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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-07-21

prominence in Virginia, his native state.
He is known throughout the country as
prominent Baptist, having been iden-
titled with that denomination for nearly
fifty years. During chat time he has
held several important offices in the
Shiloh Baptist association and was for
several years it's moderator. He has
also been delegate to the national
meetings of the denomination. His pop
ularity in his native state may be judged
from the fact that he was elected attor-
ney general on the state ticket without
any opposition, the other party declin-
ing to put candidate in the field against
him.
He was born Feb. "a, 1926, in Gull
pepper county, Va, and there grew to
manhood. He was trained for the law,
which has been his life profession, and
at an early age he went into politics.
Of course he was Democrat. He has
held two Offices. In 1859 he was ap-
pointed the commonwealth attorney
for Culpeper county, and in 1877 he
was appointed by the governor to fill an
unexpired term as attorney general for
the state of Virginia. He was elected
to that Office in November of 1877 for
full term of four years ending with
1881.
He enlisted in the Confederate army
on April II, 1861, resigning his position
as county attorney for that purpose.
He was one Of the famous Culpeper
minute men who carried banner with
coiled rattlesnake for a device and
Don't tread on me" for motto. He
was one of the raiders who captured
Harper's Ferry, and was after that pro-
noted from the ranks to majorship in
the Virginia forces. When General A.
P. Hill took command of those forces
Major Fields was assigned to his staff.
Except when incapacitated by wounds
he was continuously in the service from
the beginning of the war until the sur
render at AppOmattox, retiring with a
generals commission. He was wounded
at the first battle of Cold Harbor,' and
at the engagement known by the name
of Cedar Creek in the north and Slaugh-
ter Mountain in the south he lost his
right leg below the knee. He was I'M
fitted for service for several months,
but in May, 1868. rejoined the army at
Fredericksburg in time to take part in
the campaign which resulted in the bat
tie of Gettysburg.
For many years past General Fields
has owned and titled considerable es-
tate in Albemarle county, Va, besides
attending to large legal practice. For
the past seven years he has favored the
formation of new party to purify poll
tics. Since 1885 he has proclaimed
throughout Virginia that redress for the
grievances of the people could only be
had through reform organization. He
holds that the influence Of the party
caucus has grown superior to the will Of
the constituents of the party, and there
fore unwise legislation can neither be
nor prevented, therefore new
party is necessity.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-07-21
Wholesale Robbery.

In a speech delivered in the senate
Jan. 10, 1874, Senator Beck made use of
the following table and vouched for it's
correctness.
Up to 1868 there had been sold the fol-
lowing amounts of bcnds--payable in
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-07-21

AGIrATE and Educate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-15
The Issue of the Campaign.

All parties and all citizens are agreed a.
to the necessity of raising revenue to car
~ on the Government. The methods of
raising revenue presented by the Republic
can and Democratic parties in this cam
paign are Numerically opposed to one an
other. The amount OF revenue to be raised
is in all cases the same. The Republicans
would levy tariffs on imports of articles
the ike Of which can be produced in this
country, thus offering aid and protection
TO home labor aud domestic industries. The
Democrats declare that tariff levied on
such articles is unconstitutional. In order
10 raise revenue they must, therefore, levy
tariff on articles the Ike OF which cannot
be produced In this country, or must re-
sort TO direct taxation. There cannot in
the nature Of the case. be any home com
petition in the making of articles upon
which Democratic tariff is levied, so that
the consumer must pay the foreign price,
plus the tariff duty. Ga the other hand
there must be home competition in making
sItitir> >uCA ~ lDt htpup4lCan> itNN lAF-
il on, thus bringing down the price. A.
consequence. the foreign producer, Ia or
der % hold a pisoe In the market, must
psy part or the whole Of the tariff duty
TIE difference between the parties. il
viii De seen j. on the fundamental princi-
pies ot raising revenue. Democratic sue
cess would fairly sud rightly be construed
a. decision BY The people to ahsudon the
principles avowed sui pursued by Wash
ingtou, Jefferson. Madison. Hamilton,
Jackson, Clay sud Lincoln sud TO sdopt
the tariff principles OF which Calhoun in
hi later lie, Jefferson Davis, FrAnk Hnra,
Carlisle, Henry George ana Grover Clcve-
land have been the principal expouenis he
fore the American people
This is the clear snd ind, niab,e issue be
fore the American people in this campaign
and there Is no other that can obscure il
or overms,ch t il Importance
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-15
Republican Nominations
FOR PRESIDENT:
3 ENJAMtN HARRISON
OF INDIANA
FOR VYCE-PRESIDENT:
WHITELAW REID,
OF NEW YORK
The Election il the County.

Hancock county still carries the Repub-
lean banner aud leads the wsy a she has
done for wears. The majorities for Gov
e7aor and Congressman aud for the county
ticket are wei kept Up and with one exec p
t.nn every legislative district is swept
clean.
Fyen The did Democratic town of Deer
Isle ha- fallen into line AMI the thanks of
the party are due 10 her sturdy Republicans
for HE victory they haye won there.
Senator Hale v "a have at his back In the
next Legislature. every representative in
Hancock county be-, gne Ani this has been
ios; because tle f,ry N colony Of Bar
lIAraor prefers t. send Democrat 10 the
Maine LIZ stature Ta2; village has i'm
Q'r.ant lu->tou~ touching tsNation and
other mAt e-- which v come up IN Au-
cu>.a uex- winter aui the voters there
have given Hut.nr ihat they 10 not want
t-e .riel ~ars .ee 9f Republican Of e1pe-
r.-nce n " t4llrr and thst they look
+ .ae Dem cratic Party for their refuge.
After tt-, aa,r :rI~I tie experiment
olc- the ~ uat ae kelly 70 repea, H.
Tine ANfGr,>~ lruayr> T. cougrs,ula-
WINS ~ .ae e-a, Republican legislative
= >trjc.~ b 'ae county for tie good WORK
tHev havr =, dope
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-15

pense, As there are many things here that
are not to be seen In Chicago, large as II
is. By next year the plant of the wood
Harvester Works" will be In working or
der, In St. Paul, and that will be some.
thing well worth seeing.
We can give you better meat of every
kind, and st very much less cost than you
pay In Boston, though will acknowledge
that the average dish of baked beans that
you get in Boston, Is far ahead Of wha,
you find In the eating houses here-not
| the fault of the beans, though, As l can
prove, II you come to the table some
Saturday night!
The best maple wood Is 500 per cord.
oak Is $500. just q dollar cord higher
than last year, and coal is NOR O.. IS, and
likely to go higher before snow dies. LAST
year 1t was IS 90. THERE'S not so much
business In law. or in real estate, as there
was last year. although there is a good
| deal, as there must he in a city of l50. 00C
people, but there are msuy who are look.
ing for part of 1t, There is plenty NJ
money in the banks, but /, is hard to max,
collections
Yours for Protection" and H,rrisor
and Reid. Ron.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-15
Notice of Foreclosure.

UFKFA>. ts4,erH.. tsBss,...t N.,tt, p.,-,-,
w Harr5-k r..3t-. N...T b.. E.. nov, 4. 90
!rast l4i..s ts, 2L.f .stv ,y k.I.-t.t-, 4, -
Ag.t rfrgr.i4-. ia f..sk VIII. t.., sa .tt.. ii,
r-k Courtv Re.t~,rv " i.,-I- -.'r.g,..,-t p, A.
tcrt L IltErtn- h.. tr,-n : Ff.,-4r- AZ, 1.-,.a .
Tr4lu rr-raft At..- f.trrsf IN tso.4 .r-.q- +.
Ker Harlan In .sat 4.r s5..t f.,..f.t..5 80 H.
.~-4f--l a. .,ll.V. H..,.r,lr.. .-rs ~. t,r' IN.
e..t--Uy IA, prI J. ty..vp Ar-r..-,. t-, tt
A., twenty faur ana ~, hsft VI a., ,.-
hi. hy ,h.- "a -t.yr "a. ~ ~ ,l.,sr 49,
rrtltn he tur1h -,J+ N IT, ! r,TT-a4l,' U-5-,r
Rr.s 100 .f.ks n - tr.- III. VIZ .,..-. -
=, -, =, - =, -. -. -, 81 go
&c.,. ,t,rry l,-t,-,... Will, I'LL ,t .+a.ll II X.
80, Ay., - M, ir 1f,
- - - .+ =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-15

Cherryield Saturday aud sunday. on the
completion of repairs on the Methodist
church there.
Mr. ard Mrs II West. their daughter
and Miss Bracket are visiting Mr.. snd
Mrs V. l. Conn of Harrington
Last "Wednesday. through the courtesy
Of Nr. WIN. II Lawrence OF Sorrento
Messrs !, II. West. 2 Gordon and W
b. Blasdell. with other gnest-. eni,yed a
trip ~ Egg Rock 10 the steam launch. Gin
sew, Capt. Conner 4 due catch Of rsh
added much 20 the pleasure OF the trip.
Mrs Ben Dunn and son Carroll. With
Miss Lizzie Pherson Of Gouldsboro. visited
relatives herr. last week
Ms. Howard Macomber Or Michigan.
and Mrs. Harry Macon Der and little daueh-
ter Rcrnlce Of Ellsworth. erre with friends
in town last week.
Mr. Joseph Il Parsons. residing with
his son Jas. + ar Ellsworth l. visiting
his brother here. while Mr. Parsons and
wife take Ia the encsmpmeui Al Washing.
ton. u. {.
Miss Amelia r. Simpson Or Newton.
Mass. with Miss Eta Simpson Of SullI.
van. was calling upon friends here Thurs
day
Little Mss Ellen Grover Of Camden.
has been spending week with her Young
friend Beatrice Bla.3ell
The families N Me~srs Curtis K. Jor
and Fret nonnc.l returned Saturday from
summeriug a. SDmrsyille Mr. Orsn l..
Fernald has superintendent digging well
for Nr Joy ana The family find welcome
supply 81 water On their return
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-15
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. Fountain Ro.llck aud Serenu, II
w R"dick. both ~ Eden, Hancock county,
Maine, by their mortgage deed. dated November
lst Isl. and recorded In vol. H. page 49, of the
Hancock County Registry Of Deeds cunseve,i to
the undersigned, the Hancock County savings
Bank, certain lot or parcel OF land with the
buildings thereon situated AZ Bar Hart,lr, In
Eden. aforesaid. bounded and described a. fol
lows, TO wit Beginning on the west side OF Main
rect, in the village Of Bar H2rbor st point ta
feet % the north OF the nor sill OF +. L :. ii.
Rodiet's new store aud Liliiard hall and on the
south line Of land rented to G. n P:neo ny the
said Roiicks and runs westerly ia a straight line
and parallel with the north sill OF the store afore-
slid sevtnty I've feet. thence al right anEie-
soutaerv thirty es ut feet; thence at ri zht angles
essleriy seventy five feet to the west she OF Main
street aforr said. thence follows the side Of Main
street nor theriv thirty eight feet 10 the nrst
mentioned bound ami contains two Ihousa nd eie ht
hundred and Fly square feet Express reference
l. here mate 10 ssii mortgage deeI ami the record
thereof, and y hereAs he copd,ion Of SALT mort
gage has been, aud i now. broken. nov therefore
BY reason Of the brea n Of the condition II "a III
mortgage the .aid Hancock County Savings Rank
claims for,c oeure Of said mortgage and gives
this Its written r0f!ce thereof.
Dated al Ellsworth, this 18th day of September.
A. ID. lisa
HANCOCK COUNTY SAVINGS BANK
Svo1 By Niswell 4 King, its attorneys
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-15
Poet Whittier Dead.
A Life That Was indy and Helpful Comes
TO an End.

Life That Was n indy and Helpful Comes
TO End.
Nsw BURYr Mass. Sent s-The poet
John u. Whittier died Yesterday morning
al the home of Miss Abbie Cove 81 Hamp-
ton Falls, where he hsd been spending 4
short vacation
He was taken seriously III last Wed1eS
day with acHte dtarrta& followed Nv a
pAralytic shock, aud dep :, The efforts IF
several physicians, who were in constant
attendance, rapidly grew worse
He was unconscious almost from the
hour he was Obliged TO tsse his bed
For several Gays none bu, the members
OF the household were allowed To enter the
sick chamber. hut AZ the time Of death
many loved friends OF the old Quaker poet
were a. his bedside
Miss Cove, 10 whose use the sad event
occurred. was about the only survivor OF
the old Quaker colony which established.
Itself at Hampton Falls many years ago,
and was = particularly close friend Of Nj
Whittier He slwsys loved 10 vis,, her
quiet home. in the mids, OF the scenes o.
hi youth aud pass few peaceful day.
there
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-15

8 human being whose soul is pure and
whose purposes are grand and noble. The
Inspiration which expresses itself through
the low, the vile, the gross. is necessarily
imperfect; but We have great faith in the
inspiration which speaks through pure,
clean, holy men ike Whittier; and it is be-
cause his poems are so inspired that they
are 80 loved and appreciated
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-15
Sltp ard, 500.

The reader % ihs pager viii BE- pleased d
learn that ;her- i 81 east one dreaded die SO
ihAt science ha- t~rn ste 10 cure IN .il I.
,tsge> ard that = CAlsrrh. HAlf. C4fsrrh
Cure i, the only positively cure now known 10
the medical fraternity. CstaTrh being a con-
,titutional dis,sse. requires a constitutional
treatment HalF. CAtarrh Cure 4 taken tai
teruaIy. scting Directly upon the blood and
mucou. surface, q the system, thereby de-
troy nZ the foundation 81 the disease, ana Nv
n The patient strength BY building up The
Constitution sDi assisting nature 10 dom. H..
work The proprirtNr> have % muth faith ID
IL. curative power, that they oirF One Hun
tired 10 lar for any ra<e that q fall 10 cure
send for iI>t ~ Testimonials, AIdre~-.
7 j. CHENEY & CO.. Props, Toledo. o.
! tr>.lN hf Ill Irll-.si.t. -. san.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-15
Ntrengih and Health

II YOU are not feeling strong and healthy,
try Electric Bitters. II La Grippe" has len
yot weak aud weary. use Electric Bitters.
THIS remedy acts directly on Liver. stomach
and Kidneys. gently siding those organs 10
perform their functions. II YOU are afflicted
with sick Headache, YOU will find speedy sp,i
permanent relief by taking Electric Bliter..
One trial will convince YOU that thi. il the
remedy YOU need. Lsrge bottles onl, SOC at s
ID. Wiggin'. Drug store
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-15

The day opens fair for the eleetio,

nc uaF Uptn> faH TOT the eIectlOn.
The society of Willing Workers who
hope to have their dinner at the hall well
patronfzed. are working for funds to re-
psir the Methodist church A sale of
cree articles is anticipated this mouth.
They hare recently had the aoor Of the
furnace-room cemented.
Rev s. 8. Gross and wife and Mr.. L. 8.
circuit and wife attended the services It
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-15
Vermont Election.
Democratic Loss in the Hosse-The Austria
liam Ballot Worked Well.

Democratic Loss in the Hosse-rhe Austria
liam Ballot Worked Wen.
RUTLAND. VI. Sept. ll,-Returus have
beeh received from 24l towns out of 243.
These give Fuller Rep 390ss; Smsftey
(Dem.) 49,, Allen (Pro) l6+6. Should
the towns not heard from give the same
Republican vote that they did IN 1855, Full
ers majority will be Is .051.
His sc.usl msiority will probably fall a
little short OF this. The claim that the new
ballot law alone caused big falling of. In
the total vote is, a. investigation shows,
an unfounded one, though it did more or
less damage. as many ballots either have
been marked improperly or not at all. Thus
fsr the Democrats have elected SO mem
hers of the house which is a decrease
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-15
N. CALLERT.
NONRESIDENT Tax Notice.

Thf Following list ~ taNe- on -ssl ...... 81
h,'a e~l,leIt Owners Ia she F.,ygr ~ Tsstaa .
- - et.F ISL IN bills rstrayyfrr.,g l.. n
- ~ s,Flt7t"r Of aid towu On ~ l-rF t.s ~
80 ISL Ia been returned hv him t. rr. s-
tts'ssAalhlh- uuf2ld Ga 'tae l-th iAv ~ rvpg IN.
~ NJ ceFti9cSie 81 that date and tr..y nv
Ilu Ghlaii, ant notice = hereby sven rt.s- ..
-. - 'ANrs interest and char..e- n, r.+ halt.
~ sne treasury OF said town within st-tts-.
H VI, ir@hi the date Of Commitment - -
el,.-s . much 81 the real estate rava.l a. 49, H.
saIheienf a. psy the amount NM. ths-,.s'- S--r.t
-, Ln'SFe-t atd charges, will without further
rS<fSSN q s'sd at pghtac auction Al m st- N
1850 barrill Ia said t0wa IN IT, sssh Ia, N
IAeceml-er. 4. II. isses Al N. 1919 = -, - s,
noon. e''NsA III e4f sc
Name, II lnszn p =, =
fAnS II ClergGe. in DYER TRACT.
rl Hlls s y g.., IS Fang lee *so . y
) Fr.F n,7s,,, 6 asl,isis I III
Fire sAaf1+4-
s*well J. Mitchell part Of Fgla5s
qelI nesd, formerly owasyI by
!; 5s @ssS 4, 3. :s;.r,,a. :
I. l. mixer. On head Of Resi-
Poasi. formerly Jasr NerrIu
Sssi@ihing land of wlllsaaa ii
Caaytea. "a -
Lana situated ca the shore ~
ksea's PoRa, hetae part af Ios
= Formerly NJ Gains Haynes
tract. n Ia gaa
GEO p GOODWIN
peahasn. August szA. isss swS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-15
Nonresident Tax Notice,

Non resident taxes tn the town u GouIi.tar1
u the county Of Hancock. for the wear Iss4l
7 hi following list Of taxes on real e-tsr. 81
nonresident owners in the town Of Gouifs-
Tracy, cple~-I"r of -aIt town, on the 3;th tAv ~
shay t-el ha- l'een returned by him to ne A. re
naming unI Ald on the 3ith day 81 May is.S. Nv
PAID and notice j. hereby given that II aid taNr.
and interest and charges arr no, paid In the
treasury ~ sad town within eighteen months
from the dat OF commitment of th. aid h5lls -
much Of the real estate taxed 81 will he -rtirt.nt
to pay the amount Cue therefor including in-er
ct and CHARGES, I'D. without further patt,a l,a
-old at public auction at :. l. Traey's -tare In
said town, onthe 6Ih day 81 November, l>a Al
O'Clock +. NJ " "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-15

"somew here upon the uu know n shore
Where the streams of life their waters pour,
There sit three sisters. evermore
Weaving siiken thread
Lovers OF classic paintings are familiar with
that famous group. called the Three Fstes.
fste seems cruel when it deprives women ana
gtrls OF health. But in Dr. Pierce's Favorire
Prescription they 6nd cure of uuroId value
Tor nervous prostrstion, sick headsche. bear.
ing-1own pains. hloatiBg. weak stomach. ante.
version, re,rorersioB. and all those exerucist
Ing complsints thai make their lives miserable
Al who use il praise it, II conssins no hurt.
ini ingredients, aud is guaranteed TO give sat.
isfsetlon In every ease, or is price (sI.0a) viii
be refnnaad No.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-15

"Mysiic Cure lot Rheumatism sBd Neural
GA raj ~ cures in l 20 dAys. IL action
upon tht system i remarkable and y>teriou-
II remove, At once the cause and the disease
immediately di.appear-. The first dose great
~ benefits. . cents Soli hv = D. Wiyyiu
druggist Ellsworth IIr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-15

Nance Of Non resident owners Vain Tay
Frank Hodgk ms. lot on east end
Middle Purcupine Island. So
called, -ttaa ted in frenrhrHan'-
Bay. acre- sA 90
T. p. Ho-igkins aud Others
ThGmttap situated east end
Middle Por-upiHe in French
man'- Bay ~ A
Geo W. Nutt.r lot situated In
Dist. No II. bounded on north
By Land Of Eugene Natter. a.
east By the hay, on south ~
land Of Y. shaw, on west br
Moore lot, containing 20 acres,
more or les Ino ia
Eyelin Kicker, LOT situated in
Dist No Is and bounded on
south by land of D W JOY. on
west and north by land II y
Shaw. on the east BY land of
Frank L. Rolf containing /.
acres improved land ~ a.
Wm. Rogers, Turtle Island situa-
tel in Frenchman's Bay. SO
Spectacle Island, northerly from
Turtle Island "a sxE
Bartlett W Brown,or unknown.
sehoodic and ia IA "a
ls9a -
SWISS 81 TRACY. Treasurer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-15

50 welcome | from every source
Tue tokens OF that primal Force,
oder than heaven Itself. vet new
A. the young heart il reaches Ia
Eeas. III whose steady impulse rolls
The tidal wave Of human souls;
Iatsie, comforter Snd inward word
The eferaSl spirit OF the Lord
Nor r. r anghi that science brings
From searching through ma erial things;
Cuu.enf "a let its glasses prove.
Not by the letters oidness move,
The IN yriaa worlds en- worlds that course
The spaces Of the universe.
Since everywhere The Spirit walks
The garden Of tue hear snd talks
W ith m: u, gngier Edens trees,
2 al as varied languages
" ny H.01Ed Above some hopeless flaw
n the stone tzhies eff the law
When scripture every day sfresh
u traced on tablets Of the aeshs
Do we believe in inspirationf Most as
slredly we do; bat inspiration has its con.
diiions and its limitations As 8 pianis,
who would make the best music must have
8 perfect instrument. SO divine inspiration
itself must have SIS its instrument, IN or.
der 10 make perfect expression Of itself.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-15
Business Opportunity.

Partner wanted in legitimate fnandfacfurinr
business of is years standing Standard goods
an1 well established. Trade Increasing Cen
ualy located in Boston. Capital required, $3.50.
This IL fne business opening for an enterprising
man. Address for particulars. BUSINESS Cen
txal Wharf, Boston, Mass Iws7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-15
LOST

September LIST, a, Bar Hartor. a small red hand
ssfchel The finder viii confer favor and be
Paid for the trouble If he will send 1t 10 the
post master al Hancock Point. Hancock county
Maine 2ws1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-15
Nm G-eea.aat WHITTIER.

NrHF... r,lr-r A.e. han ~ vasrS We
t.4uA. "Gr-i }G tac uta-t> ~ rs country
u.a The Am,-..Au people greatly sp,
r-e- A'e. l-ef.7 nta 4ad profoundly veneer
a-a maas ~ ,ael general, their heroes.
Statesman. -.eat-> ,tc bat they IDOL
.-s tas.- --ea; po,,, sut among the s6ih-
.-- ~ .n,7 rrs >or., ta.v give Whittier
a d.: place
~ 1eae,e .o proper observance o.,
--r New England >urdsy. Aut Il making
..t
~ 49, 'D' We
morn SUNDAY though il be- 10 pen ihis
..A ~ -At' +.T Z" l-r aAh We 4oNed
.' '-'A- A'' 'laeF man whose Pa'''sAed
@.'-- MI ~ Nt'N. g AA'e msae
u. i..'.
iae SPIES NJ W-.i,er az sweet pure
rra'.a- Every l.ne be "a penned
! .e,t Au- "a 'e Ar a. coming time, a
-F-- -o Z, mankind - higher level.
W. ~.aat AyAr. aua Strong srm he
As ial-:i :.e BATTLES Z liberty been
- T.. 49,. ,,--. r.. -.t
'--- --' 49, 7f'i'
songs Ia acaYtrpE hQuar spirits
ant aA4t l4sm .Etle more like the Di-
u~ >g.-t tae simple faith and trusi
~a.c- marA -sl, q lii sveet,>, poems
'-oa5cr sua >trsu-.heu The fa,ih snd t-tIsl
Il q W. per1~e ,aem the sterling man-
aot va.sa sal4a> ult clear au8 eunob.fn.
,-aa-h 81. ,-e Productions Il hi brsin
..e'E,es .ae 11Au1aes al4 NoAsahJod ~
r. .>e "ao ian. -n rsgi-re on aI- words
Il Is poems ID >aar; have made his coun-
''safa '--"' nrh.er broader snt more
A1 "-'.eT II II pa belief was S
>-A1 J. meters tie whether OF rot
't' sti.'-N '4 - CiteN bQl
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