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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26
A HINT TO HoUsEKEEpERs.
The Market Flooded with Oleomsrga-
rine and Butterine.


Prof. De SIN, d. the district chemist, has
been occupied of late in testing tho quality of
butter sold in the markets. Last Wednesday
he examined some samples belonging to a
prominent. dealer and although the com
pound was found to be butter, some was Of q
poor grade. The experiments the professor
has made within the last few weeks, he says,
have demonstrated the fact that there is
more bogus butter sold at this time than ever
before. There are two compounds put on the
market-one oeomargarine and the other but
terine. This latter is composed of lard and
butter and is deodorized by an acid which
is dangerous, and, If taken in largo quanti-
ties, fatal. These bogus substitutes are put
on sale for the genuine article, and there Is
but little difference in the price. The two
compounds can be bought by the dealers very
cheap, and there is about 20 per cent profit
in them. An oleomorgarine factory was
started some time ago, but it closed after q
short and improbable history. The most of
tho bogus butter that is put on the market
comes from Cincinnati, st. Louis, and Balti-
more, where thriving manufactures are
located. The law on the subject is very
flexible one, and almost every offender can
escape the penalty. The law provides that il
dealer is caught selling the substitutes for
the genuine article fine Of 500 will be i'm
posed. A case was tried in the police court
some time ago, but the offender escaped with
out any difficulty. The dealers are not al
ways to blame, however, as q number OF
them send samples of now stock to the
chemist for analysis. A prominent dealer
several times and did not know when no was
not getting sold. He said he had received
stock from farms in Virginia and Maryland
and the stuff was found to be bogus.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26
Getting Ina Line.

The republicans and readjusters of Nelson
county, Virginia, held a large and enthusi-
astic joint convention at Lovingston yester-
day for the purpose of selecting delegates to
the state convention to be held in Richmond
April 49, From five to seven hundred voters
were present. John A. Stokes, w. s. Wood
son, Rev. Alexander Giles, Read Thomas,
w. II. Goodwin, jr., J. R. Goodloe, and w. A.
Pamplin were elected delegates, and Charles
Coffey, Alexander Fortune and Alexander
Loving alternates. The following resolutions
offered by Mr.. John A. Stokes were unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved. J.. That we, the republicans and read
justers OF Nelson county, Virginia, do hereby in
dorse the administra ton of President Arthur.
Resolved, q That we indorse the course pursued
by Senator Malone in the United States senate,
and recognize in him worthy loader, in whom
we place implicit confidence, and to whom we
pledge our united support and influence in his
struggle for political rights equity and justice to-
ward all men.
ResoIred, 8. That VIC, as republicans and read
jusers, will support by our votes and influence
the nominees OF the national republican conven-
ton, which meets at Chicago, ILL.,, OH June next.
Resolved, L. That we condemn the action of the
late Virginia legislature by attempting 70 stigma
| tie the good name and noble works Of Senator
Malone by passing resolution asking him to
resign his seat In the United states senate
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26
The Police AlarIm Boxes.

The Ganwell police alarm boxes are not
working as well as expected. A night or SC
ago one or more of them got out of order and
it took q day to repair the same. Said an
officer yesterday to REPUBLICAN, reporter
ave understand that they arc condemned in
Chicago, and for the amount that would have
to be paid for their erection and rental,
100000, annually 1t is believed, twenty OFF,
GERS could be added to tho force. If two mon
have to be detailed at each of the eight
stations to run tho machines, there will be
sixteen men taken from street duty. Take
these men away and the precincts will foGl it.
There are too many details already from the
different stations and to add to them would
be to eilectually cripple tho working force.
There is too much uncertainty about the
alarm boxes to make them scrvieGablo,"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26
The Troables at Tongue River.

Indian Agent Dyer, at Tongue river, tele-
graphs tho Indian office that thirteen
Indians have been brought in by the civil
authorities for burning Anderson's ranch.
They surrendered without trouble. Black
Wolf says he burned the white mans house
because tho white man shot him. Hal, the
white man, made a bet that he could shoot
through the Indians hat without hitting
him. No trouble or cause for It, Tho white
man has escaped so far. Can employ coun-
sci for them? / think there will be no
further trouble.
Commissioner Price has requested the at
torney general, through the secretary of the
interior, to instruct the district attorney OF
Montana to conduct the defense of the In
dians.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26
VANTr
PREMATURE BABDNEs1
pREM NATURE BALDNESS
PREMATURE Badness.
prem ATTIRE nAInNEGl


The process of loss Of hair may take take place
either rapidly in the of weeks months or as
y generally the case the loss Is slow and gradual
through period of years. The hairs may commence
TO come out at any period after PROPERTY, although
badness does not ordinarily begin to manifest itself
until tho age of % or 80 years. The scalp through.
out the process appears TO be healthy. AT first only
few hairs come out nom time to time, and these
replaced Immediately by n shorter and finer growth
ceeded by still finer hairs and In the course of time
even these cease to appear when complete badness
ofR certain portion Of the scalp IL the result There
may be an appearance of fine down, which proves
that the hair follice still exists. and be made
produce healthy hair again by proper treatment.
the prevalence OF premature badness among our
young mon and women of the present day Is really
surprising Badness is designated by the parts of the
SCALP affected Thus we have Crown Frontal Part,
dreaded by ladies'. Dr. VAN DYCK positively cures
badness Remember bnldnessis durable long ms the
Dermatoiogist has perfected a scientiift' cdpliafy
treatment which enables him to cure badness, ever
in cases ofyears' duration. He can produce vigor
hair olicles not destroyed No one should he bale
before 90. If your hair Is getting thin, harsh. dry
split, fhded, premnturely gray; " YOU are gettinl
bald, or have excessive dandrun scay scalp letter
or any hair or scalp disease, consult Dr. VAN DICk
Dermatologis No. 81 Grant Place, Mt once. Salts
tnction assured Hours o a. III. 10 p. M; sundays
8 Ifunnble TO call describe your case and send
three stamps for answer.
yITANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN y.
w Beall, Batcman & Co.'S Bank, l4ll ST, NV,
Is Commissioner of Deeds for every State and Terri
tory, United States Commissioner, Examiner, and
Notary Public always In office from a. M 10 D. m.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26
Detnu for CreeIv ReIi.r vessels.

Officers were detailed to duty on the Arctic
steamer Thetis yesterday as follows Com
mander w. s. schley, commander; Lieut..
Uriel sebree, executives; Lieut., L, H. Taunt,
navigator Lieut., s. G. Lomly, Ensign q. II,
Harlow, Passed Assistant Surgeon Z. II,
Green, and Chief Engineer George w. Mol
vile. Tho Thetis will be the flagship of the
expedition. Tho detail for tho Bear is as fol-
lows Lieut.. w. II. Emory, commander
Lieut., +. II. Crosby, executive; Lieut.. John
Il. Colwell, navigator; Lieut. T.. Il. Usher,
Ensign l.. X. Reynolds, Passed Assistant Sur
geon IL, Il, Ames and Chief Engineer John
Lowe. The detail for the Abort will BIO com
plcted when sho reaches New York. She
will be in command of Commander Coffin.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26

The Humane society is earnestly support
ing the measure introduced in the senate by
Mr.. Hoar, providing for tho protection OF
children in this district and for other pur-
poses. Tho bill authorizes the society to
extend its operations in the direction OF
protecting children, and gives them unlim-
tied power to arrest aud imprison any per.
sons violating the law. The penalty fixed
for treating children in cruel and nhuman
manner or abandoning them is fixed at u fine oil
$3.50 or two years in Jail, or both.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26
insurance Companies and the Geneva


Yesterday, on motion of counsel for the
insurance companies, Chief Justice Drake, of
the court Of claims, ordered an appeal to be
allowed to tho supreme court of the United
States from the decision Diminishing the petit
ton of John =. Pauleson, receiver Of the Co.
lumbar Insurance company, tho Great
Western Insurance company, and other In.
surers who claim to share in the funds
derived from tho Geneva award Tho
question of the rights of tho insurance COM
panes to this money now goes to the court of
last resort.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26
More Electric Lights.

In addition to tho electric lights upon the
monument and tho capitol, tho Brush Light
company are erecting largo pole on tho
northwest tower of the Smithsonian for tho
purpose of displaying their lights. When all
the lights arc started it is alleged that the
entire area south of tho avenue will be brill
liantly illuminated and kept so nightly as an
experiment for some time
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26
Snroital

IIEALTH Is wEALTH-DR. HARDIN, no.
i l. tanic physician, u regular graduate OF o
botanical college and an old army surgeon age and
experience importantly, has taken rooms at No. 5iS
Eleventh street northwest, near street Or. IL.
has had over twenty-five years experience In the
treatment and cure of private. chronic nervous and
Dyspepsia kidney liver throat and lungs conStipa.
tion, and impOtenCy. Nervous diseases with or
treated scientifically, with never failing success.
Young men and middle-uged, and all who suffer,
should consult the Doctor at once. Delays
are dangerous. ProcrastinatlQn is the thief of
Completely eradicated Remember that one
treated, curses The present and coming gsnerati9ns
drsnce to business, Both sexes consult coniden.
TALLY. The Doctor challenges the world to produce
single case OF blood disease in any form, that Will
not yield TO the treatment of his pure botanical rem.
edes DR.. H. max speciality Of the peculiar all.
guarantees cure for life. The most anxious should
consult him You might he deceived If you have
any disease, mater what the name or nature may
be- or how long You nave been treated, or by whom,
you would do well to consult us II will cost You
nothing You may depend upon honest, inir dealing,
reasonable charges, and no encouragement without
a prOsppCt cure or benefit.
4 cure is guaranteed In every case undertaken.
Letters promptly answered, and medicine sent
everywhere by express. Office hours From a. NJ.
70 A Z Ii es;' DR. THOMAS NJ, HHRiiiTN,
ma14lm 6lS Eleventh ST. y. w.
ryNo WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN-PAINLESS
i labor In all cases where deslrcd-A physician OF
more than twenty-five years experience, and one
speciality, promises immunity from suffering by u
mode Of harmless treatment he has practlced for
years with absolute success. As this notice means
desired For all further particulars, or for purpose
OF consultation which win lie free address Lock box
oil. CITY Postoiliee. First class city references.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26

A bold attempt to defraud Mr.. Randolph,
the secretary of tho court of claims, was
made on last Saturday evening by young
man who presented n note purporting to have
come from tho Rov. DR. Pitzer, requesting q
loan of $40. Mr. Randolph suspected some
thing and the young man whom he asked TO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26
JyEALrH Is WEALTH.

DIR. Il. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a specific for HystGrln, Dizziness,
ConVulsOns, Nervous Headache Mental Depression.
Loss of Memory, Spermatorrhna, lmpOtency, Invol'
untary Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by
Oyer-eNeTllOn self abuse, or oyCr-indulgCnCC which
leads to misery, decay and death. one box viii cure
recent cases. Each box contains one month"; treat
ment one dollar box, or six boxes Tor 90. Sent by
mail prepaid, on receipt Of price. We guarantee six
us for six boxes, accompanied with %. we Will send
the purchaser our written guarantee 20 return tho
money II the treatment does not effect cure. GUAR
antees Issued by STOTr & CROMWELL, $50 Penn.
sylyania avenue, Washington, D O., wholesale and
tcntiolL
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@antto--- miscellaneous.

J,oR INSTRUCTION tDAY OR EVENING
I class, students of Architecture, Engineering,
Drawing, Tracing &C., as profession; terms reason
able. INQUIRE at 90 ST N w. 5-2S
TINHE USE OF HORSE AND BUGGY FOR
Il their keep In the country. Address q. l.. IL.
Republican Ofiico. 5-2S
AN OLD FRANKLIN HAND.PREss; WILL
"a be paid for In cash or in old type, or exchange
TIONAL REPUBLICAN. Off
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26

accompany him to DR.. Pitzer's residence
made his escape. Tho note proved to be a
forgery,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26

nv Advertisements under ne heads NJ Wants, For
Rent, For SAFE boarding, Lost and Fottnd, ant
Persondi Of three lines iess eighteen long words,
10 cents one Insertion each additional inserifon 10
cents. BMAncss enrds not included On Nsse RATES.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26
BoarOinq.
DINING ROOMS
go + STREET NORTHWEST
FURNISHED ROOMS

SsTINHE TREMONT"-ruIs HOUSE HAS
i been repgpered and repanted, and In every
way put In first class order tits the most desirable
place 10 board In tho city. Terms S25 $50 $40 and
S45 per month, House and halls heated by steam.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26
Cost anO fuuuN.

4 OSl, ON THE 2lsr, A NEWFOUNuLAND
pyp; white breast, \ reward will bee paid II left
~ mu!wcst corner l4th 81 and Pa, Ry, Uler +, IA,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26
S0luutro---NtIu.
Salautro---3ousts

DY APRIL l5-HoUsE, WITH . TO : ROOMS,
ID In N W. part of tho city or Georgetown; state
price per month. Address b. r., Republican Office.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26

Il IMPROVED PROPERTIES.
GOOD INVESTMENTS.
On Mo. av., bet Sd and Al 900
On st, cor. 28th 5000
ON conn. bet I. and NJ .,,,.,.,...... 05OO
On NJ 81, pet. run ana Ionr aV........''".... y2QO
on Corcoran ST., near 14th st................ 5000
Apply to j. V. N. HUHCK.
Real Estate Broker,
81 1908 Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26

TWO HANDSOME COTTAGES AT FALLS
l. Church also, large boarding house. Address o.
L. HINE. Vienna, Na,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26

EoR SALE OR NT.-ATTENTIoN Is
IL called To 2 OF the most thorouphy built, COM
plete and elegant houses in the city; 1885 and 1888
ST., Just east of Dupont Circle; keys at 17l8 st.
18th 81. 81
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26

A VERY DESIRABLE SUBURBAN RESI-
"a dence IN complete, order; g acres; plenty of
rut and shade trees; stabling and outhouses; good
ring water; convenient to horse cars. Address BoX
80, Georgetown, Y. q. SGT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26

A T GREAT BARGAINS ON EASY TERMS
n Several first class church and parlor organs and
,h9t haye been used TO be seen at g
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26

A FINE LADY,S SADDLE AND ELEGANT
"A bride, but little used. Inquire at 1913 10th
Il
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26

TINHREE-SToRY BRICK. WITH BACK BUILD
Il Ing cellar but no basement containing ~ rooms
besides bath room, gus, Potomac and Cstern water
corner lot, 80 by 125; pleasant, comfortable home
For particulars, inquire on premises, 20O4 st., West
Wnahlnnlnn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26
For Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL DRIVING MARE, SOUND
"A and young, with buggy, harness, robes, &C.; u
rare bargain. Those who mean business, address A.
!. w, Republican Onicp. S.17
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26

A NICELY FURNISHED % STORY Room
"A in house with modern Improvements; location
desirable for summer Apply 90 l. at. y. W.. ~
INIRsT.CLAss ROOMS, WITH BOARD. IN PR
II vate family. 1Il0 H. l. av., near llth.st cars
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26

II DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS.
THREE LOTS ON DE SALES STREET, be-
tween 18th street aud Connecticut avenue each 1SN
100 TO alley ISL feet wilde.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-26
8luntto- Rooms.

A FURNISHED on UNFURNIsHEp ROOM,
IA with privilege Of light houaeke coping, by n lady.
Address II. II. b.. Republican Onice. 4-2S
DY A MOTHER AND GROWN DAUGHTER
Id Three nnfruished rooms between 9th and 10th
and south Of NJ st. Address Mrs. II. a. L. Republi-
can Office i.2S
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The Housewives FWcrite.

We viii seni FhEg f., ONE EN1IEEYEAR, to
every lazy vito S,ms. u> Al o>SL Inc ianr,, &C
e IA srried !aGe>. ~ sane address aud II 49,,
GU. STAMPS lpr I" so'gV, Utr Iid> nm, ,iItc-..
t.-ihl ~ and i >ir.ct " JuYqia devoted r,
F.eill H., Fancy > s'rN, Decara in@ CrOkirs
an li"t hold m''ti"r>- hc=u,ar pi &C, SIT
SEND" a : strtirc mkt ntlhher Al
dress, l'O.,ESFiD voCRNA4, y unda, y. \
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9skOi.ve ut.
NOTICE ~ FINAL FEO0F.

L. : LtND Ottl,'r. ~ g.vm'ia, W. f.
iScP.. IL. ,cl- \,LcC y nrr,rN gwen tlat
Lut.,esa NJ DARK. =, .,s nirt ,,Iics oiiltcitIth
t' J's;" .ial proof IL IRE J!!c Cier, ni ti,. Js-
lric. IAN, IL, e>.ice, IN Waatc-,ni W. 1
rrdI. Lnr-islh ,ii., al IL cy.a ,tr \. l.
.>S+ - fr,-rlnpJ,'h -. . NJ >Sl:i. for The
irt of >,... - POI y. Il : w.>t.
lie d,Ihe> a.. i~.;c~Se: r.dHIrG c. kiE9
.Ianr- tti irei, "a ...d.i.l>, and }. W. Fry, all
lies ,-ia.n:. " :
.'-d% Jo,r,f Gowyy, Register,
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-11-29
ihc Scott; l., Land Hestoration
League.
'"hc "oc'S OF sirnry GeOrge the Amer.
ica.l :ie roiatiAaist "A Sc,,d an.i.


y general and practical land re-
form Inovrme, t has g n .n@u Il it 1t
~ England Ireland aud Scotland.
The first address cf the Land
Restoration Lengne "f the people of
Scotland contained the following
ringing passages.
Eve hold that tnc denial Of this
! most Important of all human rig@ts
the equal right to the pos, ,sioh
auJ usc Of the n;A aral c.emenIs
necessary to life il the primary
cause Of the frighttcl poverty ami
misery that, IN s,,Ie of all "Ic al
vance in civilization. exist in our
country AMI of the vice. CRIME and
degradation that sp.ing from tins
p}vesty.
"We hold thIt the fact that the
land uf ScoilAn,l-ti,eyrighttul Der =
/ Atagc OF The whole enpic OF sect
land-having by Il loi e co&F-c Of
psnrpa,.on aAd fraud been ale
lthe private and exclusive property
of !, Jew Of thrr hpinhrr, is ih,. rcas-
On why more, tha1 two-thris q:
ScoaiiSn families are compelled To live
IN hnnseN of one or two rounIS, Why
wages are,so pi,ii'ully !ne liz. every
department OF iniustrv, an,s wCr
pr0dacerS OF wealth those wao
cam their bread in the syStat vi
their brow w-e4. scant and bitter
bfe;s't, wtale many ot thos- who. X,
nothing t. pro,iace wealth rcvci' in
pr"tuse and wintOn laxury. draw =
i"g IRON the Scottish peop;e ii..-
mense sums tu he spent in rlolon,,
: iivlnS aDro, i-.th" reason WV
ScotSneh are comia,itci tn emil
Sr;ife. whi Z great tracts ot III n
!, native l'ni, from which men have
been driven, are gwen ur TO bea. t,
and sport.
- his Is . question Of yisaf i'm
l'"r'ano" in'rr' = class in The ,.o>.s,.
mnhii' II aih',is operative. ;n
miner. tie fisherman. the s.inp...n-
Nr tae r""rrh -ntanlthc prot 3, onaI
'h' ga a. certainly anl directly ~ ,,
'io"s tne i:..rncr.
~ g P."po>e % Ell .rt the rtstora
''"' OF the ktrd ia the pco, I, hy
TIE si'arlc and ohviuGS rxpe ei.en, ot
Nh1fIng ii taxat;on on to the value
az l"ni, Irrespective oS It's use o,
improvement, and finally taking al
ground rent top puNic Purposes.
"Theso measures can be carried
only oy sdch an agitation as will
educate the masses Of the people in
their rights and duties. For this
purpose organization is necess-
ary.'
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Every Description
PRO NPfl.Y ATTENDED 10.

BY nrAaA'n'nls ~irh reliable lane, at
t"ra y - "a -, aa.i Washington ID.
c., n,y r1-' 'm't-, .,u Lave their band
'a>in : A''"t'i.'L a.' t''e ,4Mc as it per
'""':'s y ~.n' ~ ~i'lae p'.c..
P,rn @:-hiry Z" p'srcl,n,e or locntt
!"md ; rr. woud do we'll 20 cou>uir
M"
81 latest Land Lnws, Ru!rs and
Decisions kept on file. hand Waran,s
10, chit and snld.
C"nv"yn'c'ng. taxes pa,d, purchases
and se"> mad-. Cnllcruons mrdr and
prncreGs prnnpt!y rc,niItcj II
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-20
PICKED UP ON THE CAMPUS.
Bob BUrtIctfc Attends Several s'ons.
tncnccnscuts.
TR,,laffn


To day. We stand on the threshold, We
stand there W;.itingl To be asked III. I.ifel
Is river. We meet it boldly. Hope, courage,
and high purpose thrill our hesrtsi We can
not tear aside the veil that hides the future
from our view. The future! Is before Us.
The past, Is behind us The present, however,
stays right by u.s. We do not fear if. We
press hravely on. Onward and upward, The
Eour strikes tho ncontide Of the world.
With rcsolute hands we grasp the
shadows or the dial Behind us, is
tins school. A long ways behind us, the most
OF II. Before US hes :he world We accept
it. Grave are the responsibilities of the trust;
especially the trust fund. But we accept
them. Life long viii be the labor OF reform.
We have put our hands TO the pillow, and we
viii never look back, until we get to Canada,
whence We may look hack in safety. and be-
come lions and ornaments in Canadian soci-
ciety.
As the ears roll on, which they will prob
ably do, we viii never forget our alma ma
ter. but We viii shake things up on the street
ourselves, and if there is any pe-hypothecat-
ing TO he done inquire within Hoe tempore,
the world is in bad form Vice rules the
world. Bones viros take back seats in the
convention. Lupus sits in the high places
and judges OF the people in the gates
While Agnus ekeS out precarious existence
IN the wool business. Our rulers wallow in
vice. The temples of commerce are as 6cns
Of thieves. Misiirst, guilt, and suspic
stalk through the land. INDUS membra. ~
this has come Ia pass while we are at college
But we will reform all this sort Of thing now.
Not this week. because this week the gods
look down from high Olympus 10 see the boat
race. Next week the world holds its breath
while cur base bali match isplayed, and week
after that the sun stands still upon the Gi,eon
and the moon in the valley of Ajalon. while
We play the closing game Of lawn tennis for
the championship But after that we will
mount our bicycles and go forth conqueriGg
aud TO conquer.
Life is an ocean, Let us, then. cleanse its
Augcan stables of this blighting leprcsy, and
heard this lion in the bud, and in the gather
ing gloom which marks the footprints of de-
cay. throttle il in its cradle. ere vet its black
wings shall strike its fangs deep into the soil
uf American freedom and with Judas kiss
betray our fondest hopes and brightest
dreams into the sand-swept waste Of this
sirocco stricken maelstorm that yawns at our
feet. waiting for some sslf-sacrificins Curtius
to lay the AK at the root of this deadly upas
tree that shadows all the land with the iurii
light Of its basilisA eye, which, siren like,
charms with its delusiye soEg. Only 10 chill
unto pu.seles stone with the Gorgon horror
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