davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-12-12

ley sat In u big
chair before the
fire. looking very
lonesome. A big
dog. n collie. sat
beside him with
his head on his
masters knee.
Suddenly the dog
lifted his head
and barked. Mr..
BARLEY looked to-
ward the window
ana saw the three
little frightened
boy faces peerlng
In. In n jify he
had jumped up,
opened the win
dow and lifted
them In one at q
time.
Good gracious
me! What are you
doing out there7"
Aa lanNaaI.l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
RAILROADS HANDLE
Abnormal BUSINESS

WASHINGTON, Oct lj. 49, Al
though railroad facilities are iar be
low traffic demands, an abnormal iall
busine" IS being handled with less
shortage OF transportation than
existed before the war Director Cen
eral Hn's said today Mr. Hines as
serted that i, has been impossible TO
make any extensive improvements on
account NJ the uncertain status OF the
railroads. and said there had been
however. an increase OF S2lS6 cars in
serviceablc condition between August
10 and October 4 lie announced that
the railroad administration is devot-
ing particular attention to the trans
porta,ion OF coal and grain
In order to relieve conditions in
Texas where an unusually large crop
and scarcity OF storage facilities have
made the situation acute It was an.
nounccd that the grain corporation
viii send additional cargo vessels to
Galveston and that the number oi
permits Tor carloads OF wheat into
Galveston has been increased from
fifty to 100 per day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
SECOND PLACE IN AIR
DERBY TO BE PROTESTED

NEW YORK. Oct. lJ.-Oificials OF
the American Flying club. which is
assisting the army air service in the
conduct of the rans-continental air
derby, last night said there was po.si-
biity OF a protested decision should
they give Maj, Carl Spati second place
in elapsed time on the first leg Of
the contest. Lieut.. Bclvin w. May
nard i, the undisputcd winner OF the
first half of the race. Friends OF
Lieut.. Emil kiel, who landed at Roose-
welt field. the eastern terminus yes
tcrday, twenty seconds ahead OF Major
Spatt, who had first alghted at Hazel
hurst field by mistake. were expected
to make protes, on the ground that he
granted Major SDatz a five minute
handicap at BinRhamton the last con-
troll, although this was not authorized
by the commanding officer at Bing-
hamton.
Under the rules Sunday flying is
omitted, so that both east and west
bound aviators rested today.
According to officials OF the flying
club tonight Major Spatr led Lieut.,
kiel in actual ilying time by thirty
one seconds. having been in the air
since leaving San Francisco but -
hours, l5 minutes and ~ seconds.
Lieut.. kielS actual flying time was
given at 70 hours. IA minutes and Is
,pronds @
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
coL1z IS EXAMPLE
where PACT FAlLS7

WASHINGTON. Oct lJ.-The un-
expected coalition OF the German army
under general Won Der Colt in the
Baltic provinces with the Russians
OF the western Russian provinces an
der General Yudinek was discussed
seriously today from two standpoints
by the members Of the United States
army general staff.
These officers say that the junction
and cooperation OF such elements
means:
First, that the peace treaty did not
anticipate this new war and TO that
extent the treaty fails in the essential
effect Of pacifying Europe by trough
and ready plans"
Second, that as England and France
were threatening Germany with the
direct consequences If Won Der Goltz
were not recalled out OF the Baltic
provinces. the allies obviously are not
a party to the coalition.
Third, that neither England nor
France IS in position TO interfere
considering the strong military forces
that would be necessary TO comba.
the Russian German armies.
Fourth, that the United State, is
clearly and definitely out OF the al
tair unless the most extraordinary
thing should happen, namely that CON
gress should authorize the sending oy.
erseas Immediately OF not le. than
100000 men.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
Art Gumnn Says:
II Am in Favor Of Taking Flash
lights TO q Fillum Show"

Dear Editor
Well I'D. was over TO n pictcr show
yesterday and stayed there about n
hour hut could not see none of tho
picter on account OF they being so many
slides OF fcllns which wants To 20 over
and take a seat IN congress from this
district
Believe me Ed. wish they would
hurry up aud put some person In the
vacant sent and leave us birds see them
fIilums without no interruption.
Another thing I'D. every person which
goes TO "A picter show should ought to
carry flashlights on account OF II being
dark IN there and awful embarrassing to
try 10 put yourself into y seat which
10 already being vsed.
Well Ed. ! zee YOU have gone snd
pinted some batting averages of the
world serious and used . lot OF letters
like / b. and h. y. and =. b. and II
would take rhila. lawyer to figger
out what some OF them mean. II
was not educated I would think T. b.
WAS tuberculosis and h. p. was horse
power hut of course I'D them letters
have a baseball meaning II n man only
knew what they are.
Elegantly Yours.
ART QUINN,
IF. T. H.I s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
BR|MM|NC BOWL
OF VETS ONLY
100 DAYS away
Liquor Dealers Beginning to
Stock Up,

WASHINGTON oct. lj--ConS,i.
,u,ional prohibition is now less than
100 days away and liquor dealers
owning large stocks Of bonded or 9TH
cr wet goods are impi,icntly awaiting
the hoped for ending Of wartime pro
hihiilon so they may dispose OF their
holdings before the constitutional
drouth renders il impossible
The situation a, this time is:
|. War time prohibition can he
ended by presidential proclamation
when the war Is over, j. G.: when
the peace treaty s ratified and when
the coun,ryS armed forces are de
modified.
,. The prohibition enforcement, ac,
which has passed both houses OF eon-
gress. does not intend the wartime
prohibition and contains nothing to
prCcn, the liung OF the ban.
J. The resolution OF Representa-
tive Raincy Illinois. To- have congress
declare the war ended is not expected
to get FAR. Attorney General Palmer
has declared the end OF the war will
come when the treaty is signed.
4 1t is pointed out that the presi-
dent can hardly issue proolama-
,ion declaring certain conditions exist
when they do not exist.
5. 1t was reported today that pres
sure is being brought on various
democratic senator's who have we,
affiliations TO vote for the peace
treaty with the threat that otherwise
war time prohibition will not be lifted
even il there is opportunity The
threats. j, was said, would be with
out effect.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
SERIES MONEY
!. TO Be TIED UP
Third Place in League De-
pendS on Decision,

NV international Nows ScrNlcc)
CHICAGO. oct ~ Members of tho
New York Yankees Baseball club may
be- long time getting their third place
share of the worlds series rccelptg ard
may have 10 be content with ma share
whatever In the earnings OF the base
ball classic
The Detroit club. n became known
here today has filed Il request that all
gnmcs won hy Pitcher Carl MAYS for
the New York club he thrown out ON
The ground that MAYS IL under susp'n-
sion by the pre idcnt of the League and
the games he has won thcrcfqIe are 4
Legal n these games aro trYoNn ont
Detroit would win third place I'm the
American league standings for 1919
The protest ~ the Detroit club may
lead 10 legal complications thnt viii tlr
,up the third place money Tor an lndei
mite period Ordinarily the matter
would bo one for adjustment by Ban
johnson, president Of the American
league, but Johnson has been cnIoIned
by the courts from enforcing his su,-
pension OF Mays.
Whether the National commission
viii feel justified IN acting uu a dis
pu,o concerning the internal affairs of
,he American league IL an unknown
question ms yet and may have 10 drag
nloDg until the Mays case * settled In
court and johnson Is once more free
10 act.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13

l,N night N conncCtrUn with an a..
legged shortage Ut funds alter polica
lnNe,iIga,lon here which had resulted
IN Mrs katherine Brads,rce, being
held on suspicion Police said she
confessed Green had given her large
sums OF money She denied ,hi, 20
newspaper men and Yesterday police
said Green admitted to them he had
loaned the woman money br, that il
was from hi, own fund, Her hus-
land Clarence Brad,trcet and their
chauffeur Robert Ellison also we're
ordered held Tor lneN,gatiou. Green
was released last night on $4,000
bond.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
NATIONAL T|EUP
OF STEEL STRIKE
NOT ARB|TRATED
Gompers Pledges Support Of
A, F, Of l., Reported,
tBy Universal Seryice)

GARY. Ind. Oct lj.-Samucl
Gompers, president OF the American
Federation OF Labor has promised
that American industry will be para
lyzed by general strike unless Presi-
dent Wilson's labor conference agrees
to arbltrate the steel strike, accord
ing to Z. +. Lockwood, a labor leader,
in an address before striking steel
workers here last night
Lockwood presided over a meeting
OF more than 1000 strikers. When
speakers criticized the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor for not giving more
support 20 the steel strike, Lockwood
urged moderation and said Mr.. Com
pers had already pledged the full
strength Of the federation to the sup
port Of the strike.
lie then told how Mr.. Gompers had
already pledged several labor organ
izations ii the labor conference did
not bring relief in the strike.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
GRAyS0N SPENDS FIRST
NIGHT AT WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON. Oct. IS. - Dr.
Grayson returned to the White House
from his home late last night and
prepared to spend the night there.
While he has not been at the White
House continuously every night since
the president was taken i'll. he has
spent great number Of nights there
and his return this evening was moi,
taken 10 indicate that any thing un-
toward had occurred
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
BOXERS TO BE CHOSEN
TO REPRESENT AMERICA

NEW YORK. Oct. l1.--CompetIilon 10
select three American amateur boxers
10 engage IN international tournaments
In Norway. Sweden and Denmark viii
be held here tonight by tho Mcifopoli.
tan Association OF the Amateur Athlot-
lc Union. Representatives In tho 10.
i15 and i7j.pound cluscs from PITTS
hurgh, Boston. Baltimore ana other cit
les Also viii participate
Two national title holders, frnnk
Cassidy OF New York, 10 pounds. aud
James 1omHsulo of Elizabeth, n j."
lli pounds are entered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
)ERO CLUB PROTESTS ALL GAMES WON BY PITCHER CARL MAYS

conference OF churches. the Ciyilll
Ca,tolica, leading review published IL
this city by the JcSul,s, repeats recent
arguments that the holy see cannot be
represented a, the world conference,
and cannot permi, Catholics " par
,icipa,e, bu, hopes advantages will
come from the conference"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13

ATLANTA, Ga.. Oct. 1.-THE fen
ure " the grand circuit 10 he opened
today nt the Lakewood track here, was
the a.O5 pace, with entries driven 10y
Murphy and cox and other well known
grand circuit drivers. Direct G.. Bur.
nett was Murphy'u entry Tor today and
Frank Dewey that Of Cox. Tho race.
will continue through Saturday and WIZ
he marked by the appearance" of haf u
dozen Georgia horses, some " Them
driven hy their owners
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
Cashier Alleged Bank Bandit.

ATLANTA. ga. Oct l]-W G.
Peer, state bank examiner. has taken
charge OF the Fairburn Banking COM
pany. whose vice president and cash.
icr. William Green. was arrested late
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
Mexican Congress Squsbbles.

WASHINGTON. Oct. l3.-Insist-
ence by the Mexican government on
the theory advanced in recent note
to Great Britain that "the modern
concept OF property regards it as a
social function has aroused oppo-
si,ion in the Mexican congress TO fur
ther legislation bv presidential decree
according to adyiccs through official
channels. The British government, had
protested that certain Carran1a de
crces were couiiscatory.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
PRESIDENT HAD EYE
TROUBLE IN PARIS

PHILADELPHIA. Oct l5-Pres-
ident Wilson suffered from retinal
hemorrhage in Paris. il was learned
here last night. 1t was because OF
this eye trouble that DR.. Chalmers
Dacosta of this ci,y was suddenly
called to Paris to attend the presi-
dent while the latter was At the pcaSe
conference.
DR. Dacosta's Visit caused much
speculation a, the time and no salts
factory explanation was given out.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
Irish Republic Demanded.

GLASGOW. Oct. lj.-An Irish re-
public was demanded at a meeting
here last night and resolutions were
adopted demanding the withdrawal OF
the English army OF occupation from
that country.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
Pate hnrmnn Roses ronlnht

NEWARK. y. j.. oct lH.-rctr Her
man. bantamwcight boxing champion
OF the world. and Harold Fares a local
fnyorltc. win meet In nm S-round
match NJ the, First Regimen, nrmory
tere tonight.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
BERLIN CHILDREN TO
GET CONDENSED MILK

BERLIN, Sunday. Oct. 1.-THE
frs, delivery of American condensed
milk ha, reached Berlin and will be
distributed in accordance with direc-
tons from the donors to the sys-
,ema,ic milk cures for underted
school children.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
New Italian Amba baSsador.

ROME, Oct. l3,-l.Aly has decided
10 send to Washington new am
bassador to take the place OF Count
V. Macehi di Celere, but the gov
ernment has not chosen he appointee
az vet
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
One Killed In Car Collision.

WASHINGTON Oct l3,-One man
was killed and dozen more or less
seriously injured in collision early
today between an army motoy tru,h
and trolley car near tho Walter
Reed hospital for wowdc6 Older.
here.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03

III se Clty CLERK

AnnaDoiIa. Nd, July I. 1918.
The following il ! list 81 the Nom
1lnatlOns which have been Ried in this
ONCE tor Mayer, Counselor and Alder
Saeas of The City az Annapolis, Md.
% Ise yOsad for ST the Municipal El:,es
tfon 20 Be held on Monday. July IL.
Ron MAYOR
Vote For One
CT Is 3. ffENKEL. Republican,
JOHN q LEVY. democrat.
Fos c0uxagrnn
(Afete gaE Onsg
DENNIS CLAUDE Republican.
CO. y. RIILLMAN. Democrat
ron ArnEaags Tirst ward
pote For TwOD
q ROLAND BROWN, Rapuhllcan.
RALPH DAYTON, Repuhllcan.
Inner &. PARK III democrat,
sEzA rs ". SMITH, Democrat.
Fok ALDGRA second WAR
Vote For Twol
]. PAUL MEDFoRD, Republican.
q MES 3 v PTIILIIpS, Republican.
JOHN Il TAYLOR, Democrat.
a0TTN r. WELLS. Democrat.
Eos AI.nERasgx Third Ward
VOse Far TwO3
]. CLAYTON BREWER. Republican
FRANK IA MfINR3E. RnnmhgScau
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03
a.s e aasg

H,ems I'D arasag
sie , GH Asedihg
sxsS sAe AInsted
~ ISL s4rvlre HAS ss-
mus fss gagssat Az en-
arssn 81 aa wlal4 annuAasv claims
more victims than waE and which,
unlike Germany. has not been rendered
limp0tent tuberculosis.
every three minutes this scourage
|clasma one ire ID the United States
Every year It lowers national efli-
cheney 81 aeprIsIrg the nation 81 the
services of hundreds Of thousands OF
yeung masn aa0 semen.
Tubeyruiugss Il pgevensable by
proper nvfng. Taken N time Il is
durable II Is largely the ignorant
ana careleas vino suffer because they
ARE not awars that they are Victims
Euntil Ii HI too lafn, ox n mwapa, depend
Jill patent medicines and Qaacks In
stead os iha 6sst medicinal skill,
wholesome foods resi- ana fresh air
intent Cd saarelns the nation'
health. the United Btates Public Health
Service has Just published q ieaiet,
one 81 Its Keep Well aexiess entitled
aHow no Avoid tuberculosis. II
gives the symptoms bFle6y and simply
slight cough, lasting month or
IIonger. losssof weight, slight fever In
che afternoon. night swAata. bleeding
tfY0ssa the lungs IS amp of these
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03
BISHOP MCDOWELL.
Iss UEs s. CALL
10 100 CEagJRCEas

RlshoU william h. McDowel oa
WASHINGTON. b. C.. who presiasa 0var
eAIs Esascoaa3 area. eersbranime 1900
Nicholas EBgscopal Churchxs, Iss lsk.
.er isssssl rsrenkly 10 go. O00 snasnhass,
expressed deep gratsflcaaian ever Is.
sal9a q tn Centenary campaign III
sssshla area. Blshnp AseEaowelh hewUyca.
png far9h q aklFFsnm AnpaAl ts avaRg
ehurch fl hfs AaFIadgef ion. Is Safn ID
j couaartsa agare Is rash the Genacs
aarv avive. b & suceeenful casnaax i,
tie fen days that Eenaair
BisAon McFDowell givea i xenareas
measure al credit 6 thouaarstls Il
annaaara wao have pit their eharehas
avaE tha ton Egla lef Aeg rasnimds. aal
mat not i angle AsaaAossak .ean 81.
eura Is naaas she oppors III sav. ~ AT u.
sgata ia tssas gsaasaat IA ali naapernerAs
lannchad hy ths alaurch. me sssasopss
ektar oa ereasing. u ha v,eaaanteA 81
eaators Is All churches IL tlaa nvaa 81
services conducted dnrs,,w me pganens
sseak. Is g. Eoslowa s.
81 have wasa,,ad wltl. he deenee4 II.
keyazk ana nrtda the l,poeFaae 81 tho
Centenary a nasan witt.t0 thA hossnaa
Of the washington araa. Paakssrs asa
iaynnen havs worked faithfully st tlAe
task ana the resalfs ia date hsye shsssI
na0ss gratifying Indeed
However. ve are vt malta ! ST. sl,s,v4
III Easa nal goal THIS can onlv rs
reeclsna ~ avarvona a1t,,a ri rsv.s<,as
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03
30 % &c elTY cLEax


Annapolis. Md, Jure ~. 1910.
~ autlsprksx os tie City Code of Ann
se0iiB Hereby give notice that an leiec.
iaall VIZ be Aeai ander the Charter az
Annapolis Oh
BNDA2. seE.Y ia. fsgp.
stsF 30 Nlsntt0n III mayor and Conn
2giaor "a said City. and At the same time
Ter EaaN Elecflpn by the fesl4laasta ~ fht
llx~ Massia III thu Gify Df AmnnpoiFK
Two Aldermen E0 represent the Fsysi
u sso Aasirsaisn ~ represent the second
ra Alddrnaea ID repfeacnt liz Thira
stgArd.
s,he PollIag plsecs III thc several WARDS
will ~ ~ Asil2ws
irss hEA pulllng H0nAe. inst street
$1,000 Masi noilinE House. Munielps
Third Ward. Polling House. SECOND
s'oslseA Wasa. Polling lEnsae. Calvert
Street.
sns pal.a vim be open ii & o.cl0ek i.
ad Nfin rsapaiA Stea untii & O'Clock
FRANZ II ssaITIT.
City CLERK
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03

sOaeoae vsns 6veF sskims
aAnas ~ saIrsatiouls syasen feg khs
Aanapoais Watsr. AaxaF all, re sssn
h nos sntiraiy lnappseprinse hsge
aesuss % haye been mora dian ! lllsls
aistaklOn between certain lnsersskss'
aAa esasg certaln saterasss e. Is GAa
lncaa water Supply.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03
lag frrY III


TIae lsAdlng parties have eA
nognsaaEl0ns "a cnhdsaAtes Tor nualei.
pal Ofaesp. ana the vofeFs VIII make
aAa.g Seciasss latsaa 0psr mesk
aazR to present WHITE n h an1ee-
asasg tsus Dat m@my have sasn
se slss hahss ag assasiaia@ the s
Il mhaesl ina ballot ahousa s psst o.
- aansaRl. asaa eyan dssesoi able
ss, shese h reason IL bsasevs that
i aiaslmes naj0Fisy Of rar voters are
Ssnus Ii vots iii Inc nsamnar which
ssa sest iaaufa gu6d government and
fhe WsltaTs ~ tha atty
Eiss 1ssaa9pFatic PARTY appeals IL
shsss voters Rpon TIE basis If tie
Faal prugFass wiatch tie o0nssnunsy
las made while umAeF i9a coakroa Ord
I1s pladsea stse he fsasnrs. yhoaga
usstaea hasa been msats end alAlss-
ess ARISES essT puAasc pellosaa 30
cam s3ssg ny anyEhane nj whaa
80 nafatalms eOsssss 0g Deasegasfe
psiEsa IN the Osty Coanell has
bssn 10 work sos the GOOD 0g me
cllsnhssy. while II Id ii smaE cause az
pride alaag no 0aa mas ovar evan charg-
~ hAt any pnhasc rnuaay has been
dtsAoaestly apstss.
sopls rnag 6lgsg aa ID vhetEsg
slaokey alsoaia ~ apank snS one Wy
0s aantheR 81 whstAsS Ill WAS h6aaa
Aaaslies In gisa npat egasleat raalsssas.
hak 10. go Aas apoT elmtnea sAaE i
szls EouAesl Aas devoted osss
aae q the ue0Rss8 &nm9g u 0ls-
honest purpose Id View of the ssanA-
ads aIAieh axsms Ii - MATHS American
ksea. shss q sndseds 4 proper object
81 Wsds.
ae DsNgaklQ Ots0l, The city
~ ben Apeeead Ia j degree which
as II xaaAk Wlels any ctty ng lta slas
III ssBa r ssss, Ali tsa aief-
snks lAasa pesn nasea
Is i pl sausga a. ssesagss III j nsg,
Tala eoamAnas II Az Tue votsss ~ aaay
xarty asl Masional sssuas, WAo naVas.
tADaasn hava aa eaass aaasp assee
10 vote in munselpal mattsrs gOr ths
hahs neegests IL fgse 50.
Il caasnos rs damiaa that TIE great
nlaio De shs slskaallgSnt p&0srasaIyS
cislaana are mustered vita me Dso-
asssio assy 1ocAily i Il sAla
sthbat tho slightest lntentlon IS ~
Zee eM hna1y Repa6s s wlse
AZ. Z 4 - e x 4
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symptoms develop II. 8,
Service urges vi, " 'a
physician ii once Il
the ioaiset outlines II. !
of living, pAieh 81
not only sar ii 'les' |
losis. butm ans III s.
+ Daylight Swing ,la,.
No. But its paekIne s
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b
IN is OR1AM


10 sad, but loving remembrance 0f oar
deer mother nnsl sister: MARTHA
JONES, who departed fhiH HE one year
ag0 t0murF0w July 4th, I9a&
Into sweet rest she has entered,
No more 20 GRAVE or weep.
alle e sinsskpN niipn 10 from Heaven,
She haa fallen asleep.
w mourn fDr yau dear mother
BUt not wiEh outward Show
For file heart that na0nkra sincerely
MntlFs silently aHst low,
wn miss shy hand nIad willing cisre
Tass HDssd aMsi eneneNt caFes
Dur hus,ae n saaxh without flsee
Sge nssas thee everywhere.
Sleep metlser anI take your reMk.
fsud NAt5ed YIN home bic thought IL bpsf
Tie Haw sDgAx aaKkewin@S AeEE were EraAs.
So He oEesAea vide Ehe KoSslan @ates
xSanA hut nat f1rRatfen. ny kFf devoted
aasslstsra and Sister GA 3 llIE TIIslaG
ALICE POWELL. JtJ3EPFNE O8K.E
TIL
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-03

John nsg e6rns aksDm q
sogaas 0f aiE siads aa pr
gss.
wslg inst Gneae ii 10 iea salse
nae e6aA 9Eay dawn 81 kae an0sning
e xogg As
re %
shas
Ysrglnaan Fsot
han esis sae Aalm ~ &ay-
lsahk saving. bMt "a d Freely pfedieaed
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