. Total length OF terms. fifteen
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-18

above work are "a file IN the office ~ A. W.
Amthor. drainage engineer at the court house.
And. said Drainage commissioners being
further ~ the opinion aud considering thu facts
~ ~ that said changes AMI improvements will
IT, ~ advantagv-s the district anJ will not in
crease the cost 81 the proposed system 81
works m said district beyond the amount If
bonds authorized when Said district was rstah
liSh-d.
II ". therefore. ordered anil considered w
th. Drainage commissioners ~ the Cameron
County Drainage District W. Dne. that said
rhaug"> aud additions are hereby made IA IN
trring this. a notation ~ such changes. together
with the maps and p~ruhlrS provided TN the
engineer VI the district showing such changes.
in th" minutes Of the Drainage commissioner
and hy giving notice II such changes ~ cau~-
ing Il ,ttfN uf the record ~ this order. show
iuE th' huuk amt page uf the minutes WI the
IrHiuugr commissioners W. which the same has
been recorded. a. he published once in each
week fur two successive weeks IN some news
nIi.r M general circulation Published W the
English language within Cameron County.
state ~ Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-18
= e. N\EIf.
4 CDI'EI AND.
y. A. TN GIIl =.

Drainage Commissioners. Cameron County
Drainage District NJ. q. Cameron County.
Texas.
The State of Texas. Couuty 81 Cameron:
w. ia" undersigned Drainage commissioners
rt Cameron County Drainage District M. enc.
fur Cameron County. Texas. ~ hereby crr-
tify that to- above ami foregoing y \ true and
correct copy uf q Notation of Certain 'hangrs
and Additions o. the improvements % said
drainage di~trict W.T. the Sumr has been enter
VA ~ record ami recorded IN the minutes W. th-
Drainage commissioners VI Cameron County
Drainage District Ne. One. in Volume Il" ~
pages ;i6. 80. - thereof.
Witness our hands ~ brownsville. Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-18
NEW COURT LAW
Is EFFECTIVE
AT MIDNIGHT
TWENTY-EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
IS DIVIDED AND sEvENTy-NINTH
WILL BE OPERATIVE SATURDAY.
HOWEVER, ONE MORE COURT TERM
UNDER OLD DISTRICT WILL BE
HELD IN jim WELLS CO.

At midnight tonight the twenty eight iu-
dicial district. embracing Cameron. vii
lacy. klebery, NueccS, Duyal. jim Well,
Brooks. Jim Ilogg. Starr and fIidalgo coun-
passed by the legislature on March 4 last,
and a new district i, formed composing
the counties Of Du,al, Jim Wells. Brooks.
Jim Hogg, Starr and Ilidalgo. The twenty
eighth judicial district will be composed Of
Cameron, Willacy, klcbcrg and Nucre-
counties.
Judge W. Il. Hopkins will continue to
At midnight tonight the twenty eighth ia
dicial district, and District Attorney John
l.. kleiber will continue IN hi office. No
changes are made IN the twenty-ei.hth dis
trIct official list because Of the law.
In the new district Val Taylor 81 Alice
has been appointed district Judge. and AN
nouncement has Just been made that !. L.
Leslie. also Of Alice. ha~ been appointed
the district attorney. Both are young
men and both are graduates OF the Cniver
sity of Texas law department. The di-
trict attorney ha> been practIcing N Alice
abou, four YEAR. aud ha> been the law
partner of County Judge Pcrkin- ~ jim
Wells county. The Officials ~ the new dis
lrict are quite popular III their home c"un
~. aud reports from the other countic- in
the di-tric; indicate their appointments Y"
be- popular.
Though the division of the twenty-ci.hth
district becomes effective al midnight. there
i -till one term 81 court 10 he held Nh
Alice. Jim Wells county. under the old d.
trict and will be presided over by Judsc
Hopkins Judge klriber AT the district
att"rn. r This T. being done ia order Y"
give t'/county a term Of court orhcrvi-r
It would not have \ term until next
January. The term will open ~ next Mon
day.
The iir-t term of court in the twenty
eighth district under the division will open
at king~villc. kIcbcrg county. July ,. Com
pletlne the term the Officials will have q
short vacation IA August.
Nucrc~ county will have twenty week
of court each year. divided Ia IN" sessions
al ten weeks each. klcberg county will
have two tour weeks terms; NIllacN county
will have two twu-wcck term. Cameron
county will have q total ot fifteen week
uf district court. divided int" three tcrm-
IT five week each. The first term II Cam
cron county under the division will open
November H.. The other terms will be- in
March and May.
The divisions ~ terms m the tw" 81
trlct- follow:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-18

Two admission tickets to Dpamland theahr, good for every night during
the year.
Two admission tickets to the Dttmann theahr good for every night dur
ing the year.
These four theater ticket prizes will be awarded To the Brownsville con-
testants receiving Tie highest number OF NEW subscriptions to The Herald.
Any person winning one Of the Grand prizes will not be eligible to the theatr
prizes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-18

First Grand Prize, Overland Six Automobile Observation-Disclosures. S575
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Third Grand Prize, Stnch & ZedFr Piano ..... 1926
Fourth Grand Prize, Double Trip 10 San Francisco Exposition ..... $500
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The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
THE WITNESS
DY < ON

Ee u.# atHea0 tIe ~l53ss~ .--a -ass.s=t- 9ae p.dHiee> at i.st. -zss#s4-! .aeiefE2ssz a Hs5.e.. ,oatel t.th- .ta ..t.s t.z =e# .al >3i ta dAd
 Ha=#eea wounded Fl 4a== f-s fe'+9ftszsft =fsf.-1 }iss.=StffaHes:
 a#-=s+.A t=.et pfGa .=4c= ! #.., ij,e order
 a.a H.a.ael ei- camp
 sa torH .a. ltl 4uiid eaH4 .ut..e= lH ftr ~Irk and Ha Ht.#f s~--e -eefe seat
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
Soils and Soil
 Fertility
Eight Studies n F0ndaTenta
 AqrieuIture.
EDITORS NOTE.

Ths Extension Division Of the Gni= versiiH of Arkansas. in co-ope atioH with the United States Department ot Agriculture, will offer this year. through thts paper. a free carrespoad- ence course in Soils and Soil Feistl- ttN,' consisting of eight lessons or ar tleleS. Those who wish To tak@ this eoars" should write to the Director ot Extension W ork. Gni- rcrstty of Arkansas FayetteVille. stating name, age. occupation. and word about his cor her1 gen eral education and stating that h. tor she1 proposes to earr> the Uerl, through for the eight lessons. X fartn- CTS bulletin will he sent to supple ment lesson No l. and later for eacH lesson 1T the question blank be return ed for the preceding lesson. fhe-e blanks will be sent @tth each bulletin. The lessons on Soil and Soil Fertility will consist Of the fotloWin2 lI1 Or igins and Functions ot Soil. e24 How Plants Feed and GfaW, 60 THlage, GA Drainage. t5t Organic Matter, CG1 Crop Eotattoh. tD EarHyafd Manure. tN1 Commercial Fertilizers.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
HODGES ELECTION CERTAIN

Little Rock, Ark Noy. l9 Tie a. noaneement of Gov George N Hay that he will not seek a second term and the rumor that OHmer Burnsidas4 Is to resign as q member of the state board of control are stiH the all1alt- sorbihg topics in local political cir cles. Barnsidcs continues To dsny he intends resignine. Early reports stated Percy Allen. formerly Of ZVsCu Buren. was to succeed him.
 Followers of Earle N Hodges. eas didate for governor. declare Ges { Hays. determinatien lot to be | cal didate insares the election Of their man. Mr. Hedges fs of the Sans opinion. lie declares that not hfrs could have happened that would bet etit my candidacy more.
 It is stih impossible to determine who Go9.Hays will support to stle- ceed himself. It is reported thai hifs secretary Harry Stewart, is To bss come affiliated with Dr. (. R. Brought campaign.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
OAkGROVE

Elder CoWan of Harman preach. eJ at this place Saturday and Sun day
 Frank Girley and family ot Grove. Okfahoma, moved inte this vicinity last week He will lise o1 tN Her man Stark farm
 Man poWnum has rented Tom Nor man farm and k hauling his corn over from Spring Creek, where he lived last year
 Mr and Mrs Frank k.lg and Ms Wilson ef Crcss Roads visited with Jeff Terry and family sunday.
 Mrs q. W. MeCamey is suffering q gate striking her on the chest which gave her quite bruise.
 Herman Brown came home iast week from Texas. where he has bon sell. .ng apples for some time
 Uncle Tom Norman has been quit, sick. but is better tt thirs writing
 We had quite q feast at Johnney's ' Thankssigi day These present were AIr and Mrs. jeff Terry. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Camden. and daughter Blanche Of near Spring Creek. Mrs R \. Ferry annd daughter Gather inc, Of Columbus. Montana The day was spent very pleasantly.
 The literary was largely attended Wednesday night and the program was splendid.
 Floyd Bingham is en the sick list
 z Aaal is progressing ri=alY wi'h .a large enrolment Fctr of Frank IGry's children entered schde1 at this place Monday morning
 la-k Eocklin moved from .Iaek Hewitt farm To Miss Murry's farm and Nr. Hewitt's son-in-law moved in the Hewitt house
 Jchnr pY
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
OAK GROVE.
BentolaG County


 la#a3a Mcclure 8eat to Rogers S.tztt.#z, by way tde K C and Ael4. hss l. l.
 f4er Was church at Healing S .iuss Sunday Hisht and several fr9a hEre attended
 AHta Morris and family visited True and family near Vaughn ; Isls4s
 MS Fla Osborne and little. son o. H1s5n Valley spent Sunday with Al CA4s BoWnaa
 Little Elm md Crank has been q3zzs tick bnt is s8ne better at p.9=f
 a4sIRas t birtl day dinner II Mir Saa hteens Nor. -. il being Al tsa= ==sa =lstseu satH birthday. .ilso at- Il Ar~ InIo8ss Nov =. be in Nol f4Ua birthday Thsre 3as sroWd present on both ae- and ail preseH reIoft | fine ftgIgt at=d lat~ to cal
 Faerr Ha~ Ii Re8d ehoIbiHs at Nrs lnl9N's la>t Saturday and ? a.i al II nieht aad there wiH be a N ond choppine at Aunt Mary Br7Ru.s next Saturday Dec i Set ra3 from here attended as Odt feflCH, dinner at Mas s7n tai- aey. Plank sitite Ahi'e severn .ssls# Welt huatiHg fc seriis < 5yed II home
 Aant Rachel Wilson k able fe l. fIa par #of the time noW
 kHoH
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03
Sure Signs of Torpid Liver.

If You haze spells cf dizziness. heldaeHes. bilioasHess OF eaHstipa- tion look to yonr liver for the cause. Ton can gel relief by taking Po-Da-f.ax t acts quickly or the liver helps ii to discharge tbe pois- on and tona up the system Helps the mach too. Only 50c af Drug gi
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

The above is no more than was zaz ticipated. Every candidate will make the same claim Hodges got infa print with il just Il little sooner than ference
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

For any pain, burn. scald or btuise4. apply Dr Thomas Ecleeytic Oil the household remedy Two sizes 27-s and Ste at all drug stores.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

Do4a.s ReeuletS are recommended b1 nH who saY= =the} operat..= e5fs- i1e and withoH' bad a't.r efft tS
 IL Ill dlus stase.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-03

And il seems like the rain isn { ever going to quit staying away.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-01-29
Nuisance Act Wins.

That a citizen can not disregard thu
orders of an American court with i'm
punity was strongly evidenced in the
decree of the Court of Appeals handed
down in the case OF the State ex rel
Attorney General D. ]. Caldwell VS.. w.
]. Buntin, coming up from the lower
court of Lake County. The Appellate
Court sustained the chancellor in de-
creeing that for the offense of contempt
of court Buntin should serve six months
on the county roads and pay fine OF
$50 and all costs in the case.
From the facts in the case as disclosed
in the records, Buntin appears to have
been operating immoral places in three
towns Of Lake County. In these places
he is alleged to have permitted gamb-
ling, engaged in the sale of intoxicat-
ing liquors and allowed other immoral
proceedings to go on about his prem
Uses. Citizens of Tiptonvilie, one place
in which Buntin was operating, sued
out, with the assistance OF Attorney
General D. ]. Caldwell, writ OF in
junction under the nuisance act of 1913
restraining said Buntin from operating
these 'joints." Chancellor Mckinney
granted the writ and it was duly served
on Buntin, but Buntin, it appears from
the record, paid little attention to the
writ, treating it with that disrespect
that is said to be shown red-headed
stepchildren. A special officer, some-
what of detective, was employed by
certain citizens of Tiptonville, and sew
eraI days thereafter twelve negroes
were dragged into city court. The ne
groes had been arrested in Buntln's
place on the charge of craps shooting,
and Buntin, instead of kicking them
out of his place as undesrableS, showed
a very friendly spirit by paying their
fines, amounting in all to $47. All de-
MED their guilt, however, and Buntln
likewise denied that they we're shooting
craps. But Chancellor Mckinney got
wind of the TACT that the places were
still operating and says to Mr.. Buntin;
"You are guilty of contempt OF court,
having disregarded the orders relative
to the writ of injunction. I'll fine you
$50, tax you with the costs and send
YOU to the county roads for six months.
Buntin appealed from the decision 'of
the lower court, but the Court OF APP
peals saw nothing in the records or argu-
ments of Buntin's counsel to prevent
them from putting their stamp OF ap-
proyal on Chancellor McKinney's &C.
tion in the matter.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-01-29
Death of Mrs. E. D. Turnage.

Mrs. Sallie M. Turnage died last Wed
nesday at the family residence in Troy
after several years illness Of tubercu.
losis. Mrs. Turnage was, before mar
riage, Miss Wiles, and was born and
reared in the Elbridge vicinity. Mrs.
Turnage was 40 years, 7 months and 2S
days old. She married Mr.. Turnage
about % years ago. The deceased had
for many years been a member of the
Methodist Church.
The deceased leaves husband, two
daughters, Mrs. Basil Maxwell and Miss
frankie, two sons, Oscar and Finis, a
sister, Mrs. John Norton, and brother,
Mr.. P. L. Wiles. The deceased was a
true, good, faithful, noble helpmate
and mother and her death is a loss to
her dear ones, loss that is irreparable.
The funeral service was conducted by
her pastor, Rev. ]. B. Winsett, after
which her body was consigned to the
tomb in the Troy Cemetery, there to
rest till the morning OF the resurrec-
tion.-The News Banner.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-01-29
our hearts as in this world.

our hearts as in this world.
Dear father and mother, we ask
you to weep not as those who have
no hope. But bear in mind that
you have another tie to bind you
heavenward; that she is only trans
planted in to a better world and is
now singing with the loved of earth
there helping to make home for you
smile and outstretched arms to
meet your coming, be it soon or late.
The funeral services were very i'm
pressively rendered by Brother Las
ley. Interment at Stovall Cemetery.
AUNT EUNICE.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-01-29
In Memory of Our Darling.

The angel of death has again I'M
furled it's wings over the home of
Mr., and Mrs. w. T. Nichols, claim
ing for it's victim their sweet little
daughter, Doris White.
She was born October 8, 1914, and
departed this life January 20, 1915.
Though her stay with us was very
short, but sweet, her constant smil-
ing little face soon won her many
friends, and all were so devoted to
her, We are oftimes prone to Won
der why God in his infinite love and
wisdom chooses for his home those
that are so dearly loved, honored
and seemingly to us so much needed
in this world. But God is a just
God, and knows best. Perhaps he
needed another angel, one without
spot or blemish, to join his Heavenly
home, and perhaps he saw in the
near future the pains, trials and
troubles that so oftimes come to his
children here; therefore knowing
her sweetness and purity he called
her for his own. So let us be con-
tented with the thought that our
darling was too pretty, too good
and too sweet for this world.
We know it was hard to give her
up, hard to say good bye to meet no
more on earth. But by shaping our
lives after hers we have that sweet
and sacred consolation, that when
our time shall come, be it soon or
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-01-29
Real Estate Transfers.

T. R. Reynolds and wife to Ada M.
White, lot in Union City, $3.50.
w. H. Pyle to Claud Griggs, lot in
No. 6, 5000.
Mrs. Laura Blackwell to Claud Griggs,
lot in No. 6, 5000.
Claud Griggs and wife to Mrs. Laura
Blakely, lot in No. 6, 5000.
P. w. Williams to G. S. Kendall, in
terest in 120 acres in No. 5, 1851.
Fred Dahnke to w. R. Marley, lot
in No. IS, $500.
w. A. Smith and wife to A. G. Ander-
son, lot in No. 6, $50.
W. P. Rogers and wife to F. j. Smith,
three lots in No. IS, $3.50.
Coal-Coke-Wood-Call Tel. $50.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-01-29

late, we can have the same honor,
gain the same home and hear the
same welcome, "Well done, thou
good and faithful servant, enter
thou into the joys of thy Lord" God
giveth and taketh away. Some live
to their three score and ten, while
many are taken in the bloom of life
Still many more are, as was our lit
tie Doris, taken i'll their infancy
and purity. There is never a time
but the Savior knows best. But
owing to our great weakness here
we often ask the question:
Oh, why in thy grasp,
Oh, why in thy power,
Hast thou broken the stem
OF such a lovely flower?
Doris leaves father, moher, three
sisters and three brothers, one her
twin who will never know the sweet
little sister who was so near and
some day would have been so dear;
also wo grandmothers and Uncle
Herman and Aunt Eunice who loved
her so dearly, and who was always
anxious to get to that little bed
where there was always a smile to
give us welcome. But we know
she is now at rest, and we could
never wish her back to this
old world Of sorrow and sin, but re-
Numbering that some day we must
pay the same debt. And we hope
to live that we may meet our dar-
ling, Doris, and press her again to |