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LECALS


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or Tine
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY
FLORIDA. IN CHANCEHf.
d. a. McDOUGAL and CLAUDE
I. FREELAND, as Trustees.
Plaintiffs.
VS.. No. 9-fDg
Y. EARL IRONS. ct al:
ORDER or PUBLICATION
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF MONROE
TO: DAVID l. FfNZEL and RUTH
FINZEL. his wife, GEORGE BEL
LETTE, a widower. ELzNORA AM
BELLETTE, a minor. and JOAN
EDITH BELLETTE. a minor.
You are notified and required
hereby to appear to the biz Of COM
plant for the foreclosEfe Of the
mortgage in the ABOVE entitled
cause on or before the 7th day Of
June A. d. 1887. Otherwise the al
Legations of sesd bill Of complaint
will be take1 as confessed by you
and each nj YOU.
This order shall be published in
the Key West Citizen published 40
Key West, Florida.
DATED at Key West. Monroe
County, Florida. this 9TH day Of
May A. ID. 1887.
tCIRCuIT COURT SEAL)
Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court In and
for Monroe County. Florida.
BY Florence + Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
IRA C. HANCOCK
Miami, Florida
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
mayS-I5-22-29; June5. 1881
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WEATHER CONDITIONS

Pressure is high this morning
over the Pacific States, northern
Rockies and Plains, and NORTH
Atlantic States, and is relatively
high from the lower Ohio Valley
southwark to the middle and west
Gulf coast; while weak low pres
sure areas, are conferred over the
Lake Superior region, northwest
ern Texas, and off the south
Florida coast. Rains have oc-
CURED since yesterday morning
in Atlantic coast districts. from
southern New England southwark
to North Carolina, in southern
Florida, portions of the Plains
and Rocky Mountain States, and
on the Pacific coast from San
Francisco northward, the amounts
being generally light. Tempera-
lures have fallen below freezing
in North Dakota this morning,
but are generally near or above
normal elsewhere.
G. S. KENNEDY,
Official in Charge,
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PUPILS WILL BE
INSTRUCTED ON
HEALTH MATTERS
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL chill
DREN TO BE TAUGHT
POINTS REGARDING DEN.
TAI HEALTH

Little Jack, Tony the fruit man,
Jocko the monkey, and five other
lively little puppets are coming
here May 13 to entertain the elc-
mentary school children of Key
West for two days and to teach
them the four points of dental
health: Eat the right food; give
your teeth exercise; brush your
teeth twice a day; visit your dem
fist three times a year.
The puppets are presented by
the Bureau of Dental Health OF
the State Board of Health, and the
Good Teeth Council for Children,
and are manipulated by Miss Cleo
Stephens and John Mccarthy who
are not only skilled puppeteers
but are also thoroughly grounded
in educational psychology. The
show is but one feature of the
newly inaugurated public health
education program.
"The most prevalent disease
among children today" according
to DIR. E. C. Geiger, director of
the bureau, "is dental decay as it
bears an important relation to
general health. The disease is
vicious because its worst effects
manifest themselves slowly. A
child may often suffer for sew
eral months from dental decay
without any visible change in his
health, however his school work
will suffer. An energetic dental
program in the schools has been
known to substantially decrease
the number of children who must
repeat grades, for child with a
sick tooth cannot be alert in his
classes"
In some counties as much as
40qo of the school budget is spent
on grade repeaters, so any pro-
gram which will decrease grade
will effect substantial
saving to the taxpayers. 1t is fit
ting, then, that the Bureau of
Dental Health opens its program
in the elementary schools and with
the most effective weapon of pre-
vention, dental health ducation,
DIR. Geiger believes.
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! topher's strenuous OBJECTIONS ne
caused feline arias to mingie with
the general uproar. Miss Harrington
sat bolt upright at discreet distance
from the Gre. while the two girls
We're arrayed on the davenport and
the Skipper and l took our stand
beside Michael. The stage was sci.
Out the lines were sadly missing. Ex-
cept tor the wind and the cat, silence
and plenty Of II pervaded the Far
rington library.
Higgins" said Michael, manfully
venturing into the void. @you don't
look up to scratch. Getting Iun-
Everyone turned eagerly To Hip-
gins. The man did look i'll. as 4 mat
ter OF fact. That he should rattle
eoitee cup was situation in itself.
We all braced ourselves for a good
rousing discussion of his ailments
but Higgins had other plans.
Il feel very ct. Mr.. Michael" he
said. looking if anything a little
worse. and promptly Withdrew.
Al this point the Shippers foo.
MI the log resounding whack anc
she began to chuckle.
Give ii up. Mike. Even Higgins
can't stand the gan. Take all these
kids into the game-room and liver
them up. Martha and need a nap.
None Of US FASTENED to point on.
that this was hardly the hour for
mapping. Michael rose with alacrity
releasing Christopher.
Skipper" he said. you're Away.
right" And informing Gay that she
would mold II she sat there another
moment he steered her from the
room. leaving me to follow with Jude.
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BASEBALL GAME AT
NAVY FIELD SUNDAY

Navarro Cubs will cross bats
with the Tigers tomorrow after
noon. The Cubs have been prac-
ticing all week and are in the
best Of condition.
They win lineup in this man
ner:
CubsD. Navarro. c; Salinero.
p; Barcelo, ID; Wickers, 2b; J..
Navarro, IS; Domenech, outfield;
Woodson, sb; villareal and Solo
mon, outfield.
Tigers. Garcia, NJ. Sanchez.
AL. Rodriguez, Lefty Rodriguez,
F. and P. Oarbonell, Sewlla,
Barroso, Soldano and Molina.
The contest viii get underway
at 2:30 p. m.
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Chapter Two
jade Gets Mike Alone

T<RuE . he slippers hint. Jude
DlInshop pul IN an appearance at
dengT. Ell the meal was not much
"a nzerezs The atmosphere was Pc
te4r tor enc hing. the CONVERSE
1o8 Has 100 free and easy for an M.
fsfginalen function.
Nal onre did Mike have occasion
a. kic2 ny shias under the table as
! neFered on the brink OF a slip. Not
tnea oid y. harrington edge him into
a. esrinsiye conversation with Jude
Hnahrp o. suggest that he must
aheW ne child the conservatory di-
frfllF after dinner. And not once did
lte Skipper 30 much a. ehuclzle dur
nc lie eutife meal.
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LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY.
BEN g. KENDALL.
Plaintiff.
vs. No. 6-40S
CoRETTA S. CARLTON. ct al,
Defendants.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: JOHN L. HESTER and if mar
ried, MRS. JOHN l. HESTER.
You are notified and hereby re-
quired to appear to the bill of COM
plant for the foreclosure of tax
certificates in the above entitled
cause on or before the 7th day of
June A. ID. 1897, otherwise the al
Legations of said bill of complaint
will be taken as confessed by you
and each of YOU.
This order shall be published in
the Key West Citizen published at
Key West, Florida
DATED at Key West, Monroe
County, Florida. this 7th day of
May A. ID. 1897
(CIRCUIT COURT SEAL)
Ross G Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court in and
for Monroe County, Florida.
By Florence f Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
IRA c. HANCOCK
Miami, Florida
Attorney for Plaintiff.
smayS-15-22-29; june5, 1881
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1FNof1iA hllchaei farrsno-
a. aN4 I I'm llm Meiis) share
lHaa apartment II Neto York.
a. Fe1FaaFb his f1co nunfs inuife
- - F4FftH4ioa SLUG loF q tpeek-
80 bfcanse TIE Skipper fhis
tnae4f 1anij q not mell and
aefas row panB Mike takes
aIeaa Gaa PnImer. his red-haired
heGF4 iNlefesh and zoe reach the
AfIE ilioad esiafe az ainhffalE.
IAe skipIseI. tall square and
eaaAlsa, looks stnFflinglu orav
80 aoFried aiarfha FaTrinofon.
1s4 ama1. aioal. rather prndish
asst. ls 80 Ficiorian and correct
~ sreF ne uind shricks as zoe
81 apriairs % change for dinner.
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CUBS WINNING
STREAK ENDED;
BUGS VICTORS
TIGERS REGAIN LEADERSHIP
IN AMERICAN LEAGUE BY
DEFEATING SENATORS AS
YANKE IS LOSE

NEW YORK, May 8.-Chicago
Cubs winning streak ended at
six as Brooklyn Dodgers over
whelmed them, II to /. Frank
house limited Windy City Tribe
to eight safeties. The setback
dropped the Cubs to fourth place.
st. Louis Cardinals went down
in defeat at the hands of New
York Giants, to 2. Castleman
held the Redbirds in check.
Pitts urgh Pirates are right
back. They defeated Philadelphia
Ph'llies, s to 8, and increased their
lead to two full games.
Cincinnati Reds won their third
straight game, as they took Boston
Bees into camp, 5 to 8. Wild Bill
Hallahan wasn't wild at all and
although he gave up nine safeties,
he kept them well scattered.
Detroit Tigers defeated Wash
ington Senators, 4 to 2. as New
York Yankees were dropping a
game to Cleveland Indians by the
close score of 7 to 6.
Chicago White Sox lost to Bos-
ton Red Sox, 5 to 3. Yves Ferrel
was the winning pitcher.
st. Louis Browns took Philadel-
phia Athletics measure, 9 to 6.
The summaries.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sundays
Horoscope
ssssssssssssssssssesssss

Today produces the strongly
sympathetic nature, but one min
gled with combative tendencies.
There are the elements of success
in whatever is taken hold of in
earnest; but do not pick up the
cudgels at every sign of opposi-
ton. Control yourself, weigh
well all sides of a question, and
keep active the more liberal side
of the nature.
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4 has slnce occurred 10 me that
la4 Disappointing iiatness was due 10
faa eeeence Of the spirit Of chase. We
Nefe keyed up Tor q contest that
n1t1T ffanspired. ! caught myself re-
rsiIlna "a farrington's campaign for
fsNe Appleton almost wistfully.
nat had been q weekend And with
tit4g tsould- Well. certainly the old
isdg H1s losing her grip.
Jude blinshop. By the way. de-
serves 3 word or two Of description.
AIIhoueh / hadn't seen her in some
i.sie. ne and had been very fond
ai each other once In the dim. dark
fasi oue Of those sleek. slender girls
~ Nh8m the collegiate world has
rssed me word smooth. Her hair
e5s sery dark. coubed straight back
80 raughi Low on her neck Her eyes
Wefe a. amazing blue. matched ex-
aeiIF ihh uFening BY her gown. Her
CARA ciear-cut profile gave a sug-
Beside her Gay Palmer looked
ps11Ey. cberubic and thoroughly In
aanIdcani But not 70 Michael's way
81 ItInkins. Since his drst pair OF
lnns pants. Nike had never sue
essnhed 70 Jude's charms-a situa-
llon hat mad always been quite
aGfeesble 10 me.
Caffee IN the library proved an
esen mare dismal affair. We hac by
mat time pretty well exhausted our
s1oek subjects OF conversation-the
respective hcaiihs o. Mr.. and Mrs.
Palmer. Mr.. and AIRS. Biinshop. NJ.
farrlnglons cat. and the Shippers
does-noi % mention the severity OF
the winter and the spring repairs. We
had also discussed Michaefs social
nctgities 10 date. the condition OF
my rescEt novel. the reception OF
~ previous one. Jude's opinion Of
flofida. and Gays longing to live in
kaaland.
TIE library did not share the din
ing-rooms sheltered position. and
fhe howl Of the storm was painfully
audible. Matters were decidedly al
q standsilil when Higgins appeared
with the coffee.
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eesseessssesssssseessses
Today's Horoscope

Today gives the broad, power
full mind with original concep-
tioas. You should possess much
influence, but should try to avoid
straining after Improbable things,
a misdirection of effort, resulting
in detracting from the popularity.
Seek to conserve the energies in
proper directions in order not to
waste portion of tn life.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Today's Birthdays
Observation-Disclosures

Dr.. James Rowland Angel, re.
firing president of Yale Univer-
sity, born at Burlington, VT, 6S
years ago.
Gov. Philip +. La Toilette of
Wisconsin, horn at Madison, 40
years ago.
Gov. Ernest w. MARYLAND of
Oklahoma, born in Pittsburgh, 6S
years ago.
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tNIWAa| .tAs 49, NW.H
NOTICE - HEEEHf 1IEk*.
That l.. A. short. holder ~ 3aa
Certificate No. sIkt. Issued lhe led
day Of September. A A.. l4zs A44
filed same il ny affief asa 0eH
made application for d Tax dteH e.
be issued thercoE. salt rfFtIfIf4t4
embraces the foiionipE feEffINs4
property tn the County - MoATes.
State Of Florida. to-wfIt
Lot ?. Plat Book 3. Faae Itt.
Monroe County Records saHnf
Haven. Key f.aFHn.
The assessment 81 the Eaia nFnHe
erty under the safd rrrfifItaie ~
sued was In the naTue - N4Tiha 81
Bates.
Unless said certificate shali -
redeemed aceofdine - law Ihe
property described therein aItI ~
sold 10 the hIahfsi bidder at ~
court honse door 90 lhe first MHHt
day in the month % fuHr. 1851.
which il the 7ih day - 5nHH. 1855
Dated this 1fth day - April.
1897.
(sEALl Ross & aaHteF
Clerk ~ Circuit Court - MenFes
County. Florida.
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HONEYMOON NO EXCUSE

PHILADELPHIA.-Judge Har-
ry MeDevitt of this city fined. a
couple for speeding, who said they
were on their wedding trip. He
said a week was long enough for
a honeymoon.
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LEcALS


fNennlr MAJ ~. I&1I
NOTICE IS HHHEIf GIVES.
That a. a. short. hoI@tf - X*&
CertifIcaln No. SITS. IEEuN4 ne 4Ef
dat 81 September. a. 1884, Fez
filed same Ia ms uIII1t 4HH E4N
made Application fer 4 |4E HHF@ ~
be issued thereon. Said ffIIt|| ass
embraces the feiie~ InH 1tNrfftf4
property IA the County ~ .HHf44.
State - Florida. faeMItt
Lot I. Plat HeuA B. NaNe ft&
Honroe CnunfY Nerof1f. NaNHE
Haven. Key Large.
The assessment - IHt said Hf0E.
crtv under the said eefIfl|fafH ~
sued MAS In the ra4ae IS tI4fit1 &
Bates.
jnless said ceriffIrale shall -
redeemed according e. iaw are
property deafflhed fheFffn HII ~
sold 20 the hlrhtsl bidder 81 If4
court house dnof On the first MH4F
daF in The monfh ~ lane. 1881.
which Is the 9Th daH 81 4uH&. 1851
Dated this 1fth day 81 APRIL
1897.
(SEALl Ross q E4afeF
Clerk ~ Circuit Court - Annrtt
aprsi: mayf-s-ft itts
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WEATHER FORECAST

Till '7:s0 p. M, Sunday
Key West and Vicinity: Fair
tonight and Sunday; light vari-
able winds.
Florida: Fair tonight and Sun
day.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
and East Gulf: Light variable
winds, end partly overcast wealth
er tonight and Sunday.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE .c0UNTY,
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY.
d. A. McDOUGAL and CLAUDE
L. FREELAND. as Trustee,
Plaintiffs.
VS.. M. e-sD3
WAR AxELSON AND CON-
PANy, a dissolved Florida COR
p0'a Defendants.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF MONROE
TO: w. Y. Y. REALTY CORPORA
TION, a New York corporation.
ANN T. REED. sometimes known
as ANNA T. REED, and ROBERT
REED. her husband. THEODoR
r. REED. sometimes known as
THEODORE f. REED. a single
woman, ANNA L. REED. a sin
gle woman, EDWARD 5. MILLS.
and If married, MRS. EDWARD
S. MILLS, his wife, DAVID L.
FINZEL and RUTH FINzEI.. his
wife, GEORGE BELLETTE. a WI
dover. ELNORA ANN BEL
LETTE. a minor, JOAN EDITH
BELLETTE, minor. WAR
AXELSON, MARY McDOUGAb
ANELSON and EMMA GARNESs
as Directors. as Trustees OF WAR
AXELSON AND COMPANY. a dis
solved Florida corporation. and
WAR AXELSON AND COM
PANY, corporation. c. w.
GOULD and if married. Mrs. C..
w. GOULD. his wife.
You are notified and hereby re-
quired to appear to the bill of COM
plant for the foreclosure of the
mortgages in the above entitled
cause on or before the 9TH day of
June A. ID. 1887, otherwise the al
legations of said bill of complaint
will be taken as confessed by you
and each of you.
This order shall be published In
the Key West Citizen published at
Key West, Florida.
DATED at Key West. Monroe
County. Florida. this 9TH day Of
May A. ID. 1897.
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL)
Ross G Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court In and
for Monroe County, Florida.
BY (Sd) Florence Il Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
IRA c. HANCOCK
Miami, Florida
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
mayS-l5-22-29: june5. 1881
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TALKS 'BABY TALK" TO RATS

CHARLESTON. S. C.-Sarah
WEIGH of this city makes scien-
tific experiments with rats and
admits she sometimes talks ''baby
TALK to them.
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The arrangement suited me to the
ground. The Skipper having yawned
in my face and declared that she
loathed both table tennis and bill
lizards. said goodnight to M. Earring
ton and eagerly did my duty. My
exhilaration was short-lived. The IL
brary door was scarcely shut behind
US when Jude dropped my arm.
Jimmie" she said in low voice,
81 want you to do me favor"
4 Must Speak To Mike
I HAD once been in love with the
i girl and | hadn't forgotten.
"AnS thing at all. Jude"
"Well, pigeonhoIe Gay for half an
hour, will you? must speak to Mike,
and it's a little awkward for me-
under the circumstances"
why certainly. When? Now?"
"If you don't mind. Thanks. Jim"
And we entered the game-room.
Gay and Michael were already seated
with their backs to us. and 1t took
no keen eye to see that they were
neither interested in billiards nor
anxious for our company. looked
uncertainty at Jude. but she had
turned away and was toying with a
billiard cue. Well. l was playing
marbles when my elders plowed
through the Argonne. but have my
lighting instincts. marched up to
Gay and hauled her unceremoniously
to her feet.
palmer" | announced, unless
demonstrate to you Immediately the
glories Of M. Farrington's roses, there
will be fell consequences.
Hey" began Michael. but ]
yanked Gay through the door.
II is satisfying to carry off a stu
alton, but realized the moment we
were in the hall that the situation
had barely begun. Gay seated herself
on the stairs.
swell, Don JUAN" she started. u
suppose there's some reason for this
stupid stunt?"
Not a very good beginning. ! didn't
improve things any. Gay, it appeared,
had heard of Jude Blinshop. She had
also heard of M. Farrington's indoor
sport, and Jude's evident attractions
failed to soothe her.
(Copvri0ht. 1887, Esther Tylerl
Jude and the Skipper disap-
pear at the height of the storm,
Monday.
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MICHAEL had taken possession Of
W Christopher. the repulsive Per-
san cat that oeeL pied the place OF
honor In the heart of Martha Far
rIngi8n. Seating himself calmly on
the fender. quite unmindful OF Chris
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isfe-Firgt battle in the war
vith Mexico-five-hour battle at
falo Alto. Texas, where Gen.
Taylor defeated army twice his
she.
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Height Of anthracite coal
strike John Mitchell, president
~ the United Mine Workers Of
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FOR SALE

5-FOoT KEY WEST SAILING
DINGHY with Cupboard Motor
completely equipped; fish well,
centerboard, lights, fire extin-
guisher, gas can, life preservers,
sculling oar, canvas cover, etc.
With motor, sos; without mo-
tor $65. Inquire at Aquarium.
may8-2tx
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1927-Capt. Nungesser and
Maj. Coli left Paris in biplane for
New York City and never seen
again.
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America, made last effort offer
ing to submit strikers terms to
arbitration.
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Barometer reading at 8 a. m:
Sea level, 1892.
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1919-The American Legion
opens its first convention in st,
Louis.
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Today In History

i6s9-Nieolss Perrot, French
explorer. took possession of the
Upper Mississippi region in the
name Of France.
is2s-American Peace Society
founded.
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CLASSIFIED
COLU M N

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Batteries: Weiland, HareII and
Owen; Castleman and Mancuso.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-13
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-13
Fall Opening for
Gardens on Tuesday

Fall opening of Carolina Club Card
ems Tuesday evening will feature tt e
music of Cecil Ellington and his
Swing Band, and an all-Star floor
show, according to Mr.. Hobgood, ope-
rator of this popular night spot.
The Carolina Club Gardens feature
Chinese and American foods, and there
is never a cover charge.
Since it's opening last spring, Caro-
lima Club Gardens has been one OF
he show places of this section, and
has attracted many from various Sec
tons of this and other states.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-13
MARRIAGES, PARTIES
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
SECOND HAVING.

49,, and affirmation both
be"Sr meadows sec)rd gIOw.k.
ale - SUNNI y goldel burned and
first high grass the meadow gave
tns arenlv beneath the long
ien Of the scythes, and full and
strong
-, ,,nsic were the mowers threats.
-. NOT sigh of singing floats
Wv Wv this final harvest. Men,
eve ',g the meadow tall again,
s'.l~7 silently with summer past,
'u'D' Gather in The lovely last
aD y. IF the year, and know that earth
sn' rot betrayed them and that birth
Aa Growth will come once more
though cold
md endurance lake them. Slow
Wy e, rocelcss they clean the field and
wing that nothing can be lost,
nav 's leave bright stubble to the frost.
Frances Frost.