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The state herald., 1905-06-16

NOTICE FUR PUBLICATION.
Land ofiies at Sterling, Cole.
April I. iso6.
Notice l. hereby giveu that the following named
settler has 6lsd notics Of his intention to make
hnAl proof In support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made beforo Register or Rsesivcr
at sserlinx, Colo. on May 20. 1905. Wis; Andrew
W. Johnston II L No 1881 for the n " Y Soc -
TON. RAW.
He nam.s the following witnesses to prove
his continuous rcAidsncc upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz:
james A Prics of HsItun, Colorado
David y Fitzpatrick
A u Edwards
Charlie B Jesscn
d. U. FILMING. Register.
The state herald., 1905-06-16

First Publication Apr 81 1876
Notics for Public alton
United States Land Once
Sterling Colo April IL ip05
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler hasficd notice Of intention TO
make anal proof in support Of his claim
and that satd proof will 10 made before Regis.
ter or Receiver At Sterling. Colo, on May 70,
1906, viz: Albert A. Holmquist, II z No 1911 for
then L X Sec isT9N. r 70 W 9Th P NJ.
He names tho following witnesses to prove his
said land, viz:
Otto T. swanson OF Haxtun Cole
Gus Young 4"
Albert Andersen "
Henry Jessen /"
DCFLIniss Register
The state herald., 1905-06-16
First publication Apr .. 1905
Nutics for Publication,
United Htntes Lnnd ONCE

NuuCH Tut IuuUCHuuui
United Stntes Land ONCE
Sterling Colo April II 1875
Notice is hereby given that the following Z
named settler has died notice OF his intsn-
tion TO mike final proof in support Of his
claim. and that said proef win be made BE-.
fore ths clerk OF the county court at Hol.
yoke. Colo, on May n. 1906, viz; Peter Hen.
erickson II = No s4s for the " Y nee % T n.
Y Is W. 9Th P. II.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion Of said land, VIZ:
Samuel Goddard Of Helyoks Colo
Thomas Guernsey
Charles Chshoy
Frank II Smith "
DCFLEMING Register.
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ing the summer and Miss Mitchell will
attend summer school in Denver.
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c. H. rhTrs, sroh,rAnr.
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an JOHNSON. rmasunr.
~ floNhos I. f'feso, peruia
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35,, AT 1lEX:S. e -S0XS'IZ7zzzTzZ3sS,
PRESIDENT TAKES
OATH OF OFFICE q:
Immense Crowd Witnesses Ger
emory and Cheers 4 Justly lss; '....5
3S Brilliant Scene.
Brilliant#S cene."ii
INV AssocinteCl Pross.)

Sill Gro n n March ~ g. President.
Roosevelt took & tho oath OF office before:
d vast gathering of{the people he q ht g
been elected vi 10 serve. The attendant
scenes were not unusual, lnaugurations
from tie time tho east front OF the Cal>l-
tol first became the setting for the cer 1e
n,onY have been muc CHI the SAME, Many
OF tho central figures have dictated TED ~
like capacity II on other coca sions when.
Presidents have accedcd to the q hlghest
office lnsthe gift OF the America n peco '-
,r,le, Chief Justice Fuller, III administer
Ing the outh repeated solemn function
ho has performed fourS$ times----to day his
last. Ct, with aNl this repeti tion.s hlas
WAS faded ana everything appeared now !.
T Tremendous Crowd.
II. Tic tGcreut crowd assembled for sthe
crownns ovcnt6of8n day full }of features
! cannot bo estimated even BY coinparl-;
son. II extended far beyond the reach
or the voice nnd was so 2denselyS packed u $
TO carry the stage out OF the sight Of
many. The apitol plaza, resourceful In
accommodating the thousands u en- ger III to
view the ceremony was completely Tiled.
People came by its i, numerous streets and
avenues. which, like SO many yapnlng
rayenous ina ws, greedily swal lowe d, the
throng until every gn &of want q ges wa
occupied. REL The 5trceS,G tDafren SoIrlo ila6c,
carried their hmnan burdens on
limbs capnble OF bearing the weight
of man or boy RI and $50 "a III away
as the torraces aud marble steps oof
the Library of Congress thousands stood.
Hours before the ceremony could be
expected 10 take place, the people sought
the most advantageous positions They
came ~ every means OF cpnNeynnc co, tcnr-
|rlagcs discharging their occupants blocks
away, and cars In steady stream unloading
their passengers within the prescribed
l:nrca. from which tho unllccnse vehicles
I.wcro excluded, The number OF convey
ianccs of all kinds was totally inadequate
10 meet tho demands Of the public.
Remarkable Scene.
Tho scene was one OF remarkable AMI
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passed Into tho narrow deillss which the the
police kept open, tie brilliant uniforms or y,
Of the troops, the bright sashe es 81 sth i'
committees and the ric capar' s. o.
Inc horses lending themselves 81 70 2
Kaleidoscope, panoramic effect Cheers cheers
upon cheers greeted the antly : shit
ing picture. !, ,s5 a5 =.
NJ AS rapidly as tho troops arrived they
took the positions ssigned them. PC
military escort tretched far, to the Siei
and consisted of sallsbranches8 Of the SER
yico-horse, i DOT and artillery. g the tn
right were grouped division after division
Of state troops, and In different pla ccs
Of honorttle other organizations tooK tneir
stand to await the sigma, To- move. ne ne
tramping OF feet. gallopng OF horses, INC
boarse orders from chiefs and Hiasshais,
the rattle OF accoutrements and occasional
Sbuglc8 calls contributed to q. pandcnonllm
Of. sound to which the public Is unac-
custoned at such close range.
The movements. Of the gathering troops
and organizations were not all the crowd
had for its entertainment. Directly IN It's
front preparations We're In progress tor
the inauguration itself. A5monstcr stand
In the form Of an; open amphithcatre had
been erected on a liues with tho rotundn
OF the Capitol and there decorators We're
engaged In arranging for the ceremony
and ushers, busted themselves learning the
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l Mast Forms Of sickness 8 tart vi hs the
INSIDE nerves. tndfgestl lon. sour /! y ON
ncll, heartburn, weak kane W
iarItcs-e HEART lryegulirlt Bowel IRE I,
Eularltics.-all OF these al ncntH, ard the
ailments which, they. IN Urn brli,g oil,
are die directly to ierat1 eme n ~ 81
tain tlolvoS ccN ~ err ls I'll
Understand tlrsta that " have two et, 4
atirelyli separate norvo systtnlS. When we
certain set ii ch. Obey y, *
our mental command liut la WHY ny u
- 4 Il ID eyo sshut,at the sllga,teat desire,
spicKl,lp "a d pin ono nOmeti I, ttid hold g
heavy hammer, the mex T.. ~
@ But these arc not the nerves we are 70
3S1TIeto is ai,othora SGT OF nerves which
control and govern and ictuata the heart
and thu stomach, the K dneys and the
liver ana All 81 the f!fct IS r. xou
8pre me EFFORT OF mind can you make yo,,t'
heart stop or start--nor can YOU, cvcn max
{ vary ~ sing get y ,'1nslta, Ah 10
With the stonle, 9 anI the yer aa ine
s1natic--trey do their work at ~ certain
81 3 speed whether you are a. awake !! or
or.Wl.l mol;
and health depends. SO & long.sns these
well A and strong wv hen they ia 1--we
knowg,it d BY tho snnvituhlG sylnptoins----
,ston1ncll. heart, liyer.. kidney roubles.
And tliese troubles l1nvc no other .orl in.
ever, than In these same merry ~. For the
stomach, the heart, tile liver. the Kidneys.
have no power Of their own no sol f-corl-
troll. They owe heir every impnls q to the
Inside nerves, The n errcs nre the INA e.
stere. The orgnns tlloir slaves. .4is
SiS nut tile most Interesting part about the
inside nerves is the bond q E sympathy
which, exists between al tcenters End
branches OF this great tonat ic system.
sg&s no center, which, ~ for Instance, con-
4trols4t he stomach, Is known to science n 5
I the solar plexus. Isl z he heart center Is
culed THE ''cardiac ploxus. The kidney
center the .'renal plexls, 's8 Yet Sis a
L solar plexus blow instantly 81 ohr + 2
,8IItsA R'r. though ts5%nsual operations
concern only the stomach. Why? Be-
cause OF the bond Of sympathy between
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Dr.. Shops Restorative

TUE u Il n ar Y .
into on, Is Of almost third q the mem;
Sbership Of the Senate. III these ollic ,ol3
5ncts took place III the cha m Der ust be-
fore Tho inauguration OF the Prcsidol ent.
and were, in reality while themselves s o.
treat import. the preiud q = le moro
important event " VI 3553
Ceremonies Simple.
The insta llatlon Of the new Vice. p B!
dent vas severely simple $nnd rs briel q s.
simple, It consisted OF q promise, sol,
emnly b made n with upllf ted hand and ~
bowed head. to perform the duties ~ tne
of1ce q nd ID support and defend the Con-
st,tut,on ~ the United States. This was
the cath OF Office and wa : u, ADMINS
tered BY Senator Frye, as ldent pro
stampore OF the Senate, The. No ON OH
2cials stood confronting zach the
elevated platform on which rests t. me
desk Of the presiding officer 81 the SEN
q q. 5 IRA ctlcally4 orr tho same VI spot On
which all the incoming Vice Presidt Is
Tor the past nifty years have stpo g, anu
where a majority OF American frcem 2, (,
hayo decreed that Mr.. nlrbanks i sfiall
preside for tho four years TO con e. sss
55Plai,, and democratic thong the c ,'r'
SSm,ny was II attracted 70 the Senate q
gathering Of notable people, many p
them 81 such portance that, IN &c ccora-}
$nnce with time honored custom. theIrg
= ppearance was heralded with pomp q nd
spiattude SUFFICIENT TO atone for q he sitt'-
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nut we wish the peace OF ace, the
peace OF righteousness. we WISH ~
because we think IT Is ri htsan,d, not
because we are afrald..y weak q, nn q.
ton that acts nlanfully and (; Just y! 4
should ever have cause TO rear .us, any I,l
nd strong power should 2 ever.p 9 PIC
10 single us OH t as a subject 80 u lnso- 4
'sool Our Mutations wlthGthe other powers,
Of the world are;{important;ah lt SUI
more important 8 arca our reln tlon ~
among ourselves. Such gr,oWth IN
WEALTH, In population, an I'M power
as this nation has seen ,,durlns, me
\. Century and IL quarter of It's ,natl9nal
l5llfosi 8 Inevitably accompanied py y !lKe
growth In tho problems aWhlf ,,aIo
aycl before every nation ! % Ilsos
Ia greatness. Power Invariably leans
roth RESPONSIBILITIES a,,I ,anK|srs ,vb GSp
( forcfalllers faced certain perlls WI ~
a we have gu tgroWll. 8 w o. now lace
other perjls he Very, u exis,tellc ( g g.
which 1T was Impossible, that they
4 complex ana intense, and y the We
rnenduol,s changes VITO ugh y ly ne
extraordinary Industrial dove oPiIneil
OF the last half century are iteit u
every flbrs ofiour soelal and Spol l'|fs
\ oe Never q, before have men trled!.so.
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COURT , lCCEE, But Be STRONG EN0UGHF0R
WAR; SAYS PRESIDENT AT HIS INAUGURAL

vast and formidable an experiment y
as 5that OF administering tho affairs of
I continent under the forms . {, y \. q
democratic republic, The conditions !
winch have told Tor our marye'l!o :, y
mateFaa yary Th1od e snSs our
energy Mercy self-relIance, and indlvlduall8
initiative, have also brought tho care
Sand anxiety inseparable from th q a -
$culnulatlonBE of great wealth n N,
Ssrs ssnssss %psR tas ssssssz
+ only as regards our + own we rare,
hut as regards tho .wolfureS Of rn., NJ
kind, five fan. tho cause aof lrG 3
viii ,rocs 10 It's foundations and hers,
fore our responsibility is heavy, 70
I ourselves, to the world as " y today,
and to the generations yet.unDGpF 7, :,
en-. There IS Nc 5000 reason My My G = (
every reason why We should face u
sslvss Tia as g'ravty .ate ehe
pefare s fSa rtRg ~, BppGGhs hene
Sihiinching purpose 10 solve them Alright
ars I,ew though the tSe TASKS SET before
us differ from tho tnsks.sse before
our fathers who fopnd ~ a anIr, Pm,
ssrysHd thls neNpab nst
I Is to be we'll done. remains essentially
unchanged, Ms kpow.tl'att sslf-s6fy,5
no reonle needs such high. traits .of
character as that people ,wh'ch, sNeM;s 4
10 enYerr lis affairs Alright hroush
tile freely EXPRESSED will of thei free
men who compo,e ~. But I've we s e I've
Ia fhc memories Of ti,e men OF To
mighty past, They did their work,
ftl,en lef' us the splendid herltage Wo
y now enjoy, We In our turn ave an
q assured conndence that we shsl be
3hbls 70 leave this. heIit,nge nn w aSl
ycbiidren's children. To do so we must y,
AhoW not merely u gT g srIsifS lies ~
Qualities siitii Of practical eliigenee Of I
Courage OF hardihood and endurnn.,e &c,
and above. all the power Of deyot,,n, ,n
ton lofty ideal. which made great the
mon, Who founded this Republic In tho
days q ashinss on yyn6 M !.Hses
Hiiblie in tho days of Aprahan1s
4L,pcolrl. N y u ~ Ne Il Y. III ne 7,
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8he Vas 10 Sc inssgurated. While he
waited .for the applause to die out, ne
stood In triumph, With no show OF S VANITY,
with no evidences OF political eHm'lsy,
apparently no meme rIes Tof he ca7smrpaign
gone by. and nothing more dlsconcertlns
than a huge ga therlng Of loyal An,ericans,'
clerk Of the Supreme Court stopped for.
ward, holding a Bible. a hush fell over
tho crowd. II The President ra!aed hls right
$hpnd and a the onti to HI pport tho laws
and Constitution or the United states ), I
was revcrently taken, amid deep silen CO.
VIXEN AZ this q had been onclud4 dsAsthe.
President began 4 his ssinaugurall address,
AS soon as he dn'sllcd speatkiin 10 re-
entered the CAPITOL and as she disap..
@pearcd within tho building a 81 gnal vas
flashed to the navy yard and the roar q
twenty-onc guns was begun IN ofnc:iall
salute to tho SPrcsdent,5 III iI$ s
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sections It's he Assigned to tho various US
offic ials I'D tiiignish led q M
The stand itsu.f6w Of synotr sa 81 q
ltectGral pro portions On diffsrrfa pan
from those 0sed In former q
this occasion, iad beer btlltshln itle
form Of liielif,ily 70 .leyol
platform on aced "a sl'taglvillliloln
Tor tlls, t'resldetlt q PERSONAL USE \,
.rhe ainphttileatre ii esptlod ilen r y
1000 persons sJuttl nESoit from THE rialtii
entrance the atforth.5 itsSa 1, Y
tiohssof flags, HMptIh hhd 81 o wefs
was liant to S II I!
purity of Sle stately itol on VIII "
8bynct Of Congress ~ dscorastl;Ss!ss drop.
snE;is permit ~ !, 3 ID F "a ;s
Some time before tile 5beg 'nliii,y#of f "
natlgiral ceremony Feral housnntl per-
sons holding tlckots sentl Ting hem IL
seats on the stand began to take their
plates. By IL o.clock the human gardens
which had Snot,rlshed in the Senate and
House galleries transplanf,t.ee d to@ the
open air r1itheatre. The br CPS
tunes or The women gave to the scene
the finishing touch OF color Addctl 10 the l
acre az peoplee seat ia, swho ooked down
upon ten 6ncres .atdnding were h,'ndrte rs y
banked upon every 8proj eoting leuge ~
tile Capitol and filling this windows VS.. IS
Official, Party Enters. sis5tsI
2.At about ! I oie lock the official party
3 "a me #througllHt heS5matn door, heefs
were sent upsfrorn the 9!
8t,,de Ill eyes we're directed y i}at way.
and strained H Id get the first glimpse Of 4
the President Shouts OF There y jlsYi
were heard frequently, but = 3n g \ y
every instance the cry was SOUNDED 8ll 7
false alarm. s.s ~ "a IA y .,8 AZ \,
The official entrance was dramatic. al g. y
exc ept those 10 we're pt,rt!c phtit IN
the ceremony were seated. when 55. ,ae
Justices of tho surre,ne Court. VII ~
exception Fuller, et ,e1
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#IIECTENANr fADsS.A l1,5 GEl AlShtt
Grand Marshal of the Inads,yl siShr

TtilGS .:$ &c
astxes II 1sh as as
3toftheir Stat,f,l. sl;ae ted w y
and sxull. IA Il HE The er1'heTis
sof the dIIloniati tic corps In th4 u gor g Gus.
uniform S, and h t hey evoked ], thundersoous
Applause ed by Count casssnk !thtS RUS U.S.
sian ambassador and dear OF he CO..
and followed bssthe others In ordsrXoE
Enrecedence, tifeytook tl1elt ats on che
tight 81 1.-THE staHn. Strollins In az CT
them came memhcl'ss ofsthec b'nst sen 'l;
tors and repre- sentatlves I'M Cong S.
81 81; Throughout this scene the denpears r OF
the multitude was that ofiinter1e e eH-
pectaacy The ent!clns pros est. Of see1 Is
gorgeous and stately pag ants ~ reYse'V
q etractfd iii no mann ri from the tE.e5n
interast in the less brilliant pro gra&nrn'e
In immediate pr sp ct. 4 heE at ra 81 on
responsible for tllesassembly OF s vast z
throng was demonstratedEb by the .i IRENE en-
dous BURST Of aptIlan use Yll Oh era a. q
the President approaclhl,, .5
Taking asa signal the arriX7l Of NJ NJ, :.
Roosevelt and Ia party Of TRENDS, ar y 9
moment later or 3Vicc-Prest dert 4 az ~ y
hanks and his escort 4 he I,I'la we 81 2.
sided ia await Tho coming @ the ma 2 -
tie shorr Suddenly the crowd. on me
stand bega b to cheer. This ,Tas rtat.etr up
#byt those Immediately in'front OF the pat
form. The military present ca ~ ~ !,
committees uncovered and soon me srea ~
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What ST. i !. .p III. / Do ! '''''' $ ! |
For tho Human Body in Health lEl' and

/ For tho Human Body lin Hcaltl, and
Disease.
rho mention or sulphur will recall % (
many OF he 3fea Fly Gays n ~, -,
3notHcrg and grandnlotllcrs 50 ye ! V our
EIajlvEdloso 81 sulphur and IN classes every
spring and fall. . sj3 ,o,,&
$Is'1t a w.as & the universal spring and Faiis
#..rlood purifier "a tonic. and tcttfc Ai'u
mind YOU. this old fashioned remedy wa =
not without merit s. y. Il. - u
The idea was good, but the reIrleuy We W,
crude and unpalat and asiarge : ua'tet7
~ had Il be taken to get any erect. ,S
% Nova days 4 We get all the beneficial Ia
efrocts OF sulphur In a palatah BILE. concen-
tri,ted form, 80 that a sing le5 gram rs Iar9
rI,nra eftectiye than q tablespo vi OF
the crude sulphur. !. Z, Y. g.
s In recent years researc ~ ana expe o.
have proven that the pest. sHlp nur J. 10y
medicinal ls that /, 90 u.ainea III, tI ~,
drug stores under the name Of stuart,ss8
Calcium waters They are smal choco-
late-c coated pellets and contain Tue act.xe
dicinal &principle OF sulphur in q high
ly$ concentrated. effcetly We orl11 4Ss
Few people are aware Of the yalne g. o.
this form Of sulphur y res 70 Sso nha
sulphur acts direct on tho ilY .e 4
and excretory organs and Ss purl
}iics ana pnrIches the blood by the prompt
elimination OF waste material. s, 5Is
~ our srandmothers knew this When
they dosed fls with sulphur 2 nd mo lasses
every ( spring and fall, but the crudlty
ana Si,npurIty OF ordinary flowers Ct sui
ph,,r were often worse than the dlseas SCI,
and cannot compare wi the mouerr con -
contracted preparations OF sulphu !, q
which Stuart's Calcium Waters ls 4 un-'
dnuhtedly the best and most " ldelyf vs. d,8
H They. are the nattrpl al ia oteS lor s.iYsF
and kidney troubles and cur cons Y pa.
|StIon ana purify the blood In a way hat
often surprises patient ana physicaN
alike "a I'D ~ 3, 4.
with sulpburremedl es soon found that the
sulphur from Calcium was superior to
any other form. IIe says; Z For liver,5
kidney and blood 4tronhles, espscIs.lly
When resulting from cons tlpation or ma
,slar.n, | have been surprised ~ me re-
s,kts attained from Stuart g ielum
I Matters. In pai tents suffering from Sbolls
and pImples and even deep-steated car
hrnsles, I have repeated ~ seen hem dry
ups ard disappear In four or I'VE "a s,3
|, LEAVING he skin n,cars u nd s,noot ~. Al
though stuart's Ca unl Waters Is g
proprietary article aud sod by sdrugglsls
and tor that reason honed \ by many
physicians, yet i know nf not hing SO saIe
and reliable for coma ipa ton, liver ana
Kidney troubles and especially In a!i
forms OF skin diseases es this gr q
At any rate people who are tired q
! pills, cathnrticS and sotcalleu n!ooa ,pur!Si
era VIII find N stuayts Galelam xaEees
preparation.
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How Sickness Starts
n The Inside Nerves

,,,ea.aa W. nne renSiy. II resolved mot 10
Sort ~ u ~ Sana SIT toNtront the one
poyvn avsie n which opcrftcs tteiti all.
\ NV For those VINO treat only tile symptoms
aree, arg e. ~ * - : ma ver como In
va ~, "a w atom an heart. liver Of
NV y, that ID fi,rs 4re-
ss,,. Hv,r ~ Ana here Ii iio anoad
~ MA XVI = \ ha,1,' ss l5
n M tenHi y..iicw known w Drugglsts
eycrryw here, ~. Dr.. Shops Rest oratIve.
IN tho result OF b fttuarter century OF en-.
IDA VOr. along tjiis very iine II does not
iosc fie' t,raan or deaderi tho palm But It 4
ttoos rs ii once 10 the porve...-the inside
2tiervA.-the power nerve and lids IT. up
and Y a'ld .nla vi q ~, ~
- ~ ,ss.ns ~ vn,,ns ensilvTas
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% IL q I.
4 President roosevelt came forth from
the massive pillars q uictl,' and
,co1nposedly. He wa 4 escorted by Chief.
Justice Fuller With measured tread IN
harmony ySitll8thc disnined step Of the
Chef Justice the Prcsi Gent ldya need ~;
:stnte down tho long aisle & distinguished
guests BY this 4 line ull were standing,
and nothing I'D be heard above the
roar of. thufiderous we co n Ilnmcd late
,lysfoliowihg came. Ini lii arm. tile irlelIi-
sbers OF the commit tee on ARA gcrnc,its.
AS the President passed ID VIII u the aisle
he barred his head, and with character .,1
iistic sweep of his Il hat & bowed "a ckno W.
{cdgment Or the 'saluta tons from he stand l,
and the ovation FROM the people His
manner was not tia OF Ba man incl,rr!i1g
.onerous responsible ties, three years IN
,theG.Nhlte II ousc having fnnil iarlzed him
with the duties OF the Ugh of &C (which:
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Tho inaugural address OF President den
r Roosevelt was as foiioWs 81 K ~
nv Fellow Citizens :s s Z, !, - 7. !, : Z
Y No people on earth have mort .E e. ~ /!
TO be thankful than ours, taha Ina ina s -
FUN Fitness in our own strengt IN 7, lo out 4
Viii, gratitude 70 the C;iyer..o q g !, ooa
VINO has blessed us with the c2nsa NY fn {
which nave enab led us lo acntsrS5 81 81
huppinesg. TO US as a peo ple. ,lt lla 9
been granted to lay the foundati lions ~ o. /
our national l!re In a now con ~,
We are he heirs OF tie ages, INV il. ~,
we have had. to pay tsW SIX. q ,,e ~, oxnpc id
by tile dead hand Of q bygone flv ", ~
L lion, We iaveEtnot been opllse IL. u, I
q fight for our existence ngainsl ANY;
allen race and yet our llfe t hs 9
Inc lnanlcg and tlaedler Wl li,fd
away. Under sucn condlt loTs, ~ !, WolllS
be our own falnt II We fal!e ca !. ui h
the successtwhlGh ws{haVe nag u Y w y,
beiieve The future Will bring, L s lt,o.l.
3 but rather deep and apidi.n.g rea u
cation u all @h!c b life has sottsEed ns,t
a fun acknowledgment ~ sttie =, q i ~ i
! sponaoillty which 'is ours I, a ,, i a. &
a ire government az mighty V, P !. r.
can thrive beet, alike as REGARDS me
things Of tins BODY ana 8tHf .i'''is ? - tg
the soul, II, s & \
Duty Of Nation.
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win iightfclly DC expected from ny.
We have duties 10 others and a IaIs,s
to. ourAehc4; and wet Gan SUITE
neither, We have become great ma
tion, forced by the fact OF ~, sreat-
ness into rcintlors With the other M
lions Of the eartlli apd we m y s, hS,
have az RsseeHs !, sSpa, , %atth sp na.
tons. largo and small, our asSlt we
mus. be ore o. eoralaIl o and IN s'' ee!S
III IN our Words hut in ollrs deeds ;nal
We are earnestly lesirollsai s W y
their good YIN bS acting t2Ya g 81 . rn,R
,recognitton 5of,18ll7 tkGir lis his, Il f ~ !.
Justice An1 Yenerositg n, a la,lpt,, ,,n ns
IL an indlyiauai. c0ult 8il9 =, (, , !, lSb
flo@f not bS Tho weak pnt h i;y \. I, {,
stfong, White eYerJGareiml ~ ,l rstfphtr ~
& from, wrongins others. I'VE NUS W, ~
no less inslBlent that We az no W.
wronged oarAelSes. s j iflsp RsAs y 7,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05

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