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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
OFFICIAL MATTERS
Victories appointed. Meetings
Of Several Territorial Gem.
mitieeS and Boards.
PUBLIC FUNDS ARE RECEIVED

Governor otero has appointed tho
following notarles public:
Anton Mayer. socorrO. soc0rro coun,
~; Manuel y Baca. Santa Rosa,
Guadalupe county.
Meeting National Guard Association.
The memb,-,s 81 the national guard
association OF New Mexico will meet
Ia annual session az Las Vegas. Sep
temher 90. next All officers OF tho
national guard OF New Mexico should
attend. Ofiicers for the ensuing year
will be elected and other important
business transacted.
Meeting Of Reform School Trustees.
A meeting OF the trustees Of the
territorial reform school, located AZ ~
Rlt0, was held Friday In Santa re.
The following we're present; J.. a.
sloan, president; Yonceslao Jaramillo.
III Rito, secretary; Antonio ID. Vargas.
Oio Callente and o, n. Mafron OF Al.
buquerque. members The secretary
stated that the business OF the board
transacted Friday could not be given
out yet for publication.
Meeting Of Managers Of lea. llama
Purchase Exposition.
The New Mexico board OF managers
Of the Louisiana Purchase exposition
has been called 10 meet on the 2sth
inst, al 10 o'clock IN the forenoon al
Las Vegas, IN order 20 close the busi.
ness OF the board The accounts 0f
me secretary and treasurer viii ha
examined and final reports viii be
made The board consists Of the fol,
lowing members. q. A. Snless. las
Vegas. president; G. A. Daliea, nelen.
Vice president. W. - Walton. silver
city. secretary; Arthur seligman.
Santa Fe, treasurer. Herbert . Ha-
GERMAN. Roswell aud }. y seua, santa
Fe members.
Public Funds Received.
The following public funds have
been received hy Territorial Treasurer
;. H. Vaughn
a. 81 G0ddell. treasurer and eX.nnlcin |
OF Grant county. taxes for /
1902, yls7.6i, for 1908. ta27fl, for
1904. f3i7bt.
Eugeuio Romero. treasurer nnd ex.l
ldiciocolleetor OF San Miguel county. I
axes Tor 1902. ss.gs, foF 1908. 9i250 |
or 1903, t707s3.
Jose N. Medina, treasurer and OK.
'hicio collector Of Taos county, taxes
or 1905. ti63.4s.
John r. Wolford. treasurer and ex-
'fliclo collector 81 linton county. taxes
or 1908. ti9.2G; tor 1908, 1885,. for
sos, sl.2b31b.
Daniel Cassidy. treasurer and OK.
lfliciO collector Of Nora county, taxes
or 1908. tiq6; for 1905. S26s77.
II. o. Bursum, superintendent OF the
pon!t0ntlaFy. cOnyiCts' cnnJ
nEs for July, t2,sb7A2; for August,
COS 20.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

housemsld. In suite OF dirty rooma.
living with q licutonant Of the guards.
The q and Duchess Vladimir han
never recovered from the shock OF her
daughters depfavity A abort time
after. Helen vas married 20 Prince
Nicholas Of Greece. who took the
yuung elfl because OF the large dowry
which tho caar offered him.
sympathy for Liberals.
The grand duchess "a hostile 10 tho
reacti0nary tendencies of her husband.
She sympathiEea secretly with the Id
erals. ana believes IluHsia's day Of
reckoning ~ shortly 10 come, A a
sign Of mourning both for Russia and
for her family trials. the grand Ouch
oss' palace ai 81. peiei sburs presents
a gloomy picture. No Kayety Ia ever
seer there, and the hlindh arc seldom
raised ana the lights seldom NJ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
AT THE CASINO

Thoroughly lmhuod with anticlpa-
tlon OF treat from the newiy arr
rived vaudeville troupe. procured
from abroad BY Miss Marian WhillnR.
a crowded house waH not entirely dis
appointed at the Casino Saturday night.
Somo OF the new actors are very good
and some are very bad. Tho percent
age Is about even for and against, n
earnest and mncklng applause tell %
success aud failure, The audience.
which was vefy. much the same that
attended the frost Of the Saturday
night previous. Was not In the mood
10 accept anything moi Just pnfexcols
lont with smiles and b0quota, but
was more inclined toward seycrenoaa.
Tho actors. too. frightened some by
the treatment melted ont 10 the frnt
bunca OF vaua0viilo artists, may have
been a little nervous and not ai their
best. This Is more than likely trAo
Ia the case OF Richard and la byrd.
These yanngaters we're afraid that
they couldn't make good. and In their
zeal 10 create the desired impression.
handed cat some song and dance
stunts that made the audience smile.
And N the Hamilton aistegs, CAL aad
Lois. hadn't ieasened the tedlum,
which followed the preceding numbers,
with a lively skit IN song and dance.
"Vamoa % new town" would have
most likely been the result.
Marion whiting followed With mon.
ologue and character lmpersonntl0a
aud was received with much hettar
grace tnnn on her flrst appearance or
the week previous. Miss whiting il
a very clever woman. bat her popu.
larlty earned last night will last lon
ger II she Is less liberal with har &C.
compliahmentE. a co1ple 81 encores
with curtain cali Appearances, viii
quite suffice al each performances.
though an uvcrenthuriastie audience
u here greeting The little Ia Byrd
girl ala much better IN beF second
appearance. aud acquaintance may
lend favor towards hore ~ the pa
irons OF the Casino.
The Illustrated song. Albuquerque
Boy, Guess Who. number Was . real
Though the pictures we're
nne, the singer ala not know hs
verses and % would have been muen
better " The audience had drawn 4
blank instead OF 40. o. Imagine
singer standing halt un and half On
The siaEa ana 10 an intelligent audi
ence. Mr. Guess Who" has a very
FOod voice. RsHeFei, aud II ne viii
study 40 a little the failure last night
vii prove one Of the best on tne pro
gram.
~ Meaioan orchestra made quite
1 hf.
Cowboys ana Soldiers Attend.
Another packed house greeted the
vaudeville artists nj the Casino last
llght Among tho crowd we're the
'oNboys aud q numhef ol soldiers who
ere here to aiieud the 'air. The cow
bays ocrupiod the front row Oh slate
ini furnished the chlAi amusement al
he eyenlAg When the artists would
iiroct a few TESTING remarks 10 the
loys from tho tan uncut. they would
q out . few NJ ~ ~ and wave their
iais, mach 10 ihe amusement " tho
'thor spectators. Tho boys know q
food show when they see Il and al
nloyed themselves last night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

ihe reason that no hymn with 4
number less thgn 81 IA sung al tho
English church AZ Monte Carlo Il q
simple one. A memfeF 81 the coHnre.
Haiion onee used the hymn nung a 4
morning service. No 81. as 4 10, and
len tho church % put the ma4imum On
~ u turned up. Gossip shout his
inspiration" led q number II persons
the following sunday 10 play the mum.
her Of the last hymn. Again Il Won.
The neat sunday the church could not
accommodate the crush Of worship
pera, bot their intent was frustrated,
IS the highest numbor on mo roulette
table IL 80. aud 81 - now the lowed
number ever given out 10 tho church.
London Taller.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
CENTRAL. MILEAGE eUREAu
HANDLED $4,000, COO

Through the agency OF the Central
Passenger association mileage bu
rcau. the railroads In the territory OF
thai organization have received dur,
ms the last eight years totai rev.
enlue Of tbt,OOO.00O. OF this vast sum.
ihk railroads have, through the bu
rstHn, returned 10 the purchasers Of
{ gao inO0-mlle interchangeable mile
= 81 book, tho total sum Of $4,000 900,
{ fnoao facts developed during the meet.
4 K uf the Central Passenger aasocia.
Don. when the railroads in the state
A. Mickldan mado application and
Mere adpiited 20 the Central Passen.
er association bureau. The appllca.
Ion wac preoeded by the dissolution
~ the Northern INTERCHANGEABLE mile.
hse bureau. formerly maintained By
be- Michigan roads. Tae new mileage
hus added 20 the bureau and over
which the i.000.miIe book will here.
AFTER be good, amounts 10 between
1000 and 1000 miles.
Il was stated In the meeting that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

The project went Immediately 10 ice
czar and received orders 10 arrest the
Eand duke and % expol the French
act ess and her husband from Russia
Since then the grand duchess has lived
apart from Vladimir.
The three sons OF the grand duchess.
Boris, Cyril and Andre, are the most
diasolutc members OF the lOOacst set
Ia the Russian capital Their most
recent escapade has been 10 organise
o club called The sybarltoa, all the
servants a. which are women who
wear abbreviated costumes.
Daughter oiseraeed.
The gand duchess for a considerable
time adorad her only daughter, tho
Grand Duchess Helen, a strangely
beautiful girl. but one day Helen d..
appeared and after a weeks search,
she was discovered disguised as a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23


st. Petersburg. Sept IS The sad.
nest woman IN Va one IL Tho Grand
Duchess Vladimir of Ruasls. DURING
The last yctf she has AGED ffiahtfuiis
She has recently been 10 Paris 10 con.
suit eminent French specialists and
taking cure A. ControbiIia Her
nerves are shattered, and she Is Drat.
Ideally IN retirement
Her oubles have been caused BY
The Internal unrest IN Russia coming
On top OF q series OF crucial domestic
trials. She degpises her husband and
IL never seen in his company except
when state reasons make u impora.
i've. A serious Disagreement between
them arose some time ago over
borrowing" transaction. In which
Vladlmil and a we'll knJwq hanhof.
NJ. RatkoffRo1hnoff we're concerned.
The Russian minister of iustice had
ordered proceedings to BE taken
against the banker for shady financial
transactions. Vladimir succeeded In
Inducing the cgag 20 order tho min.
lister OF justice To leave the banker
alone. The grand duchess wrote 90 the
czar, begging him not to agree 10 her
husbands request, aud explaining that
the banker had offered her husband a
hrlbc Of s2.500.O00 under the form OF
a loan. to save him. Tho czar. how
ever. held BY bis promise 10 vladimir
a klas "a Scandal.
Another disgracoiul affair occurred
Ia the public room OF Cuhat's iestaur.
ant IN 49, Petersburg. Vladimir ana
the grand duchess were dining. when
Vladimir say NJ nearby table a
French actress whom be knew, and
her husband. Vladimir approached /
the actress, and. taking her In mis-
arms, kissed her. Tho giand duchess I
was ~ Mortified that she had not
the strength to guard herself when the I
husband Of the actress. TO avenRo the
insult offered his wife, approached I
the grand duchess and kissed her
twice. vladimir tried 10 Kill the
Frenchman. but was restrained The
pi eject Of the ST. Petersburg police.
who was present and intcriered was
f0rclbly elected from the dining room
by Vladimirs sons, Boris and Cyril.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
SANTA re IS GRADING FOR
YARDS AT BELEN.

John Becker, president of the John
Becker company OF Belen. Is In the
city for the day. Mr.. Becker says
that the work OF grading a depot site
and yards at Belen Is In progress. The
yards viii cover a strip Of ground 100
feet Wide by a mile long, carrying
seven tracks Considerable building
IS going on In the cutoff town. and
much more viii be done as soon as
the contracts can he let Mr. Becker
has already built a number OF new
residences and has a number more
and hotel building under consldera
ton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

After tho regular order OF routine
business. Mr. Andreaa Sanchez was
elected president. Engenio Yriaarri.
secretary and Santiago Garcia. vice
president. The following ticket wRs
named by reclamation
For Mayord0mo jose Garcia. Of
Griegos.
For Commissioner Tomas Con.
zales. Diego Sanchez aud Francisco
i.ncero
Speeches we're made by MeHsrs.
Francisco Lucero, Jose Dolores Cara.
haiai, Andres Sanchez and others
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
FORMER SUPERINTENDENT
COOK NEARLY STARVED

After an absence OF two weeks. r.
~. Cook, formerly division supervision
superintendent for tho Rock leland
fealroad az Trenton. Mo-. was found
late Wednesday night ia half.
starved and dying condition on the
banks of the San Gabriel river, sew.
eral miles from los Angeles. Cook
gives the appearance of having tasted
too much.
Since his discharge a few years ago
ny the railroad company. his mind has
been affected. and for weeks AZ a time
he would not speak 70 any mamhor
OF his family. lie disappeared In
Kansas City In May and was absent
several days Owing to his mental
afillctiOn, his wife feared he had com.
mitted suicide, and Monday and Tues
day the lakes In Eastlake park, Los
Angeles. were dragged.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
LUCKY ESCAPE FROM
SERIOUS INJURY
SPECIAL CAR OCCUPIED ~ GOV.
ERNoR oTERo AND FRANK NJ.
MURPHY AND PARTY LEFT
TIE TRACK.

Frank NJ Murphy, OF Prescott. pres,
ldent Of the Santa Fe. Prescott &
| Phoenix Railway, passed south on the
Santa Fe railway Saturday evening
on No. e. He was In his private car
and was accompanied by n party OF
friends, among whom was Mrs. Jos.
II. kibbey. wife OF the governor OF
Arizona. AZ Las Vegas the party was
met by Governor Otero and Superin.
tendent n, o. Bursum, VINO accom-
panied Mr.. Murphy TO Lamy. The
members had very narrow escape
from serious injury and probably
worse, on the trip from Glorieta 10
I.amy.
Speaking about the accident. the
New Mexican says, About a mile
south Of GloFicta the car in which
.hey were jumped the track. and
for several hundred yards ran upon
the ties and upon the ground, and for
a few feet ON "air." at a spot where
the road bed IL narrow ana on the
side Of Apache Canyon. Fortunately
the impetus of the car, which was
great AZ that polnt~-it being stcep.
down hlll-kept the car In melton.
Had the coupling broken the ear ana
hs occupants would have beon
thrown into the canyon. which. M
that point, Ia about 100 feet deem IA
soon az the shock OF the cars leaving
The track was felt. Governor Otaro
jumped for the he'll rope. and pulled
Is, while Mr.. Murphy applied the an
brakes In a minute the train came
% q slandztlll. and the ear. fortunate.
", ala not lose is balance, bat re.
mained upright although or the
track. II was uncouplod and tho
party proceeded 20 Lamy With the
II took several hours work 10 nut
the car back on the track and haul Il
70 i.amy. The experience was thrill.
ing one and viii not soon be for.
gotten by those who participated In
H. Mr Murphy and party then bro.
eeeded west and Governor Otero and
Mr., buFsum returned 10 Santa Ne
Mr.. Murphy and guests were on
lnelr return trip from a visit 10 New
York City, Washington and other
eastern points. and all win NOT soon |
forget the good luck which accom-. /
panied them. and the presence Oh
mind OF Governor Otero and Mr.. Muir.
ply 10 what might have proved an /
awful catastrophe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
view RAILROAD TO BE
CUTOFF FOR LONG LINES.

A corps OF surveyors IL at work At
the present time running a line Of
road on the east side OF the organ
mountains This Is supposed 10 be IN
the interest Of the Phelps-DodRe syn.
dictate, that owns properties IN that
range. The road Ia for tho double
purpose OF afiordlng easy tFansBOfta.
ton % aud from the Jariiia mines. NJ
well as To form cutoff for trans.
continental freight shipments. which
now SO by way OF ~ Paso.
The line Of the new road, which will
run through the canyon above Las
Cruces, viii take Il either to Deming
or Tres Hermanos station. south Of
Deming, East OF the Organs the
road viii Join the main line again,
either at Jarllla or Alamoeordo. This
win shorten the distance to the south
west by 100 miles. The new line will
belong 20 the III Paso & Southwest.
crn system.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
WEARS MLLI1N-OOLLAR ROBE, BUT
GRAND DUCHESS is HEART-DROEEN

LIRE or vLAolMlR's SPOUSE HAS
BEEN WRECKED ~ THE OUT.
RAoEous BEHAVIOR or HER
SPOUSE AND cHnoREN-HUs.
BAND A BORE AND uNscRuP.
ULous. SONS oisslpATEp AND
oAuoNTER DlscRAcEo - aus.
SIAN NonLEwoMAN BEMoANs
sER FATE AND THAT or TIE
Empire.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
THE "LID" ON AT

The gand jury of OteFo county has
been IN session vt Alamogordo a ilttla
over one week. aud up 10 date thirty.
Elk Indictments have been reported.
Every cigar store aud dry goods store
Ia town has been Unlisted for Viola
ton Of the Sunday law. This Grand
Jury y seems Is using q new broom
and aweeEa clean.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
THE GOULD PEOPLE cor
AWAY WITH HARTMAN

The Goulds have iust secured a
triumph over Hartman IN New Mex.
100 BY the completh,.. 10 Aziec OF
what Il known a. the Durango. Farm.
lnEion railroad, a line connecting the
Denver 4 nio 0rande with the Texas
Pacific. The Hartman interests
ala everything IN their power 10 block
the building Of this road. says the
Denver Times.
However, a big bond furnished by
the RIO Nrande prevented them from
securing an Injunction. and the only
recourse left TO Hartman now Il 10
eiie for damages The road Will be
finished completely ana trains run
ming by October rs, now that Harrl.
man IL Dowerlesa 10 interfere.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

l.O00.mile books were sold daily By
the bureau, and viii hereafter be good
IN all territory north OF the Ohio river
and east of Chicago and ~. Lonls 20
Pittshurg aud Buffalo. The purchasers
pay $50 10 the books and secure a
reha.e Of $40 upon return Of the cover.
The $4,000 900 thus disbursed BY the
bureau has been handled without the
loss OF . single dollar, watch Is an un.
pnrRllcled feat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
PROMINENT Las CRUCES
CITIZEN Is DEAD
ssssssssssssssssJ

SSSS SSSSSs
. Special to The Citizen. 4
Las Cruces. N. NJ, Sept. a. Z
Jacob Schaublln, for many years Z
q a resident OF Las Cruces. father 4
in-law OF Martin Lohman. the lat 4
ter prominent merchant and 6
8 politician OF Las Cruces. member 4
4 Of the board OF equalization, died .
y az Las Cruces Saturday evening .
= from a complication OF diseases, .
8 after a lingering Illness OF sew .
eral years duration. The de. .
ceased leaves wife and one .
daughter. wife Of Martin Lehman, :
. and two sons. Mr.. schaublin was .
for mAny years engaged In the .
8 milling business. 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
STATES GENERAL opENs
Ar THE HAGUE AGAIN

The Hague, Sept. ie--statea Gen
erai wa reopened last night. Quean
Wlhelmina's apee.l proposed unit
Nersal military tralnlng u the youth
N order Ia make the whole people
aVniiahle for the defense 81 the IA,
uon. She said that means would be
sought 70 complete ~ lortiacatlons
% Amsterdam a. quickly as posi-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
TINE ACEQUIA or
ChAMISAL TICKET NAMED

A large and cnthuaiaatic meeting
was held IN the public school house on
district No 50. Ranches Dc Aihuquer.
que. Saturday nisht.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

Hon. Nealor Arniio, wealthy Ell.
zen 81 the MeslliA valley. with haane
AZ Las Cruces. is in the metropolis
mlugling with the visitors. Mr. AT
milo Il me oNner 81 some very vaina.
bio real estate 10 this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

The Paehlo Chieftain win give Al
buquerque and the twenty NTH annual
tAir q big sendon. Arthur O'nrlen
one Of tho outside representatives 81
that paper. H. in the city for that pur
pose.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

Mrs. A. N. Leeson, an expert ston.
ograRher OF Saata ~, IA here to al.
tend the fair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

y. V. Key, supervising engineer on
the santa 70 cutoff, Is In ghe cIty
from Bclon.
The Washington times., 1905-04-18
CITIZENS COMPLAIN
OF THE APPROPRIATION
lexington Association Indignant Over
Action CT Congress on Street
Improvements.

1t was the unanimous opinion of the
lexington Citizens Associations, which
met in st. Martins Hall, at North Capt.
tol and streets. last evening, that
since more houses had been erected in
Rtoomingdale during the past year than
in any other suburb of Washington, that
section was entitled to larger appro-
priation for improvements than it has
been receiving from Congress.
Statistics were read which disclosed
the fact that the internal revenue of the
District amounted annually to more
than $3.50, 900, and that at present over
s2efD,o00 belonging TO the District is ly-
ing IN the United States Treasury. TAX
ing these facts into consideration. 1t was
decided that the District. gave the Gov
eminent more than it received, and that
the suburbs, and outlying districts.
Eioomingdale. lexington, and the like
IN particular were entitled to larger ap-
propriations-
The Washington times., 1905-04-18

Gals Of the Interior Department have
the positive testimony Cf several OF
them that such was the case, these
statements having been made 10 the
Congressman who came to Washing
ton in their behalf Yet, to the COM
missioner, these examiners deny alb
so1utely that any such Instructions
were ever received.
So the Administration is compelled
to choose. Either it can retain Ill Of
fee men confessedIy guilty of the
most extraordinary carelessness, or
it can retain in Office men SO disloyal
that they refuse asss'stance to tiiril
chief in his effort to ruu down and
punish uiitui violai;o,iE Of the law
those assistants are sworn to uphold
This is no question OF the Govern
ment's hberality, OR of the pens:onable
status Of certain claimants. or OF
rights to pensions w,.jch have beer
denied in earlier years. 1t is ques-
ton, pure and simple, of Office disei-
pline, of loyalty to the comm!s ssioner
from group of subordinates in con-
spicuous positions The commission
er has determined to stamp ont the
award of pensions contrary to law
He has given these subOrdinates the
choice between cooperation with him
in that purpose and retirement from
the service. To do anything else
would be to make his administration
of the Pension Bureau a farce-like
that of some of his predecessors-an
deliberately to violate his oath. 1t
is we'll for the service he has decided
that these examiners must go.
The Washington times., 1905-04-18
Joseph jefferson.

A kindly gentleman; a scholar; a
successful business man; an artist
who found worthy expression with
pen and brush. but who will live in
our hearts as comedian of the most
exalted type; Joseph Jefferson is dy-
ing at Palm Beach.
To him has been given not only
length of days but the ability and
courage TO do good work well, and
to have wide and continuous appre-
citation of his efforts. In him there
dwelt the loving soul that not only
made friends but kept them, the in
telligence of heart combined with the
acuteness of brain that makes the
gentle humorist To him was granted
the friendship and respect Of more
distinguished, able, and thinking men
than, perhaps, to any man of his time
To him, for nearly forty years, the
English speaking peoples of the world
have held forth their love and admira-
ton. And to him, in his last hours,
our hearts go out in fond remem-
brance and grateful sympathy.
We would neither speed nor hinder
the departing guest; Gods way and
will be done; nor are we able to
offer our condolences to his family
for We are all his children; but when
he falls asleep we may say: Sleep
well, Rip; may your awakening be
in the home of our Eternal Father,
and may your welcome be Well done,
good and faithful servant, enter thou
into the joy of thy Lord !"