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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
"RABE" RUTH SETSNEW
RECORD FOR HOME RUNS
Makes Three in Two Days; John
son Leads American BatterS.
Nicholson, the Nationals.
~ Associated Press 70 Every Evening

Ry Associated Press TO Every Evening
Chicago. NAV Is. Babe Ruth 1920
offensive. towards a new home run record
i in full bloom The New J ork Sluggcr
connected with trio OF home runs III two
davs and has five circuit drives 70 h.~
credit. according 10 averages competed
TODAY: the averages include games n
Wednesday
Johnson of Cleveland shot to thr
front among the American League Lat
ters with an average Of .4l4 acquires iii
twenty games. The cleveland iT~t
hasenan connected with % hits Tor totai
of. rs bases Joe jackson Of Chicago. =
right behind johnson with mark ri 59I
compiled in the same number o. game
Jackson. however. made 3 hits FOR total
OF As bases, being at bat 5 times 10 his
rivals 20. Robbie Roth. ol " ashlngtoII,
* showing the way to the base stealers
with nine thefts. Tv Cobb has not yet
fully recovered bis batting eye. III twen-
tv-one games with Detroit. the star has
made only Is hits Tor an average ot -4j
Outfelder Nicholson. OF PlttsbUrE. mas
taken the lead among the National League
batters. He Is hitting 4j5 for twelve
games, with Roger Hornsby the =
Louis star. the runner up with Ala onf
roint in front Of Lebourveau. OF Phil
adeIphia. The averages include players
who have participated in ten or more
games.
Max Ffaek, Chicago lead-off man, il
the leading run-gctter. lie has registered
Il times and has been Oh base IN average
81 twice game. tut the members follow
ing him have not been able to deliver tn
necessarv punches to put hin across th'
1olate with ANYTHING like consist ency.
Williams. Of PHILADELPHIA and Robert
son. of Chicago, are tied for home ru
hofors. Each has wlaeked out thre'
round trips
Rousch. Of Cincinnati who has r.
covered his batting eve and Is M amonl
the leaders, this week Is in 2 triple tle 70
stolen base honors with his team-mat e
Neale. and Stock Of 81. Louis Each ha
differed FIVE bases.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
TRIBUTE TO DIR. mitchell.
President of Delaware College and Other
Retiring Heads Honored by Association.

Bethlehem. Pa. May Ia Tribute to
five retiring heads Of colleges and uni
vcrsitlcs in this State and Delaware.
Was extended al the annual meeting Of
the College President Association q
PENNSYLVANIA III Drown Hall it Lehlgh
University Yesterday.
The five presidents who recently nave
announced their retirement are DIR. Hem
~ : DrInkcr, Of Iehlgh University,
Dr. Edgar Fahs smith Of tho University
~ IL tnsvlvanla; DR.. Edwin Il. Sparks
Penn State College DR. w II Crawford
Allegheny College. ana Dr ;. &. Mitchell.
Delaware College. Newark, Del. pr
II. II. Apple. president u franklin and
Marshall College. and who heads the
assorinti0n. Was chairman .. the meeting.
and Dr. ]. II. Brumbaugh, IF Juniata
College. Was secretary.
The chief address was made by Dr.
Thomas f. Fincgan, state Superlnicnd-
ent of Public Instruction. who outlined
plans under way for re0rganizing N,
educational work oi Pennsylvania
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS.

q How old is China according 70
history? + *.
A. The history of China goes back
least 1000 wears The Middle Ages knew
il as the Empire OF Cathny or the Land
Of Ceres The first European accounts
of China are those given by Marco Polo
about 1850 4 u.
Q. How often should Young chickens
be fed" 6. 4 {
4 They should lie fed from three 10
FIVE times daily. according 70 the Depart
Inent If Agriculture Great care should
be taken not to overiecd Young chicks
that are confined. az leg weakness Is apt "a
result Give them enough &c satisfy their
appetites and keep them exercising except
ii the evening meal when they should be
gwen al that they will eat
q Who was Zenobia Of Palmyra
A. Zcnobia was Queen of Palmyra
and wife Of Odenathus, who had been
/ recognized as King Of Palmyra by the
| Roman Emperor. Galhenus. 2o5 \. ID.
| Upon the death Of her husband Lenohia
| attempted to extend her domain. but was
I, defeated and brought 10 Rome prisoner
| by AgrIcola.
/ q What is the Vanderbilt Cup I X. /.
4 Tins Is famous trophy which was
/ gwen 10y " Il Vanderbilt JT., rs a
prize for the winner OF an automobile
| road race on Long Island II Was designed
| BY Tiffany and Company, and was hrst
won IN 1904 by George Heath, an
American. entered as member OF Il
| French team.
O. If man while in service was court
| martiaIed and three-tourths OF his com
| pensation was deducted for ninety days,
has he the right To collect the same nov
+. y
4. The War Department states that Nc
court martial fines are beng refunded
q What Is the smallest republic III the
world2 T. 4 W
4 Tie Republic III Audorra situated
IL the PSremnes. Is the smallest N tht
world. embracing only 10 square miles
o What is tl.e cost of building 4 sub.
marine chaser, such as the government
used? d. Il
4 These boats cost The government
between $40 600 and $50. 600 each.
q Can the President aud Nice-fresl
dent be chosen from the same state
s. A. W
A This cannot be done. for the Twelfth
amendment to the Constitution expressly
states that the electors shall meet III thea
respective States and vote by ballot foi
the President and Nlcc-President, on,
Of whom, at least, shall not be an m
babitant Of the same State with them
selves
q TIow much Of the world supply q
oil Is in tins hemisphere2 /, X N.
A. The supply Of oil is about evenly
divided between the henispheres As II
the case Of coal, much more oil will b.
developed north Of the equator than sonti
Of it
@ Where was Senator knoX born an'
what is his religion" + X
A. He was born IN Brownsville, Pcnn
sylvania, 81 years ago, and he is n
Episeopalian.
q. Have We nicknames for people i
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
RUSSIAN MASS MEETING.
Carpathians and Others Will Meet To-
morrow in Russian Hall.

4 massmeeting Will De held tomorrow
afternoon at in Russian Hall, l2ol
Annie street. bv the Carpathian Russians
and other Russians Of Wilmington, III
behalf Of the stricken people OF CarpatnIs
Similar meetings are being held IN other
cities in the country. There are about
1000 Csrpathians in this city.
Dr.. Dirnitri A. Marko1 represents :
tive of the Paris Peace Conference, Pro-
fessor D. y. Vergln, Of New York City,
formerly of the University Of Mosc owg'
and Elias T,ioogh, Of New York will ad-
dress the meeting.
During the meeting, funds VIII oe
raised FOR The American Relief, which
will be used in Csrpsthia.
The Russians here are assisting ne
Csecho-Slovak and The few Jugo-Sisv
citizcns in their : ght Tor the freedom Of
Carpathia. They resent the granting q
Galiria 10 the Poles and the massmeetlngs
being held throughout the country are
in an effort 70 crystalize sentiment foE
their return 10 Russia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
SEES GERMAN DYE MENACE.
Joseph RI. Choate Says Industry Receivers
RAPIDLY From War.

New York. May l5.-Prorection NOR
drastic than rariff on imports VIII r.
necessary to keep Germany from regain
INK her hold on the dve industry. Joseph
II. Choate. general counsel of the Chenlca.
Foundation. Inc. told rhe members Is
the New York Section 81 the >oclete qe
Chinie Industrlelle a- -he Chemists
Club last night.
1T j. I'D 10 Congress % continue the
protection which the British feet began.
he said. for the German dye industry
IS one single trust. Prices VII make ~
difference 10 .he Germans. they WILL
underbid American manufacturers, rr-
gsrdlpss 9f tariff or temporary loss. T
they regain control q dyestuEs his
country
He 5ited figures 70 show that the Ger
man aalline and pharmaceutical industries
hla recovered. and added that thr
Ra5lsche Chemical Works had increase
their employees from 5000 20 $4,000 sine,
the armistice. German monopoly oi
1vestl.Ts. Mr.. Choate warned. meant
control Of industries using dyes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover, MAY l4.-Charters were filed
here Yesterday, ss follows
Campbell baking Co, Wilmington, Del
capital, $40. .0o0 oo0.
National Booking Co. PhiladeIphia,
Pa, moving pictures. So oo0, 600.
Onondaea Baking Co. Wilmington,
Del. S3 100. 600
Anthony Brothers. Inc. Wilmington.
Del. investments; 81. 500, ooQ,
Friars' Gas Co, of Pennsylvania and
\ J.. Philadelphia, Pa, 81, 500. 900
Guaranty Oil Co, Wilmington, Del
81 300. 900.
Colonial Cold Mining Co, Philadel-
phia, Pa; $3.50 900
Albert T " Wick Co. Philadelphia,
Pa. tires treatment. s200,o00
New Mexico Oil Corporation, Los
Angeles. Cal. 500, 900.
Sutherland Syndicate. Inc. New York
City. oil; 500 900
Butler-Mckeespor Oh and Gas Co,
pittshufg, Pa: 500. 600.
Peun-Tlona Refining Co, Wilmington,
Del sl00 600
old Kentucky Oil Co Johhstown,
Pa 500 Coo
Blieiherg Sageu Co. Wilmington, Del,
ship brokers; $1,000
Louisiana Securities Corporation Vii
minston. Del; 800, 600.
BurClick-Daniels Co, Williamsburg, Pa,
hauling; $4,000
Manhattan Bottiing Co, Mont Alto
Pa, $500
Electric Oil and Gas Co, v limington
Del S25, 600
Siekei. AIyer and Lederer. Inc, VII
mineton, Del. boats: SIS, COO
Increase in capital of Wallace knitting
Mills. Inc. Philadelphia, Pa, from
$40. 600 10 $50, 600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
TOOk TOO MUCH PROFIT.
Transaction in Potatoes Brings Charges
of Gross Protiteering.

NeN York May Is Charged with
prntltecring. Charles H and Carl v
Kimhall dealers IN apples and produce
ia 2u3 Franklin street. were indicted hN
the Federal grand jury
The Indictment charges that on April
II aud ID the defendants sold AZ llega
and unreasonable prices two lots Of po-
,atot-. uggregating 94 $50 pounds. The
kimballs bought the potatoes, the in
dc ricut states. at $500 for a sack Of
lo5 pounds and disposed OF them 10 A
& :. kornblum for Sll 50 sack. making
a profit IL approximately $500 on the
l. tons 1t potatoes The evidence was
presented 10 the grand Jury bv Assistant
Federal District Attorney Maxwell ;
Mattock
The fving squadron is now seeking
Illegal Speculator> II sugar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15

other countries ike Yankees for Ameri-
cans? G. y o.
l. The nicknames OF some are. English
man, Johnny Bull; Dutchman, Nicholas
Frogg French, Frogeater; Australian,
Cornstalk: Canadian, Jean Bapt,ste or
Jack CAnuck: Scotch, Sawney, Welsh,
raffv. Irish, Paddy. Chinese. John China
man Russ.an, Ivan lvsnovitch.
ANY reader can get the answer 70 any
question by writing Every Evenlng In
formation Bureau. Frederic J. haskns.
director. Washington, D. {. This odeE
applies strictly 70 information The
bureau cannot give advice on legal,
medical and financial matters Il does not
attempt 10 settle domestic troubles. nor
10 undertake exhaustive research on any
subject Write your questions plainly and
briefly Give full name and address and
enclose two cents Ia stamps for return
postage All replies are sent diroct TO the
Inquirerl.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
BIC PROFITS OF INDUSTRIES.
Three Southern Mills Divide Extra Cash
Dividends.

GreenyilIe, s. O., May l5.- Large *
ira cash and stock dividends We're de-
clared yesterday by three cotton null
companies here
Directors of tie Piedmont Mani
featuring Company recommended q com
mon stock dividend Of 100 per cent. and
authorized the payment June J OF sPe-
cial cash dividend Of IA per cent, and the
regular semi-annual dividend July ! OF
per cent
The American Spinning Company an
nounced a 20 per cent cash dividend on
S525 900 capital, payable June ].
Directors of the Victor-Monaghan
group Of mills declared a cash dividend
Of 10 per cent, payable June !, on o capt
tai Of $4,000, 900, and recommended 90
per cent dividend, payable N common
,tock, which was quoted on the market
today at $500 share.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
BAN CANDY AND SOFT DRINKS.
Indiana Housewives Aim TO Abstain and
Reduce Cost Of Sugar.

indianapolis, Ind, May IS. Austen
ton from candy and ice cream soda y
facing the members Of the Housewives
Leaque of Marion county, if the members
obey the resolution adopted by the organ
ization last night as an effort toward
reducing the price Of sugar and increasing
the supply
The resolution provided that beginning
with tomorrow the members abstain
from buying candy soft drinks, ice cream
and other luxrics requiring sugar "a their
preparation until 4 sluplu. Is created and
the price reduced.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
CARUSO GETS $4,000 A NIGHT
Tenor Delights Havana Audience; Receipt
SAT 900 for Performance

Havana, May IA EnrIco tarusO,
making BIZ, initial appearance here Thurs
dav II Lionel in Flotow' Mar ha, +
received an ovation from an audience
that packed The National Theatre lie
was supported b. Mine Maria BaIrien-
tos. Spanish singer, who took the role q
Lady Harriet
When Caruso. who l. u receive Sl0,-
900 for each appearance here, entered
II, automobile, following the perform
ance. be was again greeted with applause
and handclaDping by waiting crowd
Adolfo Brocale manager Of the opera
company, stated that the receipts for
Thursday nights opening engagement
fotaled S47 600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
PH|LL|ES LOSE
EIGHTH STRAIGHT
Cravath's Men Outhit Champions
But Lack Punch at Oppor-
tune Time.

The Philles lost their eighth consecu-
tive game of the season yesterday to me
Cincinnati Reds, when Cantwell, IN the
ninth, struck Groh with wild pitch and
forced over the winning run. The Phii-
lies secured thirteen safeties while Moran 5
Reds gathered but five. The Chicago
Cubs won their fifth straight game when
they defeated the Boston Braves, '-i-
.After two were out, In the fourteenth
inning, Brooklyn scored four runs ana
defeated st. Louis, 81.
Washington defeated Detroit, 9-S, in a
loosely PLAYED game in which the Tigers
used sixteen men in their line-up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
RAILROAD TEAM PLAYS.
Pennsylvania Nine Meets Baltimore Dry
dock Players This Afternoon.

The Pennsylvania Railroad nine, the
local representative baseball team on the
road, faces a hard game when they meet
the Baltimore Drydock nine in Baltimore
today The result Of today's game will
give local fans good opportunity Of get
ting line on Manager WIntrup' coliec-
ton.
Joe Myers has been eledted to do mound
duty for the railroaders and tie Mary
landers know his ability, for lie kept them
under control last year III d game on the
Harlan diamond.
Players will report to G. II Reed at
the Pennsy station not later than |
o'clock standard time. Manager Win
trup will join the team later IN the day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
TO SEIZE LIQUOR MATERIAL.
Six States TO be Raided by Dry Federal
Agents.

Roanoke. Va, Nav 15.-oeizure BY
field agents of the Bureau Of Internal
Revenl,e of all material designed to be
used III the manufacture oi alcohohc
liquores has been ordered by ;. Braine.
Federal supervising prohibition agent
for the southern DIVISION.
The division includes Virginia, " est
Virginia, North and South Carolina
Tennessee and kentucky
Mr. Brame orders. as announced br
local agents Of the bureau, stated that
not only are materials such as sugar,
grain mglasses and malt ingredients 70
be seized where sufficient reasons exists
for the belief that they viii be used IN
the production Of Illicit alcoholic liquor
but that suspicious shipments also are
to be detained =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
KEYSTONE MINSTRELS PLEASE.

Members Of the keystone Field Club
gave the first performance Of their annual
minstrel and dramatic entertainment at
the New Century Club. last night, with
about 800 people III attendance.
The program was well received. the
second part of the program, a Night Of
Harmony" making a big hit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
GAMES TO-DAY

AMERICAN LEAGUE
1t. Louis at Washington.
Detroit AZ Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston
Cleveland at New lorl
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
New York at Pittsburg
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
Boston nj Chicago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
WEDDINGS.
BURRows-MlLLER

Edwin Grant Burrows, son OF Edwin j.
Burrows of Buffalo, y y, and Esther
Ann Miller. daughter OF Mrs. Anna Miller,
100 Sixth avenue. were married tins after
noon at the home Of the brides brother,
Carlton Q. Miller, formerly Of Wilmington
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Miller Burrows, brother OF the bride
groom. They Will reside II 2lS West
Ninth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
GAMES TOMORROW

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
st Louis al Washington.
Cleveland at New York
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn al st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
Boston at Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
WHARTON ASSOCIATE COACH.

DR.. Charles NJ. Buck Wharton, Of
Dover, former State Senator line coach
Of the University Of Pennsylvania YES
terday was officially announced by the
athletic council as an assistant coach for
next season with tie title of assoriate
coach.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati. Z: Philadelphia, 3.
BROOKLYN, : st Louis. II innings
Chicago. z, Boston, 1,
Pittsburg- New York; cold weather
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington. Q: Detroit, 5.
Other games postponed ram.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
Reviews of New Books

IN forming Scout Troop Mt the mosquito
camp, which pleased him nightly, and
altogether, the summer proved great
experience TO him And IL will prove OF
value. as well as pleasure, To the readers
of the story.
General Gorgas, in his foreword, Gays
about the work OF exterrninnting the
mosquito as n means Of controlling
malaria. Every agency That can help TO
that end should be utilized. It is To the
credit of Mr. Carter that he has original
ed the idea Of thus using the Boy Scouts
in n campaign for the control Of malaria
by preventing the breeding Of Anopheles
mosquitoes Considering how efficient
this organization has been in other work,
there is every reason To believe IT would be
efficient in this also
Received Of the publishers.
Hannah Bye" By Harrison 8. Morris,
Philadelphia, Pa: The Penn Publish
ing Co, 925-27 Filbert street. Price,
Sl.75 net.
In this novel, Mr. Morris has presented
most natural picture of Quaker life
/ today in small community of Penusyl-
vania He shows the kind Of people that
are still found in many communities Of
Friends, with their stiff and formal man
ner of dress and conversation. their abb
stention from the "yanties OF the world,
and their adhesion to the most rigid ortho-
doxlsm Of their faith. Also, there are
others in the story who rebel at the re-
strctions of strict Friends discipline,
and indulge in the temptations of the
worlds pleasures TO n moderate extent.
Hannah Bve, however, although pos
scssng temperament that inolines her
to indulgence IN pleasure at time, yields
to the rule of the sternest OF mothers,
minister of the meeting and an esenplar
of the severest Quaker virtues. But
Hannah also is woman of noble impulses
and high resolves, with a heart that
draws her outside of conventions IN order
to render aid and comfort To suffering
humanity. Her insistence upon this
course of action leads not only to estrange
ment, but 10 such anger on the part o'
the mother TINT she drives the daughte
from home, under the impression tha'
she had sinned beyond the pale Of for
giveness.
But Hannah Bve was true and noble
despite the appearances that gave cause
10 cruel rurnor as to her conduct Sh
pursued the straight path OF duty an
service. and in the end did much 10 remed,
grievous wrongs 10 others, and serve tn
ends Of Justice And she broke down tn
barriers of sternness and injustice tina
had separated her from her mother, AM
moved the latter TO welcome her hom
without suppression Of the natural feei
inus of mother love that she had for year
kept under restraint.
4 most pleasing story - this, hne !
sentiment, and full Of interest, notulth
standing the homeIy scenes anon
which il il mainly located, and the home
: ly folks with which it largely deals.
Received Of the publishers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
BRIDGEvILLE VS.. HARRINGTON,

Bridgevlile. May l5.-The local High
School baseball team will play Harring.
ton High School on the local diamond
Monday afternoon, May It. Last week
The local boys played Laurel and Sea
ford. winning both games BY large scores
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15

What Bird is That" By Frank VI
Chapman. Curator of Birds IN the
American Museum Of Natural History
New York City: ID. Appleton 4 70.
Price, s .. net
Here il new kind of bird book. II not
only shows the color and chief markings
of each bird, but also shows whether
bird il large or small Moreover, by means
OF group pictures, it shows all tho birds
arranged according To season. With these
two features 70 aidone. the identl lfiration
OF the various birds Is easy, even for the
beginner
This book. by the great authority
Frank NJ Chapman. il q complete g,ilde'
Every land bird east of the Rocky Noun
tains 130l species in all Is pictured. To
accompany these pictures DR.. Chapman
has written text describing the distinguish
ing marks, range. nest, eggs and song ol
each bird. and the localities where and
seasons when it may be found. Ever
person " hohas ever wanted 20 know ths
birds should have this book Il 9 tn
simplest and most authoritative OF blrf
books for the amateur
Received ot the publishers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
Civil Service Examination.

Three candidates Tor the position r
Railway Mail Clerk took Civil Servirs
examination AT the Fejera building ,h~
morning. which wa- completed e noon.
The results viii not be suoua ,or >cE,f.- Z
DAYS,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15

Every Evening classified advertise
ments bring result Proved by tae salts
faction OF many and viii be 70 tou.-AlN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15

Lost something Try a classified sd-
vertisement in Every Evening Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
aThe Lone Scout" A story Of the Unit


States Health Service. l'y Edward
Champe Carter Foreword by William
G. Cargas. surgeon-gcneral L. ). A.,
retired. Boston, Mass. The 0orn-
hill Co, "a Park street Price, sl.5O,
net.
William Prendcrgast Hoover, otherwise
Billy" hrst-class scout OF Troop Num-
Ter Two, Charleston, South Carolina,
Ind TO work hard To help his widowed
mother. He did not mind that. rather
liked il: but he certainly did hate 10 have
10 work while the troop went on a hike
with a camp in view, which promised
oceans OF fun and practical INSTRUCTION
Instead. he hired out as cook for survey
marty Of the United States Public Health
Service engaged IN fighting mosquitoes IN
the swamps OF South Carolina.
But the experience he gained, notW1th-
standing the hard knocks, was worth q
great deal to Billy lie had good
time and some exciting adventures. tie
met a lot of men whose ASSOCIATION was
valuable to him, and learned much that
was Of Importance IN fighting the mos
quito plague Also. he was able 70 help
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
AFTER SEVEN CENTURIES
Ry Frank II. Simonds

Downright. ie2o-By Mcclure Newspaper syudioats)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15


eight scenes. BY Elizabeth Marsh.
Boston, Mass: The Cornhill Co, "a
Park street. Price, si25, net.
This little play, in a very striking man
ner, por,rays controversy between the
body of man who had died, aud IN ms
soul. The man had been noted IN iife
for his good deeds. But his SOU wa Was
tormented by the fact that he bad died
outside the church, therefore, his sou
could have no peace.
The soul, in the body Of friay, makof
n tour of the viclnagc, and learns, N
bitter sorrow, how slight is the regard ioi
the man who had died. regardless OF hl'
good deeds, and how grudgingly recipients
of his bounty consented to contribute fol
masses for the repose Of the soul But ths
wife OF his bosom met the test completely
And in the end the soul returns To th'
body, where it also honed to DIE.
Received Of the publishers.