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The Washington times., 1916-12-31

J. N. Lyle and wife. Bell
port. National
w. J. hlso,sr. Brooklyn,
Miss N. M. KIocter. Brook
iyn, varnum.
Miss A. T. Kiocter. Brook
Ign, varnun.
l.. u. Menke, brooklyn. Var
Il. v. Menke. Brooklyn. vari
mum.
J. Burns .and. wife, Brook
Ign, Congress Han.
Mrs. n. NJ. Dibble, Valley
Stream, Driscoll.
Gay Main. wife. child, Rock.
Vile Point, Winston.
.. u. Ines and wife, White
Plains, st.. James.
Charles Scott ana wife, Wal
den, METROPOLITAN.
j. II. Kern. Brooklyn. Met.
ropolitan.
w y. Williamson, Brooklyn
Metropolitan.
Mrs. Theodore NORM. Ciavsr-
sack, Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. w. payIp
". New Rochelle. Harris.
j. ". Stone and wife, brook.
lyn Capitol Park.
~ Miller, Capitol Park,
III. \. Finger and wife, Hind.
son, Capitol Park,
l.. 4. Eyster. West Point
Capitol PARK.
Ira Upton, Capitol Park,
MI, and Mrs. Charles E.
fInch. Rochester, continen-
8. q. King and family, SYRIA
cuse, wilmat.
hOHTH CAROLINA.
George ID. Boy. Charlotte.
w. n. Armes, National.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh I, ST.
mon, Kinston. Raleigh.
X. 9. Browne and wits, Mt
Airy. varnum.
5. g, ciapp, Greensboro. 81.
James.
r, Sherman. Jr., Raleigh. q,
James.
N, A. Sexton, Raleigh. q,
James. '
Chatles NJ. Newcomb.
Charlenton. Metropolitan
d. W. Washington, Charles.
ton, Metropolitan.
OHIO.
a. r,, A,rmbruster clevelans.
A. 0ron. Cleveland. Ebb,t,
" ~. hasenbuck. Cleveland.
w; u Warner. Cleveland.
Lafayette,
=. u; Hailam. Cleveland.
Rlchmonl,
W u. Wheeler. Columbus.
n; y. Robinson and wife. Al.
lance. Winston,
j. Y. Layton. Kent. 81.
=; w neebe. co-hocton. Met.
J. a: Mayler. Columbus.
John Rsdman and wife.
Eslisir, Harris.
n a L.wis, Cincinnati,
Capitol Park.
Carl W. Grimm. Cincinnati,
Dan r. Hanna. ir.. cl,ye.
lam, shoreham,
ORItGON.
Pauline Bohnson. Portland.
hhoreham. :,
PBNNsyLvANIA.
Mt. and AIRS. J. n. Perry.
Philadelphia, Bellevue
Mrs. a. Carlton. Warren.
ton, Shorcham,
j. y barnard. Philadelphia.
O; :. Clark. Pittsburgh. Es.
n; shIpmsn. sunbury. Eb.
L q wlnsn,. Philadelphia.
Ebbitt.
W; Thit,er. Philadelphia. 10.
u a; Waters and wife. Phil.
Adelphia. Ebbitt.
j. ". smythe. IT.. phiisdei-
Pitts, willard.
Mr.. and hru. Samuel Mend.
hsliner. Philadelphia, vii.
J. D. Goldsmith. phi,.a.,.
phla, National.
u w. falysy and son, EAs.
Ton, National.
IL: u. Edison. Philadelphi, |
National
Robert Palmer Kelly, Pitts ,
bursh, Richmond.
hgesr, y; Doyle. Carnegie. |
Mr. and MIRA c. .. Berlin. /
Philadelphia, Harrington
NJ; ". Williams. Liteurla
Harrington,
n q. Jenheimar. PhIladsI- i
phla, Harrington.
~. q. Harmon, PITTSBURGH
Raleigh.
J. p. y; Paul, Philadelphia. /
Mr.. aud Mrs. n. Schultz |
fhiiAdelphiA. Raleigh.
v, W. King and wife phIia
The Washington times., 1916-12-31

"na,iorsI
a Visa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Nat,onai
81 10. FARRELL. Danyiile, Ne.
w ,ion Y y.os,o,. panv,l,o.
~. lanai
n NJ proun A,d,n. Ma.
.,onsi
c,,r,,gbam Oa,tson.
Nst,onai
w ~ c.h,. p,cbmond
Ha.,an.,
n W Tvpsr E,s,one. Ma.
,,ou., '
.nons'' d.,,,,,l p,,r..,,v,i,.
~. ,,,,.ia'
IA ',o''"' c,or.,hs,,..r MI,
nj, J,ack son :, -. National Y q; :1l,;,,,.n.,.
p,os u anrS ~
,a, .""onu tror,.r Fort
Lieut.. y her..r' fo'
onrov L 1.ann p,,hsr.
20, ncrdcr
osorsc ~ re,pev Rich-
nns ts.,a,ah'
no ;,,ns .on ana wife.
char,o,,asvii,e Raleish.
n tswing plchmond.
psio,gh
s.o,,ie,de, Natural
priayoo Ra,a,sb
uR"uEs''p pe,tIns Rich.
n,and p.i.igh
Bryan Gordon. "' Manassas,
h,frinF xsna p,c,mond.
ttsrrIrg,on
a. ouip Manassas.
itarripgtcn
~ Davis ara wife. Nor
foik uarrinston
Miss 6chwaibut, Inlet, Har-
rineton
Dr 81 Marshall. CuIpeper,
uarrington.
Miss A. n. Armstrong,
l. s " Jon s,'s ana h wire. Nor:
folk. Harrington,
T.. N. cole, Richmond,
Harrington. -
Uarrinrton'
l. w, Jones, Richmond.
Harrington.
John y Lay, Rlohmone.
harrinEton;
Roanoke Harris.
O.; a. Edwards' hiohn'ond'
.HmrfIs. -. a. 80,
M. and Mt u ~ Lsaa'
sta.inton, Harris A..
". " Purvis ana Witc'
CnnrlottesNiile' harrh.
H. w forter aha Nite'
hosnoke. Harr
q; ~. somnierford' Ci'y
.fomt hsrrs
j. q. Alen and VIE Roam
ono bhtris..
E% %nrI Brown Charlottesville
=; :; 5 lan,,ns, es INV po m,s,
Capitol Park.
o. A. Olson. Richmond.
capitol Park. ,,..,
~, N. fr,,s,son, J,u n'aeks
John q c,et,tns' capltol
par,.
], a. Haipes, Richmond,
The Washington times., 1916-12-31


touch quickly with their
ALABAMA.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Roger
Mobile, wiimat.
Arthur Roger. Mobile. vii
p. w. Brooks. Montgom
cry. National.
ARIZONA.
Thomas n. Potter. Nogales,
Harrington.
II. n. Adams. Prescott
Capitol Park.
Charles Bond. Prescott
Capitol Park.
CALIFORNIA.
Mrs. william Denman. san
Francisco. Shoreham.
Henry Lswton and wife,
= San Diego, Harris.
CANADA.
p. stroud. Montreal. shore
a. q. Fenwioh. Montreal.
E. N. and Mrs. Daley.
Hamilton, willard.
~ Bertha o'Lsary. Montreal.
ceeiis '' Joseph, Montreal. Dri,.
ro.ou.no
Airs. A. X. STAFFORD. Den
yer, Raleigh.
James johnson, Grover. VIII
Ellsworth Bethel. Denver,
Metropolitan.
cQNNECTICUT.
tw. c. Kramer. Hartford,
willard.
w. .. Ledwith. Hartford,
Raleigh.
II, y, Bixby and wife.
bridgeport. Capitol Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. wenarski.
bridgeport. Continental.
n. 3. Werner. New London.
81. James.
DELAWARE.
n. s. vose'. Wilmington.
Harris.
T. ). o'connor. Wilmington,
81. James.
EoYPr.
". ". Coventry and wife.
Tanta, NJ. JAMES.
FLORIDA.
L. y. Zsisisr. 81. Augui.
tine, Harris,
GEORGIA.
W. D: Harweil. st.. Atlanta.
Ebbltt.
d. MGury and wife. Ma.
con, Harrington.
Robert II. Sohols, Atlanta,
National.
q. r. Edwards, Crawford.
willie. Harris.
- ,. D. voEts. Atlanta, Capt
n .'' 4 lara cahoua. Atlanta.
Capitol Park.
a. y. Parker and wife. Al.
Ia. "a, Capitol PARK.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. y. Stanley.
Savannah. Continental,
u. q. Linsbaek and wife. At
lanta. ~. james.
ILLlSOis.
Mr. and Mira d. ID. rhroop.
Normal, Cochran.
Helena rhroop. Norma.
cochran.
FsrSs Throop. Normal,
MIS- John ID. sherman.
chicago. shoreham.
J. 0rifhth Amcs. jackson
willie, Ebhtt.
,. g; Amss. ,r.. JseksonS'lls,
7. u, Browmsn. chicago. Es-
n: ii: jackson. chicago, RAJ
Mr.. ana Mrs. l.. Y. Hart
and son, Chicago. Raleigh.
,Mrs. ~. LAnEe. Chicago. hA-
n johnson ana wife, Chi.
case. Capitol Park.
4. poot.sy. Rock island.
N. l. swarthout. Decatur.
John n. whsel.r and wife.
Chicago. Congress Hall.
I W, c. Bartholomew. Chicago.
-. James.
c. H. Conn. wife. child.
Leap River. Metropolitan.
INDIANA.
G. q. Holland. Indianapolis,
Continental.
&, Roy Hathaway. Cont
mental.
c. 7. Cisco. Madison. Var
y mum.
IOWA.
Mir. and Mrs. J. n. oughton.
dwight, Raleigh.
7 Y; Barry. Dwight. ka-
M Wilma :; Hr'ns'l. Atlantic
O. q. pshsid. Amss 81
ITALY.
A. Iewelt Furber. Rome.
Lafayette.
CheValier w. L. y. c. Won
a, RRppsTd. 4. Il. and NJ.
: T.. Lafayette.
Mime, voa iappard. Lafay-
cite.
KANSAS.
william koopman and wife.
Great Bend. Continental.
KENTUCKY.
Or. n, Mckinley and wife,
Winchester. Raleigh.
c. :, Parmanton, Baden,
I National.
LOUISIANA.
NJ. g. Barr and wife, Bur-
lington. Raleigh.
MAINE.
8, A. Pettegrow, Machias
Fort, Ebblit.
y u. Hamilton and wife,
The Washington times., 1916-12-31

reference tor washingto'
friends:
Master Arnold Caiderwoo'
Blddeford, Continental.
MARYLAND.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Davis,
Frederick. Cochran.
Stanley Mitchell, Annapo-
lis, Shoreham.
r, II. Waters, Germantown.
Ebbltt.
Mrs. a. Lttis. baltimore.
Ebbitt.
W. N. Hurt, Frederick. Hair
W. Il. Hodge. slliman. RAJ
L. +. Main and wife. MID
dietown. National.
c. ID. Cole and wife. BAL
timore, National.
Mrs. NJ. " Goldman. Balti-
more, National.
c. ". Field. Baltimore. Ma
tional
q - Tucker. Baltimore.
National.
u. Tucker, Baltimore Ma
uonai. ~ ,.,
Mrs. Gertrude ~. Stokes
baltimore. ~: Jane. .,
c; l.; uardner' nA''1o''
~. james. n,,,
n; ra n; pS,a' ba''imor'' Met
~ u. stibull' inoisn heao'
metropolitan:
II; M Main' FREDERICK HAT
Y. q. Main. Frederick. Iisr.
c; u. Gray D'okerson' har-
Us, $50.
D. w W. hea'h' BALTIMORE h"-
l.. ?. Ma,!.rn and wife. Raj
J. I. Scott, baltimore. Har-
ris.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. walker. Jr..
~. Michael, tontinentai.
ppn, ,,. suiii r,, ana WE
n. E. Easieston, Baitimor,.
Continental.
hAssACHUsETTs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. chad.
wIck Boston. Shoreham.
"a u.,,,,, yyIn,o.,,.r
shoreham.
NJ; X Merritt winchester
Mar 9. Eaton. Bn,ton. vii.
lard.
George III. Ermey, Lexington.
willard.
v. ~. Blake, Boston, Ma.
uonai IL. No..
ton, National.
r MiIlS nos,on, Raleigh.
NJ and Mrs' A Mccuriy,
Noyth urookfielti. Cor
doi,
John n. Holden. Boston.
Lafayette. .
ueorTe l.. Curtis and wife
Boston. Congress Hall.
T. ~ Merrill Boston Net
ropolitAn.
Mrs. H.orE. =. hotaiinr.
Ptttsfield. Harris.
Stella NJ. Church. nostor,
capitol Parh -
e.ni,., p.,s
n. e. ooerist. Worcester.
Capitol Park.
l. c. wslis. wercestsr. Con-
p. d. Ford. Boston. conu.
uental.
q. A. Norton. Boston, Coz
tinentAi.
nIc.xf,.An
y. ". >. Taylor Detroit wa
leiEh.
ID, u, Harridon, Detroit. TIA
leigh
Il e, hunyan. Lane odeesa.
metropolitan.
MINNEsOrA.
ne -. 1880, .w,....
..,..n,.,.,
49,. -. -, a.
n, op., NJ
II. 10. Pine AID wife. 81.
Louis. Continental
MISSISSIPPI
/. nh. x...,.
ehs''es " m,.n. """A'
The Washington times., 1916-12-31
'sCamp Car, Burns.

"Camp Carr burns.
Another Southern railway camp"
car caught IRE in the company's
yards yesterday noon and was prsc-
tically destroyed.
The Washington times., 1916-12-31

The Rev. DR.. Eugene b. Jackson,
pastor OF the First Baptist Church,
was presented n purse OF gold at
christmas exercises Friday night.
The Rev. II. 7. Kirkiey, pastor OF the
Methodist Protestant Church, was
given n box of gold and silver at
the exercises at his church the same
evening.
The Washington times., 1916-12-31

There will be song service in st.
Paul's Episcopal Chuch this evening
at 7:30.
The Washington times., 1916-12-31

TO Alexandria for burial. t. Monkey
Erwin, another son, lives In this city.
The Washington times., 1916-12-31

W. l.. Bass, Cochran.
John =. Woodbury., Belle
Nue.
Miss Woodbury.. Bellevue.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. Wertheim.
Bellevue.
The Washington times., 1916-12-31
NEW JERSEY.

DIR. Il. q, Taylor. East or,
ange. Ebbltt.
u. A. Cruder. Baymore. I'd
bitt.
A, u. Heliherinston. Brown
Brook, Willard.
Frank LippincOtt, Camden
National,
John ~. Mallard and wife
Camden. llarrinston.
NJ. l.. Day ana wife. Trenton
81. James,
William II. Berry. Camden
Metropolitan.
Norman H. Potter, Camden
Metropolitan.
w. q. Petherbridge. Waddon'
field, Continental.
The Washington times., 1916-12-31
NORTH DAKOTA.

r; J. Drake, Valley City.
National.
r.: q. Drake, Valley CITY.
National.
q. w. Drake and wife. Val.
ley City, National.
The Washington times., 1916-12-31

John Pollock Harrington.
EbbitL.
u. A. Biekford and wife. LIN
coin, Driscoll.
G. w, NJ. coynter aad wife.
omha. Driscoll.
James u. IlAnley, Omaha
Winston.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29

Peace on earth and good will to men
There is but little reason, It seems to
For the war that's going on or is to be.
One generation building, another tear.
ing down;
It's like the foolish mantle clown.
Who masked his face to fool the
crowd;
But wouldn't fool himself to get his
shroud
War! Oh, Cruel War! A monster OF
hell,
Created after Lucifer, who from heav.
en- fell.
Man has never known why you flung
Your diabolical self on earth and stung
The human family with your foul
breath,
| Filling the earth with misery. woe and
death.
Can you give excuses for your wicked
creed.
Or claim one reason for your fertile
seed?
Go thy way and come to us no more
90 back to hell
With the curse OF man upon your heaC
and tell
Your master his reign on earth 4
ended and more.
That eternal peace will dwell with IL
forevermore.
Peace on earth and good will to men.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29

| If YOU WANT TO BUY home
cheap. near East Side school in
/ Bryan, see J. r. Turner. wl4d2S6
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29

Texas State Teachers Asso-
citation: Fl. Worth, $500 round
trip; on sale Nov. 29th and 30th,
limited Dec. 4th.
Christmas and New Year HoI-
iday Excursion Round trip rates
on sale daily Dec. 18th to 10Th,
inclusive, December 31st and
January list. Limited to return
January 9Th, 1917, to all points
in Texas ONLY.
S. II. HARRIS,
Ticket Agent.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29
ILLINOIS GUARD
RETURNS HOME
Second Infantry Of Illinois, Who Re-
fused to Take Federal Oath,
Sent Home.

Chicago. ILL.,. Nov. "a majority
OF the Second battalion. Second inian'
try. Illinois National Guard, are home
from the border. They refused to
take the oath to enter the federal serv.
ice. No charges have been preferred.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29

city officials and civic organizations
to reduce the cost of living. A boy
colt on eggs has been started here
and promises to spread to many cities.
In the meantime prices are dropping.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29

One mile OF a country road In Ore.
gon is surfaced with borax.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29

FOR SALE-The D. McDougald home,
bargain. See James w. James. SO
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29

Peace on earth and good will to men
r. o. Braswell
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29
WAR

Peace on earth and good will to men.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29

Electricity is the only agent that
will thaw frozen water pipes without
disturbing the ground in which they
are buried.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29

Breweries in Japan produce about
20 million gallons OF sake, the ma.
tional alcoholic drink, from rice an.
nually.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29
To REDUCE LIVING
COST BY BOYCOTT
New York and Chicago City Officials
Would Reduce Cost Of Living by
Refusing to Eat.

New York, Nov. ga concerted
effort here and at Chicago and other
cities is being made on the part Of
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29

Rubber rings have been invented to
prevent thimbles slipping from fin
gers.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29

For writing at night there has been
invented a fountain pen that carries
a tiny electric lamp and dry battery.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-6-cylinder, 7-passenger
1916 model Overland fully equip
ped, 2 extra tires. shock absorbers.
bumper, extra battery. Car In first
class condition. Price 800. George
Stephan. u
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29

FOR SALE-Model 81 Hudson tour
ing car, in good condition; will sell
cheap II sold at once. See Z. B. Ell
lott, at Eagle office. II
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-09
SEE VALUE OF FAIRGROUNDS
No Community IL Now Considered
compIets Without Properly Laid
out Breathing Places

II Is fact which ought 70 be or In.
Tense interest to the people OF this
city that during one week the attend
ance Of children at the public play.
grounds Of Charleston reached the UNI
precedented figure Of 1886. It is es-
timated that about 2.b09 different chill.
dren visited and made use Of the play
grounds during this period.
That ought to give the people OF the
community a clearer idea than they
have heretofore possessed of the i'm.
mense value OF the playground sys-
tenn and Of the effectiveness Of the
aystem as It 10 being applied In
Charleston Probably a majority Of
the Charleston readers OF this news.
paper have not heen aware all this
time Of tho importance which the few
Fairgrounds now available have as
sumed AZ q factor Ia the life Oh the
children Of Charleston. That these
grounds have been made use Of In ore
week by something like $500 different
children and that these children have
rsscrted to the Fairgrounds 90 con.
etantly and 80 regularly that the total
attendance during the week has been
over i0,500 are facts which furnish
convincing proof Of the value Of these
places Of outdoor recreation Charles.
ton News and Courier
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-09
TESTS FOB HEART DISEASE
German Physicians Have Evolved
Novel Method Of Detecting pres.
snte o. Weakness

There IL new way Of diagnosing
heart disease. II was discovered IN
Germany and Is based upon the prin.
elple that extremely slight motion In
tho air VIII form similar changes In
burning iame
fieo small smoking gas iamOs are
ueaa and around these Is turned
vide panar tape Tho flames cause
banda of scot 70 appear upon the sur.
face Of the tape
over the heart OF the patient an Ia
etrameut somewhat similar to q tele.
phone transmlltar 10 placed. This
sranamitter has d very sensitive
dlsohFag4u iia vibrations ure dupll.
eatga hy the diaphragm and transmit
tea by tiIbe TO gas chamber
Through which passes the gas for ono
Of ile famea
The slight iiamlHgs Of the gas In re.
sponsc @ the various vibrations result
IL characteristic rings Of smoke on the
paper tape From these abnormalities
!n she haaft bgat san be read. Time
IS recorded BY the second flame. intsu,
eneed similarly BY vibrations from
TIMING fork The smoke rings vary in
shape and position according to the
character Of vibration causing them.
and 80 help 70 simplify the diagnosis.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-09
Home blUIl
| Y Helps Y |
TREES COMPLETE THE HOME
Importance Of Proper shrubbery 10
Becoming More and More
Recognized,

The primary object Of settling the
state was 70 make homes. not TO make
fortunes or increase the taxable
wealth OF the county or state. One
can have q shelter or abode without
trees, but no home which win appeal
20 the wife. and 10 which the children
viii look back with fond remem-
brances in after years Is truly home
without the sense OF beauty. repose
and protection afforded by trees and
shrubbery.
The trees and shrubbery should be
located on the grounds to give certain
effects or make q part Of a living pic
ture. The fruit orchard can be plant
ed az regular intervals. in order to be
conveniently cultivated aud TO use
fully the ground occupied. but the
trees ia tho yard should not be spaced
like orchard trees: they should be
grouped. in order TO make vistas.
screen unsightlS oasbaildings, afford
shade where needed. add touches OF
color TO the picture. provide pleas
ing sky line and TO lend variety and
interest 20 the home surroundings.
Trees and shrubbery are the setting
OF the jewel the quality OF the jewel
10 not dependent upon It's size. but up
on the spirit. the purity, the harmony
which dweils within. Yet no jewel
Is shown 10 best advantage without a
suitable setting. and no home is fully
home without isa setting Of treea and
shrubs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-09
= Have Come 70 Sec You on susb
fasts

natural 20 h1s ia 10 uaa 4 gentle
maa, every mts him. he paased %
.Ehn laaY Aslp b lhe eurb Sic
mpligN fi CheMR 20 bend 20
wards hef
9raag iaan sh aid rapidly NO
afapaed lhs pafeg
*iee maaa, ! Wv him waB the
ready response
foll0w him aa where b. goes
learn tumaihiaG abat hsE clrcam
stapte8 Il yog can
She want pi0 The atore ena haa
ataFted for bop bs Juvenile com.
panipu some is aud returned ~
ewais The folara her mcaseRFcr
sAs6aE fganria4 ms ielitr sie
gontlemsn you alrcsiea ma about Il
81 John Bryan I'D took BE tfaDa to
q lBtle deak b q bis barn 81 kn aflee
lal oWi 70 rer breB an1 tho liie.
Il eeens be 0d 3 o91 bNsin once
bug lost bis grin ava be- has liele i8
} learned. thpaGh that Ne % respect
able Of rood habas and sli ihaf $3.50
honest IS tta ias e ieng
Poor aoai. ntmure6 the yelled
adg and there was fiint sOggesiseu
Of 3 BOB 81 her toms And ! had al
meai inrsoilen ii1w strange shal we
should meet agaiu "a tliig odd RaYi
ITO q rae dane natiant tender true
heartaa n had aoyer ten him, hoW
lnaga niiaprg mieht nave been spared
me
Alice Worth fell INTO soulful rev
erie as the machine pei on. Her mind
wont back 70 6ye yeAfs previous, when
she hbd betu9e ttenosfaphef 50 The
osloe OF 9ohn Bryan
She recalled the gracious helpful
ways 81 hor employer his encourage
mont his patience aHtii sha hsd BE-
come more o. q partner fhan IA assist
ant She dellshted IN allowing her
gratitude for the business trsiaing he
had given hef Her attention 70 de-
tails her magnetic waya. her advice,
carried tho business ur on wave 81
aeiual success She had aimeet learned
10 love the quiet earnest man Who EN-
ployad hsr when aashins brilliant
lover came along She iaif the bryan
oiilce ana married Nth Within 4 year
AFTER spending all her eavinga, he III.
Aarlea her she secured divorce end
reaufnea her maiden name Later hey
husband died aud SHE bcean lige ali
OVER arnln aa goycrness III very
wealthy family
she soighS this aother Of tho iittle
one che cared faf when she reached
the splendid mansion, where she was
treated more as a eai1tiye than q hzed
companion.
Mrs. Delvillc,H ahe said, ! am ge-
ING 70 say something that win make
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-03-09
TELL OF PAS GLORY
RUINS or ROMAN pALAc Ea ME
mENToEs or GREATNESS.
PcsIIIpo, IN the aFaircst Lana 81 Eus
rope,1 Has History VaIeh Makea
II Of Enhancing interest 70
the Tourist
CITY eateE

The city OF Naples gives "a idea
Of the beauty Of southern Italy It sits
like a ragged vagfant by tha roadside
in the fairest land 81 Europe
II you would see al Of this beauty
at a glance, visit the steep headline q
Posllipo, which juts into tho sea he
yond the city Here ere combined the
beauties Of the modern CamDania-
the smooth roads winding UPWARD past
white villas, the blue sky, under HhicH
the earth seems to glow. while re son
is tipped with siixeran3 q most
striking relies OF the long gna daya
OF the Roman empire and ti3e middle
ages, those periods 50 fun oE story end
color. which have moved acr0ss italy,
environed In her beautiful landaeap
and Inspired by the roasanttc EfaiFerss.
ment Of her people, ltxe to acts ~
some mighty pageant
At PosilipG stood the villa Of Vim
gil. greatest OF the Latin poets and
here today is vault where his 70
mains are said 70 lie Il wa4 ct 70.
silipo that Virgil wrote the Gse1Fsies,
those beautiful Latin paatosals taas
picture all the seasons or tl4e year ass
the poet studied them from his couut
try seat Hefe after ha had Jed came
many another poet and sage 70 put
flowers on his tomb.
This famous aeDnicher IS . i0w
stone vault with shree windows There
formerly stood within It tall urn
which was said to contain the aea 81
the poet, but this has alsapr ana
is said TO have been removed hy sing
Robert the Wise to his palace Cor safe
keeping.
At the very end of the haaiand
stands ono OK the NOSE impressive
relics Of Roman luxury II 81 ltaly i
IL the ruin OF Pausilgpum the villa
built By yedius Polio aud heaneathoa
by him 10 Augustus caaaar Tho End
OF Sorrow" Is the meaning II is asFaes
which has become that 81 The entlre
headlana.
Here are romans Of nlassirs whlta
marble walls and pillars and f0unaa.
siona. reaching FAR out into the easar,
and from these and from the Numerous
legends and stories that Gins about
them, one may Fecoustrect So banty
and splcndor ana liseee u 6 TIE d
decadent Rome. sic may rs tho
great villa. sltting "a tie eat of ira
headlAnd, bacscd bg DARK groves wltl.
its white feet ii the bf iae
may reconstruct Ia fancy $50 09epa
and the theatsr, where tss lasa haa
hla guests we're epte
I bold iHt5 -!
ant 70 20 thrown end deYaafa toi
breaking a glass; the wlia.iaas CAL
leriee and porticoea, the eiaDeras8
marble baths And this palace Of q by
gone age no may people With the
mobiles and philosophers, the posss aaa
soldiera OF Rome, in their fica.ag
robes 5f white and purple. attended
by the slaves OF al their Wars5 osa..
tiful women Of Greece black naea from
Africa, falr-hnired gagases tram the
British Isles and the Wild tatarors OF
Europo--the people Of all the races
conquered BY thege most perverted aed
dominating men that the world has
yot brought forth and who ore now re.
mombeFcd by crumblIng stones Upon
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