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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22
MEMORIAL SERVICES
FOR MRS. O'OELl
Special to Richmond virg inia

Especial to Richmond Virg inian,)
Sedley Va, Oct 21.---A beautiful
service vas held on sunday in Grace
Memorial Methodist church consist
ing Of children's day and rally at the
morning service and Ar afternoon
service conducted by the Sunday
school class of Mrs. .. NJ Burgess,
Of Highland Park, Richmond as a
memorial 10 Mrs Grace Burgess 0dell.
for whom the church is named This
class was taught by Mrs odell and
is also named for her as a memorial
The program carried out BY the
class was appropriate and fitting, and
the decorations In the church. being
all in white, was beautiful. The
ladies' Of the class were Misses Lois
Yarbrough. GLADYS Vaughan, Lena
Gary, Earle Eula Gary, Clar Gregory,
Mosell Abrams. Matte Abrams, Ma
ME Fleming, Frances Fleming Geor-
gia Burruss, Lilly Gray Bertha Gro
b1rger, Hazel Crump, Mamie Crump
Ruth Tiller Mrs. Thomas Starke, Miss
Pauline Perry Mrs May Rose Brown
and Martha W Russell. n NJ. Bur
CESS and wife and Mrs F. l. Fleming
and Mrs. John Tiller were also Of the
party
Captain D. NJ Burgess is the guest
Of DR. and Mrs. r l. Paiford. Mrs.
5 c Beach Of Huntington, W Va is
also a guest OF the family Of Or.
Raiford
Mrs S. l. Gardner Of Victoria ts
guest of her brother haywood
Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs j Harvie Boyd, Of
Franklin, are guests of friends here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22
!. 5. CIRCUIT
COURT Of APPEALS

Casss Argued-Monte s, Purpura
W. The United States; error 10 ths
district court at Norfolk, Va, Argueh
~ J. l. Broudv and Tazeweil Iaylor'
a norfolk, Va, for the platinum IL
error. and by Hiram NJ smith, Y. >,
attorney, of Richmond, Va. Tor me
Aekendant in. error. and suenlt'so'
Ion Frazier, administrators. VS. IN
tarrtsae Railroad Co: error to the
d1str4ct court at Big stone Gap, va,
Arxned by William Fl. Werth. OF
Tazeweu. Va. for the plaintiH IN
eeror, and by J L. Candles. OF Nor
ton Va, for the defendant In error
Case in Ca1l~-Perry Edwards vs.
rhe United states. error to the as
tr1ct court at Greenv.lle, s G. 10
b. argued by O. K Nauldin ana
Meegrs Havneworth & Haynewortn,
at Greenville, S. C. for the plalntiH
In error and by ]. WIZ. Thurmond.
q. s. attorney. and G. G Wyche, as"
sssxant e. s. attorney, of GreenVtlle.
q C.. for the defendant in error.
]. I. Broudy. of Norfolk. Va, ana
L CANDLES, of Norton Va were
admitted to practice at attorneys ana
couusellors in this court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22

I, Upon recommendation OF Colonei
William NJ Myers, director OF pubic
safety, the mayors advisory board
awarded yesterday to the American
La France Engine company con-
tract for slightly more than sloo.po
worth Of e-fghting apparatus Nine
automobile fire engines, two auto
mobile trucks and other equipment ar
included In the list.
Colonel Myers told the board that
as soon as an agreement can he reach
ed with other bidders he will ask the
boards approval of an additional con-
tract to another concern calling Tor
the expenditure OF about $4,000.
The entire fire department is to be
nut on a motor basis and the old
horse equipment retired. The en-
gines purchased yesterday are OF
VARYING sizes, some designed for use
In the business sections and others
Of a lighter make for use in the resi-
denttal and suburban sections.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22
Attention Artilleryman!

The Howitzers association rr,cues,.
all former members OF the III r. A.
and all others who have served In the
artillery during the world war to
meet at the Howitzers' 4Armory. on
Friday, October "a, al $50 p. NJ. 10
consider the reorganization OF the
battery.
b. Fl. BAYLOR,
II A. PENDLETON,
c. Fl. MCURDY,
H F. HALLE.
Fl. r. TOMPKINS,
JSO. r. SE.AY,
Committee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22
BIC STREET PARADE
FEATURE Of CIRCUS


Many was The day last season
y her the c5rcuses we're obliged 70
s@ra their announcers along the
thrang lined thoroughfares with this
unhappy message. But last season
was an unusual one with the white
tops as we'll AS with r1ost every
other gong concern Because Of
the war labor proved q trying prob
lem The big travelling shows. were
lard h.t. It was because " this
shortage ~ holp THAI they were
"iten obliged 10 cancel the process
slpn through the streets
Now conditions are normal again.
And 50 the advance agents Of the
great NEW Ringing Brothers ana
f9r~urn q. Bfiiev combined Shows
a'3 that .he famous showmen will
l-"a.'lVe give a parade here when
. We t2s eIt'cus exhibits in this city
H0ncay oct q
More than this--it will be the
longest and altogether the most
gorgeous free inhibition that has
,.N@E .a'2saTSrSi IT'S waH+ through n, q
local streets The mammoth circus
mat has been formed through the
consolidation Of the famous shows
~ hlCh Its name includes, Is made un
q The finest and most appealing
features II the originals Thus The
street parade, like the nenagerie
ne brilliant opening pageant and
ne aranic program. Is proportion
aieN more astonishing than any
thing @var seen before
This long. glitterlng parade-the
greatest IN the history Of Am erfcan
sas-wlll he in on w1v similar
rF
lf represents not only an invest mont
of 81 oo0 900. but A long period nf
careful thought and labor on the
l'aFt or many artists and designers
tctn IN this country ard abroad
WITH the advantage Of many
ears spent in touring ali Of the
ciNtlIzei countries OF tho world
many agents have been constantly
%alnerlAS the materials 70 be used
III this Eears,s street procession Tbs
f0ur corners of the world have been
4duSacNed and great artists and de.
Signers have worked out the designs
ana ideas, For two years mechan
ics ana property builders have work
90 IN the foreign work -shon at
Stoke-on Trent executing these ideas
ana neither toll nor expense has
heen spared to make the parade the
greatest ever presented
All strange types of the human
iamlE are found in the procession.
together with their CHARACTERISED
costumes, weapons of war. vehicles.
4doiS AMI strange musical instru
mems Nich and fantasia, wagons
81 state, gorgeous tableau floats ma
'anqplns, richly draped howdahs
rolling thrones, chariots of fire and
F2}ry vans have been made Of the
most expensive woods. carved by
nend ldhor and FURNISHED with rure
gold. The harnesses are silver
mounted. The laces are from Ire
lano, the silks and satins from China
and japan, and the rugs and tanes-
tries are from Persia and TURKEY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22
COUNCIL RAT|f|ES
STEAMSHIP LEASE
e.

Though Councilman Jacob Umlauf
declared that the proposed schedule
OF tho New York. Baltimore and Rich
Hond steamship company leads to the
belief that the enterprise is nothing
more than a speculative deal where
something is received for nothing
the common council last night ratified
without dissenting vote the con-
tract leasing part of the city wharf
TO that company
Action by the lower councilrnan mic
body means that only the signature
OF the mayor is needed now to make
the agreement effective c. w Har-
rison, president % the company, has
said that the steamer Maple, if there
Is no hitch in the proceedings, will
commence her voyages to and from
Richmond about November l.
Councilman Umlaufs objection to
The contract lis that the company is
required under its provisions to make
too few sailings For the first year
. TWO month are specified At the
' expiration Of this time there will be
one n week
What sort OF steamship line is
this, Mr.. Cmlauf asked, that pro-
vioes Tor two sailings in thirty days ?
II seems to me that service is what
we want. The city wharf represents
IN outlay OF about $4,000 and we
are leasing It to this company prac-
tidAl1y for nothing. Certainly the
charge is very nominal
Councilman Powell asked the chair
man OF the docks committee to state
EhAt induced the committee to lease
the wharf at such low rate of rent.
In reply. Chairman Jeff c. Powers
1stAted that the members of that BODY
were agreed unanimously that such a
line would mean much to the com
merctal life OF the city and that a
number OF them were in favor of
charging nothing for the use OF 1t.
When the vote was taken. however.
there were seventeen in favor OF
r9tincation ~ the action Of the board
~ aldermen, wttA mons against IA 4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22
Money is Refunded

Richmond housewives 5vro deposit
"a sums with the LEGAL postal officials
with orders for footist ssffe which
were being distributed by the war
depa -tra ents are eosnx reimbursed sv
Assistant F osa master Southwark,
who has been advised that no more
supplies arc available, Quite a mum
Der If orders were placed and NJ
southwark was busy yesterday at
the task Of mailing checks back -
ne Senders.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22
BOARD OF PHARMACY
Is HERE IN SESSION

The state board of pharmacy be-
gan yesterday giving examinations
70 fifty applicants for the practice
Of that profession in Virginia. There
are several coiored men among the
aspirants, r is expected that papers
Will De judged by Friday night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22
One Year for Larceny.

John Scales was given one year in
0he state penitentiary upon convic-
ton yesterday in the hastings court
Of larceny from person.
William r Williams received one
month in Jail and a fine OF $50 for
vio22ttng the prohibition act
The case against Maggie White
charged with grand larceny. was
nutlo prosecuted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22
BELLE BRYAN DAY
NURSERY TAG DAY

Today is Tag Day. No use 10
fret or fune, for we are to have one
per week indefinitely. Buyers of
tags today will be contributing 70
that very worthy cause, the Belle
Bryan Day nursery. which cares for
thirty children daily while the
mothers CT the babies are earning
Il livelihood. Seventy-one stations
will be distributed in all sections of
The city and a liberal response TO
TIE apneal is eXpected.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22

Butling Inspector Butler granted a
permit yesterday 10 Max r Ruehr-
mund 70 construct thirtv-rwo .wo-
story brick houses on the north side
Of ChaTin street between Mea dow
and Rowland, at cost of $50 600 At
the same time he was authorized 20
construct three dwellings on the east
side Of Rowland, north Of ChaTin. at
a cost Of $500 and the same num-
Der on the west side of Meadow at a
Ike cost
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22
AppcaI is Refused

Appeal of William Moore, of Far
quier county, from the verdict Of
the circuit court sentencing him to
three months in Jail for selling whis-
key has been refused by the su-
preme court Of appeals, In add'-
ton to the Jail sentence, Moore WIS
required to pay i fine of 500 for
selling vhiskey and $50 for storing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22
DAYLIGHT SAVING
+. AND F. A., ,EGScEEAs

After consulting an almanac 10
ascertain the hour Of sunset Of the
day Of October lS, Justice Crutch-
ecld yesterday dismissed The case
against f A. Roscher, charged with
driving without lights on mis- auto
mobile IN violation Of the city or
dirance Investigation developed
that the arrest was made At o
D. m. The court found that the
driver Sill had twenty-five m,nu
ties 10 spare, as the sun did not set
on that date until $50 r, m, and
the ordinance does not require lights
until an nour after sunset
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22
Modern Day Fsgin

Al the request OF the father OF
Charles Callear a young boy who ran
down Chief OF Police Sherry in an
nu1onohue several months Ago, r
+. Bum. proprietor of a for hire
automobile business, was yesterday
arrested on a warrant issued by
Justice Kicks. or the Juvenile court.
charging him with contrihuting &c
the moral delinquency of the youth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22
Goes -af;er Fugitive

Harold James said to have lust
completed a term in a New York
state prison, will he brought back
= Richmond by Detective Sergena
Atkinson to answer the charge Of
r"hbing the Galeski Optical com
pnny on January Is. The detective
left yesterday for his prisoner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22
SOCIAL SERVICE
FEEDER ALTON MEETS

The Social Service Federation
Will meet at o'clock this afternoon
n room $50 of the Jeff ersen hotel
10 listen to an address by Colonel G.
r. Kelley. Woman the Arhiter -"
All members Of tho federation are
requested 70 attend the meeting and
the pubNc generally IS also invited,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22
Verdict Against COMPANY.

Elizabeth TYLER, admiuistratrix of
Daniel TYLER, was awarded $3.50 yes
terday IN the Law and EQUITY court
against the virginia Railway and
Power company. which she sued for
damages resulting from the death If
Daniel Tyler It is said that he died
on September Is from Injuries re-
caived. when he was knocked down
on tre v;aduct H. a Sroad and
Twenty fifth car,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22
Jury Takes Recess

The Jury OF the United States dis
trict court was adjourned over IN
I'll Thursday yesterday The case IN
cali is that of the Lininser. Alsoo
company VS.. the National Surety
company 10 compel payment of A
5000 surety bond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22
CIR Auxiliary Meets

a meeting OF the Wouans aux
iiiary Of the Richmond Gravs will
be held at four o'clock Friday at
ternoon in the arn1ory. Important
business matters win be DISCUSSED
and a full attendance is urged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22
Obituary
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Mrs. J. Anna Fulton, about eighty,
one years old, widow OF James A
Fulton. died Monday afternoon a
5:45 o'clock. She had been in feeble
health for long time. Her funera
will take place this morning at Il
q clofk from 1t1I Grove avenue
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22
Southsiide


Taking as his subject. Coming
Back Home Rev. George W Swope
delivered an inspiring message 70 A
large congregation in the Bainhrjght-
Street Baptist church last night Dr
Swope opened revival services there
last Sunday. w. J. Morrisette is di-
recting a chorus choir. which is add
ing 70 the musical program Rev. l..
!, .Westfall. pastnr Of. the church, Is
much encouraged at the present
prospects for successful service
Rev DIR, Swope before entering the
ministry was a successful practicing
attorney. in the Northwest. and at
one time was pastor of the Central
Baptist church Norfolk. from which
place he was called to the First Bap-
fist church at Abbeville, $. c. He is
now a resident of Richmond and will
devote his time exclusively 10 evange-
listic work
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22

Where one man feels chagrined at
giving himself away another man
WIN give the impression of being a
pAilarthropist
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22

You should practice self denial ny
denying yourself the pleasure Of saw
ing unkind things about others.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22

The Farmers Protective League
of Alabama is enforcing q price of
Sc cts. a round for cotton wlthauI
regard TO the cutlery against restraint
of trade and price fixing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22
Frank Parks.

The funeral Of Frank Parks. 10b
East Fourth street, who was killed
Sunday afternoon when an automo-
bile in which he was a passenger
turned turtle on the New Market
road, took place yesterday afternoon
at o'clock from his home. The
burial VS. III Maury cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22

II has Just been announced that
Councilman John w Moore and
Henry McGranahan. who recently re-
turned from service with the Ameri-
can forces. have leased the office at
Il North Seventh street, where they
will conduct a real estate, insurance
and loan business
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22

Louis Byrd was fined $1,000 and
cost by Justice Maurice yesterday on
the charge of beating Louis Johnson
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22

The case against J. F. Thames, who
II Is alleged assaulted county Of
f-- some time ago. was dismissed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-22

1t Is expected that the suit brought
by James Flowers against the vir-
ginia Railway and Power company.
In the hustings court Part II. which
was being heard yesterday. will oc-
cupy the entire session OF the court
TO-DAY. Flowers is asking dana Ces
to the extent of $4,000 as a result of
injuries received when he was pas
senger in A truck, which coluded
with street car near Robinson
street and Monument avenue, several
weeks ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27
THE BEST PREPAREDNESS
BY DIR. FRANK A

BY Webster.

Oc Hanson. mayor oi Seattle, ha, had ,omc pretty sharp cS.
p,rruro, with the gifted trouble maker, l q telegram be- sent to the
American bankers Association, al q recent meeting, No. gave his views
600 what Ought 20 br dome 90 meet The mruarng md growing problem
OF labor conditions
After stating that n his opinion the alien agitajors ought 20 be-
departed and such organizations q, the W W. oUtlavcd, he turned
from mi, negative aud defensive side Of the issue and made o. positive
aud constructive recommendation lc declared that il IS the Emporium.
u' mud duty u. ih" government to- encourage 100 every manner pos,
>l. public work OF 40 Kind, boo city. state and nation. This should
urlud, hriEr, railroads power plants or, and last. hat mot least.
great governmental enterprises for the irrigation OF arid land. Udtkug
ui overlooked Iud. aWd 100 >pmr instances rhr clearing of rui.uycr
hud. This lud should br tlKru over ty the government and im
proved auj them the land should boz sold to tho aciuai user ON the
authorization plan. O. homestead ~ actual cmt. Long time bond,
should hr used lt ihn government to boo paid ot Of the subsequent
sale of Tine iaud.
"~urh great public works should go u continuously and be used
Gel. % refuge tor th' m.urhl,d when TIME, arc hard am firmly con.
WINGED that 100 t0c.r United States .ncrc should be- m zach state some
plur" where % mBu who b, willing and lhr to work could find employ
mcut mdcr decent living conditions
Ih, N good policy sonu sense, aud politics with ID, eyes open
After al oar qanrrrN PRO anil CON over government ownership
there looms apparent before every ~reing mind that the ,iccr,, at
democracy, after g. Is going To- depend upou rs power tn GO, Operate.
Goo unity itself ud acct 49, One organism. aud not ~ q mob
We did mighty well in war Why not Ga un and do we'll ukcwisc
u p,irr7
u We have Jg instructive statesmen, who can grasp an ilcn
beyond pork barrels and reelection, bet them devils, q vast. san,
scheme of public work.. such o., Mr. Hanson Indicates. and provide
work for q standing army ot constructive workers ia Inc United States
which 800 uu un,rgrucg could easily bee transformed into an army or
ictcIs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27

Q ONE people are disposed Ia discourage the e.
fort 10 build a new. modern hotel in A%lbuquer-
que this year. because Of high building Gusts
These people suggest that those who invest in a
hotel project can get more for their money in q
year. or two years from now.
II is possible that building operations viii be-
cheaper NJ the End ct another year. II is also posi-.
BILE that they will not be cheaper The man who can
forecast wha; prices will be q year from this date
has gifts Of prophecy that none Of the big business
minds Of the country undertake 20 claim. Forecast
ing the prices Of a year henca il pure guess work
Also. Ia connection with needed public improve.
menls II il a waste Of time aud may easily result in
a waste of money.
Men whose prosperity depends upon the
growth Of Albuquerque require that growth now.
not next year or ten years hence. Such men could
well afford 20 buy seventy-certs worth of building
for a dollar Il in doing ~ they could increase bust.
ness. promote growth and add q guaranty 20 pros.
periiy.
Favorable weather would have brought a large
Attendance 10 the cattlcmen's convention here this
week. but for the big snow IN northern New Mex
BE-" and rain IN the south and east more than double
the humber Of men now here would have been
present. suppose five hundred cattlcmcn had come
Here instead q two hundred and fftyi Where would
we have put those men.
Every hotel in Albuquerque i jammed IN the
doors tonight, Visitors who are accustomed 90 com
Portable accommodations have been forced TO 20 10
private homes, a course the average man does not
care Tor at all. This u y condition that i not con.
hned 10 convention dates. Albuquerque hotels are
filed every night. 4 modern hotel here will pay
the men who invest in il. II the enterprise receives
competent management. II viii pay direct divi-
dends u VIII pay quite ~ important indirect
dividends M increased business aud In speeding up
growth. A new hotel is one of the biggest improve.
menis we could carry out within the city limit. right
now.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27
TOMORROW

In iaso on the 2sth Of March gun
powder IL said 20 have been used
Tor the first time In a European war
The discovery Of Eunpowder a at
frbuted to schwartz. "a monk Of May
nee. about iino. although u is sald
20 have been used much earlier IN
India and China. In iase. h~uwsXcF.
n nrst made ia appearance In u Eu-
rnpcnn battle. where ~ was used
against the Ofnoene BY the Nsnetlnns.
March - IL the anniversary Of the
death Of Raphael, the sreat Italian
painter. who died IN 1880. ON fhia
day also. In 17se, Pee WofnnGton. the
lcnatlful Irish actress. died
ON March 20. 1850. Genoral Zach
AIRY Taylor tcEan hostiiluca IN the
Mcxican war b. cronainf the hio
Crandc win an army or 5000 men
and establishing Port brown on
Mexican soil.
In 1854. on March "a. Prince Leo
rold. son OF Queen Victoria. died
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27
WHISPERS or
BY JOHN BRICK

The sun has been rrftIuE fof
more days than Z caro- fo count
Nsrg nice for thr farmer I
40 10 saS philosophicuih nui tho
tory limitation of ,last implies.
Deadly DUN for the rasf of 100 Who
ahiyrr Iu tho marrow of oui entitled
bones Now and then ] take o. look
at the sk, aud SNAKE ml head 100
hope there. O. 10 m, dor Who wakes
me 90 WY very practical advantages
over the limitations of th" weather
Ito ,frrpH Iu. ears and TOOL hanging
rather afraid : VIII rvmuuHirutp over
hts damp and odur0uH coat, % ilopH
down ~ the cold hearth WHY don't
you make 30 W.rW' Do, H'rWh tn dr.
maud with his rturuarniul chances
Why not indeed unless that fires
orc. fo ms habit ridden mind OIL thIuE
to be- reserved Tor ne 'tprluE chill
Tho -thsrmomst'r would tell mr 'hHt
SUCH a proposition H ridiculous. tho
rhNI ia Re- matter ut mental &C..
M"s-i0u thHu cot .'tuHl cold . huuEur
Tor sunlight .f.sT |IiN'r Iltu uUtll
ufIunu cot actual tr~UIu'THiur.. Nrf
sunlight ls ,strilN What tur a o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27

lstlul for 0 bod never Thought of
n hsfor,
: have only fo Touch uFUt 'u fU
i'Hsr the sunlight stored uWut n
N1iIuuE forms lH cold uuI .H,rTI.ss
lH myself until I wave nay WArl
wand sn m'au H tIuur ts 3D. a|plut,r,H
Japanese match OdofuuH aut Nl,
That 10 tho way Win us a4uruiafI.
humuus who cannot srr BE- miracle 10
DO DO % part ui out material Itus TI
dug iu his crrdulit, uf my ruiIIkr
Wisdom expects miracles CO.. ul, j
shall rtunt him one
Z lab some paper, % thlnE uf wood
nbro. u%rtiugIuily AGED and rurlu.i IN
the rruDusseH Of man ON ~ . heap
a httlo pile ui pine sullutors uUgiua
richness refined hy the ururr.trH us
o. bun Ihaorhiug ttse and tuu on off
with o. so'mlT hIt OF 70 branch fH"f
n.ll ltH leaves Go CO., suU uu Ions
ago. scan iis moist surface with U
sltpNr.H sN,. Dr. this IH fu Nr H m.f
Irlt lVI 10 hD s GOOD uu, fu HII.
o. Tow drops uf k|urUaruD OII urHt
is iliH ~ vtH stored ht fHIus. uII.H
EIDw I"urH tru tr,,s fHHI .UrttI
green. irfuliL' IfluIs boo ih. u.sts uI