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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-09
PROPOSALS.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, WASHINGTON. ID.
g.. AUGUST 5. LOI--Bids viii De received at
the United States National Museum until y
O'Clock noon 0u the l1TH DAY OF AUGUST. %
De opened 40 I o'clock p. On. on the same DAY for
four old tuaaia. golfers now "a the boiler room
o5 the National Museum. including cast iron
fronts, water columns, steam gauges. glass
gauges, safety valves ami dlmpeT regulators and
CRATE bars, also for the prmp and return tank
connected Herewith. The contractor viii be re-
quired 20 remove the boilers from their present
foundations. also the bricks and debris 10 the
south side OF sidewalk adjoining Museum on B
Street south. The bricks are 10 remain the prop
cTty Of the National Museum
RICHARD RATHBIN
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UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE. 80 North
Capitol st.. Washington. D. c.. August q. 1901
Scaled proposals Will Dee received here until noon
SEPTEMBER % 1901. and then publicly opened
for furnishing Distributing Centres for electric
GigutiDg and power Giro, IT'S Tor new building for
Government Printing once. Information fur
Hished on application
JOHN STEPHEN SEWEIL
tIutrIu EurIu.ars
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WANTED-Bright young woman: devout Catho-
lie; member Of Sodality preferred; can make So
per week Apply Room ?. BOB 9Th st. NV.
e7-3
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RED STAR LINE.
FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON p. c., POsT0FFICE NOTICE
any time
FOREIGN Nails are forwarded % the ports Of
sJlling daily. and ttc schedule OF Cl0-ings j. ar
ranged on the Presumption OF their uninterrupted
overland transit For tire week ending August 3
1901. the last C0EEectIug closes viii be made
from this lff.. q r.'flu---
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FOUND.
FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR sALE-Seygu-room dwelling; h1t and cold
water. bath; shade large lot; near electric
cars =, so. easy terms.
DUCKETT & DENT. C25 + st.
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THE FENNO. Colonial Beach; uIcs,sutr-t
ROOMS best table; ou shore. al wharf, Sd Der
week. SO per meal $50 per day. special rates
70 iamllier c-4
JERSEY COTTAGE. Colonial Beach: artasiau
we'll; s. 90 - week; IL blocks from wharf.
pavilion on front Cali dental Office III Pa
ave.
MOUNT HOLLY HOUSES miles down IN. p,to-
mae fishing, grabbing, aud boating. Mis- J a.
DAVIS. Mount holly, a. ma-II
OAKLAND, Garrett County. Md.-B,arflflI
summer home; good board; large. airy rooms.
grove; shade trees; plenty pure spring water.
minutes drive from depot Address p. O Bow
A.. co.'s
BLUFF POINT HOUSE-Opcn Tor ho1rdc-y- T--
marshes; no mosquItoe,; on river shore. brtgrerr
Colonial Beach and Wilkcr-au's. term. 81 mn
week. 81 per day. Addr5ss b. d. COOKE Co,oHrFl
Beach, Va ugD-Tl
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VVANTED-ROONTs.

MANIED-By September ]. two OF three r1rus.
suitable Tor home for two refined business women.
IN public building, within six squares Of ICfb
s. and Pa ave NV; viii pay SIS for rooms. with
llght and heat references. Address BOX SO
this Office a-.-ty
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wANrED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-Co0d secondhand tWo-horse wagon
and one-norse grocery wagon also three good
work horses give lowest price and where same can
be seen Address BOX SO. Station G.. m7-3
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

NANTED-A young lady as stcnographcr and
typewriter who has a knowledge Of book
keeping. Address Box 80 this Office ell
WANTED-White OF colored girl. for general
houseUork in small amily. el5 o st. NV,
alLet p m el
WANTED-A white girl 10 help in dining-room;
about rs, stay nights 1923 II ST. aw. 81
WANTED-At once. trst-class starchcrs. FRA
ICES LAUNDRY. IZIi ST NV eI
WANTED-At once. good coIored cook; wash
and Ironer; 90 home nights 1895 ST. NV Il
WANTED Several young ladie- for office and
store work, >. DO + NV, second floor nj
WANTED-An experienced waitress OF waiter at
once. Apply lJo2 II Il NV. MI
WANTED-CoIored nurse: 90 North. fare: white
chambermaid. kitchen maid, C0lUrCd cook. gen
eIaI worker, good wages. 1913 \. y. ave. mi
WANTED-Cirl for general homework; stay
nights l52s 9Th ST. NV. m9-5
WANTED-A settled woman for general housr-
work. with some experience IN cooking. G. L.
IARBELsL, Oak ave. Takoma Park m9-2
WANTED-White woman TO cook: must be
strong and willing 20 work; references. IIO7 G.
st. NV. mg-3
wANTED-SaIesladv for confectionery; must
live Florida ave. state salary wanted. Ad-
dress BON St2, this office. nj
WANTED-At once. neat girl for general house
work Call al store, corner Sd anl sts NV
nj
NANTED-ENperienced infant muse. settled
woman 10 20 TO country for res, Of summer
Cal or write 20 ". N. STUCKBRIDGE. sol +
st. NV. MI
WANTED-A girl TO help with cooking and light
housework; no washing OF ironing, wages 81.
CAL, after 5 a. M or p. M. 1919 { 81. sT- mi
WANTED-A reliable woman. cook wash and
iron: small family zoo II. MI
WANTED-Young lady for confectionery counter;
also managing housekeeper. Apply at once, Cpl
= NV. MI
WANTED-Two girls: one in fats. no washing:
other private family Enquire 1873 Ilth ST.
MI
WANTED-A white girl for general Homework
washing. and ironing; no cooking. Apply 1872
9th St. ms-2
WANTED-ExpeFienced saIesladics. BEE HIVE,
Bill II a. mss
WANTED-Bright young woman; dev0ut Catho-
lie member Of sodalIty preferred; make SI2
per week Apply Room 2 303 9Th 81. NV,
e7-3
HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE
WANTED-Nfan handy with e4vr aud I,,t1ba4
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WANTED-White driver Tor milk wagon: also
colored man 20 take care horses. Address ISIS
9th ST. NV. e=-g
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WANTED-An experienced waitress OF waiter q
once Apply 1902 II 81. NV. MI
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FOR RENT-HOUSEs.

FOR RENT-Near navy yard new Groom and
bath brick dwellings latF0bC. range. modern
open plumbing; long back yards; paved alley.
rent Slj.50s send postal call for key. JOHN
SCRiNENER, 3lg ~ -. NV e,8
FOR RENT-s22.J 20; six rooms; bath; an modern
improvements; excellent condition; convenient 90
ali car lines Address bon 15l, gLis Office.
MIS-
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

BRENTWOOD-Fiye minutes walk from District
line. suburban electric road. lots 5Jx2C3 for $40
81 s. per month. Enquire " A. BARTLETT,
Loan and Trust Building. mZI-Imo
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WANTED-MIsCELLA
WANTED-Outht 20 manufacture corn crfs-ctrcs
or popcorn cakes Address Box 1.2, This office
q
WANTED-RcyuoIds & Hsines tags al zoe rcr
hundred l097 jefferson st., Georgetown. cs-s
WANTED-r2 purchase. an upright piano: for
cash; state make condition, and price Box 3D.
this office. e1-3
WANTED-Typesriter Remington prrfcrrcd-
must be- reasonable. Address BON GGl. this Of
hce. W4g
WANTED-OII feather beds for cash. Address
Box S5S. this Office GO
wANTED-rent. I2zIs or lsrscr Box $40. this
office. 81
wANTED-To buy second hand store and once
fixtures. WARREN & DYER, 5Ij yth q. NV,
city. mig
WANTED-Immediately three ofii.c dcsss. roller
or fiat tops must De- cheap Addrvss BOX a.-
tins Office u--s
WANTED-Iron bcdstc4d, springs. and mattress.
cheap 1885 ST So m7-3
WANTED-Hiehest cash prices pa d Tor ladies'
and gents csst-On clothing drop postal TN call
.. IAtsliEa. 1905 7th 81. NV el5-lm
WANTED-To buy old feather beds. =. MARKS,
IS Myrtle ST. moo
WANTED-Ai kinds Of Reynolds tobacco tass:
viii pay zoe per 100 6ly and CD b 81. NV.
lyl3-lmO
FOR sALE-LOTs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-11
Go South, Young Man."

Some one from Victor, Ia, writing in The Southern Farm Magazine over the initials II. $. R. urges the young men of the country not to come West in search of Dame Fortunes golden smile, but by all means to go South We quote the writer's language as fol- lows:
 Go South, young man. and build yourselves up. The country will take care of itself. We have never invited you specially to cone West except on speculation, while the South invites you as a help. When matters of civil government are once adjusted tha older people will flock thitherwarl on account of the climatic advantages. The younger people should flock there and assist making the surroundings still more attractive. The South needs no booming. Common sense and edu- cation teach the thinking mind which locality has the preponderence of good things. If there were no objections nature would be completely upset. If the main object is even to make money, the preference is in the South. Looking from the standpoint which 1 see, the subject convinees me that that it is a duty for many men t. use their influence in the same direc- ton. I sign myself the friend to the young people of the East and espe- cially Northeastern portions of the country. If, however, they are deter mined to come West, I shall first ad- wise them, should they write me, to go South.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-11
JEWISH SERVICES.
lereafter Be Held in Bluff City
 Club Rooms.

n services will hereafter be the Bluff City club rooms every eyening at 7::30 o'clock and lys morning at 10 o'clock.
 the tearing down of the old }, Jewish services have been :ed at Trinity Episcopal church. tor and congregation of that having rendered their Jewish the use of their house of wor
 the new Jewish temple could ted. Dr. Kornfeld, rabbi of wish congregation. says that legation feels under the most Obligations to the Episcopal ntion for the generous tender
 house of worship until the conld be built, but that they t use the church without some wear and tear of the furnish d they had decided to go to ECity club rooms and no longer m the kindness and generosity
 Episcopal friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-11
Something of a Difference.

Sir he said to the manager of the store, "I want to warn you against that clerk at the ribbon counter. understand he has a wife in the east and left her on account of his bad habits, and his character, sir. his char acter-''
 The visitor became emphatic and excited.
 T beg your pardon" interrupted the manager: you were saying some thing about his character
 Well. sir. they say"
 "Ah, quite a difference, my dear sir; quite a difference My friend, such people as you may establish a reputation for man, but you can't touch his character. A mans charac. ter is what he is; his reputation s what people say he is Goodday sir"
 And the young man at the ribbon counter just kept on working and didn't feel a breeze-Denyer Times.
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A Would Be Salamander.

Fresh from a bath and the barber's chair, Justice George l., Walls sat in his court room yesterday with the sat :sfaction of feeling and knowing that he was innocent of precipitation. His clean-shaven face was smooth and cool, notwithstanding tho 1O5 degree thermometer.
 Three white men and a negro en- tered the court room sweltering with heat. their faces streaming with per spiration
 How do you manage ito" said one to Justice Walls.
 "Oh, I'm q salamander.s said the justice.
 This was evidently aew word to the negro, whose lips kept moving n silent attempt to pronuonce the strange word. Noticing the curious look with which the negro vas re. garding him. the justice explained that a salamander was a reptile that could go through fire and devour flames without feeling the heat
 "Foh de LaWd. boss, said the negro, q want to be one O them things when the resurrection day comes!"
 Justice Walls laugh was long and loud one.-kansas City Journal,
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For $1 ,ocO in Favcr of H. R. C. Eos
 ter,


 Several weeks ago Attorney Fl. R. c. Foster entered damage suit against Dr. G. w. Bell and several other colored men for an attoriey's fee in the sum of s1.00O In the plaintiff s complaint 1t was stated that the serv- ices of the plaintiff were engaged by the four defendants as legal advisers for them in looking after the interests of the deceased Flukers. and that after devoting his entire time for sev- eral days thereafter other counsel was engaged. and that he was never recom= pensed for his services
 Today the suit of H. R. c. Foster against G. w. Bell was before the cir cult court, and Foster was awarded judgment for $1,O00 by default It is understood that the judgment will be liquidated soon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-11
NATIONAL SPECIALISTS.
(Incorporated.) )
 Successors to pr. Keith.

Successors to pr. Keith.
 Permanent offices at Little Rock. Pine Bluff, Texarkana, Fort Smith and Helena
 Dr. Keith. who opened up offices In Pine Bluff, in January, made such remarkable success that he conclud- ed to open additional offices in this state. In order to do this, it was absolutely necessary to join forces with several of the leading and we'll known specialists of the country, and from now on all offices are under the direct control and supervision of the National Specialists.
 They are organized and incorpor- ated under the Arkansas state laws, full and scientific physicians and sur geons in the country.
 They have treated 1,792 cases i1 Arkansas, hundreds of whom have been cured after they had about given up all hopes.
 They treat all chronic and special diseases of men, women and children.
 If you need special treatment, con suit them at once and find out your exact condition. They will not tell you they can cure you unless they are positive
 Offices corner Second and Pine streets. over Citizens bank. Office hours a. m to 3 D. m. Consultation free Strictly confidential.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-11
sof Priest Who Would Deb ate With Archbishop.

ncinnati, O.. Oct. 1.-The Rev. cGrady. of Bellevue, Ky, who has en9ed Archbishop Corrigan to de. on socialism. does noL sand very with either clergy or laityt in this ity. The prominent among the yFignore him and even some of arishioners pay no attention to
 He is considered by the better mt as pestiferous and always ig notoriety.
 but year ago he wrote and had he'd book on socialism which rratic in the extreme, some DOT even being rambling anarchistic. hallenge is simply a desire for r notoriety. Archbishop Corri- nows of his character and would
 his challenge for this reason. 8 out the fact that it comes from mon priest in small parish and
 beneath his dignity as high 3. So little is McGrady thought his fellow-priests and others of ,th that he will not even be rep led for his seeming audacity,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-11
AUSTRIA WAKES UP.
Men to America to Study Mod. ern improvements.

kburg. Pa., Oct. 11.-To secure
 bn American machinery. appli 28 etc, to be used on public i'm l1$n ents in Austria. Carl Redlich, Y3iting and supervising engineer 68 imperial cabinet, accompanied IY,eust Braun, his chief assistant, m ward Falck, a private secretary
 nterpreter, arriver here today. rssKi]l make a tour of the country ling machinery, railroads, street @Ks and municipal improvements lie view of adopting many Ameri-
 ideas in Austria. The imperial .Sn ,.vSnaent has decided to eXpend ,OoO 900.
 , SR edlich says railroads are to in various parts of the Ire that have heretofore been un- 543ed. Canals will be built in rfo advance the commercial ln- 1fH of the country Tunnels are through mountains,
 l3 fact. every description of pub |1ijnrovements is included in the snow outlined by the government E Playground street railways will
 f constructed. To do these things
 rovernment has been obliged to se I'd a former policy of admitting 1nnorted machinery for improve work. and, as a consequence, rican industries are to be bene-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-11
Financial Statement.

The Sunday issue of the Daily Graphic and the next Wednesday issue of the Semi-Weekly Graphic will con tain the financial state of Jefferson county for the fiscal year ending Sep. tember 30, 1901.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-11
Three Cars Secured.

Mr Charles Senyard is in Shreve port, La, today trying to locate some cars to be used here during fair week. He wired that he was successful in more
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-11
Motion for New Trial Overruled.

The motion for new trial for Levi Raglan who was sentenced to the penitentiary recently for three years, was overruled, and Raglan will have to serve his term
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-11
 GRAND lARC ENY
On Charge of Stealing Lodge
 Charter.

Vim Townsend. a colored school teacher. and John H. Stafford, bar. Der. were arrested today on the charge of grand larceny. It is alleged that they stole a charter from local col ored lodge
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-11
NATION AT LIBERTY
Bonds and Prepares to Sue a City.

lg, w. Va, Oct. 11.-Carrie $ furnished bond to keep the appealed the case. so she
 e city for false arrest. She y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-11
Kentucky Festivities.

There is still good supply of pow der and lead and disposition to shoot In Hopkins county-Louisvile Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-11
Astounding CareIessness.

Kentucky stands aghast at the news that 24,060 natives of India were so unprepared as to die of snakebite last year.-Minneapolis Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-11
lnvitina Destruction.

Do not crook your finger at the young man with pistol in his pocket Dallas News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-11

How many women speak of their husbands as though they had no will of their own?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-11
Indeterminate.

according to the arithmetic Boers to surround 100000 It looks as if they were go- Il. Philadelphia Ledger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-11

ay men like to boast of an ce with other mems busi-
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WILL BE IGNORED.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-09-19
Rose Hill.

Granville Stringfellow Is building a new
hoHse which will add greatly TO the value
Of his property.
Come to the Sunday school convention
next Sunday at Rose Hill commencing on
Sunday at d. IN.
Mrs. Augustine and daughter Dora left
Tuesday for Perry, Oklahoma, to visit rela'
tives for three or four weeks.
Justin Il. Brown left on Monday for ITav
erford. Pa. Mr.. Brown has been a student
at Penn college for several years.
Rev. Houghham, of Des Moines, delivered
a fine address at the $. $. convention AT
the wymore church last Sunday night.
Rev. $. b. Gilbert and j. W. Doak at
tended the District S. S. convention at
Wright last Sunday. They report IA grand
good convention.
Elmer Tanner of Delta, was in Rose HI
ON Tuesday. and made this office n call.
DR. W. y. Wright, in company with
Thomas and Warren Cation, went to thu
hospital at Davenport on Saturday witt
| Thos, Cations little boy who was very low
with severe attack of appendicitis The!
performed an operation on, the little DO!
| Sunday morning, and he is reported as do
ing nicely.
Rev. :. b. Gilbert, of Rose Hill, left
Tuesday for Eldon to visit few days
Then he goes to Ottumwa TO attend tn,
annual conference Of the Free Methodist
| church. Rev. Gilbert and family hav,
| made lots of warm friends here since thei
stay in our town. Bro. Gilbert Is a Chris
| tian man Of the true time, one who has thu
| nerve to stand TO his honest convictions o
| right under any circumstances and all cir
substances.
We are glad to know that Mrs. Jennie
| Slocum, who went to the hospital at Day
| export for an operation for appendicitis, ha
got through nicely and will be home soon
Rev. ]. w. White, who has been ont II
| the state helping TO hold a number of dis
| tnct camp meetings for the Free Methods
| brethren for the last two months, arrived
| home on Monday much improved In health
DR.. J. +. Brown, V. s., Of Oskaloosa, wa
| called TO NJ. l.. Billick's on Tuesday on pro
| fessiOnal bus ness.
Rev. A. W. McBlain and wife left oil
Monday for Mrs. McIiain's fathers. Mrs
| Rhymes, near I'aintor. where they will vlsi
few days. Then Rev. McBlaln will go OF
| to Newton to attend the annual NJ. T.. con
ference Rev. McBlsin las Iabored 70
| three years on the Rose Hill circuit an'
| has done a noble work. too. II he should
! be sent to some other field TO labor in tbs
| future, we feel that Rose IIill will lose T
| noble. good Christian family. While Bro
McBlan has done a grand good work her
ON this circuit. he and his good wife bay,
made hosts of friends socially.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-09-19
Original NOTICE.

state of Iowa, Mahaska County.
To Jesse Weatherby, George West
lake, Price Jones, William p, Van
Cleave and Henry A. Smith: You
and each of you are hereby notified
that there is now on file In the office
of the Clerk of the District Court of
Mahaska county, Iowa, the petition
of Robert u. Kiser, against all ofyou
as defendants, asking the court TO
grant him decree quietinR his title
In and to the following described
real estate, situated and lying In Ma
haska county Iowa, To, wit; Lots One,
Two and Three of the irregular sur
vey of the northwest quarter OF sec
ton twenty two, township seventy
seven, north of range seventeen, west
of the 9th p. M.-aaid survey appear
ing on pRge 429 of plat book one in
the office of the Recorder of Mahaska
county, Iowa, said lot two also be-
ing lot three of the irregular survey
of the east half OF the northwest
quarter OF said northwest quarter APP
pearing on page 1856 of said plat book
one.
And also the south seven-eights
Of the northeast quarter of the south
east quarter OF section twenty.one In
said township seventy-seven;
And also beginning at point
twenty-six rods east of southwest
corner of the southeast quarter of
the northeast quarter OF said section
twenty-one, running thence north
eighty rods; thence east twsnty-two
rods; thence south eighty rode;
thence west twenty-five rods TO place
Of beginning.
The petition also ask that you be
forever barred and stopped from
having, claiming or asserting any
lien upon or interest in or title 70 the
said real estate adverse TO plaintiff
and for such other and further relief
az equity will allow.
You are further notified that unless
you appear and defend thereto on or
before noon Of the second day of the
next term Of said court. which will
| he begun and held at the Court House
in the city OF Oskaloosa, Iowa, on
the Grst day OF October, 1901, your
default win be entered and Judgment
and decree rendered for plaintiff as
prayed In his petition
LIsToN McNmLEH,
5w4 Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-09-19
Leighton.

The Thermometer said IS this morning.
Quite contrast from what II was few
days ago.
There will he union memorial services
held here in the Reformed church Thurs
day at two O'Clock
John Price is going to Wayland, Missouri.
tomorrow, TO visit for a while with his
brother Frank and family, and to sport
some with his gun
All Of the people about here who have
peach trees say they are quite fun. The
hot weather affected them some, as they
are not as large as they usually are.
The classes Of the Reformed DUTCH
church meet here today. II is their regu,
lar fall meeting Quite a number OF strang-
ers are expected TO be in attendance.
Madison Taylor is stu quite feeble. but not
in a dangerous condition. lie was feeling
some better yesterday.
The school board met in regular session
last night and finished the business that
came before them. Frey Bros. got the jot
Of furnishing the coal for the school hous'
for this term at y cents per bushel deliy
cred They reelected Joe Redmsn treas
urer and W. y. voorhees, secretary
The dark cloud that fell over our nation
Is depleted ON the faces Of all OF our people
There never was cloud so thick but wha
there was sunshine on the other side. W
hope that when this cloud is lifted from u
as a nation that the sunlight Of peace an'
good win may shine the more brightly, am
that snarehlsm may be blasted from ou
fair land