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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-08-13

ticipated. The State university
alone has some 100000 on war
rants out, which were expected
to Be paid from the proceeds of
these bonds. Many contracts
for the erection of buildings have
been let that will be invalidated
by the courts declaration with
reference to the bonds.
. No declaration is made by the
court with reference to the $780,
900 of bonds authorized for the
erection Of an addition to the
state capitol, except that these
bonds are not subjectto the same
limitations as other institution
bonds, for the direct sale of CAPT
tol lands may be applied to the
erection of buildings for admins
tration purposes. This, it is be-
lieved, will permit the carrying
out of the extensive improve
ments planned for the state capi7
toll. All other institution build
ings will have to await some
Fother means.of>raising funds.
Ir past years several hundred
thousand dollars of similar bonds
have been paid by the present
and former state treasurer.
What will be the status of these
obligations for which value has
already been received will be an
interesting complication. In de-
Gliding the case the court holds:
First, that the permanent
school fund of the state is a trust
fund, to the faithful administra-
ton of which the state is pledged.
Second, that the educational
in situations of the state are not
legal entities or school corpor-
atoms, and that their debts are
debts of the state.
Third, that the only bonds in
which the permanent school fund
of the state can be invested are
bonds within the debt limit Of the
state and 80 certified.
Fourth, that the law authorize
ing the issuance of the bonds is
illegal and void, because it vio-
lates both the constitution of the
state and the enabling act, in
creasing obligations above the
state limit.
Fifth, that the state treasurer,
in refusing to pay money for the
bonds, acted strictly in accord
with his duty az a state official
and custodian of the permanent
school fund.- -Grand Forks. Her
aid, ~
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A Practical Joker.

Some genial, whole-souled fell
low had considerable sport out of
the show people and some of the
boys around town Tuesday even
ing. He 'phoned CAESARS barn
for a load of hay, to ba delivered
at the show tent. The hay came
down, and it was found that none
was needed. The next victim
was H. E. Wilson, who was asked
to take down a bag of peanuts for
the animals. Harry. got a sack:
full weighing about fifty pounds
and made the delivery, only to
find he was the victim Of a joke.
We were next. The phone rang
and we we're asked to step up to
the tent and get copy for a batch
of show bills. We gladly COM
piled, stopping on the way for a
large t~en-cent cigar On the
strength of the job, only to find
that we had been hoaxed. We
think that the standing fine for
club members failing to meetthe
train should Be imposed on the
perpetratorlo 81 these Jokes.
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For Broad1awn School District No Is. County of
1902 1903.
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Bonds arc Void.

.. Bismarck, N. D., Aug. g.
The supreme court this after
noon, in an opinion written by
Judge Young, in which all the
members Of the court concur,
holds some 100000 of bonds
based on lands granted to state
institutions by congressare void.
The institutions involved are
the State University at Grand
Forks, $3.50. 900; State Agricul-
tural College at Fargo, S135, 900;
Normal schools at Valley City
and MayviHe, $4,000 each; the
State Deaf School at Devils
Lake, $50. 900; the State Insane
Asylum, the State Reform School
and other institutions for smaller
amounts.
The authority to issue the
bonds was granted by~ the last
legislature. for the purpose Of
erecting the necessaryad additional:
buildings and making permanent
improvements. The State Boarc
of University and School Lands
y. B. mi 4. = so. . = .N p %G'- .-- 4. IS .
purchasedthebondsfro from moneys
IN the permanent school fund
State Treasurer Nc MILAN there
upon refused to advance til,
money on the purchases, and ar
action was brought'to mandarin:
the state treasurer and compe
him to pay the bonds. Thi!
action under the decision of tn
supreme court will not lie, AM
the bonds are declared void.
Every community where Their
are state educational institution
is deeply interested in the case
In some instances thousands @
dollars Of funds have been az
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The law requires the trustees
of every village to publish annu-
ally a report of it's financial con-
dition. The trustees of Hope
village have not published such a
report in conformity with
the law for several years.
1t seems to us that it
should be done and the public
given a chance to see how the
financial affairs Of the village
stand,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-08-13

We carry a nice line of blanks
in stock, Notes, long and short
form mortgages, releases, seed
liens, and summonses always on
hand and at right prices. =
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T I noF TEACHERS


A teachers examination will be
held at my office FRIDAY. Aug, IS.
1908, beginning at 9 a. m.
Normal standings accepted in
lieu of examination in any branch
if the standings are 50 and less
than three years old.
Those wishing PRIMARY GER
TIrIcATEs write me for informa.
ton. ,
Dated at Sherbrook, N: D. this
9Th day of August 1903.
T. A. Hasselquist,
Co. Supt. Of Schools.
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TREASURER'S REPORT,

For Broadlawn School District No Is. County of
Steele State of North Dakota, for the Year
1902 1903.
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand at beginning Of school
wear, July J., 1902. 5 go II
Total amount received during the wear
from the app.ortionment OF the State
Am nua,'n" received during the wear from "''
taxes levied by the District school
board, including outst anding war
rants redeemed or Endorsed in the COL
lection of 1000 SO
cash on hand July I. 1902........... 1850 90
EXPENDITURES.
Amount paid during the year for
A a uenGte paid during the year ior servi: 0'' w
ces and expenses Of school oficers... 81 10
Amount paid during the year for Inter-
est on Bonds and Warrants..... :. 235 80
Amount paid during the year for in
cidental exp enSeS. 49, 81
Amount paid during the year for pur.
poses not before mentioned ............ 927 90
Total expenditures for the year 2,4OS 40
Cash on hand June so. 1908 z......... ISL 50
Grand Total, Expenditures and cash
on hand, to balance above Total Re-
cefptS. Z,SoY ~
Treasurcrnf Broad'awn School District No Is.
Approved this LIST day Of August. A. D.. 1913.
By order Of the District School Board:
President.
Attest: J. E. KNIGHT,
District Clerk.
Clerks Statement of Indebted
ness of District.
Whole amount ofWarrants outstanding
June 30, 1908 49,. sK5 40
Whole amount Of Bonds outstanding
June 80, zoos. $500 90
Amount of interest on Warrants out
standing June 80, W3............. & 45
Int1t indebtedness pI DiSfr ict lime 10
1908 $500 IS
Approved this Isl dav of August. A. d. 1903.
BY order Of District School Board:
W. KNIGHT.
cleSk
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA J.,
County Of Steele. e" ~
In District Court.
Third Judicial District.
Maggie Kirk, Albert E. Shaw, Joseph II. Shaw
Mary Fry, Anna Twitt, Plaintiffs
VS.. ~
F. B. Holland, and all other persons unknown
claiming any estate or interests in or lien or en-
cumbrances upon the property described in the
Complaint, and their unknown heirs.
Defendants.
SUMMONS.
State of North Dakota to the above named
DEFENDANTS. ''"
Ihu are hereby mmO to answer the Com.
plant in this action and to serve a COPY of vour
answer Il pom the subscriber within thirty davs
after the service of this Summons upon Won. ex,
elusive of the day Of service; and in case of your
failure to appear or answer Judgment will he
taken against YOU by default for the relief de.
manded in the Complaint.
Dated this 18th day of july, A. D. 1908.
F. w. AMEs,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Residence and Post Office Address MayvilIc.
N. Oak. '
10 TUE ABOVE NhMED DEFENDANTS: Take
notice that the complaint in the action entitled
IN the foregoing summons was filed July 9th.
1913, in the Office o the clerk of the District Court
OF Steele County, North Dakota.
+. W. A MES.
H7@ Plaintiffs AttMRey.
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Old papers for putting on
shelves or under carpets can be
had at this Office. In bundles Of
one hundred 10 cents.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-06-26
HAPPINESS.

Christian JOY is an experience OF
great depth and solemniiy. j. never
oVerlooks he sadness and sterune,. Of
ife; 81 is never shallow or urrefec--
ing: 81 u restrained. tender. svmua-
fhetic. confident. We know 10 when
We Sc h IN the face % any whom we
love; 10 helps us.-R. J. Campbell
il is astonishing how large q part o.
Christ's precepis is devoted soltly o.
the incubation o. happiness. How
much Of His life. too. was spent simply
in making people happy, There is no
word more often on his Hus thar
"blessed." and Is Is recognized hv Him
- distinct end in life. the end forth,
ife. 20 secure the happiness 81 others
Henry Drummond.
IT il not rare gifts that make men
happy. il is the common and simpl,
and universal gifis; il is health. and
the glance % sunshine in the morning.
it is fresh air; 10 IS the friend. fhe
lover; il Is the kindfncss that meet,
% on ihe journey; 10 nav b. ONLY
word = smile. a look &C.. e IS these
and not any rarity of blessing that nre
Gods gentle art Of making happy
G. u Morrison.
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PROVES TIE BIBLE TRUE.
Reliability Of the Old Tesla
meat Record.

Perhaps the most remarkable event
q ihs history q modern Christianity
% the unexpected confirmation ~ Bible
truths from the hands Of what seemed
10 be iis sFchtnemy. Modern Science.
ssyt Womsn's Home Companion.
The pick and spade Of modern scien-
tiho allegations have come 60 the
rescue. Paris q TIE old Biblical world
have been opened up. and we DOW find
ourselves face 20 face with the veri-
table contemporaries Il Daniel Nose.
Joseph. Abraham.
Within the last two decades The ex-
rsvstor hes been actively engaged un-
covering a few cities in the land 81
Eden the home 81 Abraham The L d.
,srsity Of Pennsylvania is eNcayatiuc
NiPpur the Biblical name q which D.,
Calush Genesis L. i0); the French arc
ercsvating Tello, city which -four
ished before Abraham was born. and
The Germans are az work upon thc
temple and the Tower 81 RabeI~ ir
he ciis - Babylon
The origin q those remarkable Baby
lonisn legends which 80 closely re-
seInbie the Biblical accounts - flc
Creation. Eden. and the Deluge belong.
to thi, county The Deluge story. f0r
instance. bt recorded by the Baby
lonian, Is Etrikingly similar 90 thc o..
Testament even in minor details
Atrschstis the Bshylonisn Noah. 5.
commanded by the gods. after they
had decreed q food. % build a ship ~
ARK; 20 pour pitch over the outsideauC
The inside, and 90 take the seed % .lff
= every kind into the ship. When if
Vas ready, Atrsohstis embarked wish .
he family. servants, possessions. cate .
10 and beasts of the field. and closed .
he door. The heavens rsined destruc- .
.ion FOR ~ days and nights TIE .
sinds ragged. the foods and storm det- .
lsfsted. until the whole ~ mankind .
= a. turned into clay. The shiprround-
g on : mountain II Mir. After sct-
n DAYS q dove 10 sent forth: hut it re-
urned. IS resting place it did rot
Ind. He then sent forth a swallow
'ut % also returned. Lastly raven
Jet Co' which cid not turn hack
,'er! thing j. then sent forth go the
our points q the compass. AT altar
erected and sacrifices Offered. The .
ods smeit the swee1 SAVIOR. and gath
red Ike flies about the sacI'fctr.
f'er which il is decided that instead
Z dtluge wiio beasts and famine.
hall diminish mankind because OF.
ms
4 number 81 the tablets containing
lese legends were written about the
me Of Abraham.
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tn. InesIesIsbIe Factor.

Anoti0n that anyone can makea,'sf-
be material success ~ his lie and win
fortune. fame or influence II be viii
only use the faculties o. his nature. IS
he fsvoriie sphorisrn 81 the fortunate.
but, SAYS the Boston Watchmsn. ID me-
terly lacks corrsspon6ence with The
facts OF experience. some q Tie
sbiest. most upright and most indus
trous men fail IN their purposes. while
Dsn ~ far inferior mental and moral
qualities advance 20 the front. There
are just as good ministers and LAWYERS
following their professions IN small
country places. and earning q bare
livelihood. ss there are in the cities
The world has never discovered them
and perhaps never viii unless SOM.
happy occurrence should bring then
- the front. The chapter ~ accidents
occupies many pages IN every hior-
rsphy. and the exploit that mer nlume
Themselves upon a. evincing their De-
culisr insight or energy. more often
than not was achieved by The aid OF
a combination Of circumstance with .
which they had nothing whaterer 90 T
do. \ different combination woul5 .
have upset al their calculations. The .
petition. Give as this DAY our daily .
bread" j. based on a deep insight into .
he facts - life. For Il God does NOT
bestoW bread, 10 great Investment,
'r shrewdness or energy viii enable
~ 20 get H.. The factors that are De-.
'ono our control th@ make for The
success or failure of our efforts are 50
numerous and strong that not onlvtbe
= ggsr who does not know where The
leri meal il coming from. bur the mil-
.onaire. viii find his highest wisdom
D the reVerent snd humble uiierance
Z that prayer. SWifiness Of foot does
ot necessarily indicate the winning
Z the race. nor strength - srrn a vic
ory in the battle.
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NfAt 70 DaNns
ba~n on ne tartor. wan and very tll.
immering gray upon the gulet deep
" Lle Tie greai htadAnos seem 20
crouch. and creep
closer beneath The shelter - The hin
a.. the night long We sal and tsit.5 Cur I'll
% BOY hood days. tie faith ve vowed 10
keep,
We thrust bsi3s he vooing arms o.
s.eep
Ana Nasrant mtmcFy we've our words a.
one tand-c.ssp more. = step upon the quay
Al. Re iisht oosi Eoes spTinging throuEt
tie foam
Lea9ing with Joy 20 greet he frsshe-iur
sac
Itrn. A. turn C. seek ny Ione.y home.
Ath~art ne back ships freited forestrr
- sunlight flashes on your far borne sal
w Wafer IhsekVell. 10 Chambers yoyrraf
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A Serious Mistake.

= G. Dewitt & Co is the name Of
ne nrm who make the genuine WitcI
hAzel salve. DeWift's is the Witch
hazel sslve that heals without leaving
scar. IL Is a serious mistake 70 usa
any other. DeWitts Witch Hazel
>Aaye cures blind bleeding, itching and
Pr1ir9ding piles burns, bruises. eczema
and All skin diseases. sold bv Tbs
Wihtton DRUG Co.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
scHEDJ LII is EFFECT Do. lAlna
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE EHrR.
ItkhIh STRICT STATION.
TRAINS avg uffHrtf.a.r a..

+ Rains LEAVE AND AEhlNf POI T.
ItkAIh STREET STATION.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.
7o0 A. NJ No =. daily Tor paurnle. Char.
ioiit a1c OIL local stations. ~oufh con.
meeting af laufillt Tor stations o. Irnrb.
Hlr-. also Nifl ID. A ~. railway f0r Martins.
.illr ana stations on inai line Al nrefns-
N1fo iof aIl stations eisi and ue-f thereof
80 j. 81, 80 lN limited train dnNv far
a. ksol Vile AID al joy 1a points. Havana
NASHUA, efc. Connects af Mo- Ifr with FarIn-
VIE and fon latan IA road. 81 Greensboro
.or Durham. Raleigh and "A lnsioD-Saleln.
81 lisuflll with NO. IS United Stale. Fa.i
Mail so ld. Train, dallg f0r New Orleans ana
points South, which carries sieepefs 90 Nv
lflcaus. Columbia Savannah ana Jackson
lie Drawing Room Sleeper Richmond
.o Ailania and rlrm lngtam. Through roirh
joy Chase llil, oxford and Durham. Through
lraln- viii sleeper, salisbury 90 Memphis.
IluIUE Car service.
llsh =. ~. No. %, Southern Cypress. daily
Toy Atlanta, Augusta jacksonflllt and
iuiuis south. Sleeper iCr nanfIlle Greens
loru, Salisbury and Charlotte. open a.
View J OK and Iorica E1press and Soull-
"a esieru Limited, which carrie. through
Sec pcrs tO Augusta. savannah. JACK sonNilIt.
Tampa Nashville, Memphis. Atlanta. Nea
flt'ilss eic. Con- p.rlr Dining Car -eftiot-
Also Pullman Tourist sleeper Mondays.
z" eluc-dals and Fridays. "a asl InliOu o.
san Francisco. without change. Viii con
lcciions ioT al puluis lu Texas. Mexico and
alifOrnla
$50 e. b., No. u. .ocaI da.Iy. eEcepi sunday,
of heyst VIE and intermediate points
TRAINS ARRlNEIN RICHMOND.
Cs5A. ~. and e. b. N, from Atlanta,
augustus. Jacksonville. Ashttllt ard all
'uiufs South.
s'io A. ~. from keysYlle and local sia-
ions
~ T. ~, from Durham. Charlotte, Ian
lIt and Informed aIr stations.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS
Nos. ~ and ~, between Manchester and
.capolls.
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YORK-RIYER LINE MS, y" :.,sr



$40 o. b.. 40. lh Baltimore Limited. daily,
except Sundays. Cor "A csl Point, connecting
80 a Ell Point with Steamer ior Baltimore
and lork River landing. Mondays, Wed
ue-..ags aud rIlafs.
&I5 .. ~. No. DOB Mondays. wednesday
and Fridays, local express for Nrsi foini
af informed late stations. CONNECTS Win
Stage af Lester Manor ior hakrr.on ana
lappahauuock.
500 A. 81. so. Is. local mixed, leat es daily.
except sundays. for West Point an1 Doe
term "a late sfaI IONS connecting Niil stage
at Lesior Manor fof Nalkerion and Tag.
palauDock.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
sl5A. ~ No. l5 daily. from Wei Point.
aIth connection from Baltlore, sunday
Wed uf.IlaFs and Fridays.
1855 a.. NJ so. 81 "a rdue-lal- al4 fi-aaf
from Wei Point and local stations
SOP ~ - daily eK epi Sundays from y t-i
Point and Intermediate stations.
Steamer .ali from "a esf Point aa' t-h.'
Monday. "a wednesday, and fula!. AAN
n II eaN Almonds. tlar1auk and niolcts'
irf Point
CIV. NE-IbI E1,
District Ha-serEer AEruh
EH B. Main street kich mond, a.
D HAHUN lth,
General ra--e uger Agent
az ID. AIkfhl
Genera MANAGE. Wellington. d. q
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Ladies and Children Invited

All ladies and children who cannot
stand The shocking strain % laxative
syrups, eAthartics. etc, are invited 10
Iry the famous Little Early Risers
They are different from all other pills
ihey DO not purge the system. Even a
double dose will not gripe. weaken or
sleken many people eau them the
hasy Pill W. n. Howell. Houston
rex says nothing better can t.e used
ior constipation. sick headache. etc
300 Moore, Lafayette. Ind. says all
others grlPe and sicken. while neWitt's
Little Early Bisers DO their work well
and easy. Sold bT The Winston Drug
Co.
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Herald and y. Y. World, sleO
Herald and n. Y. World. 81 20
La Griple Cough

cured n u Dr. lsvids Cough Syrup OF pure
on earth for coughs colds. c-nrnr. cor.srr---..
lon bronchitis and al throat and long f-r.r-
nlee iArFe hottie - cent? a. White A ~
and " Winston Drug Co.
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Eight DAYS On His Rack

Sno cured with two applications o, D,rle
NeiNt snc Rome LlntmsnL o. viii cure Won.
owens Minor Drur Co w.
Richmond. NtrEfnia
ueltefneni-l have been usiur vo,,r Nerve
Aho bone LiniEDent On my bach and 6nd al
- - 4keA charrn- Fog eight dnyF 4 RAJ
80 Oh my hAck and -ouid DOT move 49,
AIief ITO applications ! an nov oUt and ~
Very truly yours,
O.. 2. g. pSHuKE, North View. Va.
N.no ~ VI hlte a % and W nnil.r Il-rr q.
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Only one remedy ia the world that
Tlll 81 once stop itehiness 81 the skin
IN any ? irt % the body: Doan's ONT
ment. At any Drug store, 81 cents.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-06-26

Arrive Richmond fom Bermuda q. A
Lave Hlrnmonl 'of Bermuda 40 l.. Al.
Leave feier,hrrg ior point. ue,f a. gfe..
~ sB a. ~. Arrive l'afershurs nom NOM.
a esi % Chester q 81 IN
Do y. X IALluII. ri. WILSON.
receiver Gen. Pass Agent
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tbs Is the trouble. thls Cav. with ~.
rhyme.
4ts a race agalnst Tine
We ny for the SUBMITS that fes % n,
climb.
lissTace against Tine.
4hls s the trouois-the trouble sublime.
liss race against Tine
ana ms one has innoctnce-thai sns hGs
crime.
Iisa rscs against Tine
But Time thatsI tyrsnt. vii know hat
the gloom
~ he void weary winters viii sr.t Mo
bloom
Aho Coo. Tor the Innocent. yet Nil nah.
room
IN the race sgalnsi Tine,
p. L Stanton. Ia Atlanta Constitution
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-06-26

through az the lonely day J walked IL
dread
TIE word had ios, The charm il once pos.
Eessed.
A thousand dangers seemed 10 loom ,t.sa
a thousand borrowed troubles ma nv
breast
lpon TIE morrow. beautiful and bright.
De sun with newly sd5td SPLENDID rose.
Ny troubles had departed win the rirtt
Ana. Tree sav them ell imagined xoet
ha-sd TIE new. the spitn5id cav. Win
glee.
b.i no nay ever figure % TIE cost
- lhai tear-hauntet gloomy osyto tome.
4Nt cay mat might have Ei8ddenes-
which LOST
: Z. kissr. 10 Chicago Record Hsrs,d
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" srriss of Life.

The only possible way 10 overcome
the worries Of life. the anxieiie. a. 10
the future, j. 10 learn 20 trust Goo
II God is our father and friend The
future can have no ttrrors.-Rey. Dr.
Hall
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sion ThafCnnrh

- fore u stops you nr. navld-s Court Srr--r.
VII cure H. a. uumbers will testify. III Il tf.e
sesi Cd esrth. Large bottles = cent al
" bite Co and Winston Drug "a
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-06-26

ON the first Indication q kid, ey
trouble, stop il by taking Foley's Kid
ney Cure sold by II. & Crufe
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Sc tfieo 20 Be happy By Cay and by nirht.
SIC bought ever! hing that could give her
SAt vent 20 the places ihs, people called
let soon vas % bored that q, hurried
away.
she struggled and Eirors. BY land and by
sea.
To make herself happy. y,i never could /,
since cannot be happy myself Ivu
TO or.shten some other a, N. noneot,
hii BY"
she cried In despair. sno then ulth Al
speed
1Isetrns herself. n. vas happy Indeed
-Fsrn Journal
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The Nind.
Tie Vini e tapping q. ny vin5ov pane.
OFT hs has come and he all cone sgain
seekihs 10 Vin ar entrance. bus inya.n.
Poor lonely wind,
Naugti but tie frozen EARN around -
sees.
he ttirefs a. he passes through the trees.
Nei iofg aSo hs "a haimy breeze
Poor changed Vlndt
u were nos 90 opt my window vide
10 .et YOU in. What should lose beside
Tie very warmth Tor stith you iong have
siEhed.
Poor frozen sind,
%, o. seem your pissdlngs not tom.na.
ana on your sorrow turn srance ttars
bind.
htmtmter. u could. would be kina
And hep. you p.tsous Wind.
ives minister Gazette
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-06-26
IN THE REALM OF POETRY.
E-sIsr Ia 10 Ne.

Aaater "a to Ne.
Tss ssriN awaits its Faster morn
A. barren Gu5 lnb'tsf.
The cead caves o. ttsd eaf cling
IL Se9Ey ms gnTsSl
The winter siorns 90 pitless
Have swept ef hlil and d9lA
IT, Nature face IL ttsolate
And SCARED sikh frozen mall
Tie Nild streams burst their iron banda
And clsmoF toward the SEA
Rests hoiher Earih 80 patiently.
For Easter Is @ be
Tie resurrection Of ell lfe
Ttat hidden IL. OF lost,
Great heart o. God &C. bear. opsit-
Ih.s is the Easter COST.
And human hears must earn fofes.
The coming Essief JOY.
Nd darkness and mid seeming 6sath.
And a. ifes vast 6ioy
Dear Mother Earth Thy children earn
Life lessons az Thy knee.
f4iltnce-to bear a. seeming wrong.
For Easter 10 10 bs
Emma Miner in SprnEfe.s tHs,sD
Republican