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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-13
AT MT. LAKE.
People Flock to Most Interesting
Assembly.

Special telegram 10 the Register.
Mt. LAKE PARK, MD, August l2.-This
morning dawned bright and clear. Quite
early the people began to gather from
every direction some on foot, on horseback,
i'm carriages and some in road wagons.
The early trains were a little late,
so the eXcursionists began ID flock
in, and by eleven o'clock the entire
place seemed TO be alive with people. a
game Of baseball was played for exercise
until eleven o'clock, when large audience
gathered at the auditorium and listened TO
an earnest and eloquent address by Rev. j.
II. Wilson, of Iowa. He gave i'll Driei ms
experience as a soldier, which was highly
appreciated and heartily applauded by the
audience At 2:30 there was an
excellent performance by the orchestra,
and then a concert of war songs By the
large chorus under Prof. Cecil, then Dr..
Davidson introduced Hon. Louis h. Nc
Comas, who presided over the meeting.
He first introduced DR.. c. q. Brown,
OF Dubuque Iowa, VINO spoke
most eycellently, ther Mr. McComas
spoke in his earnest ana emphatic manner
to 4 very dpprcciative audience. They both
recalled many incidents in their experience
during the great rebellion, which brought
tears to many eyes, and at other times
hearty applause and laughter the Garrett
Guards then engaged in skirmish
sham battle, (which was well performed,
and witnessed by a large number of people.
There were at least three thousand people
here to-day. Our very interesting assem-
blv closes this evening.
DR. Davidson leaves us this evening to
take part in two other assemblies this
season. We have never had more sue
cessful assembly. and we expect better
things next season.
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At Albany.

ALBANY, y. Y, August l2.-The situacc
ton here remains unchanged on the part Of
the strikers They report no new acces-
sions to their ranks. Every engine now
living in the yards awaiting orders to take
ont trains had aboard brotherhood 1re-
man. and they all said they had no orders
TO quit work. The passenger trans pc
tween here and New York are running
nearly ON time, while of the five western western
trains which have come in since midnight
only one was late about one hour
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The Ohio Farmers, Alliance.

Sls-i1. telegram t9 ne Register.
CoLrNurs. o.. August 12.-Ifthe Repub-
icans do not capture the Farmers ALI
auce Convention that meets here tomorrow
10 viii be because a grand coup attempted
tonight fails. The convention was called
for tomorrow About 100 of the delegates
met here tonight and selected delegates FOR
the committees. including, of course, the
important one on resolutions. At the head
of this committee is J. II. Brigham, the
Grand Master of the State Grange, and q
wel-6nown advocate of high tariff. There
Will oe @ high old time i'm the convention
tomorrow, mo- doubt, when this action be-
comes known
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Indiana's Earth Fire.

ISDIANAPOIIs, IND., August Nearly
the wonderful earth fire. The fire has
been extinguished, but gas is still escaping
Some claim that other agencies save that
Of gas is the cause Of the phenomenon, but
the general conviction is that no other
agency could have produced the effect on
the water. One Of tbs marvellous effects
upon the water is that not drop Of Flat
Rocks flood has gone below the cavern since
tho unhpaval
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nellrInn. Lunatlc sulcides.

GKAFroN. ". Va, August l2.-At New
h,irg late this afternoon, Alpheus Mere
dith. a farmer laid down in front Of B.
(. O train and was instantly killed, his
head being severed from his body. Mere
dim mas been attending camp meeting re-
Gently and had been worked into a state OF
religions frenzy. He was formerly insane
and there is little doubt that he was in
sane al the time Of the suicide.
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OHIO REPUBLICANS.
The Executive Committee for the ran
Campaign Named.

Cntr,rRrs. O.. August 12.-The Repub-
loan state Central Committee met here
tonight toni and completed the Executive Com
mittee for the fall campaign, the chairman
Of l'f' which W. II. Hahn was selected at
cleveland at the time of the convention
D. Al6ery. Columbus; Treasurer Geo. W.
Sinks, Columbus; Ex-Governor Charles
2, Foster. Asa Bushnell. Springfield; c; d.
Firestone. Columbus; J. p. Smith, Ur-
mana. Geo. H. Fields, Toledo; John Zum'
stein Cincinnati; NJ T. Herrick, Cleye-
land and ]. c. Brand, Bellefontaine: The
new lew committee will meet here In the last
,yeet in August. The campaign IS to be
opened at Urbana September 10
A resolution was adopted urging the
massage of the Lodge election law by the
Senate
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Neu Lumber Company.

PARkERsBuRG, ". VA, August l2.IIo-
dav a charter was obtained for the Few,
smith Lumber Company, with capital arc oi
500 900 to operate il this section. Ass0- %
cioted with Mr. Fewsmith are George Z.
lem oomis David Burns and c. d. Merrl.ck,
- this citv: William Hardness, OF Phi!a-
1alnhia and George G. Avery, OF Louis
Vile An immense tract has just been pur-
chased for development
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The FIr,t TheologIcaI Seminary.

PITTsBuRG, August l2.-The centennial
Of the first Theological Seminary in the
United States, will be celebrated NJ the
service Of the seminary, RaccOon township,
Beaver county, by the United Presbytcri
ans tomorrow All that remains 0f the
old seminary building are the walls Of the
two-story log hut, the interior divisions
have long since rotted away. The centcn-
nial services will last several days, and
will be attended by large number Of
the prominent members Of the United
PreshYferian church
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MILITIA SENT HOME.
They are Not Needed at New York Grand
Central Depot.

ALBANY, n. Y, August l2.-Adiutant
General Porter announces that the
troops ordered out by General Doyle, of
Buffalo, or summoned by the Sheriff OF
Onandaga county, and on duty at or
near Syracuse, have been directed to
return to their home stations.
1t appears from the reports of officers
sent out by the Adjutant General for
the purpose Of keeping him accurately
informed as to the situation, that the
presence of troops is not now required.
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EXPLOSION AT A FURNACE.
r,,o Mon Blown to Atoms and Two Fatally
Injured.

Joliet. Ill, August IA terGhc eN
r,osion with fatal results occurred at the
illinois steel Works at o'clock this morn
Blast furnace No. , sprung leak leak ana ana
the molten metal ran out ana ;lS uS"n cnnsed ,ns9
the the canal. generating steam, which cauSeu
the explosion. :; ,u directions.
+odring in 20 off the top Of the furnace and u the
roof of the building. John N0yak ana "i,t OSf 81
coT coUi Sobwski Z, employees, were blown out Of
existence, and their remains have nc not 5or ygv
SaoT fonnd Peter Schrier was so nor
,iblv burned that he lived but hall an honr; inai
Tim Mccarthy was burned about .,LS,. lae ne~N e'I
and hack and will die. Several ouncr eii'
ploves received slight burns.
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Al Rnnhln.

BUFFALO. \. Y, August l2.-New York
Central railway authorities in Buffalo are
more confident than ever that the strike as
far as this end of the road is concerned, IS
practically over This view OF the Sltua-
tion was borne out by the fact tnat Such
trains as had arrived up to 1890 o'clock
were not any later than they might be any
time when there was no strike in progress.
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A snmnnmbnIIst.s Fate.

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, August l2,-Cap-
tain II. y. Ragland one Of the Oldest con
ductors on the Chesapeake and Ohio River
railroad. met with a horrible death last
night. While sleeping in the third story, oil
a hotel at Huntington he walked IN ms
sleep out Of the window, falling hity ieet
to the. stony pavement below. HIS GaGh ,,i
and neck were broken and be was horribly
manOled
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NUTTER SINKING RAPIDLY.
Sad Ending of Turbulent Republican
Conventlon-Who Shot Him?
qoe.;,J Tlslsorg,,, IN me Pegisfsr


Special telegram 10 the REGISTER.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, August 19.-
Geo. H. Nutter, the Republican candi-
date for County Clerk, who was mystic
riously shot, Sunday night is very low
tonight and sinking rapidly. An inter-
view with a friend of his tonight
shows that negro, who was
disappointed in not getting on
the delegation was very angry about
it, and that Nutter was with several
persons, whose names he gives, until
within half an hour of the shooting.
He then went to the house of one of the
delegates and was shot while returning.
The story of his being with woman is
probably without foundation, as his
whereabouts is stated at every minute
up to within few minutes of the time
of the shooting. There is still no clue
as to who fired the shot.
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HELD IN THE SUM OF $4,000.
An Important Pension Case on Trial at
Parkersburg.

g9eciqt Telegram 10 me ReGister.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, August l2.-
Henry \. Altizer, the member of the Leg
islature of Calhoun county, who was ar
rested by Capt A. w Roome and Deputy
Marshal VIM. White, last Sunday, was
brought here last night and gives a prelim-
mary trial this morning before L. S: Com
missioner Taverner. 1t developed in the
trial that Altizer had been indicted by the
L. 5. Court at its last term twice for over,
charges in pension cases, which Altizer had
taken as local pension attorney. There
were many other charges of over
charges and securing false af1idayits,
in which perjury is alleged against
Altizer. When Captain Roome went to
Calhoun after Altizer he found that the
latter had left He was traced to place
called Linden, in ROane county, where he
was captured, as the officers believe, trying
to leave the country Altizer was held in
1000 to appear before the L. :. Court
for trial at its next term.
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Al1 the Cnndnctors Fired.

ST Louis. August 12.-Eyery conductor
on The louisville, St. Louis aud Texas
Tno5 ", has been dismissed, and the places OF
tSe 6 diScharged men have been filled by
nromoting rro freight conductors. 1t is not
Enown definitely whether the freight con
ductors c are working at lower wages than nan
the the men I whose places they have taken, but
If iii is not not generally believed that economy
was ~ IS the motive for the change, No eX-
nIanation has, however, been made by the
neirioIe of the line.
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Craps and Crap shooters.
Specie! Telegram 70 ne Register.

itnsci-t ltttgfr"t ~ iif 'ttJte-H.
PkRKERsBURG, W. Va, August r.
Chief Dis arrested several well known
gentlemen last night on the charge Of crap
shooting on the public street They viii
all be held 10 answer indictments A night
or two since the Chief made a raid on a
crap den on lower Market street, and
made large number OF arrests Of white,
black and yellow individuals, all Of whom
will be presented 10 the grand jury. The
list already contains 20 names, and ii will
be increased many more before Court.
There is a veritablelmania here for crap
Shooting
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At Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, n. y. August 12.-Capt. Fo.
lev. in charge Of the Pinkerton men at
East Syracuse, declares the strike ended.
No striker has appeared there since the
yard was cleared yesterday afternoon. Ihe
force of 40 men are still there.
Early this morning the railroad men be
gan loading cattle cars. Freight trains are
being rapidly made up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-13

Troy, y. y, August l9,.Ihe ,e',ts,. eitectS Ol
the railroad strike are rapidly disappear
ing in this city. The positions 9I .le vne
ali been filled and all passenger trains
today have moved on time. The new men
are m protected by police and deputies
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Threaten to smoke Him Out.

BrENos AYgE-, August IA MOP 10
dav attacked the residence Of ex-President
Celman ana threatened TO burn IT TO the
ground The government has placed a cor
don Of troops around the house for It's pro
lection
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washington's Proposed Electric Railway

SDtci1I IeItyTu"i 70 '''' - =, ~ -,
W,sHIyGrox. Pa, August l2.IIhe com com
,,',,. of ontside capitalists that had intend
pSn3 y. 6n;ld T an electric street railway here,
mas mas SUtS wSo viii push the work to completion
1Sonsi3erable 1ScT stock has already been taken
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Anti-Lottery.

WAsnINGroN, ID. c., August l2.-The
House Anti-Lottery bill was fayorably re
ported to the Senate to-day by Senator
SAWYER
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Cardinal Newman's Remains.

LoxpoN. August l2-The remains oi
Cardinal Newman will lie in state IN the
oratorv az St. Phillip Merle at EdgeDastoh
until the funeral, which will take place Oh
Tuesday next
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TIE ARRIVAL At CANTON.
u I-.,...r.., Il lL1 p..rfaf.t


CANTON, ONO, August l2-The sixth
Saengerfest of the Central Ohio Saenger-
bund opened here tonight. The first of
the Societies to arrive was the Philhar-
monic orchestra, of Cleveland, twenty-five
members, followed by the Concordia So
cety, of Alliance, twenty-siX members,
accompanied by a band. The Dayton
Maenne, chOr. fifty members, and the
Schwebscher Saengerbund, fifty members,
came from Kent, on a special Cleve-
land. Canton and Southern train,
at l0:45. They were accOmpa-
MED by band. The Youngstown
Ma,annerchor, 81 members arrived at ;i5
on Il special train over the Fort Wayne
road. The Columbus Liederkranz, l2i
members and the Wheeling societies,
Arion. Beethoven and Mozart, with two
bands. came in at the same time The
Akron societies, Liedertatel, Licderkranz
and Harmonic, seventy-fve members, ac
companied by the Eighth Regiment band,
arrived this evening Nearly three thou
sand strangers are here. The first grand
concert was given in the tabernacle to-
night President Biechcle gave an address
OF welcome as did also Mayor
Blake The musical portion Of the
programme was by the Philharmonic or
chestra, of Cleveland. under the direction
OF Emil Ring. IL rendered fine selections.
The solostS were Miss Anna Biechele Miss
Martha Schulz and Miuna Muller. Con
stantine Sternberg, the pianist, was repeat
edly encored The Fest starts off auspi-
ciously and closes Friday night.
The headquarters of the Wheeling dele
cations are at Bast X Bros. and at Mist *
PETERS. All are having glorious time.
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LoNpoN. August l2-Oue hundred and
seventeen persons died from cholera i'm
Mecca yesterday.
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THREE SINGING SOCIETIES
Leave for Canton, o., Yesterday Morn
fns

Leave for Canton, o., Yesterday Morn
Ing.
About 300 of our German fellow citizens,
members of the Mozart, Arion and Beeth-
oven singing societies and their friends,
left the city at 10 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing for Canton, o., where they will take
part in the Central Ohio District Saenger-
fest, which opens there to-day.
The Mozart Society headed by the Union
Cornet Band. of Htnaville, left its hall on
Thirty-eighth street and marched up town
to Main and Twentieth, when the Arion
fell into line, headed by the Opera House
band At Fourteenth street the Beethoven
Joined the column, which made short
parade through the central part Of the city,
and then marched to the "Pewikyn depot,
where ears appropriately decorated were
in waiting
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'.ter u the history of the Demo
party iu West Virginia has a
Convention met which has been
auded with greater uncertainty
-. Che convention which will meet in
..-y tomorrow The uncertainty
born OF lack 0f interest u the
come, for Che delegates who are
"-nght appreciate the Importance
duty chat rests ou their shoulders.
.., born Ot contention. because 40
lorr DO appears certain
tlcra will bc only one
o.e asp.raut The convention
under peculiar circumstances.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-12
ACuriOus Vote.
DEAR SHAKE:

In voting in the House Of 'cp?e-
sentaIives last ;londay to locate the
place for the Worlds Fair in 1892.
Mr.. Skinner, Of \ nth Carolina, cast
his y.ts. solitary aud alone. rtum.
berIand Gap, as g.inst aIj the zig
cities in the country. OF ,urs" the
vote eau led much amusemen: Gun
b2rlanl or Big Stone Gap, il in Vie
county. Va, and about the dividing
Lines between n the three States Of Vir-
ginia, Kentucky and Tennessee.
Five or six new railroads are about
70 centre there, very large invest.
ments IN property have been made
by northern aud southern capitt.i.,s,
large number OF iron furnaces are
in course Of construction, and NJ "
buildings are going up very rsp;dly
Iu fact Big Stone Gap is 10 small
"slouch," and whil1 it may Mt be
isrge enough in 1892 to 8cc9mmo.
date the Wotlds Fair, it is no, at all
improbable that it will b. By the time
the next century Fair comes AROUND
and representative Skinner no doubt
thought It well to put 10 bill in al.
vance for that place.
In fact less than iitY years agc
! Chicago was onlv marshy little vi,
lage on the bank Of the lake, and onl,
a few years ago when Proctor Kuott
made his famous Duluth speech, Du
| luth was no town at oil. Now Il Il
one oil The large and growing cite
in the great Northwest. Who knew
but that in tew years, Big Ston,
Gap will be a great rrilroad and man
uiacluriDg center cJrtiucting as mucl
trade and the scat Of as much capital
and enterprise as some Of the biI
cities now competing Tor the Worli'
Fair! From small acurns big tree
grow. especially in Wise aud its sur
rounding counties
l-Lynchbmq Adrdace.
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SCHACOB'S LAMENT.

Oyooose me ii shed some teas,
Und wipe my .oa away;
Und if a lump nv troat,
II comes up jv"1 10 shtay
Ny sadness I >ll,'i now unfold,
Und if DO; tl', Of wOJ
Doa'd do SOM Dutchman any god,
Den | don'd poll f know.
You see, fail myself in love,
Und effry night | goes
Across to Brooklyn by dot pridge,
All dressed in Sunday clothes
A vidder vomans vos der bcize,
Her husband he vJs dead;
Und all alone in this cJld vorldt,
Dot yidder vas, she said.
Her heart for leve VOC on der piae,
Und dot / like tn see;
Und ell der time | h"prd DIT helrt
Vos on der pine f.F me.
1 keeps a butcher hop y"u knrw,
Und in a shtocksns ,tou5
put away MY gid hill.
Und no on9 &, h!h oldt'
If in der night gone back cas.'e
Goes skipping IF mit cash,
sleep so sounl as n~fer yos,
While rich folks - to rclmasa.
court dot wilder sixteen mjaths,
DIT wider sh9 cont. m,
Und when | 5 ": :V.n you Lo mi r.?
She says: "You 1HII, bel
We vos engaged --,h. o.-:s.i &c.
lsq1crzj do IInp!' i haul;
Her head upon ruy schyui .tr lays,
Shust Ike Gag o:slnd.
Before der Vel ing d,y VS. Sc,
Size Ns?. rs n mine c.r
Il lie t, say haf to r.c
Some casa, my SlacVb, dear.
4 ow.4. dis h9usc sri tyo big farrns
Cnd bouds aHi rdi'r IA satOrk;
Uod up ia Y3a&ars I bose.
= grand zig pcesn IS oi)ck
"Dsr times VS. dA!l. my butcher boy,
Der market cool.
U2E # ! SELL l sque, z1d her hauli
IL s1ow Understood.
Next dAy-ex opse my briny tears $50
j shocking toob u sAr.ok;
| coUn Ell u: twelf hun lTcl in
Der c!canest kind o chick.
UGd later. By two day or mNe
Do. vNt4er schlipj away;
Cad leaves a not bohlnd, for me
| In which dot yidler sag:
DEAR SHAKE:
"Der rose vos reit,
Der violet blue
You see I've LETT
I'D you're lef, tro!
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-12
4 sad Case.

TIE spdlest case Of the Enoch Ar.
den kind Is that recorded Of a Mis-.
souri, man, which took place lately.
One day in the year 1861 his wife
cent him out to get an arulul of
wood, but he walked 10 town, where
be enlisted and went away 10 the war.
When tic war closrd he drifsel aaay
10 California aud Mexico. His wife
waited FIVE or six years; then. con.
cluding that he was dead, she mar.
tied again. The second husband
litd In 1879, and lu 1852 she led
another blushing groom to the alter.
About month ago the original hus,
band came numbering bach. But
thtre wes no glad smile for him.
The wife looked over shoulder al
him from where shc sat by the stove
and asked him II he had got that
wood set. Then the Third husband
came in aad told him TO "makc
tracks. and make 'em lively" "Ffa
ilty," exclaimed the first husband
"thy name is womanl' Then he
vent out, and the third husbands
dog chased him to the forks Of ID,
road. - West StorC.
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NO. II
An Old Letter.

The following letter was written
in 1872, and we published it, not so
must ASA curiosity, but to show how
a brigrlier-generaf wrote about
war2arH in those days. Here it is:
ITO THE MEN OF TIE STATE OF NEW
YORK,
"For many years you have seen
your country oppressed with numer-
Gus wrongs. Your Government,
although above all others devoted
to peace, have been forced to draw
the sword, and rely for redress of
injuries on the valor Of the Ameri-
can people.
That yaIor has been conspicu-
ons. Bat the nation has been un-
fortunate in the selection of some
Of these who have directeli it. One
army has been disgracefully surren-
dered and lost. Another was sacri-
feed by a precipitate attempt to
pass Il over at the strongest pointOf
the enemy 5 lines, with most in in
competent means. The cause of
these mI'carrlago5 Is apparent. The
coMmaHd"rS were popular men,
"l'*HtYt" alike of theory ami cXpe-
rehte IN th@ art OF war.
"IA" f." days. the troops under
my cHnHAA! WI. plant the Amen-
can *'-'1 iaFI IN Cl'Nla, They are
mCA a:e.t<,1m"d to obedience, sl-
r'3'c''' a''' >''% iiA-3S' - Iney Will
'' .y;I M y,, ,I ~ ..I wa. ';tl, I,', ro,, ,,..,,
f1I.I ,,nj 1,'i.1,' III: II =" ..: D'' a. ,,'S
.,,n(,Tr"@ .I a. y" '.' '',,9 u.s. 'n'T'IS'ItS iIi
tlo o., r.bn ~ f,,l,'4 o,' 'ipI ~ ,v':set ~ ~
arl %,r,tc',l ',' II H. IA, a. ~ '''',n'I,l @
@r,,,.,~'.,,iI 0r Lar, 49, ', v''o ,"'},.tLo 10y I'
~ .f.I ;,, ,,,,, - 49, I;,".' f INC
finn. f1r,-,. I.oHr oo'''t..1 .'.:' ,iast t"c
tIrr fr7,', ~" V"' ,nJ ,I"''.'' aI. th nus' .
| IF tbnsIv v,TIovs ~ srnnort tha
g9ynrn,aent of tbc Trr;toJ ipPSty StatoDS o"s ;
IShail ;mitota 't tbo "fIinors % "' ~ tbo
Briti.h i,;n(, and - sntr..r G;~ onrnm,.th' W. f
eI InarpI. IN r." % tarn;Lhod al hu ~nt 1"th-
lies. l.4,I.I shane ''r wLors ~ i "t tb,,
IbIu,6. NJ Wbn'ra I T cor,man1 w
the yau1,isbo1 anJ tbe naaref"l
man, the rh;Id. tbn maid and tba
Im.Itr,n, sS3ii 6a So,nr" From % wronr ~
..lf We ranomar ~ wa H vii ill., ",."none, e
Int to save" ''
%lC., ~ NJ, Val,
- D''" " "[| I'I"
|ihePFe>ent Is the hoar OF renoWn
Have YOU not a wish for fame'
Nouid you no: choose IN future
times to be named as one of those,
VINO Initiating the heroes whom
Non. sOn!ery Ieu' nave Ill splie OF