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ST. Petersburg. July &c. The |
Car and Czarine are at present
living at their fav. rite country
palace, Tsarikoe Sell in anticipa-
ton of happy event. Russia is
in eager anticipation also, for the
expected event has deep politl-
Cal Significance that cannot falA
to have a direct bearing on the
empires future policy. Should
the looked for hnir be son, he
will, should he live, in course OF
time become emperor of Russia,
and will be reared under the pol
i,ical influence of the present
Gar, thus practically insuring
a continuation of the enlightened,
progressive policy of Nicholas IL.
The Gar has four children, all
of them daughters. While the
government OF Russia is an absu-
lutte hereditary monarchy, and
while the will Of the Emperor Is
law, yet he cAunot transfer MS
throne TO his daughter. II Mich
olas II. should die before d son Is
born to him, his successor would
be his brother, the Grand Duke:
Michael, born in 1873. Thelatter
is,entirely under the Influence OF
: his mother, the D::wager Empress
} Marie Dagmer, widow Of Emperor
. Alexander ILL.,, now in her fifty
fifth year. These few facts pos
: sess important political siguiti
!. canoe, which may change the
i future history Of Europe to
e marked degree, and as any radi
g cal change IN Russian policy may
r vitality affect every great Eu
ropean power, all the world Il
naturally concerned.
e There are now political partie
S in Russia, as the term is under
stood in the rest of the world
but there are rival factions a
court which serve the purpos
admirably. At present there ar
' Two of these rival parties or fat
v tions. One is headed by the Dow
"a ager Empress, and her infuenc
is is almost equal to that OF IN
% Car. 1t embraces many of thos
e highest in authority, includiu
. dignitaries of the church, tn
S. army and the schools. 1t
le known as the reactionary part.
1T and it represents all the despo
ID ism and iiliteracy of Russia unde
the old Emperor. -,
The Cars plans for more Ii
eral education for the masses al
are not executed by his Ministt
of Public Education. His Mini
ry ter of War is sohrmly attached
ay the Dowager Empress that it
IA even doubted the Gar cou
~: ~ count on thesupport of his armle
VIZ All efforts of the Gar for Il
a amelioration of the agricultur
a elias ses have been as firmly 9
he posed by his Minister of the !
mo terror,
" The situation, almost intolerat
> asitis to thepresent Car, exh's
he only becas he has no male he
BILE Up to the present time his chl
rem are all girls and barred tr'
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Wanted 20 Rent

a cottage III 3 or 4 rooms. Must
not te over 500 or $500 per
month. Centrally located. Call
at RECORD Office or address 2.
-. box i'll.
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North Pacific Saengerfest.
cial to theRecOrd.

Special to the Record.
Seattle, Wash, July 26.-Ar-
riving trains today brought hun-
dreds of German singers Tor the
North Pacific Saengerfest. Ihey
come from Portland, Spokane,
Tacoma, Walla Wal!a, Vancouver
and other cities and Seattle is
decorated with the German ana
American colors in their honor
The program will be ushered IN
this evening with big coAcert
in Seattle theatre under the d.
rection of Prof. Alfred Lueben..
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Whitel.w Reid Coming Home

BY Union Associated Press.
London, July 26.-Mr. ard
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid sailed from
So champion for New York to-
day on tho American liner, Phila-
,...... III, i..v:'i eVu,.rry. hy
tho kings order, acI ''nraN'' q
..c,.ren itiun am i,;t>sados Z" u
st aI!i'f.
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Ai.,lurs for sale, seven block
vi pus,rMe,.: e. Kingman. III
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Eor Sale-A ull.blooded Jer-
sew COW: will be fresh soon. For
particulars enquire Of j. K. Mou-
ton. LUZ w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-08
Quickly lrR ges W.Je.

Nine|alnl, y. j., Feb. 7.--Bareiy
had the inL dried on he ChH,lc.l-
lorS decree granting an absolute
Iiy"rc" I" Mr.. Nina L"i,ov Buck
from her hu,honl, DR.. Ralph f.
HucE, "i ,,NrwIirll, wlon the latter
last might nlari"d Miss l.. Grace
i'iciin.tn, Of Mala9a. Miss Rich
mHn was 'i@ur,l rs correspondent
i'll ill., 'ait for divorce. Til" we'd
DIM vas i, tore Il H,tirr ct the
peace, H't VAS Witnessed only hv
tine inuiii, Of tine bride and
groom.
d. Back ami his n,v wife are
n"w living In%n elegantly furnish
et h'mc on Salon avrnur. IIc
viii 'ontinur his medical practice.
The Chancellor, decree Grant
Ing Mrs. Buck the divorce stated
that "tllr allegation, in the bill OF
complaint were proved and the de-
frndan! Was convicted Of adultery.
Mrs. Buck received alirnpny dur
iu1 the litigation.
Mrs.. Buck "uspcrt,,l that her
husband WIS untrue and followed
him and Miss Rirhman last slim
m"r to Atlantic City, where they
had registered as man ard wife Il.
the Ne" England Hotel. She
next followed them 10 rhiIaIrI-
piia aud found i"m early in the
morning at lodging house.
The pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, al Malaga, call
cd upon Miss i;irhman. "Gracc"
SAID the pastor. ''if vun wish Ia
stay in the Church and fry to dis.
prov" the accusations viii see
that .yon get Il fair trial. bat, ar-
rord!n@ to the evidences | have
gained, YOU cannot b" permitted to
remain a member Of the Church
without Church triad.
II believe in DR.. Buck heart and
soul and r:moot h"Ip loving Iim,
pasSionat"l.v replied Miss Rich
man TO her pastor, She then W.
signed.
Prayer meetings were ipchI b.
the church member, i,} Miss Rich
man, bat that Young WOMAN re-
manned ,jcad!asl IN her HrrIa,a-
tons of Ioy" for the physi'iauaoi
said sh" "intcn,Iod getting him if
she could.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-08
TRADE CONDITIONS

70 Ee continued.

january Failures Excessive - Pig
Iron Hard to Ict.
NEW YORK, Feb. S.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review Of trade says:
''ina returns Of commercial failures
during Ianuary cNtbit an exception
ally large number Of insolvcncics and
also all unusual amount of defaultcd
liabilities. In manufacturing lines
there were "i4 failures. involving ST.
3uS,3iS, an increase of 81 ,6DI SOL over
the liabilities last year. Drfaulting
traders numbered l.lon with liabilities
of 81, lj.9122. an increase Of IT. in
number and Sl,SO1, 1863 in amount. Mis-
cclIancous failures were 30 in number
and SSsG,1s1 in liabilities, exceeding
January. 1901, by ten in number, but
showing Il derrcasc Of S321, Il2 in de-
fallled liabilities.
Interruption to railway traffic and
outdoor work by severe storms WAS
the only unfavorahir factor in the
business situation during the past
week, while manufacturing activity
increased, and distribution through r..
tail channels YVES l.ndiminiShcd. Re-
ports from the west are especially en-
coiirag:ng. but a few southern points
are slow to exhibit improvement. Rail
way earnings continue their monotO-
nous record If increase.
Activity in General at shoe shops, par
i,,, ,,lt N
factories arc shipping at the rate of
per cent more than last year.
Famine conditions exist in the mar
kci for pig iron. II is doubtful whether
tic nation! when this metal was so
Scarce. Considering the fact thai pro-
dnctiUn daring 1901 WIS far beyond all
H"I inuS records. til. present shortage
ln4''d"Etod rate at which the mills
have been "OuSnlling.
Railways are ST. Urgent for supplies
lat nn or''I1 fol rails may 90 Abroad
In I'll" !i.jl Of dies" reports it is not
hat Exports # iron aud steel
tall ,'I and foreign contracts receive
SGlNly utt"'!E,Un.
Compared with the crratic course Of
III" cereals during the preceding monih
ut two. produce markets have been
quiet this week Exporters of wheat
cviic" Il disposition to wait for easier
t'rm'. hut shipments on odd orders
Wrr" i.f2I,:'J bushels against 1880.
.lsi Il year ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-08
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

New Castle, Feb. S.-Tho bark
Lillian is still leaking and the water
| gain.d about two feet on the men,
who were kept busy at the pumps.
They arc all suffering from severe
colds and the captain is under the
care Of DR.. Stewart. lie is threat.
encd with pneumonia. a tug which
came alongside the bark last evening
| placed a suction pipe in the hold of
| thc leaking boat and pumped the
water out. This vessel has on board
a number OF shells and conchs from
foreign shores A report was circu-
lated yesterday that the boao had
smallpox on board. This was found
TO be untrue, The trouble was col is
sustained from exposure by the men
in the cold and stormy weather
through which they have recently
passed. This il the first time they
have been IN wintry climate for 3
years, their vessel always being in
the tropics during our winter seasons
City ice boats Nus. Q and 3, were
here yesterday and brought a bark in
harbor. The ice boats remained but
short time and left for Delaware
City.
A number Of skaters were out ON
the ice on the river yesterday and
sevcraiskated for some distance along
the shore.
Arthur r. Kee who has occupied
the Riverside farm for several years
las tenanted The GleDc farm which
has been titled by Joseph Higgins for
many years. Mr.. Kee will continue
his dairy and serve milk here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Is. j. petheram of
Sliencathcs, N. Y. who have been
visiting IN Washington. u. G.. for
two weeks, arrived here today to
spend several days as the guests of
Mrs. Emily Truss, mother Of Mrs. |
Pethcram.
Mrs. W. Marvin Truss, who has
been visiting relatives in Delaware
City, returned here today.
Miss Clara s. Howard Of philade,-
phia, has been the guest Of friends
in this city.
Edward and Miss Ella Robertson
OF Wilmington, have been visiting
here.
Mrs. John II. Martin and daughter
OF Philadelphia, have been visiting
relatives here.
In the X. Of j. hall last evening
the Tuesday club mad delightful
time a. Il progressive eEchrc and
dance. Friends froM Philadelphia,
Wilmingtonoand Delaware Civ we're
present. The prizes were won by
Misses Annie Parks and Mary Duffy,
of Wilmington, Mrs John s;chuchardt
Philadelphia. Josie Fitzgerald, Win
Eic She.idan and Birdie Booth of this
city, II. a. MoniyIe, Joseph Duean,
John Clark aud Joseph Konctzer,
Wilmington, James Duffy and Frank
this city. James Mcguire
won the consolation prize.
The Citizens Curnet Band cnliycn.
Ell the town last evening with ex-
rcllent music as the baud went to
The Opera House. The return of the
Did Maids from Oklahoma was the
attraction at the Opera House last
nvcnng. The house was crowded
md old maids and young maids
agreed that there is nothing like a
man in this beautiful world.
Rev. T.. l.. Hubbard will occupy
he pulpit Of the NJ. Il. Church to.
MORROW.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-08

without knowing you?" repeated
Craig. II do not understand"
She placed one delicate hand on ei
tlcr of his shoulders and looked stead
lily into his eyes with an expression
that Craig Wyndham never forgot.
You We're his friend, and you will
be my friend" she said. "NIr. Wynd
ham, Burr PendIeton's father was my
father. He was my brother. l was his
sister, and he Is dead and never knew
it. Oh, if | had only told him all that
night! But l did not dare-I did not
dare. You will believe me? You will
not doubt me? He was my brother
my brother! And I was SO proud Of
him! loved him-I loved himw
In her great sorrow she forgot all
else. She remembered only that she
was in the presence of the man who
had been her brothers friend and who
would ne her friend, and she laid her
head against his stalwart shoulder and
went anew
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-08
PRESIDENTS SON I'LL
Theodore ROOSEVELT, Jr., Is
Stricken With Pneumonia.
MOTHER SUMMONED TO BEDSIDE.
Latest Reports From Lads Sickrnoin
at GrotOn. Mass. Are Not Alarm
Ing - The school Closed BE-
cause of Much Sickness.

Latest Reports From Lads SickrnoIn
mt Groton. Mass. Are Not AIarm-
Ing - The school Closed BE-
cause of Much Sickness.
GROTON. Mass. Feb s. The condi-
ton Of Theodore Roosevelt. Jr., son Of
President Roosevelt and student u
! Groton school, who is i'll of pneumonia,
is reported "as comfortable as could he
expected Those who are in attend
anCc at the lads bedside decline to
awe anything more definite. 1t is un-
derstoad at the school, however, that
the patient shows some Improvement.
The school is now practically desert
ed, for nearly all of the 100 students
have departed for their homes.
Mrs. Roosevelt arrived here from
Washington via Boston on the first
morning train. Arrangements had been
made to meet her at the station. the
school being about half Il mile distant.
From sources outside the school it
was learned that the presidents son
caught cold Il day or two ago. and the
trouble proved stubborn. Thursday
evening the symptoms grew more srri-
Gus, and at midnight pr. W. h. War
rcn. the school physician. WAS called.
Remedies were prescribed at once, and
yesterday morning the patient was no
worse. and il WAS hoped that aid had
been "i"cn in time TO check the prog
ross OF the disease. President HnoSe-
welt was Informed of the situation, and
II WAS suggested that the boys mother
should come to Cirulon. This course
was decided upon.
An attempt was made to induce
President Peabody to talk about tli"
ease. Int his refusal was rs persistent
M It had been previously. He did say.
however. that besides abiding by the
rules Of tine school in refusing to give
OUT news be was acting in accordance
With tine expressed wish of President
Roosevelt
There has been Il great deal Of illness
at The school of late. There are several
other cases of pneumonia besides that
IF young Roosevelt, and the school has
been closed for two weeks on account
of the prevailing sickness The boys
have been in the habit Of running
about bnrthealrd all winter. This Is
thought to account for some of the Sc
riOlls colds.
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this little parlor at that hour, and you
will share It with Dle."
II offer an amendment, Carmen. I
will call here with carriage at noon.
You aud and the stone image at the
other end Of the room will drive out
together and have luncheon at a place
l know"
She assented without question, and
neither could fOresee what grave com.
pllcations this arrangement was dcs-
tined to bring about.
A moment later Craig babe the sister
OF his friend good night and was driv-
en- to the Waldorf, where for ten min
utes he showed himself conspicuously
in the corridors. Then he had himself
driven directly to his own apartments.
1t WIS midnight when he entered,
and the party We're just leaving the
card table to devour the ample spread
that had been prepared for them by
Wyndham's orders.
or course they chaffed him about his
absence. Men always 10 that sort OF
thing, and Wyndlam expected it. Es-
cndera alone had nothing to say re-
garding the matter.
AS soon as there was an opportunity
Carleton Riggs drew Wyndham aside
and whispered:
"Awfully sorry, old man. I played
as recilessly as could. but won like
n house alire for all that. The Mexi-
can is the biggest loser, but think 1t
is because he seemed to have no heart
in the game. Half the time he didn't
seem to i.now what he held. and almost
always be had to be told when to come
in. Funny thing, that. have been
told that he Is an expert with cards"
Its all right, Carleton" replied
Craig. ~ am glad you won. The win.
nlngs are yours, you know; the losses
would have been mine. Not q word.
You have done me greater service
than you know. think | know why
Escudcra did not pay much attention
to the game, but 1t does not NATTER"
RIO Ia c,niinuoN
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1lHGt'Li.l Ton.

| DRGcLAIA,.TON.
J. state of y, ',w,rr
EX:",.t.yr Druaftutrnt.
whereas, Martin y, !iirrl' state 4rtnU eg
Of tile st,ta -: Delaware, has Ics,r.:"ii !" ,isg
u lit Of I" l.ura,lops, WATCH 'ur $50 years
ncxs preceding such report, hEre iai.r. Ia
pay thu taxes ..s>os,cd aga nst ,t.In nnn;,l.e
by them under the law Of tins stnt":
Now, therefore T. Joan Hunn d, i.rr,n in
issLs this Proc,hma IN prrorhtn,. 10 tn Dru-
vision, nt sections 10 sad u. tuan,"r Is Nyl.
ume .: law .f prlawAtM, entitled, "a Ac,
to raise r v,nu fer the Stat" Lv rrxintltG.
| tam Corporations" and do hereby 80, ,arc
under t.'is act Of the Lo. s!n!,rc Il ~ no
! charters o: tie followin. t""pora,ini.l re-
jOrttdRs atnre-aid. are repeated
| Antitrust baking ! uwdprGt .urary, Amer.
ica's Historic Famlci | nY'l-n,ns Company.
| American oinmnrcial tDm psn,. America
| and The World Company. The Areas tom
| pany. Aln$fir..n Aierca.tIiu ompany, Arrtn-
tine Pets:'.".m Company, B,n. on Motar
| Tracficii t,nrany, Tha li"marrii phti -hins
| company O iseriin and Nnw YORK.. CGpprr
situation t'..pany. Crescent M!Htns Com.
| pnny. Cjlrm1iIn isnetcii F1-t Freight Line.
The Cuba Farming Company. Tn. t~nnrr.
cial Company Of Americs he iNtrich nah
Company. The Dietrich 'irat ,umpnDy. The
Delaware Office Realty hnd Trust Company,
Danvil!r, Virginia, Tobacco Warehouse Com.
pany. Erie Canal Electric Traction Company,
Edison Chemical t"mnans The finance
Trading Company. lro't tei""ly -. umra.y,
Flood and Uo,npauy,lne George 4. b, ontway
Company, Goettcra Eian,g'ti .rast Car liUek
company The Gates i.uciuy Hooi; Company,
General Music Company. Tho 'i!ntne Com.
Ci.ar Misunderstanding Coulpary. Hons Benefit
Company. Hacienda de Ia r,;,.i G Company,
Home tompanJ of Now YORK, Interstate
Telephone Construction Cor! phny, inter state
Exhibition Company, Kn.tNe'bock"r Hot"s
end springs Company, Locomotive Smoke
Prevention Coinpany. Tue L. A, w Pyle Com.
papy Mast or nd Company Maryland
Floor Tile (pInunny hArti,u 80 n
Paint and hemiaai Company Of Delaware,
McA Iaster coa' Mining Company, Moore Ven.
tilator Company. National ila,c'! COMPANY
Trust Company. The Necay COMPANY Pull.
fishers, Nat! onal Amusement Company. The
Rico Cooperative Fruit Company. Pennsy!.
vhn,a Cope and Mining, Company, Peoples
Goopsratiys Laundry and supply Company.
ganv Standard Nut Lock Company. Safety
chine Attachments Company. Sanitary survey
;ne SssRiay - rssss' d b::s
iss cospsay' ~. Iis,ss ssa Killing CONF JON.
". J. Bush and Company and ". Toritci
In T.st.mony Whereof, J. John
HUM, Governor OF tho state OF Dol
aware, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great Sea, of the
State TO be hereto affixed this TWEEN.
" eighth day Of January. in the
tseal) year Of our Lord one lhou,snd n!ne
hundred and two and q the hide.
pondence of this Unitei states Of
America the one hundred aud TWEEN.
ty.eixth.
BY the Governor,
JOHN HJNS.
CALEB Il. LAYTON,
secretary OF Ssala. GS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-08

A SERPENT WITH IT'S FANGS DRAWN
TX A YIIEN Carmen had recovered
Wv" and the two were seated
again, both silently think
ing. 1t occurred to Craig IL
glance in the direction Of the duenna
Apparently she had not moved OF
glanced in their direction, for she was
still placldly engaged upon that inle'
scrbable work.
1t was Craig who broke the silence.
Miss pendleton," he began, and she
looked up in nmazement. THAT is
your true namc." he continued, land |
think | should SO address YOU" lie
added.
'Not IL you are to be the friend |
need, as you will know after you have
heard all that | have to tell YOU" she
said dcmurcly.
"What thenT he asked.
"Carmcn.' She replied simply.
so lie it, he said gravely. II will
address yon BY your given name, and
in Ill things ! will try to be to you
what Burr would have been had he
lived. But that is not what intended
to Sny. There Is something CONCERNING
the death of Burr that You should
know. Perhaps you have heard that lie
left his fortune to me-
"No,' she replied, Il had not heard
Of IT,"
lie did, absolutely. as people sup
pose. but that Is not true. 1t was left
to ma-tli:it is, tie bulk of it WIS left
to me- in trust for you"
''ln tr"H-ror-m meg"
YES"
But he did not know
''iic suspected. There was a docu-
ment LETT TO me with his will. That
We VIII read over together later. He
only believed that there might be
half brother or sister somewhere in the
world, probably in Mexico, and he di-
rertcl NE 70 search
She raised one hand and stopped him.
MIR. Wyndlam - she began, and lie
Interrupted her.
You have forgotten something, Car
men," he said
''What is ("
"My given name"
"Oh, well, l will finish what was
about TO say. have n reason, Il very
strong reason, which you will under
stand after We have talked about the
duel. why | 10 not want one word said
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-08

WASHINGTON. Feb. s. The Illness
of Th"Nior" Roosevelt. .Ir. has Chang
ed very greatly the plans of he prcSi-
dent for his trip TO Charleston 10 visit
the exposition there. Til" trip POSSIBLY
may have to hu abandoned altnGrlir,'
hlt the present ltlrtos" IL. to iElh" Il
flying visit 10 the exposition and 10 70
turn immediately after the most i'm
poriGnt functions in which it has been
arranged IA" presidential part! should
participate. No Iadir., will accompany
tn" presidential l,a,ty owrg 10 the al
sencc of Mrs. Roosevelt and the hue
riel nature Of the modified arrange
EFuts.
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The following stock, farm indictments. &c,
~ uur gcni work or driving horses, J.!
,I-3+' h"ah Gairy COWS. +pnc fresh n ri
nrd cltsr slr!ne.r-, including thor. .E.a
ons!hird Eo!'tein. Lrr.ey hull. . heilrrs
srlne c'osr sprIngrr-.
IN. chunl farm imrlomen's-2 denrhoons,
surrey, s!tisI, harness. etc. Gopher incuba.
Tor, l :. .iarntoI. hay d, the ton corn by
the hush"!: IL ease Of bal weather the St0cl:
VIII BE- sol | un.ir' shelter. :. credit OF 0
months On 7"lns ut 80 aud over by pTrrhas.
~ Eiv'nr barE4Llt hrs9 with approved en-
DO. - +; I per cent Discount for cash.
ALBERT FEA%EISH.
i. e.. ~'ith@m, Ave. fiSlI Is II Ii
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The remains 'l Mrs Francis A
Brannan, wife Of William Brannan
near Milford \ Roads, Mil Greet
hundred, Delaware, who departed
this life, December 10, 1901, va;
borne to her final resting place i'll
lower Brandy Cemetery on the
following Saturday. December Ii,
followed by many dear friends.
How sad and desolate seems gu,
home now since mother has gone. \
faithful wife, a good Christian woman
II kind, useful, esteemed freud aud
neighbour has been taken ilo.n among
us. gone from works to rewards, and
truly can we say more knew her bat
to love her.
\ patient long sufferer With that
most deceptive trouble consumption.
How many long lays We watched
her frall form ai II wasted away be-
meath its destroying influence, until
bv and by the last little tender cord
that bound mother to us was severed
by the grim messenger of Death, to
he reunited only in Heaven. II WAS
Il hard blow indeed to loose mother
and we Gun hardly understand why
it Should he, but God who ducth ali
thing, well has laid the plan and TO
her he made it plain. lie is able to
solve all mysteries # VIC only
obey the voice of Him we too will
understand what to Us now seems
darkness. Game unto me all We that
labor and are heavy laden. and will
give you rest. fake my yoke upon
you and learn of me, for am meek
and lowly of heart and yc shall find
rest unto your sauis. For my yoke is
easy and my burden is light. Mat. /;
These are some Of the promises OF
our blessed Saviour, he is able to full.
ill even unto the uttermoSJ.
J usta little while TO watch and wonder
When the summons fer us will come
Justalittle while to wait dear mother
Till we'll be gathering home.
inst little while until the shadows
or our lives are fully grown,
Jl>ta little while to wait dear mother
Til! we be gathering home.
Just i little while until the trials,
And care, OF life are outgrown;
Just alittlc while to wait dear mother
Til wen be gathering home.
Just a little while until q message
Comes ringing from the dome;
Oh may we all be ready dear mother
10 meet you in that happy home.
Where no cares. no trials, OF sorrows,
10 the faithful will ever come.
Where the loved ones of earth all
Gathering round the Great White
TnyDne.''