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The Newtown bee., 1896-01-24
BIRTHS.

January 3, daughter, MT and Mrs An drew Donlon; 13, son, MT and Mrs Josi ah Tillson; 19, son, Mr and Mrs John McGran; 26, daughter, Mir and Mrs Ew- aid Bellingrath; 20, daughter, Mir and Mrs Edward W. Riley; 24, son, MT and Mrs Benjamin Maynard; }, daughter, MT and Mrs George Mayer.
 February4, ,son, Mr and Mrs E.S.Lovell; ; 6, daughter, MT and Mrs W.E.Gilbert; 15, son, Mir and Mrs John Carlson; IS, son, MT and Mrs Eugene Botsford; .22, son, MT and Mrs John Summers.
 March 15, daughter, MT and Mrs Aus tin W. Ferry; 19, daughter, MT and Mrs James Meehan; 20, daughter, MT and Mrs Dennis Troy; P, daughter, MT and Mrs Michael McNamara; 26, daughter, MT and Mrs John TaltY; 1, daughter, MT | and Mrs E. D. Morgan.
 April f, son, MT and Mrs Charles Be- dott; 6, son, Mir and Mrs W. A. Garfield |; 27, daughter, MT and Mrs B. E. Wild man; II, son, Mir and Mrs George B. Ferris.
 May ?, daughter, MT and Mrs Matthew Carroll; 3, daughter, Mir and Mrs B. J.. Keating; 15, son, MT and Mrs Charles E. Cole; 3l, twin daughters, MT and Mrs Henry Lang; 7, son, MT .and Mrs NJ. J. Bradley; 13, daughter, MT and Mrs Michael Heating.
 June Il, son, MT and Mrs T. J. Lynch l2, son, MT and Mrs c. B. Johnson; l2 daughter, MT and Mrs ". J. Beecher Is, daughter, MT and Mrs Martin Kelly I5, daughter, Mir and Mrs James Scan lon; 20, daughter, MT and Mrs George B 5 Beers; p, daughter, MT and Mrs Georg G. Knapp; 26, son MT and Mrs John Dil lon; 27, son, MT and Mrs. Marion L Clark; ?, daughter, Mr and Mrs Joh - W. Ferry.
 July ?, son, MT and Mrs NJ. F. Collins 7, daughter, Mir and Mrs John German B, son, MT and Mrs M. Oakley Gregory {. 29, daughter, Mir and Mrs Thomas Wolcott; 13, son, MT and Mrs Turne Northrop.
 August ?, daughter, MT and Mrs Thon - as J. Heating 6 6,sou, MT and Mrs Charle E. Sweezy; 12, daughter, Mir and Nil
 John T. Sheehan; IS, son, Mr and Nil n Owen Meehan; 20, daughter, MT an II Mrs Patrick Hastings.
 September 4, son, MI and Mrs Geors
 B. Crofutt; 9, daughter, Mir and NJ IN Hobart 0. Fairchild; Il, son, MT ar
 Mrs John Donovan; P, daughter, \ - and Mrs Thomas J. Keane; 28, son, \
 and Mrs Matthew c. Mullane; 18,daug
 ter, Mr and Mrs Ernest Wilson; 5,twin
 male and female, Mir and Mrs Micha m Gaynor; 26, son. Mir and Mrs Micha
 Finucan.
 November 6, son, MT and Mrs Berna
 Keating; 19, son, Mir and Mrs Edwa bl G. Lake; 2s, son, MT and Mrs Arthur v Fairchiid.
 December ', daughter, MT and N
 John P. Egan; s, son, Mir and Mrs Jam :. Callahan; g, son. Mir and Mrs Michs Callahan; r, son, MT and Mrs Dem
The Newtown bee., 1896-01-24
Town Topics.
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND
 DEATHS.

IN THE TOWN OF VIEWPOINT FOR THE
 YEAR 1895.
The Newtown bee., 1896-01-24
ETTaENE R. noTsFORD.

Carpenter and Builder. Having been nine years with the Savage & Smith Building Co.,, io HridgeuoTr. T am prepared to do any work 1u nv Idrla. Cabinet work repairing, etc., attended tos EUGENE R. BOTSFORDs New
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1915 o st NV, Or. so
1903 Il st, Tor. 80
800 2lst st NV, Or.
2404 14th st NV, Tor. so
2Q34 Hulyer pl. Tor. 80
1878 NJ st NV, Tor. so
1905 I'D st Lw, Or. =. As
l74S Corcoran NV, Tor. As
LIZA 18th st NV, Tor. 40
1909 StoughtOn st, 9r41 81
151A L st NV, 11r. 40. so
$50 18th st NV. 12r. 40
2133 p st NV, Sr. 40
1879 o st NV. 40
1146 18th st NV, Tor. 40
@19 14th NV, Or. 40
Flat 8, d & Q, Or. 40
1921 o st NV, Sr. 40
100 18th st NV, Or. 40
725 18th st NV. 14r...f0
l706 II st NV. Or. 40
14O6 Chaplin st NV, Sr. 40
1881 Corcoran NV, Or. 40
$40 y ] ave, Tor. .....p
934 y Y ave, Sr. 40
2i0s 18th st NV, Or. 40
1924 33d st NV, 1r.35.50
1I0S NJ st NV. Sr. 80. rs
224 N st NV, Sr.....S
1906 N st NV, 7r. 80
1902 n C st. Or. .35
1880 18th st NV, Tor. 80
1918 Fla av NV, Sr. 80
1897 18th st NV, Or. 50
1925 18th st NV. Sr. .35
1907 It'll NV. st&dw, 5r. 81
1898 Kenesaw ave, Or .35
1918, 1916, 1922 Wal a..
ZACH pl, Or (ea). $3.50
141S 9th st NV. 11r. 30. so
1896 Wallach pl, Sr. 30
SIS 18th st NV. LIST $50
SIT 18th NV, Or. 30
6S E st (u p), 7r. :. 80
Up pit 1913 7th NV, 5r.3O
9O6 Q st NV. .2S.S
S3 R at ne, Tor. ..27. 80
1915 9th NV, 7r. so
3 n st NV. Or. .... .25.5O
1903 Linden st, 7r. $3.50
1929 P st NV, Or. $50
43 II st NV, Or. .25
.I26 32d st NV, Or. Is
21 r st ne, Sr. %
81 Il st NV, 7r. .25
Up pit 824 18th nw,7r. 25
l2i5 9Th st NV, ar. %
17t5 8 st NV, Or. %
1Ol d st Sc, SD. Sr. 20. 50
1443 Pierce pl, 7r. %. so
4015 Sth st NV, Sr. 20
1928 10Th st NV, Or. 20
1926 10Th st NV. Or. 20
SIG 18th st sw, Or. Is
1916 y st, 1r.
2207 9TH st NV, Or. .16
1927 Both st NV, Sr. 1880
Col Acker st ne. TT. is
1929 30th st NV, Sr. 1880
292O 18th st NV. Or. 1850
222, 230 & pa LIST
sw, Or, ca.......12.0
426 5th NV, basem't, 2r. IL
GIT Pomeroy, Ar. 1880
1919 n II av (rear). 10
lis L st Sc. 6r. .......6
1929 F st NV, 15r.
| houses apply at office.
IS. ]. FISHER & CO.,
1924 II Of NY
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Hall sc cor i1thAE
SITS NV. .-........s5.O 90
StoIdw $50 10th 4
1924 Z NV. Tor. so. 90
St&dw 40S II No. 81 . ~. 90
I'd fl 9O8 + st, 3r. 80. 90
Sto&dw .2lS L NV.
stable, lr. 20. 90
StO&d 337 Sd sw, Or 800
Stn&d lu::4 0th,3r. %. so
Sto&dw sw cor 10Th
st&Ga ave, Or. 30. 90
St&dv 3O1 X NJ, Ar. 1900
St&d 1901 LIST sw, 6r15. 90
Sto 937 Fla ave. 1000
OFFICES.
631 La ave, ID and
Sd floors. ...... SIS. 90
Warehouse 913 Nd
ave sw. 50. 90
Central bldg, rms
IL and IL. 80. 90
Lincoln Hall bldg.
room 2...........@ 80. 90
Central bldg. rm 10. 90
Lincoln Hall bldg,
rm 4. ............2 5. 90
Lincoln Hall bldg,
rm ). %
1853 La ave, l rm &
hall rm. ..-......@.W
Central bldg, rim Is. 1000
Gunton bldg, rms
25 and %. 20. 90
800 9th NV, rm O.1S.00
'rtiUn of the property on
call at Office for bulletin
s. E. WAGGAMAN,
O17 r. ct Nm.
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s &c, RENT.BY JAS. F. sHFaA. ss2 PA. AvE.N.w.
gus East Capitol St. II rooms, ANIL. .$f5. 90
MI Z st. Sc, Z rooms, ami. ........... -. so
aSS Mass ave. ne, Sr.. hath, a. mi. 25.5o
-" 18th st. NV, 8 ruon,s bath ......... 1890
Isl st. s.w.. rooms water &c. 1880
NM Ith st. Sc, rcens water, &c ....... Il 20
dSg sth ST. NV. rooms. water. &C.. 1900
M l2th ST. NV, roOns water. 1870
- fenton st. ne. q rooms water........ 1910
20 st. NV, 6ruOm frame. ............. 1850
Ioio y }. ave. Sc, rooms, water. ....... 1000
10 Ieni' ave. ne. 4ruom frame. $40
90 POTOMAC court, 4-rUom brick, water. -. $50
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FOR RENT :
ITO y II av, 3r. S666.67
1917 X st NV. l7r. 0s.3
POPS Col road, 20r. 200
1723 r / av. 17r. .166.6l
1O11 Conn av, lar. $50
1705 n H ave, 1ir. $50
1893 VT av NV. lar. $50
ga 18th st NV.
621 18th st nv. 12r. .13
1880 \ Y nv NV, 12r. rs
1901 10th st NV. 11r. 100
6l7 18th Ut NV. Tor. 100
1919 Fla av.p't I'd q. 100
2Ol7 Mass ave, 11r. .10O
TakOma Park, Carroll
ave. 13r. 100
1923 Mass av, l3r. 100
1896 n st NV, 12r. 100
1884 s st NV, 13r. 100
1853 Huntington pl. 16r1OO
1716 K I av NV. 12r. 100
1910 18th st NV (store
and dweliingt, Or. so
K st bet 9th&10th. 12r.yO
1925 10th st NV, 22r. IS
1898 l st NV, 12r. .S3.33
1926 1 st NV, 12r. $3.50
1G44 21st ST NV. 12r. S3.s3
1902 VI st NV, Sr. .S3.33
1725 DeSales st. 11r. 1888
lS4S Wyoming av, 15r. rs
1916 2lst st, lar. rs
1223-1225 D st, Tor. . rs
1921 21st st NV. Or. 10
712 18th st NV. 12r. .65
1918 II st NV. 16r. :. .05
6lS f st NV. 15r. .G
3025 n st NV, 12r. :. .S
1927 N st NV. 12r. =. IS
500 f st NV. 11r. .6
1888 JET pl. 12r.
2017 Q st NV, 12r. -. 80
1719 18th st nv. Or. go
20l4 Il illyer pl, 11r. 60
S02 1lth st NV, 13r. go
500 18th st NV, 13r. . go
1871 e st NV. 15r. IS
1449 N st, lar. .&
2233 Q st NV. 13r. =. .6
4O5 18th st NV. Pr. =. .65
SIT 18th st NV. 12r. .G5
1853 Roanoke at. 10r. .65
26 b st ne, 11r. $50. GO
1915 Goth st NV, Tor. 60
1894 18th st NV, 12r. 60
24l X st ne. 7r. ..... 60
1915 18th st NV, 12r. go
1913 Pa av, Il a, 6r.. 90
1921 Goth st NV. go
2023 Hillyer pl. Tor. go
l443 Q st NV, Or. -. 60
633 I st NV, lar. .55
1918 R I ave. Tor. -. IS
20l9 Hillyer pl, INV, 11r.a5
1913 o st NV, 10. -. SO
1920 NJ st NV. 18r. IS
2021 Hillyer pl, Tor. .55
1411 Goth st NV, Sr. 80
1893 18th NV, Tor. :. so
1919 o st NV, Tor. >. so
1913 Fla av PIT LIST fl.O
227 N c st. l1r. so
Near Stott's station,
j c, 1lr. 80
1918 COrcoran st. 11r. so
1915 n Y ave, 12r. 80
1744 N st, Sr. so
For full list Of furnishe,
THO
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1s4S 14th Tor, ami $40 OBJ 443 It'll sw sto rm IL %
439 7th sw. st0 mi. q. OOb 81 C st. Ar 10 90
~ ~ sw Sr. sto -. 80 rs AZ. Or, 100
314 Cap. 7r. ami. 20 so 6C9 ne Sr 25 90
= Cap&N, stokdw. Is. 90 425 Sd yw 6r wa I3 90
!L4 "a sw. Or, SKID. 90 i&8 sc, Or, 10 20
1857 G sc, 6r, W. g. OO us u sw Or wa 10 30
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BARNES & CO..
St NV.
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and stable. mi. II. so
149 Gala st ne. Or. mile. 80
29 Pa av So. Ar. mi. Is. 80
STORES.
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large room. SIG. 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
Baltic bldg.
Capital Bank bldg.
typographical Temple.
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FOR RENT-BY w. H.
CD F |
FLATS.
lI2 Co-coran. 9r. $50. 90
12A kenesnw av.Sr. 81. so
IO6-OS = Ew, Sr. mi 30. so
6l4-l8 22d. Sr. mi. 30. so
l26 ID ne. Or. mi. 80. 90
Z \ NV. Or. mi. d. so
1872 5th NV. Sr.mi. Is. so
OH ID ne, 7r, mi. Is. so
233 18th sw, Or. mi p. so
413 II NV. Or. n. so
12s 4th ne, Or. mi 20. Sd,
II
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FOR RFsNT-SR. & BA., ANIL, ITH Ne. .$2l 90
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q rooms and bath, with eel, Acker st. ne. 1900
1G rooms and bath, a mi, st. NV. 5000
. rooms and bath. ami, on st. s.c...... 1900
g rooms and bath, a. MI, en ii st. NV. 200
Groom brick on Del. near II 1880
u rooms and bath. m L., on Pearce p -.
u rooms AMI bath, Il MI. on st. Sc. 23 ~
All in tirst-class order and convenient to ears.
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1855 nth nv, Sr, ami. 4j
4Ol NJ NV, Sr, ami. Al
SIT No nv NV, l0r&b 30
1410 Corcoran, ar. ami 81
212 1877 sw. Gr.ami- $3.50
G12 Ia av se. Or. AMIR 80
Ga Fla nv NV. 7r.ami e
HOS 10th NV Crib. %. 50
1860 10th NV. 7r...lS.S
1908 Vt av NV, Or. HOO
1922 Emerson NE, Or. ID. 81
au1-s.tu&th ROBERT r
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ONE & SONS. 500 F ST.
331 II ne, Tor, ba. %. so
HOS II nc, 7r. ba. 20. so
l1Y 18th ne, IT. ba,
Gel. stable. ...... 20. 80
60 Florence st ne,
Or, lh,I. eel. 80
6l4, Sheridan, Or br. 800
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Eoh lkENI- r
1747 18th. Tor, mt $fO0. 90
1877 18th. Tor, mi. rs. &c
500 Il. 14r. mi. Ia. on
454 ID. store & Or. .65. 90
5043 P. 16r. mi. o.. OC
91 F. 12r. mi. Us. O1
1875 n, l2r. mi. so. 90
1899 T. 11r. eel. mi so. 80
1bl9 31st, 12r. mi. so. 80
D34 I. Sr. fur. mi : 40. &c
200 n. Tor, mi. a. OO
1135 18th. Tor. mi. 1910
91O-12 I'D. Tor. mi. 40. %
25OS q, Tor. eel. I'd, sta NJ. IN,
42 10th. sr. w&g. 40. 0O
219 l, Sr, mi. :. $3.50
3037 NJ, stO&cel. 81. 80
S1I Q. 7r. eel. mi 80 10
H23 F. Tor, mi. 80. 50
1907 Pa av, fla .5r. 80. 80
1854 9Th. Sr. mi. 30. "a
1920 Pa ave. lOr&h,
Wig ............ 80 81
2151 l. 7r&cel, mi 80. sd
q 46 I, Or. mi. Is. I'D
7l0-12-14-18 9th ne,
sr, Gel, mi. $3.50
2126-2S H. Or, mi. %. SO
1909 18th. Or, mi. %. 10
~ nth, store, w.g.25.5 80
1881 1th, sr, mi. %. sd
2e16 H, 7r, mi. Is. 20
1915 Kingman. 8r, mi. e. 80
1413 l., Or. over str.2a.30
R6 24th, Sr. Gel. mi. q 70
1910 26th. Or. mi. sta. rs 30
2616-ls L, Or, eel, mi ~ 80
See tomorrov's Star for
WESCUTT 6
nuS-s. tlIG,fh .
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Sto&dw Ala 9th st
NV, per year. 2, 400. I
StO GIG la ave.
St0, ] rm and eel
cor HIKE NV. IS,
St&d Gl2 La av,9r. rs,
The above is only u
my books. For full lis
issued on the LIST and /,
tt
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21 4th NV, Tor amiss5. 90 1870 Sth sr ami 90 20
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U4 9th Ar, ami .3cl JOG 9th Sc, Ar ami 10 30
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333 Jth 81. Or. ba. cpi - 90
1911 Marion. 1r.b, esl2a. 90
412-14 \, 7r. ba, Gel y. 30
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1922 10Th st. sr. .$25. 40
100 Green's al. Ar. 1920
Rear 1I1G l. ST, Ar. 1850
I07Tnfoh ct, II. 1000
JAMES NJ. GREEN,
go III. l4th st. XIV. ~
WALL. 1926 F ST. NV.
1884 Q NV. lar. .$50.75
Flat 1915 ii ne. Or. 1880
1910 18th NV. 12r. $3.50
100 It'll ne. Sr. .2S. 90
512 + ne, 7r. ......16.T5
1880 Columbia tor. 25. so
1904 Sd Sc, Sr. .....10.30
164 p NV, 1r. 1850
d TENANTS.
2O26 Vt av NV. 7r.$16. 10
1924 Marion st, Or. 1870
s19 9th ne, Or. ...12.0
1895 Pierce pl, 7r. DE-. so
2032 L NV. Tr......1. so
RES.
NV cor 6th&N Ew.$i2.1
ONCE r. sos f NV. cheap.
I'd Il COG f NV. 1900
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81 p NV, 7r. .s20.D
sol y NV, Ar. SO
~ b Sc. 14r. 60. 10
Dw1302 9Th NV, Tor. Is. 80
702 y C nv sc. Or. 900
1893 9th NV. Sr. .20.50
1921 Vt av NV, Sr. .20.1
500 n NV. Or. 1000
St&dw 14S c ne, Or. 400
FOR COLOEE
4O7 E ne, 7r. $500
1895 f NV, IT.. rs. so
poe Fla az NV, 7r. 1880
ABS Sd Ne. 7r. Is
1913 ith NV, Sr. =. %. 80
1877 11th. NV. Sr- .2.0
STO
Store $40 11th NV $500
Store 22O4 14th nv. d 50
1R2 18th NV. .12.50
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-12
Straight to the Mark. .

In his speech at Syracuse last week
Frank S. Black, the Republican candi-
date for governor Of New York, gave
another illustration of his aptness at
compacting sound sense into luminous
English. The speech altogether COM
prised scarcely 1000 words. but it COW
cred and clarified the whole situation
We invite attention to this quotation:
THE stability of government de-
pends upon many things, but upon none
more than upon the respect which it
commands from the other governments
Of the world. Wealth may build navies
and Notifications may repel assaults
from without, but a nation that has
permitted its honor to be defaced, no
matter what may be it's physical re-
sources, cannot long withstand the force
of public condemnation. The individual
who relies upon his money to condone
offenses against the laws of integrity
and decent living does not possess a
keen sense Of honor himself nor under
stand the force of 1t in others, and a
nation with the same reliance is in the
same class. Men sometimes find in there
private affairs that the course which
has led to poverty. misfortune or dis
grace might at some early stage have
been changed and the disastrous conse-
quences averted. and governments are
like men in that respect.
THE government of the United
States has found in it's career on more
than one occasion that prompt recog-
milton of the moral sense of It's people
and just observance of the oaths of
those entrusted with the highest public
duties might have averted disasters
which have left their marks upon the
history Of the whole earth. Weakness
will never prevent a wrong, and danger
is more likely to overtake those who
hide than those who face It.. No his
torian will ever tell the evils that
courage in public station might have
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The Visit to Canton.

That more persons did not go from
this city to Canton on Saturday was
due. not to lack of disposition but to
lack of means Had the Mckinley bill
not been repealed; that is to say. had
the wooden mills. the steel mills, the
glass works and the miscellaneous in
dustrics of Lackawanna county not
been deprived after the Democratic VIC
tory four years ago of the protection
and the markets which before that free
trade sweep were rapidly making them
prosperous, there would have been
among the workingmen of our valley a
reader inclination to spare ten or fif-
teen dollars for an excursion of such
a character. AS it was, Democratic SUI
premacy put 1t out of their reach. but
not out of their thoughts. Three weeks
from tomorrow they will tell what they
think of the tariff reformers like Mr
Bryan who tinkered them into idieness
partial time or reduced pay.
Those who did go-and from the two
counties there were more than 800, with
not a capitalist nor a prominent poll
tician among them-were repaid by an
enjoyable journey Of exceptional scenic
beauty in places and by reception at
Canton which may well be treasured
among their most pleasant recollec-
tions. In another place we give in full
the felicitous little speech with which
Major Mckinley acknowledged the
party's greeting. 1t is neat and apt in
itself, but it gains in significance from
the fact that 1t was only one of twenty
addresses made by the candidate on
that one day. with never a repetition of
a phrase or thought. The visitors
welcomed by him on that day num-
bered altogether quite as many as the
inhabitants of the whole Of Hyde Park
yet they came from dozen different
states and from score of different
places in parties seldom larger than the
one which went from here; and came
as did the Pennsylvanians, at their own
expense.
Altogether 1t was magnificent dem.
onstration of popular enthusiasm in a
cause which appeals to lofty citizen
ship, and fitting tribute to leader
who commands the fullest measure OF
his countrymen's esteem.
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HUMILITY'S PRAYER.

l crave, dear Lord,
No boundless hoard
OF gold and gear,
Nor Jewels fine.
Nor lands, nor kline,
Nor treasure heaps of anything
Let but little hut be mine,
Where at the hearthstone / may hear
The cricket sing,
And have the shine
OF one glad woman's eyes to make.
For my poor sake,
Our simple home place divine,
Just the wee cot-the cricket's chirr-
Love. and the smiling face Of her.
I pray not for
Great riches, nor
For vast estates, and castle halls
Give me to hear the bare footballs
OF children DER
An oaken floor
New-rinsed with sunshine, or bespread
With but the tiny coverlet
And pillow for the baby's head:
And pray thou. may
The door stand open, and the day
Send ever In a gentle breeze
With fragrance from <the locust trees
And drowsy moan of doves and blur
or robin chirps and drore Of bees,
OF interminyling sounds, and then
iho Soou WIFE tnt smile OI ner
Filling the silence again
The cricket's call
And the wee cot,
Dear Lord of all,
Deny me not!
/ pray not that
Men tremble at
My power of place
And lOrdly sway
| ] only pray for simple grace.
To look my neighbor in the face
Full honestly from day to day;
Yield me his horny palm to hold
And I'll not pray
For gold%
| The tanned face. garlanded with mirth
| 1t hath the kinglest smile on earth
| The swart brow. diamonded with sweat
Hath never need of coronet,
And SO I reach.
: Dear Lord. to thee.
And do beseech
Thou givest me
The wee cot, and the cricket'u chirr,
Love, and the glad sweet face Of her!
james Whitcomb Riley.
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averted Just before the war. and the
heroic deeds of soldiers will never
cease to tell Of the disasters which the
cowardice of that period entailed. A
crisis hardly less serious faces us now.
The loss of life and property il no more
to be deplored than the loss of honor.
And when honor is to be sacrificed. not
by momentary lapse Of conscience, but
by deliberate outrage, the situation may
well provoke alarm.
I'VE stand now in that precise posi-
ton. The forces that are threatening
the integrity of this country are those
which have no proper place upon our
soil They are the forces Of disorder
and strife. Their success means to par
alyze or destroy necessary executive
powers, to degrade the courts. which
are the chief support Of governments.
and to infiict a stain upon the nations
credit which will take years to live
down. In these calamities every citizen
would be involved. and to those whose
acts had made them possible forgive
ness would be slow in coming. This Is a
country of law and order and of that
high civilization based upon them, and
no symptom of anarchy should be left
unchecked. Let every man arouse
himself, and remember that the duty
which he owes his government and his
fellow men is this year grave and i'm
;,.a I at IA ha ic1a 1a1
hopes Of gain. Gains that come
through the sacrifice of honor are not
to be hoped for but dreaded. And an
advantage, however great. reached
through an alliance with forces that are
menace to good government, will
prove some time to have been dearly
bought"