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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-30
.BLACKMA|L :?
CHARGES Against a
Policeman.
MADE YOYnE BOARD
Hearing Will Be Held
Next Thursday.
LITTLE SENSATION TODAY.
Did Lunchman Buckley Give Money
to ofcsr william McCuskere
LITTLE SENSATION TODAY.
Did Lunchman Buckley Give Money
to oalcsr willism McCuskers

After the canvass OF tho voting lists to-
day the Aldermen received the following
communication from the Mayor:
"PAwTUCKET, X. l., March 30, 1895.
"To the Honorable the Board OF Alder
men:
"Gentlemen-I herewith transmit to
your honorable body a communication
containing charges against William Nc.
cusker, member of the Police Depart
ment, said charges being preferred by
William Buckley, which are OF a nature
requiring your consideration.
"HENRY T.. TIEPKE, Mayor
The charges are EN- bodied In the follow
ing communication:
""PAwTUCKET, X. L., March %, 1895.
40 the Honorable Henry f. Tiepke,
Mayor OF Pawtucket:
"Sir-I hereby complain OF William
McCusker, police officer in the city OF
Pawtucket, that he has been bIac ckmailinZ
me since the 18th day OF February, 1894,
and getting money out OF me for 'protec-
tion' and threatening me that IL refused
10 gay what he demanded / should have
20 leave the city. heve paid him S5 each
week since that tifne for allowing me To
run my lunch cart, for which pay q L.
censc, stand on East avenue, ne insisting
that could not have 1t stand In front OF
any door leading to a store or shop. I
consider that the matter should be
brought to your attention, and,
as have peid this man as long az intend
to, make this complaint against said
officer and ask that his conduct may bs
Investigated, and, IL found guilty,
punished as may seem best.
"Yours respectfully,
his
"WILLIAM K BUCKLEY"
mark
Witness TO his mark: L. j. FARNswoRTH.
1t was voted to give the officer hearing
on Thursday evening.
Invitation to attend the foot ball game
this afternoon was accepted.
Pawtucket City Band was given leave to
hold masquerade ball April Is.
The Board concurred with the Council
In the passage OF an appropriation for the
completion Of the sewer In Central avenue.
Petition for sewer In Lonsdale avenue
was referred.
Petition OF the Pawtucket Planning Mill
Company for rebate on curbing tax was
referred.
Adjourned to Thursday at 10 O'Clock
q. IN.
Today we shall sell our fruit at less than
wholesale prices. some OF our prices
Very nice Messina Oranges &c dozea.
Choice Messtna Oranges, 1Oc dozen. s dozen
Csc.
Lemons, l0c dozen, 3 dozen &c.
Large Valencia Oranges, ljc dozen, dozen
&c
Choice California Oranges. very large, sJc
dozen.
We carry very large assortment OF
choice fruits and nuts. Come In and see uy
AMERICAN GROCERY AND TEA IIousr.
~ and 70 East avenue. near Main street.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-30
LIVELY RUNAWAY.
The Carriage Struck a Car and was Smashed,
But the Driver ESCAPED.

A horse attached to buggy driven by
Lucius Newell, son OF George f. Newell OF
the Newell Coal & Lumber Co., became
frightened by tho breaking Of the breech :
Ing strap, and ran away on Broad street
Providence, at 9o'clock last evening,
starting at Trinity tqusre, and was
stopped in front OF Blanding's drug store
on Wey bosset street by collision With an
Eddy street car. The front wheels OF the
carriage were broken, but neither hcrse
nor driver were injured.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-30
BRITANNIA RAN AGROUND
Prince of Wales'+Iyer Meets
With Slight Accident.
She Displayed Signals of Distress and
Was Towed to Nice.

Special to the Tribune.
NICE, March 70.-The Prince Of Wales
yacht Britannia ran aground this morn
ing at the mouth Of river Var. She dis
played signals OF distress and assistance
was cent to her.
She was towed to Nice. The damage Is
not serious.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-30
What Constitutes a Oeposit7

CINCrNNArI, March 30.-Benj njamin Dale
deposited over Sl4 800 on Wednesday ut 2
not entered in his bank book, but put in
an envelope. Yesterday no sued to recover
the same, claiming 1t was not deposited.
Dales suit will be made test suit for
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-30
BOSTON FURNITURE CO.,
just Ovor the Bridge, PaVrucket.
GRAND RENOyAI. aALE.

GRAND REMOVAL SALE.
Store must be cleared OF goods.
Prices not to be considered.
Disasti Gus disposal Of $4,000 worth OF fne
furnishings.
Just note the prices. Nothing like them
ever before heard Of
Buy now for years to come.
Storage free.
Terms: Good loans all right, but cash buys
low. Enormous line
OF refrlgerAtOrs and
baby carriages.
Sham Holders, II cts.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-30
KILLED ON l.. ROAD.
B. J. Comnors Meets With an Awful Death in
New York This Morning.

We" io'N s"S "o'"'hy'
Special TO the Tribune
NEW YORK, March Bob. j. Connors,
81 years old, a car cleaner on the elevated
road, was run down and killed by All en-
gine on the Third avenue line between
96th and 9th streets this morning.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-30

BOSTON FURNITURE COMPANY
JUST OVER TIE BRIDGE. PAwTUCKEr.
GOING TO CHANGE STORES!
PRESENT STOCK or HoUsEFURNIsHINGs
Coop LOANS ALL RIaHr-
But CASH TALKS
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-30
H!R9ins = Perry.
Jones A'e andNarragansett Lager.
LEASE SIGNED.

Today the lease by the Y. NJ. c. A. OF
the upper floor OF the new Taylor building
on Broad street was signed.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-30

Up 10 4U.OV.
Notice this among others:
Cradle and Mattress, l.5o; were 800.
willow Crib, S feet long, 600; worth l2 90.
Folding Bed, all oak; 10 curtain necessary,
with wool mattress, Is 0O.
Chamber sets pOlishad oak
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-30
Higgins N Perry.
Narragansett and milwaukee, Lager.

Advertise your wants In the TRIBUNE.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-21
THE BIG CIRCUS Is COMING.
Sells Brothers Great Three Ring Circus
and Double Menagerie.

On Thursday September, 26th, Rich
mond will be invaded by Sells Brothers
big circus with its attendant side shows,
peanuts and lemonade, and the small
boy will Do in his glory.
This is the first visit to this city of
Sells Brothers gigantic shows when
everybody can attend, and this is what
you will see:
Three big cireuses in three separate
rings, fifty cage managerie, huge eleva-
ted stages, gladiatorial combats, royal
Roman hippedrome, gala day sports,
Australian aviary, African aquarium,
Arabian caravan, spectacular pageants,
and trans Pacific wild beasts exhibit,
matchless in the mighty majesty of its
magnificence. All other shows posi-
lively outclassed. The great show of the
world. After witnessing the sublime
and overwhelming deluge of delights
the public will be satisfied because
there is absolutely nothing else left in
the realm of amusements that possess
es any merit whatever. Remember
the day and date. The largest tent in
the world, seating capacity 1900.
Magnificent and bewildering street
parade at 10 a. m. on the day of the ex-
hibition. Special excursion rates on
Gil lines OF travel.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-21
WOmen's Baptist Convention.

In July 1895 there was call made
to the Baptist women of the State of
Virginia in behalf of the Virginia Sem
mary at Lynchburg, Va.
In answer to that cali a Women's
Baptist Convention will convene at
the Virginia Seminary, September 9th
and 18th. Alldelegates and other per-
sons wishing to attend this convention
will leave Richmond on Friday morn
ing, September 9th at $3.50 A. NJ, on
the eastern division of the @ & o. R.
r They will also be cared for at the
Seminary building free of all charge.
am quite sure that many of our Bap-
fist sisters will avail themselves of
this excellent opportunity of visiting
Lynchburg and also aid in organizing
a much needed work.
In other states the Baptist women
are doing a great work while the wom-
en- of Virginia have made but little
progress in this direction This school
was organized and built under the
auspices of the Virginia Baptist State
Convention, and now the indebtedness
is so great, the ministers are calling
on the sisters to organize and help
them.
Delegates will be present from Nor
folk Portsmouth, Hampton, Danville
and other places. Tickets only 500
for round trip. Good for 10 days.
MRS. LUCY B. LEWIS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-21
PERSONALS s. BRIEFS

Mr.. @. s. Johnson, Washington,
ID. C., called on us.
Miss Dolly Adams has returned
home from Wytheville, Va, after
most pleasant stay of two months.
Rev. Scott G. Burrell brings US
81 76 from the Boys Junior Depart
ment, Y. NJ. @. A. Many thanks.
Mrs. Christopher Smith has re-
turned home after spending the sum-
mer in Sussex with her parents.
Mr.. Sheridan Jackson made a
novel bicycle record on last Sunday
He went A miles up the river road and
returned In hours and 40 minutes.
DIR. Samuel Christian has return
ed to the city after having spent six
weeks with friends in Goochland, Pow
hatan and Amelia Counties.
A large amount of matter i:
crowded out in this issue but will APP
pear in next weeks issue.
Rev. R. A. Motley of Jersey City
n. J., pastor Of Salem Baptist Churcl
and Rev. K. d. Wynn of Abyssinia, N
Y, called on us.
Mr.. II II Allen of 1900 st. James
St., is quite sick. We hope his recov
cry at an early date.
Rev. r d. Wynn of Jersey City
arrived in the city this week with the
remains of his sister-in-law, Mrs
Amanda Eva Motley. He was accom-.
panied by Rev. r. A. Motley.
Mr.. II. Payton Johnson who a.
been spending his vacation in Rich.
mond and Washington, have returned
to Boston to continue the study o.
medicine.
Mr.. and Mrs r. g. Porter O
Fulton, left the city few days ago
to ATTEND the funeral of the former
brother, at Buffalo Lithia Springs
Va.
Mr.. .Clinton Winston of Ash
land, Virginia. was in the city thi
week and called on us. He did no
forget to call to see the condemned
women also.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-21
JACKSON WARD BREVITIEs.

All of the churches were well at
tended on last Sunday. At O'Clock,
there could be seen people of all ages
and size vending their way to the
communion services at the Ebenezer
Church to feed their anxious souls.
There has been great many enter
tsinments during the past two weeks,
and the young people have been en-
jOying themselves.
The residence Of Miss Ada Foster
of North LIST St., was brilliantly Lighted
on Friday night 18th inst, showing
that social of high order was going
on. The gay young ladies and gallant
young men seemed to enjoy them
selves
The people are still passing away as
grim monster Death gently taps at the
door. Mr. w. G Payne is among those
that have fallen this week.
We noticed that since his old girl
has gone back on him he has got two
for one. Go it old boy.
We ask your prayers for the Baptist
brother who is going to debate with
that Methodist brother From all ac-
counts they are needed.
Listening to a discussion, we heard
one say that there is an estimate to
hCdhlJ every OAtbS3 bOS OaO fctOCiby az
which a woman's tongue travels has
not been estimated. How true. Look
out girls.
She was greeted by her old fellow
when she returned to the city We
learned that he was somewhat fretted
and battle of the tongue ensued
Say, what was it about
Dear Father, we learn that your spir-
itual advice to Solomon was loud and
strong. Thanks dear father.
We don't understand why the ushers
of a certain church sleep during servi-
ces. Why it is, it puzzles us.
MAGNo Duo.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-21
State Grand Lodge of the State of Va.

On Monday, September Is, 1895, the
State Grand Lodge of the w. s. of L.,
No. 1, of the State of Virginia was or
ganized with the following officers
j. S. Booker, President: William
Pettus, Vice-president; Christopher
Smith, Secretary s. Coles, Treasurer
Celia Boiling, q. w. Matron; John
Monroe, G.. w Chaplain Virginia Will
liams, g. w. Supporter; Elizabeth
Shell, g w L. Supporter; William
Mitchell, Adviser; w. H. Lyons, Ser
geant at-Arms, East Richmond Thad-
deus Robinson, Assistant Sergeant-at-
Arms; Elizabeth Cousins, Right Hand
Conductor Peter II II. Jones, Left
Hand Conductor; Richmond, Va.
Board of Directors-A Hayes, J S.
Booker, S. Coles, Christopher Smith
Wiley Brazelton, John Monroe, John
Randolph, Frank Boiling. H. G. Har-
ris, Isaac Ham, William Pettis. Sam
uel Johnson, Peter H. II Jones.
Board of Managers, Junior Depart
ment Mrs. Elizabeth Coles, Celia
Boiling. Rebecca Booker, Lucinda
Simms, z. Richmond, Sarah J Pitts
Mary Henderson, Margaret Roane
Elizabeth Cousins.
g. w. Instructor, j. S Booker, Presi.
dent, with a capital stock of $1,000
Real Estate at East Richmond, $3.50
City property $4O0
j. s. Booker, President; Christophel
Smith, Secretary; S. Coles, Treasurer
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-21
ktv. GRAHAM sPEAKs.
RtcHMoNp, ~, sept. l7, ls

RICHMOND, VA, sept. IL, 1910.
Editor Mitchell, et<
God and the people are on your side,
never mind what the powers Of dark
ness. despotism and jealousy consPire
to do against you, stay in the middle
Of the road" as you have done for these
many years, and nothing can harm
you. Do not feel that the race is un-
grateful and disloyRl 20 men Of your
stamp. There are thousands of Us
willing TO stake the last penny, and to
make any sacrifice at Whatever cost, in
support OF you in the brave, manly he
roic stand you take for your race.
THE PULPIT AND ITS SUPPORT.
The Negro pulpit, regardless Of de-
nomination, is with you, every decent
and race loving Negro is with you, ev.
cry Negro mother with a soul is wltr
you, and a million prayers are behind
you. So fight on for right. not fearing
anything that man can do against you
Commit thy ways unto the Lord
trust in him, and he shall bring j
pass"
MONEY PROMISED.
You shall not lack in money to max
the fight for those poor women prison
, ers, Richmond and Virginia are to
proud of their noble son TO let him IA
in the undertaking
We want to tell you again that W
are all with you until the angel deaf
shuts our mouths, and then our POI
; terity will rise up to call you blesse
and blessing.
mistakenly yours for right,
: w. +. GRAHAM,
: Pastor OF Fifth St. Baptist ChurC
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-21

Rev. A. II. Jackson, Pastor of Spring
field Baptist Church of Henrico Co, Va.
has had a grand success during his
meetings, twenty-five (25) souls con-
fessed Christ.
On the 8th inst, the young divine bap-
tized Is and extended the hand of fell
low-ship, may God continue his bless
ings with him and his noble workers.
Mrs Mary w. Jones, and Mr. James
Trent, her brother have left for Phil
adelphia, Pa.
We were glad to hear from our old S,
s. workers, Misses r. X. and Mary Z.
Sewell.
Through the skilfull treatment of Dr.
R. f. Tancil Mr.. and Mrs r. w. Whit
hing and two children are out after a
severe illness.
Mrs. Rebecca Blair is much better
If you want Groceries call on Mrs
Della Henderson Nicholson st
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-21

.'OINDEXTER-En into rest at
his late residence Louisa, Va. Sun
day August %, 1895 at p. M. Mr. A.
Broadus POindexter in his 5lst year.
dis death was caused by a compli-
cation of heart and Bright's diseases.
There were few persons better
known in Louisa county than he He
served as Superintendent of Louisa
Aims house for nineteen years giving
entire satisfaction, he resigned the
Dosition few years ago and settled
down to private life.
He served as clerk Of First Baptist
Church, Louisa for several years of
which church he was member.
He had been long sufferer from the
diseases above mentioned but bore
his suffering with christian fortitude.
He leaves a mother, five daugh-
ters viz: Mrs. Lula Derritt of Staun-
ron. Va, Miss Addie w. Maude c.
q Ernestine. and Fannie V. Pondexter
and host of relatives and friends to
mourn their loss.
The funeral services were conducted
by DIR. d. N. Vassar who delivered a
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-21

RICHMOND, VA, Sept 9th 1895.
EDITOR MITCHELL
DEAR Sir:
Please fine inclOsed
five dollars in aid of those innocent
colored women, that have been SO
cruelty treated by a court of so called
justice in Virginia, but as usual in such
cases, we are proud to note that those
poor helpless women found in TIKI
PLANET a staunch friend to down trod.
den humanity, that it has on so many
occasions proved to be. We regret
that circumstances prevents us from
doing more.
Very truly yours for justice and th'
race,
LOVING DAUGHTERS OF RICHMOND,
REBECCA JONES, President
LEILA PATTERSON, THos. ID. ROGERS,
Vice-president. Secretary
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-21
RrcHMoND.VA Sent. II.

RICHMOND, VA, Sept. II, '95.
The Lily of the Valley Association
will have their Annual Supper. Monday
night, September 23rd 1895 at Pilgrim
Travellers Hall.
Officers :-Messrs. Dan'l Scott, Presi-
dent; Samuel Walker, Vice-president
George Washington, Chairman; JOS
eph Montague, Secretary; W Hayes
Coleman, Assistant Secretary; Robert
Mayo, Moderator; Steward Jackson
| lst Marshal; Thomas Burke, 2nd Mar
shall; Lincoln White, Chaplain; Will
liam Willis, Jr., Treasurer.
Trustees Daniel Scott, William
Willis, Jr., Steward Jackson.
| observation-disclosures Daniel Scott
Steward Jackson, Johnson Young
Lincoln White, Thomas Robinson.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-21

LAWSON-Mrs Jennie Lawson OF
this city, departed this life Wednes-
day, September IS, at 9 p. M, at Me-
herrin, Va, where she was spending
the summer with her daughter, Mrs
Frances Morton. Her remains was
buried Thursday, at Meherrin, Va.
but the funeral will take place later.
She was a member of Mt. Calvary
Church in Fulton. She leaves -four
sons and two daughters to mourn theil
loss.
Dearest mother Dhou hast left us,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But tbs God who has bereft US,
He can all our SORROWS heel.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-21
RALLY RALLYn

There will be grand Rally at the
Rising Mt Zion Baptistthurch, Cor
Graham and Elm st on the fourth
Sunday. Sept % 1895
Preaching as follows: Rev. r. Q. Scott
at IL 80 A. NJ. Rev. John w. Daughty,
Pastor of Fulton Baptist Church
(whitel 3:45 P. Nj. Rev. N B. Brown
Pastor of Olivet Baptist Church Ches-
terfeld Co at p. M Subject Master
Builder" we appeal earnestly TO friends
and the public to come and enjoy the
sermon which will be soul stirring
and something for the building We
lack $500 two hundred dollars. Of
meeting our notes, we thank you al
for your past support and hoping tt
meet you on the fourth Sunday with
that same heart to aid us as before.
Rev. James desire a one cent fo1
years they are old. place the same II
an envelope, write your name there il
envelope }
Rev. DANIEL JAMES, PASTOR
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-21

beautiful funeral discourse from Heb
rews. 1919 10 / come to do thy will,
o God" the text having been chosen
by the deceased shortly before his de-
mise
The iDterment took place at his late
residence.
His youth was innocent his ripper age
Marked with some act of goodness
every day;
And watched by eyes that loved him
calm. and sage
Faded his late declining years away
Cheerful he gave his being up and went
To share the holy rest that waits 4
life well spent.
| A FRIEND.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-21

RICHMOND, VA, September 10, '95.
Mr.. John Mitchell, Jr. -
Dear Sir
Please accept
the sum of five dollars to assist in de-
fraying the expenses of the counsel
for the Lunenburg prisoners.
Yours for right,
Magdalena Council, No l25, In
dependent Order Saint Luke
Committee-Sallie TaliaferrO. Sallie
Willis 8nd Ann Brown.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-21
DRUGGISTS sUNDRIEs.

FROM 9 80 TO IL o'CLooK-
A box of Butter-milk soap, contain
ing cakes of soap snch as advertised
by others as being remarkably cheap
at Toe a box, our price &c.
Swansdown Face Powder, &c a box
value 10c
Goodyear Rubber Dressing Combs,
extra heavy, &c each value 15c.
FROM IL TO 1890 O'CLOCK
Real French ristle Tooth Brushes
&c each value 15c.
Liquid Bread "a malt tonic), Acc q
bottle value 81.
Electric Bicycle Oil, sc bottle val
ne loo.
Carolina Tar Soap, &c; value 15c
Flexible Nail Files with leather
case, value, Toe, for 25c each.
FROM TO 5 80 o'cLOCK-
Imported Florida Water, value, 50C
a bottle, for Bic.
SAME TINE
Real Bohemian Perfume Atomizers
value, 25c each for 15c; warranted il
good order.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-21
A NdRTH CAROLINA CHUR0B Raj.
Helps to Save the IDnocent-Rev.
Lewis Writes lis.

SALISBURY, N c., Sept 9th 1895.
have been reading with deep in
terest the Pollard murder case which
was settled recently in one of your
lower courts, and ON account of which
two defenceless women are under the
sentence OF death. and another is SEN
fenced TO ten years imprisonment.
In our opinion. these women ought
to have a new trial Therefore. on last
Sunday night. after collections had
been taken for Home and Foreign Mis-.
sions, we brought this matter before
our people, and the small sum of So
80 eight dollars and sixty cents) wal
given toward helping to secure a new
trial for these women. We send Thu
money to you to be used for said pur
pose while our prayers have gone up t.
the throne.
We are yours for the race and suffer
ing humanity.
First Baptist Church, Salisbury, n
c.,
p S. LEWIS, PASTOR.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-09-21
SATURDAY. SEPT 81. 1895
LET Us RALLY ROUND JOHN
MITCHELL.

Composed and Dedicated to John Mitch
ell, Jr.
[By William Herbert Stokes, Septem-
Der 4, 1895. Tune, Hold the Fort "
We've a leader named John Mitchell,
Who is brave and true,
For the Negro he hath ever
Stood steadfast and true.
CHoRUs:-
Let Us rally round John Mitchell
Long as he shall ever live,
For his work we all can see it,
Our support let's give.
For us he hath always labored
While in great despair,
Thus he's shown how great he's loved
us
When our trials shared
While he hath not lain up treasures
In this world below,
But to help us was his pleasure
And twas not for show.
He is one of our own children,
Born within this place,
And we know how he's defended
Us in ev'ry case
Where's the Negro who'd denounce
him,
Just give us his name,
And we'll show you what is prompting,
What he wants TO gain
He is after gaining dollars
And a smile from few.
He, who knife's this man OF honor
Will do harm to you.
He has done more good than any
Negro here hath done;
And hath stood the scorn OF many
For the Negroes SONS
While he is fighting now against then
Let us fight for him.
Come let's all then join and help nm
Thus ourselves befriend.
Let not any here go 'gainst him,
But let's follow on
He's the Negroes only LEADER
That our people know.
He has fought so many battles,
And hath conquered all.
Swords can't scare him when the
rattle
Nor the bugle's call.
Come then rally round him ever,
Till he's call'd away.
Let no one our friendship sever
Nor our LEADER Stay.