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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-19

HALF RATES FOR EVERYBODY.
Go East now. rates % Omaha Kansas
City ard 8. Paul sz9. % Chicsco so 30 n
New York and Boston ~ via O r ( Y
ard Union Pacific 81 Rs Grau5e z. Z.
ElAS. Genera Agent. SIS First avenue.
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LUCILLE Still At NANA|MO.
Government Expedition Not Nov
ing Toward Dyea.
THERE is TROUBLE AHEAD.

Ship II In British Waters. Interna-
tfonal Complications May Arise,
and Washington. ID. C.. Omcials
Will Likely Have to Act In the
eminent In Losing Its Money.
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excessive commissions was discontinued.
Coming as II does. where passenger bus.-
ness Is taxed TO its limit on roads lead
ing 10 the Northwest. the war is 10 be re-
GREETED. The stand taken by the Cana
dian left nothing else 10 be done. appar-
entity. except To meet its rates. The Asso-
Gated Press gives the effect OF the an
noancenent from other points as follows:
A Wholesale Reduction.
CHICAGO. Feb. fs-The Canadian Pa
ci'1c ro3o today exploded a bomb among
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senger rates, 70 become effective Satur-
day, February e. The rate from Tacoma
to St. Paul. Duluth and points in Mime
sofa North Dakota and Manitoba will be
ca. in two. heretofer the rates TO the
above points have been SO first class and
$40 second class. In effect mex, Saturday
the rates Will ne So first class and so sec
ond class. The rates from Tacoma 20
Chicago will be $3.50 first class and 81. 50
second class To points IN Ontario and
Quebec. as far cas-: as Montreal and south
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TAG Ma Feo She Ncrths-a =.
ete- tAl.sea4 announced a asg cut n %
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See Treen's ad. on page 5. Special sale
Of shoes Notice display spring shoes in
windows.
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ATTENTION. KLONDIkiRS!

We can save you money on your Teas.
Coffees. Spices. Baking Powder and Cook
ing Utensils. Packed in air-tight cans In
quantities to suit.
Great American Importing Tea Co..
sos Second Ave.-309 Pike st.
Tel Red II
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Governmcnt Lien on Middle Division
Brings $1,000 900

ToPkkA. Feb. K--A special to the Cap
ital from Salna. Kan. says: The GOV
eminent lien on the Middle division OF the
Kansas Pacific railroad. in Kansas. was
sold this morning in this city The road
was bought by Alvin w Krech and Wins
low : Pierce. representing the reorganiza-
ton committee. for s. 800 90 There was
no competition at the sale Mr.. Krech
WAS the only bidder
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MARTINS PERI :.
IIaps and nIIshap, In the Thriving City
Across tile River.

IIups and BIIshaps ia the Thriving city
Across tie River.
Miss Bessie Grlmth very pleasantly
entertained about twenty OF her friends
last evening in honor OF Miss Bertha
Griffith, OF Pittsburgh ana James
Cockburn, Of Toronto, Canada.
The Ladies Home Missionary Society
Of. the Presbyterian church will hold
their regular monthly meeting, and be
entertained at the home OF Miss Bell, on
Third street, this afternoon.
John Tysinger, of Toledo, inspector
OF factories, workshops and public
buildings, was here yesterday, inspect
Ing our manufacturing industries.
Mrs. E. j. A. Drennen viii chaperon
crowd Of young folks who will visit
the JuNior Owl Club fishing camp oppo-
site Tiltonville, to-day.
About fifty from this city attended
the annual sommernachtsfest OF the
Opera House band at Wheeling park
last evening.
The Episcopal church will picnic at
Wheeling park tomorrow, and a large
crowd from here Is expected to attend.
Charles Burrlss, who lives back OF
town, will entertain his friends at
steele's grove tomorrow evening.
The Good Templars, OF Bellalre,
Bridgeport and Martins Ferry plcnick-
ed at Shady Side yesterday.
Samuel MlIllgan, who has been sick
for six weeks, with typhoid fever, was
much worse yesterday.
About four hundred tickets have
been sold for the Baptist picnic at Gre
caps grove to-day.
Harry Stewart returned last evening
from a few days visit with his parents
at Bowerstown, o.
Miss Ella Slaymau, OF Cambridge, is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Linn,
on Fourth street.
The Lilies OF the Valley and chaliant
Mission bands picnicked on the DeHass
place yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Jones left yesterday for
Pittsburgh to visit relatives for a few
days.
VI. NJ. Sheets left yesterday for an ex-
tended business trip through the east
Miss Mary Conoboy goes to CIeve-
land this morning, to visit relatives.
George Duncan was In st. clairsvllle
yesterday on business.
Charles Williams Is visiting his par
ents at Mt. Pleasant
Charles HeliIng, OF Elwood City, Pa,
Is here on business.
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BKNWooD
Breezy News Items Gathered In the BHSy
MHrsIiRII County Town.

Breezy News Items Gathered In the BuSy
MHrsIiRlI County Town.
Tho funeral OF the late Ambrose L.
Pellcy yesterday was one OF the larg-
est that ever took place In Benwood.
The services at the NJ Il, church were
very Impressive, and attracted n large
number OF friends Of the deceased The
pastor. Rev. j. S. Robinson, was assisted
In the services by Rev. a. Moore, ID. D.,
presiding elder OF the Wheeling district;
Rev. g. r. Clark, OF Thomson NJ. II.
church; Rev. d. b. Evans, OF Zane street
NJ. h. church: Rev, S. T., Crummct, OF
Wesley NJ. u. church, and Rev. ID. w.
Rublc, OF the Moundsvllle district All
the ministers took occasion to pay ap-
propriate tributes to the deceased. Tho
intermcnt was at Aliens Grove. this
county Those acting as pail bearers
were Walter Mcmillan. c. w. Kron-
hurdt, Josiah Sinclair, William Leach.
G. W. Davis and SANFORD Edwards.
There were many floral tributes very
pretty one coming from the board of
education and school teachers of this
district
Al n dance near the Riverside one
night this week n young married man
was frollcklng In terpslchorean realms
with buNOm young woman, when his
wife gave notice that she would appear
on the scene II he didn't return home
He returned. The dance was very
much n Ia French ball
Luke Gnrvey and While Bowers
SPARED al lively ten-round bout Tuesday
night Bowers was unable TO respond
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BELLAIRE
All ssrt. OF LEGAL Nsws apa Gossip From
the GIaHs City.

All SoTtS Of Local HeW1 AwH &oSSiP BFom
the Glass city.
Surprise was occasloned yesterday by
the announcement that D. P. Mason,
dealer in housefurnishinE goods, had
made an assignment to James Q. Tall
man for the benefit Of his creditors. Mr..
Mason Is an Inventive genius, and his
mind Is bent in that direction, and he
has produced some very profitable and
useful contriv9nces. The humdrum de-
tails Of general store were not so at
tractlve to him Us the inventive line, so
that the assignment appears more In the
nature Of closing out the business than
a disastrous failure, and 1t is UNDER
stood that a brother, w. A. Mason, Is
the largest creditor, and his wife proba-
bly, next. The liabilities are placed at
about $500, and the assets Mt the same
amount 1t is probable dollar for dol
lar will be paid.
Stockholders in what was known as
the Eastern Building and Loan Asso-
ciation an organization ut Syracuse, ".
Y, are having some trouble In getting
their money on matured stock. The con-
Germ had many shareholders here, and
paid z per cent quarterly, until in ~ 1t
seems to have reduced the Interest TO 4
per cent annually, and matured stock
died In january, %, for settlement has
not yet been paid. The Information is
that the stock is taken up in turns, and
that the turn OF claims filed eighteen
months ago has not yet como.
Mayor Freeze yesterday discharged
Kennedy, the recalcitraut member OF So
ciety at Quincy. whose home was the
scene Of the exciting shooting last Sat
urday evening, and one OF the parties
=. DO
son with melting riot appeared there.
waived hearing and gave bond for his
appearance. Jacob Hess, the deputy
constable was not able to come In, but
win appear later.
The glassworkers, at their national
convention at GAINESVILLE, declared for
the restoration Of the 20 per cent re-
duction made In '93. But for some ren-
son there seems to be no anxiety about
trouble over the matter. It seems TO be
regarded Us a counter claim against
that OF the manufacturers for greater
or unlimited product.
Superintendent II. G. Williams, who
moved from here to Marietta last week,
began this week his engagements with
teachers institutes throughout the state
which cover about all OF the ensuing six
weeks,
The American Mechanics band will
don their new uniforms next Saturday.
They have four weeks engagement
at White Sulphur Springs, and will be
Httlred in nobby dress this season.
The local beer dealers have been max
Ing great Efforts TO secure a supply at
less than the price fixed by home brew
ers. 1t appears difficult task.
HeatherinEton's brnss band made nice
music on the streets here Tuesday even
Ing, preparing for their concert at Ep-
worth park Saturday evening,
Henry Leydecker bought the Helsley
elght-acre tract Of land near the ceme-
terry from James G. Tallmann for $3.50.
John a. Gallaher and family have
gone to Block Island for q stay OF a
month at that cool resort.
The st. Clairsville branch OF the Bal
tlmOrc & Ohio was open for business
yesterday again.
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0ooooooo SVOSSSgSVs
SPORT.
WILL OPEN FRIDAY.

There Is no Doubt OF the TranSGsr To.'lay
Of the Springfield Interstate Frsn ;ltlse
10 wheeling = Mr.. towel Moving
pr,,kIy The FrnnehiSo Awarded 10
wheeling Last Night.
In the mind OF Mr.. W. B. Howell there
was but speck OF doubt of the trans
fer to-day OF the Springfield franchise
and club Of the Interstate League of
Base Ball clubs to wheelIng,and as the
deal went through early to-day the
Wheeling and Youngstown teams will
play the opening game Friday afternoon.
and a double-header TO follow on satur-
day. Mr.. Howell said last night that
Tuesday and Friday would be Ladies'
Days, so the gentle sex will thrnng the
park on Opening Day tomorrow.
The situation at midnight was very
bright. During the day several tele-
grams had passed between Power and
Howell the Springflelders holding out
Tar more advantageous terms than the
Wheellngite would offer. Finally at
1870 D. m. a dispatch was received from
Power, MS follows:
SPRINGFIELD, July 20. II p. M
Think everything will be o. X. WIN
wire you in the morning.
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THE SPRINGFIELD END.

The base ball troubles at Springfield
are thus detailed in the Springfield Re-
publlc-Tlmes:
Unless something Is done at once the
Springfield base ball franchise viii be
transferred 10 some other city, possibly
Wheeling or South Bend. The situa-
ton has come 90 a focus here, suddenly
and almost without warning, for the
team has been practically self-support-
ing all season and II It had not been for
the back debts would now be In good
shape financially.
President Charles Power, of the
league, arrived from Pittsburgh this
morning and is only waiting develop
ments to decide what shall be done
with the franchise.
The company here Is dlsorganized, has
refused to pay the salaries OF the play
ers and In base ball law has forfeited
its franchise. Two weeks ago the pres
ent situation was not anticipated. and
wus brought on by some of the stock
holders themselves. When the business
men OF the city generously arranged
benefit for the team, which melted about
$3.50 this money, It was expressly
agreed. was to be used inpaying the
salarles of the players. Instead OF TINS
several of the directors who had adj
vanced money to the team, gobbieh up
the proceeds to reimburse themselves.
Manager Whistler was forced to disap-
point the players, and agreed to divide
the proceeds Of the last Sunday game
among them. The money, amounting
TO about $3.50, was taken by j. A. w.
Morrow, an officer of the company, for
O board bill of the team made before
the comm encement OF the season. The
two sums, amounting to nearly $500,
would have been sufficient TO pay the
salaries OF the players 10 July 10, but as
Il Is there Is now no money In sight to
pay the players or the other debts OF
the team.
The only one plan by which the ball
team may be retained here Is to trans
fer the franchise to Manager Whistler,
who has earned It several times over by
the work he has done this season. II
has been practically demonstrated that
the stock company plan Is failure.
Quite a number Of the stockholders
would contribute literally to the sup
port OF the team II It were under the
exclusive charge Of Manager Whistler,
put do not care TO do so under the
present regime as they say 1t would
not benefit the team In the least. Man
ager Whistler said to-day, he Will re-
fuse to solicit any more money for the
team under the present conditions, ana
II the citizens want 1t to remain here
ne will want some assurance OF good
faith, as the players have faith in him
and ne will not hold forth to them any
promises he cannot fuliill. As 1t is ct
present he cannot hold the players
much longer with the salary now due
them.
ConclselV the condition is this: II the
citizens will raise $500 to pay the play
crs' salaries the franchise may be
transferred to Manager Whistler and
he will be able, with Sunday ball, to
finish the season. II this Is not done,
and at once, the team will be transfer
red TO another city. as the company is
practically disbnnded and cannot hold
the players any longer.
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bition, or money, or pride.
But men arc slow TO believe that over
work sometimes kills; a man hates to adj
mil that his health ever needs any paTtieu.
lar care, He feels miserable and out Of
SostaU but tries To "bluH 1t Oh until he
rets fat on his back, unable to do stroke
or work. He becomes obliged 70 spend no
end Of money for doctors and even at that
can hardly save his life.
How much more sensible, and IN the end
how much cheaper at tie FIRST signs Of ply.
glral weakness 10 write TO BI. 4. v. Pierce,
chief consulting physician NJ the lnyllids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Of Buffalo,
N. v, and obtain, free Of charge, the nd
vice Of = skilled and educated physician
who has a wider reputation Tor the success.
ful treatment Of chronic diseases than any
other physician In this country
In letter 70 Or. Pierce. Alr W Briltln. Of
Ciinton. Dewitt Co, Ills, ~. q. BoH t1l writes
Tror OVER year I was troubled With liver COM
niaiBf. had no appetite, could keep hotiing
~ nv sioruach aud had severe paint ~ my
sinrnsrh aud boweih dOctoTed with nome
doeior, but ala not obtain Triisf until friend
Advised me " take Dr firTce's Golden Medical
Diseovcry. began taking u at onst ana ailef
inklnE four bottles ! think myself curea, nA
can eat anythlsE I want md my food never
Dr. Pisrce's Pleasant Pellets cure eonHl'
patiSH. ~ ali nedicine atoFeA,
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111 nF1leal advle1 fll9. ilq9 Ailh u, l1IIa,
L5llI6AI5.1LLH3
IN the tenth. ana aarvey 8. tas d

cisi0n.
Joseph Mahood LEFT with the Wheeling
delegates yesterday for Weston, where
he Il representative Of Marshall eoun-
ty at the Democratic convention To-Day;
The water pipe line is being put down
very fast, and Il had progressed yestelr,-
day to almost above the Riverside mill
Howard satteraeld, Of Garrett, IND,
who has been visiting friends here, leIt
yesterday for weeks stay at GRAFTON,
Fresh paint and other Improvements
are being made to Charles Schad's prop
erty, opposite the city building.
The resumption Of the Wheeling steel
works to-day has depleted many OF the
fishing camps along the river,
Henry schr inpf and party returned
yesterday fiom fishing UP wheeling
creek.
John Chapman and John Bursee lett
yesterday 10 fish at Martins landing
John Neville has returned from Car
ington, where he visited his brother.
Squire Riddle was a Moundsvills Wis
itor yesterday.
The lower steel works resumes in full
this morning.
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M'NECHEN.
Happenings Of Interest In the Marshall
County Town.

Happenings OF IntsreHt In the Marshall
County Town.
The granting OF license to William
Burley to open saloon here, by the
county court, has been deferred until
Friday Of this week.
S. r. Hanen left yesterday for Char
lesten, on business at the state eoiered
school. OF which he is president OF the
board of directors.
Mrs. Hannah MARBLE and Mrs.
Blanche Gosney have returned, from
McKeesport, Pa, where they were the
guests Of friends.
Misses Mary Manlon, OF Wheeling,
and Miss Lutes, Of Chicago, were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Cordell this
week.
Dennis Conner, OF Grafton, B in town
visiting HE sister, Miss Annie Conner,
OF Lincoln avenue.
Joshua Martin, of Moundsvllle, is vls-
fling his daughter Mrs N. G. Chad
dock
Miss Minnie Fisher is the guest of
friends at Franklin, Ohio, this week.
Henry Bonaries. OF Beilaire, was Wis
fling Fred Shafer yesterday.
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A TEATURBLESS GAME.

BOSTON, July aO.-The Bostons defeated
ST. Louis in an almost featureless game
to-day. Nichols pitching was too much
for the visitors, except Stencil. Score:
RHE
Boston ........2 0 0 0S020 - II 9
st. Louis 100 ! - l
Earned runs, BOSTON &; st. Louis 2. Bat
terieg. Nichols and Bergen: Hughey and
Clements. Umplres, Snyder and Connolly.
Attendance, 500 Time, 1856
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Mr., Howell Gays the Springfield team
Is an ideal team with the exception OF
another good pitcher needed to assist
Wells and Doian, and the Wheeling
man has lost no time in securing a
twirler who will prove a winner in the
Interstate. He Is Mahaffey, formerly
with the washington team Of the Ma
tlonal League, and this spring with the
short-fived GAINESVILLE team OF the Ohio
state League, which disbanded hero
early In June. HIS wonderful feat OF
pitching Wheeling to the extent Of only
two hits is remembered by the fans, and
there is no doubt but that the Buchtel
boy will receive a hearty reception as a
Mailer. He>wlll probably arrive to-
night.
Mr.. Howell announces that the base
ball public will not be asked to invest
in season tickets. The club will be run
upon lis merits and II the team doesn't
play a winning game the fans are at
perfect liberty to kick and suspend their
patronage, but with whistler In entire
control of the players 1t is assured that
the late sprInEhelders will continue
their WInnlg gait. They won again
Yesterday from New Castle and are In
mailing distance OF the leaders,
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oUTBATTED THE ORIOLES.

BALTIMORE, July 2O.-Cleveland out.
batted tho Orioles to-day, but the latter
hit the ball moro opportunity, and won an
llantly Attendance. 1,5lO. Score:
baltimore 80 o O1O3 II . 2
Cleveland 20 0 0 0 Q Q 2 9-5 10
Earned runs, Baltimore 2; Cleveland 2.
Batteries, Maui and Robinson; Powell and
CrIger. unpIres, Mcdonald and o'Day.
Time, 2l0
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WASHINGTON, July 3.-The Senators
broke u string Of defeats by winning from
RI E
washington Il o1Ioo o $50 /
Cincinnati 30 0 0 10 o. 8 4
Earned runs, Washington /. Batteries
Mercer and Mcclure; Dwyer and Peitz.
Empires EmslIe and Hunt Time ? hours.
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oRPHANs' HARD HITTING.

PHILADELPHIA. July 20.-Chicago do
feated the PhIllies to-dayNby hard hitting.
The home team gave n miserable exhibit
ton OF base ball. Attendance, 4,2S, Score:
RHB
Chicago ......s % % 9-l5 u :
Earned runs, Chicago .; Philadelphia O.
Batteries, Callahan and Chance: Murphy.
Platt and Mcfarland. EMPIRES, Gnffney
and Brown, Time, 2:01
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Earned runs, New York 2. Two-base hit,
Tannehlll. Three-base hit, Van Haltren
Stolen bases, Donovan. Joyce. Double
play, Van Haltren. Gleason and Joyce
First base on balls, on Doheny 2: on
Meekin 2; of Klllen /. Hit by pitched ball,
]. Passed ball, Grady. Wild pitch. Do
heny. Sacrifice hits, McCreery. O'Brien.
Triple play. Grady and Davis First base
on errors, New York /: Pittsburgh Q. Left
on bases, New York 6; Pittsburgh Z. Time,
2:O5. Umplres, SwartWood and Wood.
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION AND
Ii APPEALS.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Clerks once. :.

City Of Wheeling. ". Va.
Public notice is hereby given to all per-
sons Interested that the asseEsoTs elected
by tho council of the city OF Wheeling
have completed their assessment for the
wear and made return thereof TO my office.
Any person wishing to appeal from said
assessment or desiring any corrections
made, viii appear ut the city building be-
fore tho board OF equalization and appeals
on tho following days at . o'clock a. M,
az the said hoard will meet at that time
al the said city building TO hear NIL OBJ.
jections 10 said Assessments and revise and
correct the came;
First ward-Mouday, July Is,
Second wArd-Tuesdhy, July 20.
Third ward Wednesday. July g.
Fourth ward-rhursdny July ..
Fifth wnrd-Friday, July y.
sixth ward-Monday, August ].
Seventh wRrd--TuesdRy, August :.
Eighth Wnrd-Wodnesday August ..
Z. II. WATKINS,
iyi5 City Clerk
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ONr uIT Tup CROP

NEW YORK, July 3o-one hit was the
sum total the Brooklyns secured on Mageo
to-day and as the Louisvilles made eleven
OF YeaEer, the Colonies won without
trouble II Is rumored that tho. Brook.
lyns are negotiating with Washington, and
that Catcher Grim will shortly be added
~ '''' RHE
louisville I'D 0 o 0 0 0 3 - II 2
Earned runs. Louisville ,. Batteries,
Yeager and Ryan: MAgee and Rlttredge.
Umplres, Lynch and Andrews. Attend
ance, 100 Time, l:45,
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Fogarty's favorlte weight is 1l5
pounds, and Pearce's 1876 or 1888. BY
making the limit 142 pounds an even
contest would be assured. FogartF
works on the whirlwlnd order, which,
with Leslle's cleverness, would promise
pretty battle. Local sports are an
xlous to see them try each other out,
and the contest would be one OF the
best on the card.
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DEAF GOES THROUGH.

All o'clock this morning the little re-
naming doubt was thrown to the winds
on the receipt Of the following special
dispatch:
The Intelllgenccr. Wheeling.
have granted Wheeling the Interstate
franchise until this time held by SPRING
field. The Wheeiings and Youngstowns
will play tomorrow Thursday at Spring.
field, and on Friday the opening game at
Wheeling will be played.
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(" What Shall .
nau dlYePT

The solemn
question Gomez
home to almost
every man at
some period 10
his care er.
what will
you give In exi
change for
your life 2" II
Is like that
other solemn
question about
the soul Just
"a IN honest
man feels that
n othinB Of
earthly value
can be weighed
against his seal
so a man who
has one friend
TO love him
knows that life
is too precious
to be battered
away for am