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WEE LY (NOW RURAL DA! Y) IU!
MINI NNHESIS
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Fifty Caught in Various Cities,
Including President Frank M. Ryan
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(Canadian Press). '
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb, 14-Tlie ar-
rests in the dynamite conspiracy case liegnu today and soon as many as fifty or more of the defendants were arrested in various parts of the country. '
Among the first arrested was Frank
M, Ryan, President of the Internat- ional Steel Bridge and 'Structural Iron Workers.
He was taken in Indianapolis,
where the International headquarters is located and where J. J. McMamarei the convicted dynnmiter was arrested Inst April. Reports from many other cities
show the Government’s intention' to arrest all the men on time.
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IINNNMIIE _
IIIINSPIHNNY
(Canadian Press).
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 14-`-The United States government has arrest- ed almost all of the fifty-four men indicted in the dynamite conspiracy cases. ' They took practically the entire of- ficial stall of the International As- sociation of Bridge anld Structural Iron Workers.
PNESlIlENl Ill a
INE IIEIENSINE
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(Canadian Press)
lllGliLlN, Feb. 14-The Reichstag elected as President or speaker Joh- annes Kalmpfr, the Radical deputy who carried the Emperor's district in central Derlin by a narrow majority lil. the recent election.-
THE CIVIC ELECTIONS
'Collin Campbell, re-elected in Ward l‘hies.
BUSHNELL HOME BURNED
WHILE AWAY ON VISIT
NEW YORK. Feb. 12.-While glwits .Vestrrday of John D. Rock- lellef. Jr., at his southern_home iu Allgllsla. Ga., and Mrs. Ericsson Bushnell lost their home at 65 West 73d street in New York as the re- sult of fire. Mr. Bushnell is the bass in the
choir of the Fifth avenue Baptist church which Mr. Rockfeller attends, 'mil is' son of Cornelius Bushnell, builder of the ironclad Monitor ol .clvll war fame.
Mr. and Mrs. Bushnell's four child- ren. who were left in care of a nurse, *‘”~l_¢ll' escaped from the burning house Wluih was damaged to the extent of $25,000.
I The singer was notified of his mis- pifalllgc over the long-distance tele-
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(Canadian Press) PEKIN, rch. 14-President' san has telerrsnliea Y111111 shi Kai time it is Impossible to recognize the Em_ peror's appointment of an organizer for the government.
» He advised him to come to Nan.
king und send R representative to await the decision of the National Assembly,
YUM! DF0l"BblY will not comply. NANKING. Feb. 14-The National
Assembly has.decided to make Yuan president on Feb. 13.
ENNII GHNWEHS ~
NNE IN SESSIIIN
(Canadian Prcss).`
OTTAWA, Feb. 14-The third Do.
minion Conference of the Fruit Growers was opened today by an ad- dress of welcome by Hon. Martin Burrill and two lectures were de- livered.
WILL NNNNE IIENISIIIN
(Canadian Press)
OTTAWA, Feb. 14-The Govern-
ment Engineer is immediately to be sent North to chose between Port Nelson and Fort Churchill for a terminal for the Hudson Bay Rail- way. ,
The work will be pushed forward as
soon as a decision is reached.
INIEIJIENLHEEIPNUEIII
(Canadian Press)
QUEBEC, Feb. 14-Medical recipro-
city between tlle different provinces of Canada was approved by the ‘leg- islation committee of the Assembly.
It is an application to the Reddicli
federal bill to the province of Quebec to allow physicians in the Canadian Medical register to practise in Que bec.
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EDISON, 65, NOW
PLANS NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-Seated in A
-concrete armchair, an example of his latest invention. Thomas A. Edison celebrated his sixty-fifth birtliday. Healthy and vigorous, he told ol ,plans already under way which wil' make the years to come the inost active of his busy life.
"This is quite an age," he said at
his Uiewellynl Park ho e, in thr Oranges, N. J., and offered congrotii lations,” and there is a lot of worh before us young fellows yet. I an' over my bead in it myself, and never expect to get through. I have half 5' dozen things on hand right now. There is this conlcrete furniture idea; I want to perfect that first, and sec if I can`t produce an article ,of fur- niture so cheap that - the $2 a day workingman can furnish his home in style equril to those along Fifth llvenhie.
"But, my 'talking pictures' are al-
so impor-tant; in fact they are my special pet, and I want to see them cn a working basis before I retire. These and certain irsearches in elec tricity, building construction ant [ii-api-oofing. I want to go on s practical basis before I begin t0 get
old."
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J. H. BRIGHAM IB FOUND,
DEAD IN BOARDINGHOUSE
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 12.-In A
boardinghouse room filled with EHS from an open lst the bodY Ol J°l1“ H. Brigham, thought to be ii member of the firm of Brigham. Jewell com- pany, New York and CIIICBEO. W0! found yesterday.
.___...__._---- Minard's Llufment. Cures Distemper.
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RICHESON GIVES
surnirr PLEDGE
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BOSTON, Feb. 13-Clarence V. T. is why.Rlchsson's cell is kept lighted Rleheson has promised Sheriff Johnlevery night and the guards changed Quinn, Jr. that he will not attem 1; 'so often, as frequently as every-forty
lc kill hlfnsslf or commit any othgrlminutes, according. to Attorney Wil-
act of violence while in his custody liam A. Morse. lf the Charles Street Jail. The con- This vigilance has robbed the priso-
d°‘““¢d Drcscher has formed a strong ner of ,his sie” and hastcns his men "H08 for the new sheriff which is re- tal and physical decline which have
°lP\‘0¢atsd so for as odlefal duty will been marked in the past few weeks.
p°'“‘ll-- ` It was to avoid a collapse that But fn spite of the promise the Sherid Quinn permitted Rlchsson to
yesterday.
The polling was held under most
favorable weather conditions, the en- tire day being fine and mild.
For the first time in Charlottet-
own's municipal history the voting in a civic election was by ballot and the system received a hearty com- mendation on all sides as one of the outstanding monuments of the late council.
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The contest in every way was keen, here was a three cornered fight for Mayoralty the first in the history of he city, contests in each ward with two candidates each in Wards One, Two and Three, three in' Ward Four and six in Ward Five. There were five candidates for Water Commiss- loners.
The Mayoralty election was a sign- l victory for Charles Lyons over James Paton and S. A. McDonald. MY- LYOKIS had 63 Votes less than his wo opponents combined. When de- ated by Mayor Rogers in 1910 he polled 1020 votes and this year he obtained 1126 with two opponents. The total vote in 1910 was 2145 and in 1912, 2315, an increase of 170. Mr. Lyons led in every ward and in each of the polls but three..
Of the retiring council the four of- ring for re-election, Couns Me- Kenna, Riley, Campbell and Tay- lor, were each successful. `R. H. Sberns in Ward one put up a strong light. and for a second time Conn. McKenna received a close call, being victorious by eight votes. The vote iolled was considerably larger than
fe
'n 1910.
Conn: Riley defeated Dr. Ledwell
by 15 votesin Ward Two and in Ward Three Conn. Campbell was re- turned by a majority of 42 after the polling of one of the heaviest :ivievotes in the ward for years. Dr. McLaughlin led the poll in Ward Four, with Coun. Taylor se- cond. Mr. Brown was but 31 votes blihind Conn. Taylor.
The battle in Ward Five resulted in ahe return of McLean, MeNevin and Walker, the latter being the “baby” of the council. W. F. Tidmarsh and W. K. Rogers, who ran om a "no canvass" basis, and George Wheat-
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BT. STEPHEN, Feb. 12-Afire in l-I. B. Giber6on's variety store on Water street this morning resulted in the total loss of his stock, which was insured for $1,500. It is sup- posed to have caught in light and infiammable goods too near the stove Damage t the building about $500
COHHIINICITION 'E THROUGH PROVINCE
IND WITH IIINLRND
Yesterday the Earl Grcy, which had
become stuck in the ice three miles nf! Picton Island on Tuesday while en route from Georgetown to Picton, worked her way out at daylight and locked in` Georgetown at 9.30 a. ni. with 15 passengeis 25 sacks of Mon- da.y’s outward mail, express and freight. She remained in Picton yes- terday und today leaves at 7.00 a. m. for Georgetown with passengers, ex- press and freight.
The Minto, which left Georgetown Monday _morning for Picton and which had become fast in the ice off Cape Bear, yesterday managed to ivork out of her fastness and at 12.10 p. m. had proceeded as far as ii point near the west end of Pictou Island She had no passengers, B quantity of express and freight.
Yesterday six ice boats left Cape
Traverse at _8.30 a. m. for Cape Tor- mentine with 3 passengers and 27 sacks mail, and arrived at 12.30 p.m. Six iceboats left Cape Tormentine yesterday at 8.15 a.- m., with ~ 1 pas- senger und 65 sacks yesterday's mail, and arrived in Cape Traverse at 11.45 p. m.
Six iceboats will leave Capo Trav-
erse and six will leave Cape Tormen- tine this morning for the opposite ports with yestsrday"s inward and outward malls and passengers.
Last night a special train left
Charlottetown at 8.45 c-'clock for Cape Traverse with passengers and _vesterday‘s outward mail to cross via the Capes today. Yesterday the
CHARLES LYONS IS MAYOR
ELECT FOR CHALOTTETOWN
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For Water diommissionei- Messrs McGregor. orabbe ruin Mcoonaid were elected, F. I’. McCarron, of last years board being defeated by ii- hout 100 votes. 'l‘lic contest was ex- ceedingly close, each candidate poll- ing 1000 votcs and there being only 37 votes difference in the first three.
The ballots, on the whole, were
carefully written, out of the 2000 or more cast there being but 33 re- jected. There were apportioned to the Wards as follows:-One east--5, Two east-1, Two west-2, Four Central -5, Five east-2, Five east centrnl-- 16, Five west central--2. One party voted for all three mayorality can- didates, several for four councillors, one for four Water (Iommissioners, one had a pencil mark through sever- al of the spaces for the cross and n number had two strokes for a cross which did not connect as well as other marks besides the cross. .
THE NEW COUNCIL
MAYOR Charles Lyons
COUNCILLORS '
Ward I-John lVlcKcnna Ward 2-I-D. l. Riley ' Ward 3-Ta Campbell Ward 4-Dr. McLauchlan
and l. D. Taylor
Ward 5 -A. lVlcLean, lohn lVlcNevin and W.W. Walker
WATER COIVI Nl ISSION ERS
Charles Nlcfiregor, S. W.
Crabbe and James NlcDonald
annul ul T”
El.
(Uaiiailiari l’i'css).
TORRIUN, Feb. 14-The rolibcry of
the Penolis Mining Co., at Mapiuie in the state of Duromgan as reported is confirmed today. ` A large force of Vasqulstas attack- cd the town and robbed the office of the company of $1,000 and then dis- appearing.
Many refugee American women and
children are here and cannot proceed further as they anitieipatc n rebel at- tack. , -
THE CIVIC ELECTIONS
Councillor Riley, re-elected in Ward Two.
NEITHER FORECAST Rc.
(Specila to The Guardian).
comparatively mild.
The temperature at three o‘clock
this morning by the "Rexall Store”
MINING Ell.'
TORONTO. Feb. 15-Fair and
Tested Thermometer was nineteen de- ,_ ___,___ __ _ _
pggggngsrg and mg/fl; from the ine- green BlJOVé ZBFO- ,]fl0R SALE. d0“bl° l0l5» hgllsft 5:1: -.-.-.-_-.-.-.-_-.-.-.-_-_-_-_-.-.-.-_-_-_-_-_-.-_-.-_-e.-_-.-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-, boats at Caps Traverse were bi-ought; The lowest temperature recorded . sholp, “llensée g:i¢rsieI,g gl=)i;c¢;i';`e;>o
o s r .
to this city by special train which yesterday was thirteen degrees above also to , p
arrived at 2.05 p. m. Owing to zero and the highest was twenty-two gun, all kinds of furniture. Apply to their being no steamer to or above. The lowest recorded the pre- 44 Edward St. If not sold before from Georgetown yesterday there vlous night was thirteen above. At the Sth, will be sold by public auc-
wss no special tréin between Char- nine a. m.. it was eighteen above and tion. ____ ______ -
lottstown and that port. lat nine p. m., it was thirteen above- -4, ggbg CHEAP, a Player-Plr
Yesterday the Murray Harbor train The length of today will be ten ML In use only B ,hott Mme, Lord, let nie notre too content
1; 0111 With life in trifling service spent--
Mclluu-
Lyons Paton ald
One East 97 47 17 Ofne West 132 41 27 Two East ill 50 18 Two West 90 29 9 Three 118 82 41 Four East ' 64 iii 43 Four Central 59 G5 30 Four West 103 .53 49 Five East 80 88 52 Five W. Cent. B5 70 58 Five E. Cent. 68 2.6 40 Five West. 139 -_-7 66
1126 739 450
Majority for Lyons over Paton-
387.
Majority for Paton over McDon-
aid-776.
Majority ,or Paton over McDon-
aid-289.
ONE
McKenna Sterns
66 87
East West 114 85
Majority for (‘oun McKenna-8.
TWO
- Riley Ledwell
East - 74 79 West 71 51
145 130
Majority fur Riley-15.
THREE I
Campbell Sterns
135) 97
Mujurity for Conn C-anipliell--42.
FOUR
McLauch-
(‘enti`a.l 00 113 60 West 102 133 I
317 356 286
Ma_]'_ority__for>_M@aughlin_9ver;1;gY‘ U (Continued on page 3).
NAMES ivins. nnov IN
FAMOUS 20 LIS'l`
l’I'I"l`i-IBUILG, Pa., Feb. 12-Mrs.
lilnocli Rauh, a philanthropic worker, has after careful study announced hnr answer to the quettioui “Who arc the twenty greatest women in the world's history?" Mrs. Rauli has been a stud- ent of history and sociology many vears. Her roll oi honor follows! Queen Esther, Jean of Arc. Queen Elizabeth, Mme, ne Steel, Harriet B- Stowe, George Sand, Elizabeth Bar- rett Browning. Florence Nightingale. George Eliot, F1`aflCeB Willard, Clara Barton, Jenny"I.ind, Queen Vic- toria, siissn n. Anthony. Mrs- Mew Baker G. Eddy, Sarah Bcrnhnrdt. Jane Addams. Ellen Key. ‘Mme- Ghaminadc and Rosa Bonheur.
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TWO MEN KILLED IN A
A HOTEL BY GAS FUMES
New ROUHELLE. N- Y.. Fcb. 12--
’l`wo young men who registered at n hotel as Carl Atkins and Erucsl White, Foster, O., and said to _be gglegrmih operators, were nsphyxia- ted by gas in their roorr; lsHl- l1ll§h€- thc tube from a gas stove having ac- cidentally become unfastened. The pair came to New Rochelle about n month ago to seek emlll0Ym¢“t ill New York.
<'r5F1m for oi§'sT1i`ne1itio11.)
WANTED, a girl for general h|'\'se-
work in small family. Apply at
gold watch with fob attached.
Finder please leave at Jenkins store
first of arc . r y
s D. McKen
_le
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2 isdal.
Heavy llote Cust Yesterday When Bnllots First introduced in Civic Elect-
ions--All Old Councillors Returned-Close Contests. f
NPNESIIIENI D f 'Nlll]lNE'SNlSIl
ln the adjacent columns is givenllcy were defeated. The nunibcr oil FOR MAYOR .
the result of the civic elections of VOWB cast 0l°°0d0<l that Of i910 hy
(Canadian l'ress) I LONDON, Feb. 14-Premier Asqui- th in the Commons today stated that Mr. Halilaiie went to Berlin on ,the suggestion of the Germans to assist in attaining the common object of both nations, i.oNooN, Feb. 14'-premier Asquicn
referred to the Anglo-German relst. ions and characterized the story of the British fleet |repariiig to attack Germany last summer as a pure in- vention.
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(Canadian Press)
LONDON Feb. 14-The British
- 150 172 Miners federation has decided to ap- ‘
Deal to the miners on the continent
of Europe to boycott the attempts they expect in the United Kingdom in the 'Vent Ol R Strike being declar- ed on Feb. 29,
IS llPPlllNlEll _ LllNIl EHNINIBENLIIIN
'THYIOI' UH UI`0“'ll I l'(‘aii:-.dian Press). »
East llli 110 71 ' LUNDUN' F12” 14__Bm_0n Hmm
.iurst was appointed Lord l‘li.\iiibci'- airr. He is the successor to Earl Spencer.
SIHININN IIGNIN
(l.‘-aiiuilian Press).
lil_)H'I‘()N, Fell, 14-500 of tllc Loiig.
fllnremen who returned to work after the strike deserted the stcuiners to- day w_hen they learned fha ciisskcrs were not taken back.
An early adjustment is expected.
TAFT NEGOTIATING A
_ RECIl’IiO(‘.I'I‘Y TREATY
WITH THE CUBANS
WAS]-IlNG'l‘()N, Feb. 12--President Faft, it wus reported today, has be. Kun the negotiation of a new recipro- ~"l¢Y I-l`Caty viwitli (‘-uliii.
Secretary of' State Knox has held a number of conferences with Senor Ri- vcru, the (.‘-uban minister, as to the Cuban minister, as to the drafting of a new convention, especially in con- nection with _the duties on sugar.The
discuss his activity in this regard. but it is i|ndei‘stuod that i.'ubn, ex- pects the present. sugar duties to be diminished and feels there may be a necessity for a rrudjiistment of the preferential rates givin the public.
USES Dl'STl'lll AS TORCH.
(`lIll.ll I_ll'l'iNlCl) 'l`() llI'].-\'I`li
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WINCI-ll<1.\‘T|<lR. Feb. 12.- l.eft ut
home with a 14-year-old brother and nn 8-year-old sister while his parents fatally burned yesterday while
131 water SL __ _____k__”g.lii¢i3i_ playing 1 with the' son of G.
I OST' in this city on mth ladies' Eatiillyfmlliiriielllhiestciilgylmxliile pllg:
ing with ii fcather duster which he
2_15d3iZ used as B torch, lighting the feathers
-- ARTE5---shgé-o*{_;;E8`j~*6'he son of fl. P. and Mrs. Garland was with dbegence pregeried 'Apply fatally burned yesterday' while play- iving particulars to ,,Stenog'rophe,, at the kitchen range and runninlg Ears Guardian Office. 2-13dtf. IllmulfihltI,;;[h;ms,‘;isH;:_C£\?§1e;,f3“§‘t
_._ ieni oe i io s-
'FWOR SALE'-A lllfm Ol 250 BUGS ter, with the aid of neighbors, could
of land with good buildinsH~F°r 1111; them out, me lime fellow was
further particulars apply to' James terribly bm-ned_ ;Jiil1’e_n.FCa;dis°n P- 0-. Kiéiigdfafigg- -The any was taken to nie chests Y., _- ‘1-Y -____ _ ____j__,__ ~ memorial hospital, Woburn, and died
\\,VANTED, teacher for the Gaspcr- in the afternoon.
sux School, to begin teaching The damage to the building and
M h Fot dollars supple- furniture wasslight.
ment. Apply to Jame ~ 1.ie,Sec.trustees, GB.§Yp,¢l§9_u_X_-E-}§d3N,YllB_ Mlnari1's Linlment Cures Colds, Etc.
Cuban minister declined today to.
KINGS SPEEIIN
lll NESIEIIIINN
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Promises Home Rule Blll and Dlsestablishmcnt of Church in 'Wales
E. "
_ ' (canadian Press). LONDON, Feb. 14-The second ses-
sion of the first parliament of King George's reign was opened to- day bv King George in Person with all the time-honored picturesque cors- mony which always marks such oc- casions.
The_ speech from the throne was a-
waited with absorbing public inter- est and the King himself showed that he realized the momentousness of tlfs occasion by the emphasls's he laid the more salient clauses of the ad- dress while speaking.
Blank disappointment was however,
read in the faces of his h‘earers over the colorlessness of the King's refer- ence to the historic legislation map- ped oiit by the Government.
The speech was a short one. Re-
ferring to the measures to be brought before Parliament the King said:
“A rreasure for‘ the better govern-
ment of Ireland will be submitted to
you.
“A bill will be laid before you to
terminate the establishment of the Church in Wales and make provision for the temporalities. _
"A proposal will be brought for-
ward for the amendment of the law
‘with,respect to the franchise and ls-
gislative electors." '
IMNNIIIHNNIS
NNE llEllINEI] "Elllllli--MIININS
(ffnnudiaii l‘ress-).
\VA!~llIlN(l'l`()N, Feb. 14~Mari0!o
Tipsehity, of Russian immigrant, who was detained with her mother at Halifax for two months, will have a third opportunity to prove her eligi- bility for admission to this couiitry.
The cnsc involves separation from her mother and a daughter Wlw ll deaf from her father and six broth-:ra and sisters in Chicago. The physicians .'le:l\.o the girl all
imbecile.
She will be taken to 1-Illia island.
N. Y., for examination. 1
THE CIVIC ELECTIONS .
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Councillor Taylor, re-elected in Ward Four.
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| CALL PROM ONTARIO. 1
CLINTON, Ont, Feb. 14-At L
congregational meeting of the Willis Presbyterian Church, held last sven- ing, it was decided to invite the Rav. D. K. Grant. of Nova Scotia. to the pastorate of the Church,-to succeed the Rev. D. Stewart who is compell-
ed, after fifty years service to retire on account of ill health.
'arrived at 9.50, a.- m. being 15 minii- hours and twenty-live minutes- Reasons for selllnl. psf Y I ¢ -
eh Make -me aspire!
film-Ill in constantly on the alert.'l\mt exercise daily in the yard.
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tes late, the Caps Traverse-arrived at The tide will. be high this morning aw”_ The h,,¢r,,m,n¢ 1| on, Q1 Q 10.20 s. m., being 10 minutes late, at 9.40 und tomorrow morning at Mag" as note, and guaranteed. The When days with petty cares are fill ,thc Sourfs arrived at 11.46 a.m. be- 10.32; it will_be high tonight at 8.21 price of the ms"-“ment when new was ed, _ ing 50 minutes late, the Tignlsh ar- and tomorrow night at 9-20- $900.00. For cash this instrument Let me with fleeting thoughts be
' rived at 8 p. m. being 1 hour and 20 The sun sets this afternoon at 5.27 will be sold most reasonable. Any-_ tllrlllbll.
minutes late, the Bummsreide arrived and tomorrow afternoon at 5.28; it on, inggfgcgd ple/asc address "!`lsy- Of something higher.
at 6.26 p. m. being 1 hour and 10,u-dll be high tomorrow morning at? M-.p1¢n°" cars Guardian Offics,(.'hsr-
minutes late. and Saturday morning at ,6.58. yogggtowm ' 2-i3.l3ipd. Help me to long for mental grace
The moon rises tomorrow mornin* __-'___'-_'_ T0\ strugglf with the commonplace
‘ Mlnsrdlllniment enrol gnrgetfn cows] nt 6.56, Mlm\rd's Linlment Cures Dlphtheria. 1 rnl y inf.
ER’S PETITION
Many little deeds bring to fruit A crop of little thoughts, to suit A shriveled mi_nd.
I do not ask for place among
sung,
And scorned to bend
Under the trlfles of the hour- I only would not lose the power To comprehend. -
- HELEN GILBERT.
M.
Great thinkers who have thought and