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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11
.9aniteren" Sresas .. II. September 1908.

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gbelie % 9ane til at BRUCE Den JON
en- 8ilre, Der rinoer meo leoenoe gano,
ca 6por De fan bsnte Rarins % Be
cerfpegelie for oeres Ipirenoe 5roslip.
Oct er ben beaiae Strift. Ri iabner
i oore Stoler. o9 iom ri mda bare
inofprt, life / 6orm at nogle 9raa6er.
h9naenoe unoer en- eaer anbsn bog
matit0 definition men / 5orm At Ielue
bet nne 5eitamente, til bpert eneIte
Barn. iaa Def fan I9re at tenoe, bpils
ten Rigoom bet ~inoeboloer, % faa bets
gubbommelige Yeeii fan tafts III Star
oper lnoernisningen - lore, at &riz
itenoommen life er noget, BET mas
bare lGrt uoenao for Al blipe tonfir=
meret, men ct 9io. bet Ital ipge R9s
ring for, lite blot, meoens bet gudr /
Stole, men belle bets 9ip, og at ben
beaige Strift er langt risere o9 mere
interesfant. eno 9~9rebogen LOB for
more.
@i mac oerfor meeet enIte, at Stos
lens Religionsunoerpisnin bringeS /
narmers 5iltnptuins til ben beIige
Strift - napnlie BET me eitamente,
% at bette bliper Def centrdls 6i9lpes
miobeI PED Stolens afiluttenoe Reli=
gionsunoerpisning.
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aIasier bapoe lit Rne 5eItamente,
tunoe ma unber grugen al bette life
Blot itptte ben biitoriite 1~noerpis=
ming, men ogiaa 9anite dnoerleoes
fremme gsrnenes aeneffa6 til gibez
lens 9R~reinobolo. %naOnlig Oeo At laoe
bonn l9re ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stptter
efter en- n9rmere beitemt plan, oeg
pcr | Sperensitemmelie meo 99rsbos
gems 6opeoitptter. Wan Diloe oers
igennem life blot fnd 9eiligbeb, men
ogiaa rigt Stof til Samtale msuem
Q9reren og gsrrene ON Striftens
QGreinObolo, osns llotrptsmdabe.
9iQeoiprog o. I. B., Der o9iaa Oilpe
tiene til at lette grrnenes 99sning
al ZEN belige Strift uben for StpIsn.
Man oiloe o9iad berpeo opnuu at
TONNE mere bort ira ben ofte no9et
itise aatetiiotion, Der let bliOer tsr %
6egre6sm9siig iamt forleoer gprnene
til at benntte iia al uoenaol9rte Spdr
/ Steoet for pirtelig at trGnge inb /
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% gerns piIoe, ndar bet bebdnolenes
paa en- mere fri % let Maaoe gennem
SamtaIe / 5ililutning til et opIGit
et1ffs.
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mao ri altTaa snite bet glne 5eitamens
te inofert / Sfnlens brjere alasier.
foroi rem Del at StoFet, Der tunOs
rare Gale ON al benntte, Der fremtr6s
Der / en- Jorm, Der er langt mere til
gGnoelig for gernene ug ligger Oeres
5oreTtiaingstreOs uoifiaist narmsre
sno 9~9rebo9ens = og bette piloe /
6eiere Grab bare 5ilfaloet. ON
rem autoriiereoe Speri9tteIie bar faa
gco. iom zen burpe bare.
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5orm. bpori bel fremtraber, ituur /
iad ringe 5ililutning til gernenss
Gin. er bet, at be LATER bet uceHs
ao ira Gnoe til anoen.
aunoe Der oerfor paa bette Sms
raaoe ife en- Reform, Der bobOe til
5elee, at llnberpisningsn blep brugt
i oirstte 5ilflutnins til ben be1i9s
Sfrift, pilOs ben fittert tiens til 5rem.
me at Ell frugtbringenbe Religonsun.
oerpisning iamt brinee nogle at be
monqe Slayer ober q~9re6ogen til
5an3feb. IN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

giaebe ira 5inluHO at u n a.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

Entered at the Post Office at Blair, ..eb.,
ss second-klas matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-25
A AGINAT ELGIN.
ChickAsha Cotton Oil Company is
Building Four. Stand Ma
chine There.

The Chiekasha Cotton oil com
are the hackers Of the new cotton
gin which is soon TO be built at
ElgID. Three car loads Of lumber
are now unloaded 81 the depot and
Eve or six more cars are expected
daily. Four caas of brick will be
usel in the construction of the
several buildings.
The gin will be four stands and
when completed will cost in the
neigeborhood OF $1,000. Ali OF
tue machinery, including q large
50-horse power engine, will he OF
the latest and most improved pat
tern
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-25
MRS. NEWMAN ENTERTAINs
A Pleasant Card Party Enjoyed
by Whist Devotees
Last Evening.

Mrs. B. L. Newman ltertained
at cards last evening at her Eless-
ant home on Kansas avenue. The
evening vas delightfully."- spent
and at the conclusion Of the games
prizes were awarded to Miss Rob-
inson and Mr.. Mccannell, and
consultations to Miss Harrison and
Mr.. Ross. The guests inclu led (:
Misses Hope and Mildred Hew-
lit, Williams. Harris, OwsIey,
Harrison, Galloway, Ross, Robin
son, Hampton, Ina and Ora Pagan. !.
Messrp, SIgmon, Owsley, BaRtllDg,
Morgan, MsCannell, Brownson,
ByaD, Knowles, Ross, Atkins,
and Fesler.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-25

Ruy Psnola cooking oil Of your
xsocef. II is manufactured in
ChIcknsha. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-25
IAIUR Is Captured
Forger Caught in DalIam County
By Sheriff ]. N. Webb.
He Raised a Certified Check !
Omcers Havs Been Looking for
Him-He Was Posing A.
An Attorney In a Little
Texas Town.

j. r. Tatum, the man who last
fall attempted 70 swindle the Oiti-
zsns National Bank OF Chickasha
out Of q large sum Of money, has
been arrested in Dallam County,
Texas, by eheria J. n. Webb, who
acted upon the authority Of war
rant from an indictment found By
the TarPant county grand jury
eight months ago. Tatum was
brought to Ft. Worth Thursday
from DalIum county and placed in
jail, where be will await trial.
Tatum's crime will be we'll re.
membered BY the citizens Of Chick
asha, ys it was fully reported in
the Express at the time Of It's &C.
currence. Tatum came here and
was In the city two or three weeks
before be attempted to operate.
He introduced himself as a stock.
man and cattle buyer. He deposit
cd t25 OF the Citizens National
Bank, securing certified check
for the same. He then raised the
check BY adding lev ciphers and
commas and words 10 81 300
The check Thus altered was depos-
lied in q bank IN Tarrant county,
Tslam drawing $500 Ofthe amount
for personal use. He then skip
ped the country, while the raised
check, after passing through the
regular channels of the clearing
house, hually turned up at the
Citizens National for payment. II
ives, Of course, turned down, and
en- investigation was set on foot
by tbe ottisials Of the bank which
finally laid bare the whole tran
section, and placed Tainm IN q
very unenviable light. The mat
ter was brought before the Tar
raut county grand jury with the
result that Tatum was indicted for
forgery.
Since then the .ofiers Of both
the Indian Territory snd Texas
have been looking for Tatum high
and low, without result, until q
few days ago, when he was located
at Dalhart, Texas. BE was prac.
ticsng Law in the town, hung out
his shlDRle and apparantly bad the
respect and esteem OF the inhabi-
tants. he was accompanied TO
Fl. Worth by G. b. Step, 8 Dal-
hart attorney, who is very much
interested IN bis case.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-25
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT
Sweet Strains OF Music Will Be
Heard on Corner Of Fourth
and Chickashs Avenue.

The Chickasha Concert Band,
under the direction of Prof. Geo.
Fox will give their regular open
air concert ct the corner OF Fourth
and Chickasha avenue tonight.
The band has been working on
some new music for several weeks
past and much Of the program TO-
night will be devoted to this.
There will also be plenty Of the
old fsvorites, aud both popular
and classic selections will be rem
dered. Come out and bring your
family, your sweetheart or your
lady friend, and enjoy the music.
It's all free.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-25
NEWS AT MINc0.
Items Of Interest Clipped From
the Minstrel Of Interest
to Ohickasha.

Billy Waters shot a mad dog
Tuesday 10 the alley back of his
house.
T. 7. Johnson vent TO Gaines
vile, Texae, last Saturday, and
returned Sunday with Mrs.. John
son and the bsby.
J. N. Robbins, manager for
Davidson s Case, reports quite q
number Of new houses going up
around Minco. He sold lumber
fsF several new houses this week.
A mule team, buggy and har-
ness was stolen two miles west Of
Lesl Saturday night. The mules
we're the property of Roy Black
and Mrs. Black bewslls the loss OF
buggy and harness. One black
and one sorrel mule, black mule
slightly lame 10 right hind leg;
sorrel mule branded G on jaw.
There is considerable complaint
among our merchants about their
mail being carried by. HaRdly q
day passes but the touth bound
mail is carried down into Texas
somewhere, returning 10 the after
noon. A mail clerk informs us
that the trouble is caused by not
having time enough to work the
mail between El Reno and here.
Bingham s. Johnson's celebrated
cowboy polo team will play an ex-
hibition game Of polo at Shawnee
Sunday. The boys have been
praoticiDg up until they have the
game down fine. Polo is q game
that calls for the utmost skill in
horsemsnship and is as thrilling as
q Wild West show. Minoo hss
some Of the best players, as well as
the best ponies, in the country.
Bingham & johnson intend to play
a series of exhibition games
through Oklahoma, playing at
Oklahoma City IS soon as they
can get a date.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-25


~ lFff -4 TVW q
To supply crystal, frozen, dis
titled water At lees than 5 cents
a gallon-25 lbs. melted ice
makes 8 gallons Of pure, crystal,
distilled water, free from the
slightest tsint Of disease germs.
Cool drinks, cool food and pure
water insures health in hot
weather
Ghlekasba Crystal lee Co.
Capacity 40 tons daily.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-25
THEY MUST PAY.
Taylor Says There Will Be No
TempcrizinR With Those Who E,
Refuse to Pay Tribal Tax.

Mr.. Stephen H. Taylor, Revenue
Inspector for Indian Territory,
ana successor Of Guy ?. Cobb,
vino recently resigned, spent .
few hours yesterday in Chickasha
with Deputy Inspector Kelsey,
checking up cattle tax payments
and making arrangements for the
Indian Police 10 do some more
work here in the next few weeks,
as they found few that have not
paid their tax after SaviDg their
legal notice.
They also found some who have
paid hut not on near all their cattle
and Mr.. Taylor intimated that
theee wae a whole lot of trouble
clossl By foF those who have not
paid on the correct number, as
well as foT those who have paid nc
attention to The legal notice.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-25

Fred Newell, one OF Ell Reno 3
lorgest merchants and an old Mis-
souri, friend of the editor of the
Express, was in the city q few
hours yesterday while passing
through. Mr.. Newell is prosper
ing at FL Reno and has q Hne bus-
mess,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-25

Dfs. eRay and Molesworth Os-
leopaths. All kinds Of diseases
treated successfully Without the
use Of drugs. Female diseases a
specially. Examination free. Of
iice rooms over Cunningham, Ed
wards & Boyd. dim
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-25

San Francisco and return $4,000
via the Frisco System, account OF
q. A. R. annual encampment.
Tickets on sale August ! to IA.
good to return October 10. For
particulars phone 210 or see A. q.
Wilson, agent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-25

To San Francisco and return
e45, via the Rock Island System,
for the annual reunion of G. A. r.
Tickets selling August 1 to IA, re-
turn limit October 10. For fur
tier particulars sec K. Stephens,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-25

A. w. Frederick went to POoas-
sett yestergay afternoon, doubled
back again this morning and hoated
ont to Anadarko today where he is
talking hay life insurance and
single statehood and looking for q
chance to put his feet under the
table.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-25

Billy Waters shot a mad dog
Tuesday 10 the alley back of his
house.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-25

T. 7. Johnson went 10 Gaines
vile, Texae, last Saturday, and
returned Sunday with Mrs. John
son and the bgby.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-25

z. Brock, United States deputy
marshal from Ryan, was in Chick
asha this morning attending to
some business matters pertaining
to his Office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-07-25

Miss Mamie Brown, Of Fulton,
KY, who has peen the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Thompson ct
Eleventh and Texas avenue, return
ed home yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-05
Houston, TEX. Thursday, February 5, 1908
y PAGES TO-DAY.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.

The bill pending in the Texas legislature
20 require railroad trains to be run on
schedule should be amended by provisions
regulating the weather, controlling traffic
and guaranteeing immunity from all human
errors and shortcomings, for that is what
would be required as conditions precedent
to clockwork arrivals and departures.
It is hardly possible that the bill will re-
ceho favorable consideration but it. viii
occupy more or less time, at least in com.
mittee and will besides advertise the body
as entertaining a piece of folly.
Railroad trains are not delayed from
choice Every element Of selfinterest de-
msnds the nearest possible approach to per.
feet schedules, and this fact ought to he
apparent TO the dullest comprehension,
Surely no man is SO needless as to i'm
agine that railroads can uufailiugly provide
against Goods delayed connections excep
lioual tonnage and travel hot boxes. broken
axlcs or errors in disnatehine And what
else is there that causes delays?
The railroad commission. which Is safe
guardian Of the public's rights with respec
to railroad traffic has not yet failed to i'm
rose reasonable regulations looking to tht
best possible service, and that body may b.
safely trusted to discipline any indifference
Of management in the matter Of charges o
operation.
The Post heartily approves the strict reg,
lauo1 Of railroads but as heartily oppose
imnracucabe nagging aud The Post think
the people ere OF the same mind
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-05

form the labor element which constitutes
a balance OF power in more than one doubt
full state. Political action which does not
take into consideration well known condi.
tions foredooms itself to defeat
Judge Parker OF New York possesses all
the qualities OF ability and party regularity
that Mr. Olney presents, without the en-
barressments of Irritating association or cou-
duct in the past. and has the distinct ad.
vantage OF practically united New York
following His availability is further on.
HANGED by the prestige Of being the only
democrat elected at the time Roosevelt was
elected governor Of New York Mckinley
had carried the state by over 100000 and
Roosevelt carried it by 10000. yet Parker
won over his republican opponent for su-
preme court justice by 5000 Though he
was not silver man he refused to holt
the ticket CT to sulk, and even when he vas
candidate he declined to allow his party
action to be concealed or misunderstood
Able, clean. frank, loyal conservative, con.
tessedly the most popular democrat in New
York and already commanding large fol.
lowing throughout the South he seems at
this time to be tho ideal candidate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-05
MR. oLNEYs AVAILABILITY.

Mr. Richard Olney &c strong man intel.
leemslly 5nd clean man morally. with
tome very vigorous notions ot foreign pol
fry Especially on the Monroe doctrine which
happens at the moment to- he 10 tho public
mind.
B,tt the same cordial tribut. could he paid
- Ffor4 81 prominent democrats Who are
nevAIthslest ike Mr. omey not arsnabls
or not the most available as democratic can.
diastss Tor tbs presidancy
SONS weeks ago there vas an apparently
SPONTANEOUS movement In certain quarters
- Mr. olnAys behalf but II toon spent
itself evidently for lack OF enthusiasm. and
rs. iust been revived Oh the news that the
democratic executive committee OF Massa.
chnsetts has been rsoreari1od With Mr..
Itfiah Quincy at rs head in the interest Of
Nv oney With this news comes also the
auesf as related in The Post last Monday.
that some Of the spontaneous" interviews
arreAring in the South a few weeks ago
were inspired in Boston. The accidental
meeting # Messrs Cleveland. Carlisle and
others about the same time lends color 10
tho story Of the purpose of certain interests
70 push MIR olney to the front Finally comes
the Galveston News indorsing favorable
opinions from the Memphis scimitar and
the New Orleans Pieayune and advanoine
reasons of its own in MIR olneys favor
These circumstances end the identity Of
the newspaper advocates make It clear that
Mr. olney is to be the candidate Of the re
organizers who SO lately opposed the dem
ocratic party
That does not disdualify Mr., olney. though
Il Is somewhat of handicap to his candi
aacy
DismissIng II all and considering the case
purely upon the merits Of availability. there
is much to be said against the candidate
AS member Of Mr. Cievelands last cab
met he Is so intimately identified with the
faction whose headstrong conduct disrupted
the party that his candidacy will inevitably
revive much bitterness OF feeling The oh
yiously wise thing TO do is to choose a mar
who was not consplcuously associated will
that faction nor yet an intolerant sup
porter of the dominant wing OF the party.
Besides, II is doubtful whether MIR. olne,
could carry his own state. Certainly he hal
none OF that geographical influence which
belongs to New York or to Middle states
candidate
And % be perfectly plain about e. Mr.
claey would invite considerable opposition
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-05
German Americans p Poy Di,'P 1ns ys %s,

Thus it would appear ,h,,
stAe all signs of dissst;,f- ue ksis.s >.
MAJ may !, now then can he non. W., ", u Z
p1l' iul ms views in the United {. !" ot'is NJ
PIE VINO nave once tasted the . s'si iIsa NJ
and enjoyed the right to eyors sN'sis Of d,
lranFlN upon any matter Of n,hi;. 'nef M,
As > matter Of fact the essne polly;
hshes himself in America i ftsa,.. an VIC vi
est critic Of the goverpmt r,. t,aen'ly u, -
when he has escaped. Tn. melneA M
week IN an able, accurately sps'lsiof d \.
tins very point speaks Of he 'Vnsd srdt. !.
sympathy on the part of Cs,n,. enuit Id
with the aristocratic. autotr,,is N Aas,]
eminent which exist in Cerr,.s.. iv'n' u NJ
aims, methods and Aspirations and sN Il
AND IN another passage of N. ae kis.l
tention IS called to the fact ~, afttt u
German Americans IN Germa, :. le nit 4
erature' German culture does M, I, ,ueint n
vent them from criticis,ne Ill.,, ~, W 'ns l,is 4.
MS government. and disclaimihs ma, s'.'T Y
any any sympathy with him and NJ. .a''is
whenever they do anything stupia !. s0'7nss
to those American ideas which Gu. .un S.
cans fully share with native ara l', man,
Americans. '1 nnstsa,
The situation could not be NOR. -
more truthtully depicted The Gero,,s sal''s |,
out his naturalization papers in The iIr " -
breaks once and for all the polis.. lD, y. y \
formerly attached him to the Fa,b. ,, us
Americanism is, perhaps, indeed ava .,''na
tentatious and quite as sincere and ~.
that of the native born Ametio,r ~ \
question that may arise between tbe rr.;.i y n
and the kaiser he will show that 4. i l.l ~
not string tied to him. He vii, @Aa
fact, that his sympathies are undiyid.Sl.r 'os 4
new country. VIZ 4
If the kaiser is wise he will civ. ,...
reflection to this side of the question, 4, Il \
counts upon finding support for NJ Nh,
Prussian ACKNOWLEDGMENT in American ,it,,., !,
German origin he will be bitterly d,,osi.I
and his mistake will be costly one 4 X.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-05
TEXAS PRESS COMMENT

- The Cumby Ruster say; that ''r'
PIE are 80 humble they frequently nelH
mention Il themselves
- The Palestine Herald says fAs XVII
he permitted to keep their language TelsA
customs in Texas A.
- The Ellis County Mirror says 'aa VI \.
Lent comes early this year payment wiz +
less he as late as ever. ~.
- The Texas Truck Grover ara L
Guide will award prize OF $50 70 y
Of the best essay on tomato culture, ia.
- The Eryan Eagle says that w f Y.
Texas will be webfooted ten years non =
the Waco brand Of weather CONTINUES
- The Greenville Banner says INA, = !,
pension Of the tariff on coal IS a l.s'' !,
consumer, suspension Of the t'Fln
other commodity should have IKE I '.-,y
- The Arson News says tha' s,.
that region are running unopenea 'g 4, IA
through threshing machine and tha' Z, II
of the feeey staple regained more '''' Y
them
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-05
HOMEOPATHIC ANTITRUST TREAT.
MEMT

It is to be understood from the passage
by the senate OF the Ekius bill amending
the interstate commerce bill so AS to give
the commission publicity powers with re-
spect to trusts, that It is perfectly harm.
less. Otherwise It could never have got
through the senate without debate
Mr.. Hepburn anticipates that some rad
ical' amendments will be introduced in the
house which may defeat its passage there
For radical in this connection read eft
fective" and We will have fairer idea of the
true situation and the real intent Of the re.
publican party which may be depended upon
to arrest any measure which is calculated
to administer anything more than harmless
bread pills to the trust ridden public
The publicity remedy is discounted in ad-
vance by the steel trust which has made no
secret OF its affairs, and other great trusts
will either complacently comply with the
provisions Of the measure or easily circum.
vent its professed object and 90 on serenely
charging such prices as they choose The
fact that English steel can now be laid down
in American coast cities for less than it
can be delivered inland from the United
/ States corporation is sufficient Illustration
| that publicity is a fraud
I And this, with rules for Fastening anti
/ trust prosecution, is the utmost that even
the president, with all his antitrust pre-
tense promises.
Fortunately even il the congress 80 that
far, We will have two years of demonstration
Of republican duplicity before the next presi
dental election, and that will be enough
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-05
HYMN OF coMMERclAllsp
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mine is the rule and rod
That knows nor love nor God
| am the force that Aays mine arc II. MIN, 1.
grind
The harvcst's human grist into one comma, Il
/ bind the bad and good
AS in one brotherhood
And laugh TO see them serve beior, a, Il,
shrine,
Where hearts and souls burn dust doing N i
of mine.
No friendship do ! know;
My creed is foe and foe
And soon my followers know the masked i1a
deceit,
And how the helping hand, when gaspi M
but defeat,
The truth is made to mean
The lie that it would screen;
! am the all, the whole; all else my rt, ss,
To be the sacrifice that feeds my altar fa
There are no sacred things
All have their vslueings,
| teach that faith is vain beeaus. Il dsa \
earn
claim that love is loss with only oy,I rrn
And hold that there should be
Some gain from charity
! even dare to take, 10 serve me and my gss
Pure childhoods tender loye--a mothers Gain
creed.
laugh at right and wrong
The best must be most strong
Only one sin know. and that one !; to III
When love OF liberty and conscience dati firr