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giving entertainments. school viii
close here on April 20.
NJ, !. a. SOCIAL.
Tuesday evening the NJ. |. A. enjoyed
very pleasant social. A pleasing pro-
gram was rendered and dainty lunch
con served The young mems organza-
ton VIII now discontinue for the sum
mer.
Winter stll continues here. The eX-
tended cold weather has brought the
price of hay up 10 50 per ton and there
Il very little for sale AT that price The
farmers are enxious about their crops
as II Is getting so late IN the season and
work can not be got under way.
DEATH OF MRS WHITLEY.
Inst night al i o'clock Mrs Emma
Whitby, wife Of Thos. Whitby, OF AL
pine, passed away at the State Mental
hospital at Provo. She had been there
but n few weeks and was more des-
pendent over her long Illness than an
balanced. Word OF her serious condi
ton reached here late last evening and
her husband and others Of the family
fastened TO her bedside, but before
they had arrived, she had already de-
parted this life. She leaves q husband
and nine children, besides other rela-
tives and host ot friends 20 mourn
her departure. The entire community
sympathize with the family She has
always been n devoted wife and mother
and true and consistent Latter-day
Saint.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO.
bate Division In and for Salt Lake Coun-
~. State Of Utah, In the matter OF the
estate % Ann Wilkie, Deceased. Notice.
The petition OF Mary Ann Cecil. Emily
Leath. Lydis Bates, Alice Estees Eliza
issuance to Joseph O. Cecil Of Letters OF
Administration In the estate Of Ann
Wilkie, deceased, has been set for hearing
on Saturday. the It'll day Of April, A. d.
Court House, In the Court Room OF said
Court In Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Coun-
~. Utah.
Witness the Clerk OF said Court with
the seal thereof affixed, this 9th day OF
March A. n 1896.
(SeaD j. u, ELDREDGE, JR.. Clerk.
BY W. n Farnswurth Deputy Clerk.
johnson & Fowler, Attorneys,
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CHEY ENNE, WYO.
sTocKGRowERs ASSOCIATION.
Annual Convention Re.
elects Old Officers.
Special Correspondence.

Special correspondence.
Cheyenne, Wyo.. April 4The Wyo-
ming Stockgrowers' association tho
Oldest organization of its KIND In the
state, held its thlrty-third annual con-
vention here. President W. G. Irvine,
Vice President Alex. Bowie, Treasurer
J. d. Freborn and Secretary Alice
Smith were reelected. The association
now numbers 425 members. The ex-
penses OF the association for the past
year amounted to SlI42S25, there being
IA men employed during the year at
the market centers, In addition TO the
regular officers. The association col
lected from the sale Of estrays $l2i-
O0l 40, of which s122. 1921 was disbursed
among members.
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Md III HCt0TuHlVt Win Jaw and m or.
der OF the Board Of Directors made on
the 2st Of February, 1906 80 many shares
Of each parcel Of stock as may be necos-
ssry will be sold al public auction et the
office Of the company, 100 Atlas Block
Salt Lake City, Utah. on the 2lst day OF
April, at / o'clock y, m, 20 pay the de-
llnquent assessments thereon. together
with costs OF advertising and expenses Of
sale.
u. b COLE. Secretary
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RETURNED MISSIONARIES.

Have you a friend or acquaintance
In your former field OF labor. to whom
you would like to send copy OF the
Semi Weekly News? II so, take ad.
vantage Of our special offer. made to
aid the great missionary work. We
send the paper one year to any point
in the United States, Canada or Mex
leo at half price. 400 This does not
apply to points where there are regu-
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extra.
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IONA, IDAHO.
SITUATION EXAGGERATED.
Only Five Cases of snailpoS--Town
Guaranteed. Guarded and Fenced In.

Special Correspondence
Iona. Bingham Co. Ida, March 81
On the Gath inst Or, \. G. Wilson, the
assistant quarantine physician for
Bingham Co., placed the school district
here under quarantine for smallpox
closing the schools and ordering all
public gatherings discontinued. There
are five cases in mild form confined
to four families. Some very sensation
al and alarming reports have been
published I'm the local papers. in par
ticular has THE Past" a daily pub
lished Mt Idaho Falls, seen fit TO mis-
represent the conditions putting the
number as high as one hundred that
were or would be afflicted in a few
days.
The citizens here are very indignant
over the manner In which the situation
has ben reported and the high handed
way in which q not unusual condition
has been handled, Mounted guards
are stationed at all the roadways lead
ing from the place and In addition
barb wire fences have been stretched
across the roads. Every pracaution in
wisdom that would tend to prevent the
spread OF the disease, the citizens Of
fered TO adopt, and carry into effect.
However, ii would seem that there are
those whose jealous and lofty desire
To preserve the health of their fellow
men Is of such great magnitude, and
their aim and ideals so lofty that the
patient plodders In this vale are filled
with awe and wondelment at the UNI
usual regard IN which they are held by
their health officer.
Winter sim tarrles. mostly in the
shape of mud. with occasional squalls
Present prospects are that farming
operations will begin in earnest the
first part Of April.
Some sheepmen are moving their
Hooks out on the range, and the hay
question which has been serious one,
will be overcome by conditions that
enable fiooks to be moved into the hills
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate Division, in and tor Salt Lake Coun.
~, State OF Utah. In the matter Of tho
estate OF Elijah h. Sheets, De-
ceased Notlce.--The petition u Ed
ward l.. sheets and Edwin $.
Sheets, the two surviving executors
OF the estate Of Elijah r. Sheets, deceased,
praying for the appointment OF Heber S;
Sheets as one OF the executors Of the said
estate. In the place OF Nephi NJ. Sheets.
now deceased, has been set for hearing
1895, at 10 o'clock a. M. at the County
Court House. In the Court Room OF said
Court IN Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Coun-
~, Utah ~ KY
Witness the Clerk Of said Court with
ne seal thereof affixed, this 18th day OF
tseaD J. L. ELDREDGE, JR.. Clerk.
Young & Moyle. Attorneys for Ptti-
TONERS.
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AssEssM EMIT NOTICE.

THE CENTURY GOLD III. a NJ. CO.
Principal place OF business Salt Lake
City. Utah. Notice Is hereby given that
at meeting OF the Board Of Directors
bed on the 18th DAY OF March, 1905, an
being assessment No. ls was duiy lev,fd
on the capital stock OF the corporation.
PAYABLE Immediately to r. W. Msds.r,
Secretary Of the Company. at his offiee. 81
Utah. Any stock upon which this assess
msnt may remain unpaid on tho 18th day
OF April, 1906 Will be delinquent and nd
verified for sale Mt public auction and
sold on the 10Th aav OF NAV, isx At Z
.. NJ, 10 pay the delinquent Assessment,
torether with cost OF Advertising and *
penso OF sale.
r. W. MApsEN secrstary.
Box l0ss, Salt Lake City, Utah,
Dated March 18th, t1A
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be lost In rushing the structure to COM
pletion. The site, which the union has
selected for the building is one OF the
best I'm the business district. being an
the north side OF upper Main street, al
most directly opposite the city hall. The
building Will cost In the nelghborhood
Of $4,000, and the treasury of the ~
ganization now contains sufficient
money 10 go ahead with the work.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
Niels Jacobsen, an Old Resident of
Utah Called at rs.

Special Correspondence.
Mt. Pleasant, sanpete Co, April a.
Niels jacobsen. an aged and respected
citizen of Mt, Pleasant, died at his
home on State street on Monday OF
drop. and hear failure, having suf-
fered nearly all winter. He was born
In Denmark In 1928. He embraced the
Gospel when a young man, and with
his fife and two children, came to Utah
In 1862. He was the husband Of three
wives. all deceased, and the father Of
four children. two Of whom survive
him. The funeral services will be
held from the Presbyterian church
Wednesday at y, m.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Lucky Dutchman Mining & Develop
ment Company. Principal office 100 Atlas
Block, Salt Lake City Utah. Location
OF mine crescent District, Lincoln Coun.
~, New. Notice. There are delinquent
upon the following described stock on &C.
count Of assessment No OF ! cent per
share levied on the list Of February, 1905,
the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders as
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And In accordance with the law and an
order OF the Board Of Directors made
the list day OF March. 1905, so many shares
OF each parcel OF stock az may be nsoes
sary will be sold at the conpany's office.
No Sil Mccormick Block Salt lake City,
Utah. on the 18th day 81 April 1903, at 10
a. IN, TO pay the delinquent assessment
thereon, together with the costs OF ad
vcrtislng and expense ~ sale
Z. VI. MEAD, Secretary.
No, blt Mccormick Block
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

SILVER SHIELD MINING 4 MILL
ING COMPANY. a corporation. Princi-
pal place OF business, Salt Lake City,
Utah Notice,--There are delinquent upon
the following described stock on account
OF assessment No, II levied March Isl,
names Of the respective shareholders. as
oil
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EUREKA.
Demise Of Thomas W. McFate--Nin-
ers Union Building to Cost $4,000.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka, Juab Co., April 3.-Thomas
w. MeFate died at his home In this
guy OF asthma and general debility,
nst saturday morning, aged rs. The
deceased was n native of Pennsylvania,
out mas resided In this city with his
nlally Tor the past six years. A wife
ana eight children. four boys and four
sills survive him.
Funeral services were held from ST.
rauieks church, Tuesday afternoon at
80 o'clock, conducted by Rev. Father
ODonohue.
" the large list of new buildings
snlen viii be erected in Eureka during
we coming summer perhaps the first TO
started will be that OF the Eureka
snners union. II Is reported thas the
Isakns OF ground for this building
WI oe commenced within the next two
W taTee weeks. and that no time will
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate Division, In and for salt Lake CouD-
". State OF Utah. In the matter OF the
estate of Ruth Howell Cope, Deceased.
Notlce.-rha petition OF Joseph Johnson
and Francis W. Cope, the administrators
OF the estate Of Ruth Howell Cope. de
ceased, for confirmation of the sale of tho
following described real estate OF the de-
cedrnt to-wit Commencing AT the south
east corner OF lot one %. block sixty
three t69D plat D. Salt Lake City sur
Ney salt Lake County, Utah, and run
ming thence north seven and one-half
Clls rods thence west two aud one-halt
g2i2l rods thence south seven and one
half ga rods thence east two and one
half (2iaj rods TO place of beginning, sub
jet. however, 10 right OF way ten 90,
feet in width along the entire north line
OF the said premises. for the sum OF
6,25o And upon the following terms, to-
wit; Cash upon confirmation as appears
from the return Of sale. died Ia this
Court has been set for hearing on Satur-
day. the INST day OF April, a. n. 1900
az 10 o'clock a. m, at the County Court
House. IN the Court Room OF said Court
in Salt Lake city, salt Lake County
Utah
Witness the Clerk OF said Court with
the seal thereof affixed. this 5th day OF
April A, p, 1895,
(seaD j. L. ELDREDGE. JR. Clerk
nv W, II Farnsworth. Deputy clerk
Richard w Young Attorney for Es'
tate.
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ALPINE.
FATHER HEALEY HoNoREp.
Sad Death Of Mrs. 1hos. whitby--M
l. A. social,

I. a. Social.
Alpine, Utah county, April 5.--On SAT-
urday James Healey was given very
pleasant party the occasion being his
send birthday Father Healey is one Of
the first residents Of Alpine His child
rem, grandchildren and great-grand-
children were present.
MORE BOOKS FOR LIBRARY,
The district has Just received 10
books which are to be added to the
school library The. selection Is very
choice and the teachers are to be con
graduated on their work as the means
to procure the books we're obtained by
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LOGAN DEPARTMENT

H. Delivered BY Carrier in LOGAN Every Night Sunday
c Month All and complaints regarding delivery should be
d. to Mitchell Agent for Daily Saturday Ssm-Weely New.
los e. Center Street. Phone SID Independent
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THURBER.
james Heath Falls Victim of Pneu-
mouia at san Rafael.

Special Correspondence.
Thurber. Wayne Co.. April Sword
was received hero this morning from
Joseph Nouguicr's ranch at San Rafael
OF the death there on March 80, OF
James Heath of this place, who fell a
victim TO pneumonia when on his way
home His remains viii be brought
here for burial.
a snow storm is raging today, farm
ers win be benefited. but all farm
work is suspcndcd
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
consult County Clerk or respective sign-
ers Tor further Information.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO.
bate DIVISION. In and Cor Salt Lake Coun-
W. STATE " Utah. In the matter OF the
estate OF Elizabeth Cheshire. Deceased
Nnice The petition OF John II. Harper,
administrator of the estate OF Elizabeth
tneshire, deceased, praying for an order
on sac or real property OF said deeedent
ana that all persons interested appear be.
Ioft the said Court 10 show cause why an
order should not be granted to sell so
much AS shall be necessary, OF the fol-
lowing described real estate OF said de-
ceased, to-wit Commencing rods north
q the southwest corner OF lot o, IN block
81, plat r. Salt Lake City survey, and
runnlhs thence north rods. thence east
~ rods, thence south rods thence ives
~ rods, 10 the place Of beginning. upon
WHICH there Is now situated one double
dwelling house and one small frame house
aud known as No. 400 South Seventh East,
SAT- Lake City. has been set for hearing
on Saturday, the 1th day Of April, A.
-. 1906 at 10 o'clock a, m. al the County
Court House, In the Court Room Of said
court, Ia Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Coun-
Witness che Clerk OF said Court With
mo seal thereof affixed this cath day OF
March, A, u, 1906
(SeaD J. L. ELDREDGE. JR.. Clerk.
By ". II. Farnsworth. Deputy Clerk.
-.trick. Edwards & Smith, Attorneys for
Estate.
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Wedding Reception

WHEELING. April 2..-Ihe hand
.souast social function given in Wheel
ing since Easter was the wedding re-
ceptIoa last evening by GIr. and Mrs
John Warehouse, at their home on
South Chap1ine street, for their young
est daughter Miss Josephine Marie
Warehouse and DR.. y. Atwood Han
ing IA.. entrance OF the bridal party
w..S; announced by the strains of the
wedding march from .I-chenGri7-" The
of ciaGnS clergyman. the Rev Ed
ward Galway Of st Joseph's Catne-
dral, entered first. He was followed
by the groom and his best man Mr.
Johnson c. Mckinney Then came the
iitt . flower girl, Blanche Ethel War
Ieid, niece of The bride go~ncd in a
wLits organize with pale green rib
oons. and carryinc 4 oucket@of white
sweet peas Af-c:- her came the TWO
bridesmaids. Miss Ethel Palmer, OF
Des Moines, an MSS Mary IcHen-y,
of Cumberland. F,os:o:ci:.r them came
inc matron OF ho1c- Mrs ...Ssc a
7s:cc3,. who irnme:Eatelr preceded t,gc
Sb!sde. who ensesed leaning on the
arm Of her father. :
~ The bride, WHO'S a handsome bru-
nette, looked radiant IN her bridal
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SOCIETY
AN ENJOYABLE EVENT

Was odd Fellow Reception Given
Last Night
a delightful receptioo was oeld IN
TIE Ood rNeliowS' hail last evening by
tne local Ioose OF Ood t'etiows, the &C.
CASTOR pelnS the -eIShty-seVenth an
ADVERSARY OF ODD Fenowship IN Amer
ica me members OF the lodge ana
OF the ia.ties- auAIi,ary, me daughters
OF tlepekan, turned out IN large NUN
pe-S and by tneIr presence and en-
tcuSiasm heiped 10 make this event 4
notApie one.
A delightful programme was rem
dered curIng the evening as 1oiloWS-
4eading or rne Procianlauon--
--Sec. I. W. Doydston
Singing, opening Ode
.-ayer G. D. Smith
SOLO. MISS Margaret 1otuon
RecILaItcn. melissa Sfo"l
Sec1Lari .LeSlleS cunningham
Solo Y Iekoit-
Recitation. MISS humphrey
ADDRESS Rev. J. Z. Broomhe1o
So,G MISS Margaret Gordon
TIE adcreSS OF Rev. 6roomneId OF
the Methodist Protestant Church, ami
which was the principal address OF
che evening, was a mastery discourse
and was tuu Of interesting bits Of ODD
t,el:ow history AT the close OF the
c-oSranr1e delicious course OF re-
f-escnents was served. Mr.. Ed Les
ger waS. in charge OF this part OF the
entertainment and he looked after the
arrangements with the foresight that
ONLY che c: mucn experience can DO.
Following the repast a delightful so.
ca; hu.~ was spent by the guests and
his aa;:r lad grown late when the
| .ae-1 s;iIes:. had departed. The hall
w:.s; beautifully decorated in the Ma
-iou:i ro!0rS and palms and other
growing plants about the rostrum add
cd mach 10 the beauty OF the scene
The. following persons composed the
decorating committee: Mrs. Sim
| Bright, Mrs. Florence Stevens, Nj 2.
z. neSai:. AIRS. F. R. Clelland. Fred
| ..o--rey and Frank Crawford acted as
ustur7;.
--,tla committees from the. various
lodges, w.:e as follows:
M2<:on Lodge No. I'm c. Tough,
George HoIdren and o. J. Fleming
Monongahelia No. :. P. MI C.
sitzha;.h and Porter Holland
Mountain City Encampment No 8
G. =. Lester, F. R. Clelland and Q. J.
Fleming.
LE. FltZtuSh had charge of the lit
eravy and musical features of the en-,
lt:s>:st:.inment.
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tsoMn OF white chtnon Ioufsine made
sprincesse high=necised With elbow
ssleeyes en- treine land trimmed
duchess. lace She wore tulfe zen
fastened TO her hair with orange bios
SONS. and carried a bouquet Of lilies OF
the valley
r. AIRS. Bloch. gown was of white ra-:
;siurn over green, elaborately trimmed
with heavy lace She carried a bunch
of maiden hair afems- Miss Palmer
wore white tulTe over green and Mss!
McHenry a prircesse gown Of Ir:sa
point lace over green Both brides
maids carried white sweet peas and
maiden hair ferns
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs
waterhouse, Mrs. Irene Wood HaadnS.
of Huntington. mother OF the groom.
and Mrs. Hugh G. Bowles, Of Hune
fnston. the groom's sister. received
with the bride. and groom. The recep-
lion hours were from 9 until l.. and a
large number OF guests called during
those hours.
DR.. and Mrs Haning left at midnight
for wedding trip, after which they
will be at home to their frienoS at
No. 2216 Chap1ine street
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a Song of Spring.

April at the loom of spring
What is it she weayes!
Golden sunlight silver showers
Velvet grass and fragrant flowers
Blossoms pink and buds Of green,
Hills with purple wales between
Garden vines and orchard trees,
Full of honey for the bees,
Song in all the Swallowed hooks.
Music in the meadow brooks,
April at the loom Of spring.
- What is 1t she weaveS?
Poetry in everything,
Lyrics In the leaves
April at the loom OF spring
How the shutters fly
Silver rein and golden ray,
Wonder fabric of the bay.
With fantastic figures fair,
Wrought upon it everywhere
Bowers Of beauty, boughs Of birds.
broidered fields with petaled words,
Woven color, scent and sound,
In the air and on the ground
April at the loom Of spring,
How the shutters fly,
Poetry in everything
Earth and sea and sky.
Frank Dempster Sherman, in Wo,
mans Home Companion.
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Miss May Taylor the Taxie Ever.
green OF The Maid and the Mummy"
company, is one of the cleverest bur.
lesquers on ; the American stage.
Nothing more true to life has been
contributed to the American stage
than her impersonation of shop sirl.
unless It be her burlesque of Creatore.
the eccentric bandmastetr. This bur
lesqueis given in the second act OF
The Maid and the Mummy" and fol
lows the song hit. The Little Village
Cut-Ups,
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INSURANCE RATES
VIII Be Reduced in Faierreat Think
Insurance Men

The rerating OF FIRE Insurance for
Fairmont. it is believed By Insurance
men. will reduce the present -a1s from
zen to fifteen per cent Herald Smith,
of Wheeling. Representative o. the
West Virginia Rating Bureau IS here
nov engaged in the wo-E J. e.
Brown. who IS at the head 81 the 'ou-
reau and who VIII supervise The voTh
VIII be here in few days. Ss:: was to
have been here last week bit sickness
prevented his coming then.
The excellent water S-s-sn thai
ramifies our city and the efficiency OF
our fire department should cause a
marked reduction in The -at= q 1nsuF'
Iaoce-
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Entertained /. I. Club.

Miss Ethel Barnes entertained the
z Z Club last evening at her home on
East Park avenue A delightful even
ing was spent at needle work and de
liciouS refreshments were served.
Misses; Gladys and Ella Travis VIII
entertain the club on next Thursday
evening
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SAN FRANCISCO

How weak man Isl He propaSates
His doctrines of the rule of states.
And in his large. ambitious way
ImaSineS he holds royal sway
OF Nature and her ministers.
And what is his must govern hers
He measures forces with her and
He occupies the sea and land;
He builds huge ships; he marks the
earth
With monsters of mechanic birth;
He makes the yellow desert green.
He gives fat harveStS for the lean
He plucss the lightning, yet unborn.
From earth and air. and meets with
Scorn
The darkness and the lack Of power
His engines and his wires devour
Both time and distance, and heswraps
His words around the earth and taps
The air with his commands; all arts
And science are but fraction parts
OF man. the integer; the very throne
IOfs God seems destined for his own
When suddenly the awful frown
OF Nature falls upon the crown
That man assumes-poor. puny thing
That thought itself SO great King
And all his glory and his power.
In one brief. trembling. dreadful
hour,
Sink into ruin. and he dies
Amidst his perished victories
HOW wfoak" man SSAAA>z
great.
Nor death nor any. other. state
Can crush him quite, or If it should
He lives again and soon makes good
What he has lost The infinite
Is in his spirit. and through 1t
He rises smiling. hopeful. brave,
Superior to any grave.
And San Francisco. stricken town.
In earthquake and In fire gone down.
VIII rise again - the whole world
stands
With outstretched, willing, able
hands
To render all the help it can
To crushed but still unconouered man;
And he, in darkness and In wreck,
In smouldering fires up to his neck.
| Sends forth the clear, stronE-hearteo
shout:
I'm down. perhaps. but not knocked
! out
Come lend hand and hold light;
1t won't be long till I'm all right!
w. J. hampton OF SteubenT1lle. IN
New York World