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LORENA LORE.
Plenty Of Corn, Cotton, Cash and En-
terprise.

Plenty OIL NOrus sotsous N"S' ''
terprise.
Special to the Examiner. M, to-.
LoRENA, September 28.-The Oldest
son of Joseph Whittsitt died Satur-
day. and was buried at the new ceme-
tern. near Lorena, Sunday morning
Corn has commenced to roll ana
that is one articles Waco does not BID
higher for than does the Lorena
buyer. Oats are still coming In.
Our merchants have quit buying
their goods in small lots at Waco but
instead they send large order and,
of course, can buy cheaper, and as
Everybody has cash at the present we
buy our goods here just as cheap as
in Waco.
The Methodist Episcopal church.
south, will shortly begin the erection
| of a fine Westinghouse here.
Mrs. f. j. Murphy has the dengu'
: fever, but is reported as some bettel
: now.
, from Galesburg, ILL.,, Saturday, after
visit of five weeks with her parent
Q at that place.
{ under the professionally OF ). :!
s Strother, assisted by Misses Lesii
h land Strother. .,.
@ II. j Hudson is still improvin
J. and adding to his already fine res
a dence.
o There are several parties intendin
to build as soon as their lumber a
rives from the mills.
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WAsHlNGToN, September 2S.-The
president made the following APP
pointments to-day: To he agent for
the indians, W. l.. Powell. OF Virgil
a nia e N fadiad PaTefgG5SfGyE; Maxi W.
Stevens, of Michigan, at Mackinaw
agency, Michigan; Charles Hill, OF
Nebraska, at Santee agency, Nebras-
ka, vice. WIN. II. Sptulding' dead;
Moses Neal, of Kansas; at Sac and Fox
agency, Indian Territory, vice Isaac
Taylor, resigned; Henry Il. Williams
of Mississippi, at the Crow agency, IL
Montana, vice Henry j. Armstrong
resigned; Fletcher N. Cowart. OF Ala
bama, al Mescalero agency, in New
Mexico, vice w. IL. Wellin, resigned
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way people says It is a costly road
bed but is the cheapest in a tropical
country where the rainfals are so
heavy.
Rains during the past fortnight
have been incessant, and an immense
amount of water has fallen, therefore,
1t is not strange that a road like the
Mexican Genital should have trouble.
The management has worked ener-
getically to repair the track, but rains
fall in manner that make 1t impossi-
BILE to do better than what has been
done. 1t is proposed TO strengthen
the weak spots In substantial man
ner. There has been but very little
trouble on the northern division of
abe road.
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RAILWAY RUMORS
They Say a Gigantic Pool Has
Been Formed by the
Trunk Lines.
Hut the Managers Deny II In a
Manner That is Childlike
and Bland.
The Texas aud st. Louis General
Offices Must Remain at
st. Louis
GalvestOn's POstOffice Given to
Col. Gary, Though not
an Applicant.
RAILROAD RUMORs.
The Great Trunk Railway Lines Form
IA NeM Pool.

=
New Pool.
New YORK, September 28.-A Phil
adelphia special to the Herald says:
"The most stupendous deal in rail-
road matters ever known in this
country has just been completed, by
which the Pennsylvania, the Balti-
more Il Ohio, and the Reading COM
pauies reach an amicable understand
ing. The deal is in the nature of a
compromise between the managers of
the Baltimore h Ohio and the Penn
sylyania railroad. The conference
leading up 10 this important treaty
has been going OH for ten days past,
and the final result was reached at a
late hour Saturday night in the shape
of all agreement upon the terms that
will form the basis of a contract for
long term of years between the Bal
timore Il Ohio and the Pennsylvania
companies. The proposition came
from the latter corporation and is
predicated upon condition precc-
dent that the other party to
the agreement will not extend
its tracks to New York and will
definitely abandon the proposed con-
ncction with the Reading road in this
city. The Pennsylvania company, on
more and Ohio freight ana pdssen-
ger business over its New Jersey di-
Vision on the same pro rata terms
paid for its own traffic; that TIM
TRANSPORTATION shall not be embar'
rasscd in any way, and that freigh
and passengers shall be expeditiouslI
as the Pennsylvania's own business
The Baltimore ~ Ohio is to agree no
to take the initiative, while contract
are in force, in cutting rates from TN
west to New York or the east. IL
stated upon the highest authorlt
that these overtures have been AZ
copied. 49, Ia,
railroad officials say these deal
are part of general harmony schem
among the great trunk lines, and
soon rs the contracts have all bee
signed the Pennsylvania, Baltimol
A. Ohio and New York Central roa!
will at once form pool which WI
be strong enough to command pea
between the great Il unk systems al
they assert that this policy OF pea
will be founded upon tirmer Da'
than that on which any previo
: agreement has stood.
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BLUE BLOOD.


LYNCHBuRG, Va, September pa |
special from Abingdon says Geo. w.
Ward, editor of the Examiner and
attorney for Wash
ington, while about to enter the Col
orado hotel yesterday about 4 o'clock
n. m. was fired upon by DIR. VIM.
White, independent candidate
for state senator, who had been con-
cealed in a store room nearly op.
posite the hotel. lie stepped
out of the door aud discharged one
barrel of a shot gun. loaded with
buck shot, at Ward who fell face fore
most, but recovering rose on his
knees and fired three shots at ayoung
relative of Whites who was on the
opposite side OF the street behind a
tree. White had stepped inside the
door but hearing firing came Out
again and fired second barrel a
Ward who fell. While he was lying OF
the ground two of White
relatives Zone of whom Ware
. mad already shot at an'
whom he thought had shot at hin
walked up and fired seven shots a
him (Ward), all of which took eiiec'
q Ward is in very critical condition
and il is thought he can not live. Dl
r. White and his two relatives hay
; been arrested, and were bailed l
sums of $1,000 each. Great excite
q ment exists, but no fear OF furthe
: violence is entertained.
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The Porte IL Alarmed.

CONsrANTINoPL., September 2S.--
The porte has become alarmed at the
persistent reports TO the effect that
an Italian expedition is being fitted
out for the purpose of seizing Tripoli,
and IL has ordered reinforccments 10
be sent there at once. The strength
of the Turkish troops in Tripoli Is to
be raised to $4,000 and great energy
is being displayed In putting forts
there in a better condition for de-
Tense,
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AUSTIN ANTICS.
Two More Servants Slain and
Two Horribly Slashed
With an Axe.
A Man with Blood ON his Shirt
sleeve Is Arrested ana
Identified.
4 Shooting ARRAY i'm virginia,
Results In One Death and
Three Arrests.
Cheyenne Chiuau,en Notified 10
Get out or Get Tarred and
Feathcred.
Four yOre Horrible Outrages on Col.
ored Servants

Ored servants
Special to the Examiner.
AUSTIN, September 2S.-This city
is intensely excited over four more
mysterious outragcs which occurred
west of the capitol at 2 O'Clock this
morning. The victims are all col
ored and servants in the employ of
MIR. Durham.
Mrs. Oracle Vance and Mr.. Orange
Washington were murdered outright,
and two girls, named Lucinda Boldly
aud City johnson were fatally and
horribly cut with an axe. a negro,
named Townsend, has been arrested
on suspicion.
LATER.-Shcriif lIornsby and posse
late this evening arrested Doc
Davis and have him in Jail.
Blood was found on his sleeve
and lower shirt, front. lie
denies the deed but the two girls
identity him, and the police think they
have the right man this time. 1t Is
rumored that lynching party is be
ing organized.
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ST. LOUIS, September est is
pretty well understood in railway cir
cles, and in some quarters il is def
nitely stated, that George Olds, gen.
eral traffic manager of the Missouri
Pacific railway, will leave that road
about the LIST of January to accept II
position on the Canadian Pacific. T..
Ii. Ripley, general freight agent of
the Chicago, Burlington a. Quincy, is
mentioned as likely to fill the vacancy
made,
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TURKEYS TROUBLES.


PHILIPpoPoLIs, September 2S.--
Prince Alexander ordered the civil
and military authorities on the FROM
tier of Bulgaria and Macedonia TO
maintain order In their respective
districts. The populace on both sides
of the Balkans are very enthusiastic
over the union between Bulgaria
and Roumelia and numbers Of men
have offered to enter the volunteer
service in support OF tho union. The
ladies' are iorlninga Red Cross So
cicty and making other preparations
for the care of the sick and wounded
soldiers in the event of hostilities be-
ing commenced.
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DUBLIN, Septembea 2S.-Recent
by committee Of the
National League have resulted In
discovery that a number Of persons
have been uujustly prosecuted by the
present system of boycotting, by
outsiders, giving damaging informa-
ton against their neighbors through
private spite. The League therefore
propose to restrict boycotting to Of
Tenders against the league.
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GALvEsTON's POsTOFPICE
Colonel Gary, "a Non Applicant, APP.
pointed.

sSIohth NUN 90
pointed.
GALVESTON, September 2S.-The
appointment of Colonel Thomas z.
Gary rs postmaster at this place is re-
ceived with general satisfaction aud
is favorably commented ON as one OF
the best and most judicious selections
for federal office made in this dis
trict. Colonel Gary was not candi-
date or even prominently in politics.
He was, however, the choice of each
Texas congressman. Colonel Gary
is native of Virginia, was raised in
Alabama and came 10 Texas over
quarter of century ago. lie taught
school in Walker county and was en-
gagged in mercantile pursuits in
Plantersville, Grimes county when
the war broke out. Joining the
ranks of copferacy he was appointed
supervising agent and in conjunction
with the late f. b. Nichols, and Mr..
Clinton q. Wells of this city, and
Colonel w. Hutchings, now promi-
nept banker of Houston. kent
| ccssities of life. After the surrender
Colonel Garry came to Galveston aud
returned to business pursuits as Jun
| Tor member of the Wholesale grocery
house of Lawther and Gary and sub
sequently the grocery aud cottol
house of Gary and Oliphant. OF lat
years he has been connected with 'h'
freight department of the Missouri
J Pacific railway. ..-.,
Captain Griffith who was suspended
to make way for Colonel Gary ha
: been here since the close of the wa
: and has always been active in repul
lican politics and has filled vari0!
, federal positions with credit. Hi
e appointment as postmaster was mad
S some nine months ago on the deaf
A of Oscar Garrison; since which TN
@ he has discharged the duties to u
s general satisfaction. He was III u
II federal army, going into service fro
g brooklyn, N. Y, and for gallant
d upon the field was pro,noted to
. n 90 70 inpV
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MARLIN MATTERS.
pistols and Brickbats-.-.Cottop Pick
ing.


Special to the Examiner.
MARLIN, September 28.-On Satur-
day night dance was given on the
Hcmphill farm by some negroes, and
Ned Carter and another negro got
into a difficulty, which ended in Car
ter being shot in the leg, and the
other one caught brick-bat over
the eye, that closed that optic up.
Farmers are busy picking cotton,
and during the past week they made
rapid progress, but the strife be.
tween them in trying to OBTAIN
eiobty-tiye cents per hundred pounds
/ am requested to state that Elder
Pennington, at the request of mum
Der of our citizens, will repeat hui
sermon on "The Resurrection mex
Wednesday night at the Pavilion; al
are invited to come and hear him.
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HAVANA, September 2s.-Limbano
Sanchez and Mongo Gonzalez, the
rebel leaders, were killed yesterday
by Spanish troops. Their badies
The Casino Sparcal has initiated a
subscription for the purchase of tor
pedo boats; and the president Of the
Casino has headed the list with sub
scription of $1,000
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PHILADELPHIA, September 2S.-
President Roberts of the Pennsylva-
mia Road SAYS to-day that he has no
knowledge of the reported agreement
between his company, the Baltimore
& Ohio and the Reading road. lie
also denies that any papers have have oeeh
signed with that object in view.
Another official of tho Pennsylva,
mia spoke to the same effect anu
added: "Thc signs of peace that have
lately appeared in the railroad situa'
ton are misleading, of course suci
an agreement as you alludc to has no
been entered into by the three com
panies for ii would be impossible 10
| Il to have done it so quickly"
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WASHINGTON, September 2s.-The
secretary ofthe navy has decided to
further postpone the reassembling oil
the Smith court-mar,ial until after
the supreme court of the United
States shall lave rendered its decis-
ion upon the petition of the defen-
dant praying for writ of prohibition
to restrain the secretary aud the
court-martial from further action.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, September 2S'-Oh
the presidents return from the
Adirondacks he fond awaiting hin'
the following letters from Mrs
Helen Hunt Jackson the well-known
authorizes al. H." and an advocate OF
indian rights, which was written by
her four days before her death.
To Grover Cleveland, President United States
DEAR SIR-From my death-bea !
send you message OF heartfelt
thanks for what you have ALREADY
done for the Indians. | ask yon 10
read my Century of Dishonor;"
am d, Ing happier for the belief that
| il is your hand that is destined u
strike the first steady blow toward
| Lifting this burden of infamy from oul
country aud righting the wrongs o
the Indian race. With respect ant
gratitude, ,o,,sov
Dated August 18th.
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BosToN, September est is stated
that the bank examiner who has been
investigating the affairs of the Farm
in cham Savings bank, whose cashier,
Coleman Adams, committed suicide
lact August, has discovered that
A dams was a defaulter to the extent
of S225, 900, and the examiner has APP
niied for an Injunction restraining
The bank from doing further busi'
ness until its affairs can be straight
,nel ont
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Denied by the u. q o. People.

BALTIMORE, Md, September 2S.-
The report of an arrangement be-
tween the Pennsylvania and Balti-
more a. Ohio railroads, by which the
latter will stop its new road at Phil
adelphia, appears to be news at the
Baltimore 4 Ohio office. Mr.. Robert
Garrett was absent this evening but
his chief counsel j. X. Cowan states
positively that there is no truth
whatever in 1t. He treated il more
AS a Joke and intimated that the Bal
limore Il Ohio has no other idea
than to push its road through tc
Now York.
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KANSAS CITY, September 20,
Commissioner General Moorehead OF
Inc New Orleans Exposition to begin
nj New Orleans November 10, adj
dressed the board of trade of this
city to day and preliminary steps
were taken toward an exhibit at the
exposition. General Mooreheau leI'
Tor St. Louis tonight. Genera
Sauiros, commissioner for Missouri
reports that the citizens of st. JOSEPH
have also taken the matter actively IL
band.
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THAT the reader may fully under
s,snd what constitutes a good Cough
and Lung Syrup, re will say that Tar
and Wild Cherry is the basis of the
best remedies yet discovered. Tnese
Ingredients with several others equal
IN as eflicacious, enter largely Into
Dr. Bosanko's Cough andlung Syrup,
thus making II one of the most relia-
bic now on the market Price SO cts.
and 81 90. Samples free. Sold BY
w. A. Williamson 4 Co.
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DETROIT. Mich, September %.
The match between Clingstone ana
and Harry Wilkes, for purse oi
$4,000, mile heats, best three III n'.,
came oil this evening, anu was "ou
by Clingstone in three s.,s'sn' heA''
Time-2:l5 L., 2;l7 IL, S'io'
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wno win rnLe rIower'. PIaee'

NEW YORK, September CIV
Mace made vacant by the Withdrawn
pGRoswell p. Flower on the sta'e
1amoeratic ticket, was not Tiled by
,he tate committee tonight and the
matter is deferred until noon to-mor'
row. General Slocum IS saia 10 ps
the choice of Governor Hi anu
N aiority of the commb ttee.
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New YORK, September 2s.-At
of the directors of the Chi.
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad
to day, dividend of IL per cent
preferred and 2 l-2 per cent. on COM
mon ST ock was declared, payable on
December is next. Five millions OF
preferred stock was also issued at par
TO stock holders.
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NEW YORK. September %, Nigel
Suaares Guane, consul-general OF
Spain, received a dispatch to-day
stating thai Lembano and General
Gonzales, two Cuban leaders, has
been shot in ambush by Spanish
troops.
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ST. LOUIS, September 2S.-The con.
templated removal of the general
headquarters of the Texas Il St Louis
railway FROM this city to Texarkana,
Ark, has been stopped by the United
States court notifying Colonel For
dyce, the receiver, that 1t desires the
general offices to remain here.
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LONDON, September 2S-meoecca
Jarrett, ofthe salvation army, iho,,as
William Stead, editor OF the fali
Mall Gazette AMI other defendants
in the abduction case OF Eiiza Arm,
strong were committed for trial
to-lay
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LONDON, September 28.-Lord Sal.
isbury aud Lord Randolph Churchill
" i'll address conservative meeting
at Newport next week from the same
platform. The meeting is designed
10 show the two leaders are pursuing
united policy.
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Good News for postal employees.

WAsHINaToN, September rs. The
postmaster general has rendered a
decision that the salaries Of postal
employees cannot be attached Tor
debt,
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they vii, wear Larger diamonds.

New YORK. September 2s.-rho
plumbers made a demand upon their
employers for a reduction OF tno
hours of labor from ten TO nihe
hours, with no reduction of wages.
A number of plumbing firms have
given in already.
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Lead. Our Stock of Dress Goods Is entirely New
as City Times

NH1IsHs CIty IlmDS and
subsequently was its Wash
iugton correspondent. Afterward
he worked ON the Chicago News and
the indianapolis Journal, and during
the past two years had been employed
by the Washington Bureau of the
Associated Press, as one of its regu-
lar reporters. He was wcll-known
and highly esteemed among public
men in congress and the departments
and very popular with his journalistic
associates.
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MADRID, September 2s.-Five hun
dred aud sixty new cases OF cholera
and 203 deaths were reported yester-
day throughout Spain.
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Dated August 18th.


WAsHINuToN, September 2s,IMT'
Charles B. Ketcham, SOU OF Rev d; II;
Ketcham, of New Albany, Ind, dleu
| in this city to-day OF typhoid lever
He was for some time editor OF tue
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CHEYENNE CHINESE.

- yI,rgr rrr,ls, september 2S.--W ork-
ingmen representing all classes OF Ia
Dor held a secret meeting Saturday
night and Sunday morning mum
Der of printed dodgers were distrib,,
uted in different parts of the city and
posted on the doors of all houses &C.
cupied by Chinese, reading:
"a FAIR WARNING.
All Cinnamon found in the city of
Cheyenne after October LIST, will be
subjected to coat of tar and teath-
ers, and ridden from the city on
rail-w orkingmen, the Chinese
must go!"
The most minute Inquiry thus faI
can not trace the source from which
these dodgers originated. The aiiail
created sensation throughout thu
city and while nearly all the best
citizens of Cheyenne would prefer to
see the Chinese GO, still there is NJ
doubt that should mob attempt &
drive them out with violence OH DC
tober LIST, they would be protected,
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3. HABER.

Bank, also said that nearly: all of
Wards schedules had been pub.
lished
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Pixies Toothache Drops cure iR Que
minute. German Corn Remoyar kills
sorns and bunions.
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NEw York, September 2s.-Th9e
Cape May challenge cup, presented
by James Gordon Bennett in 1872,
will also go to England as one
of the Genesta's prizes, she having
won her last and perhaps easiest
victory by beating her former com
petitor, the schooner Dsuntless'
around Cape May light-ship and re-
turn. The Genesta had the lead at
the start and kept it throughout the
race,
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We accidentally overheard the fol-

We accidentally overheard the fol-
lowing dialogue on the street yester'
day:
Jones.-Smlth, why don't you stop
that disgusting hawking and spit
tingF
Smith.-How can II You know l
am martyr to catarrh.
J-Do as did. | had the disease
In its worst form but am well how
| S.-What did you do for it'll
| IL used DIR. Sagc's Catarrh Rem
edy. II cured me, and II will cur'
s.-pvc heard of it, and, by Jove
7 I'm try it.
drug-s stores In town.
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Horsfull &
Cameron,

WHOLESALE -nv
.,pnWaRE and CUTLERY
HAHN y, AN q BARB FENCE WIRE
IA, Austin 8 Fourth SIS. Waco, Tex
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"A many different styles Trimming that Just the thing this
that very able show them ALL We are show
ing ali the latest Novelties in Dress Trimmings
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-10-24

"lMofhers' Notebook" in Ba6yAood.
Perhaps in no other part OF his work
does Goethe show more clearly his keen
and careful observation of character than
in the description of the change produced
in Wilhelm Meister by his association
with his child. He represents Wilhelm
rs viewing his farms and buildings with
new interest, and as zealously contem-
plating repair of what had long been neg
elected. HE no longer looked on the
world with the eyes of bird Of passage;
everything that he proposed commencing
was to be completed for his boy. In this
sense his apprenticeship was ended; with
the feeling of father he had acquired all
the virtues of citizen" To Wilhelm it
seemed as if the observation of his child
gave him his first clear view of human ma
ture; the questions little Felix asked of
him stimulated him to further achieve
ments.. Thus the best part of true edu-
cation resulted from studies begun in the
interest of the child. The new world
which opens before all parents was to him
the subject for the deepest thought, and
his life was broadened and Enlightened by
close study of the child.
It is thought full of suggestiveness
that the experiences and benefits which
came to Wilhelm through the child might
come to all parents, and just in proportion
ms they are in sympathy with the children
are their own lives made richer. If every
father felt the duties of good citizenship
IN relation to his sons and daughters, then
the world might truly be better for each
child born into it.