Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-10-19

can well = Messrs Cation and Tl,or.
= are and have alwav. .;,,cs -,
FIRST aeanaintsnce been.warm per.o,.
nj friends. NeyersheIs.s thew neve,
meet 1t = social gathering that thes
ID mol tav for each o.lser and al Il.
table IN i roar by their mutual chat.
ksfg. On the return Il Brothes u
toa ID B.lsimorefrom L. E.a-sss.. e.
veIs ss.ea
/ Tsn i hm konsF
I'll IAs a quest. and ashers
- IL i go - bis old adver.
sary II prose. AMI verse and carried
Cir III MI with living colors Rn.
sIss lrfssFesAible and biaed ii.
time sa1s naiieslke lor : favorable ON
nortns| ] il r.ssrk r .es ~,
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S''s - OF OF AZ travels
sn1 naellssa several interesting let
ter fell people about them, and on
III - Ii Il home. he also WAS honorer,
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"Aha ana the Following ac-
from the s4sasrieun shows how
LII even with Thomas
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81 'tsanors ~ response to tie
!oa t. Oar Foreign Relations. :
r. 80 l.ss chance Ia resal;tate =,
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Wor % ialH some time ago at
haAaneG. His response was exeee.l
nc humorous and caael,;ns s,.,l
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Nlsofl N OCCASION like this. when
8Qfsa#llfy gives ldsce To the warm
Feet 81 friendship and all differences
EAof oiishas'ii are forgotten in = generous
how Of soili. ! shall not attempt to
weary your patience with = lengthy
'esah' yer 20 one can be more sensI-
bile than OF The true worth Of the dis
Bna'sf%l'ess guest ~ whose honor we
have assembled to night. NJ reis-
ti"sls l.aSaF.l INN are dlfterent. per-
h'.If., sra'aa ne most Of You. for. if net
M bean l.ss'ei, he y my genius--but
net my evil geulus.
IN MI. no doubt. remember how
ne followed me some ighteen moufhs
y ny travels arnund the oil world.
wherever ! went there he was sltrs
81 re y ! STOOL q LIE Sen Ut IN.
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n 1919 +. 4 'ai'n' i1sssaa 80 tsRilef
~ ia 80 WIN cafE x9n me
'""" s<n CORNERSTONE 10 1
Aa]s0 ,.wssssrucN on tne irowiis1g
'ss.Ns - sAs.shoi'' Oh tue lofty noun
t''lhs % Mo'so' ne would break my
Sse.T ~ s'yang what place TO
P'""t t'FS'elh Aoi'o'e hnckieoerriesl
NJ" "he,' weary ah.i praveIworn. and
uAsgnsee,l WIN the shams OF the world.
i retired without the walls OF Jeru-
s,'le'n anu sat me now down beneath
Tue SHADOW OF a great rock to NELL
se' ns Porefdyed ID glowing rhyme
me Snoagnts that were passing
'nro''gn my mind How beautiful
ana graphic were his pen-portrsitsi Of
the maryland Democratic Ring,
ana every member of it But, ~ /
may refer to this again. 1 will pass it
oy Tor inc present and speak OF my
own travels and discoveries.
IheEe csn be no donbt. gentlemen.
that my travels IN the Last were Of
great benefit 10 the world. and aided
much 70 the chronological literature
OF The present age; the fact j.. al
though Ut NAV not be generally known.
l was thehrst traveller that discovered
the grave OF Moses; | bowed nv heal
with deep reverence rs stood beside
the resting place OF the greatest law
gsger the world has ever known, but.
unlike Mark Twain. shed no tear.
] knew It wac the grave Of Moses,
because an old Greek patriarch, who
travelled with me from Bsthlehe N
down the valley OF kedron and
through the wilderness Of Judea. told
me 81. and yon can always rely upon
the Greeks when they don't come
with presents land they don't cone
that way now. But coming back to
Moses .graye--or rather going forward
A. - kLuk