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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-09-26
REV. WILLIAMSON IN AMERIcUs
Fills Pulpit Tonight at st, PauPs
Church.

The services in progress nightly at
st. Paul's church attract large congre-
cations and are meeting with much
success. Rev. r F. Williamson of
EIIaville will conduct the services
there this evening.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-09-26

Estray Notice-Yellow Jersey COW;
strayed from mylot on Hampton street.
Take up and notify W. s. ROACH
25-2
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-09-26
Those NObby New Coats

The short Natty Jacket is more
popular than ever. Mannish eff
fects and the ever ready Covert
cloth in medium and long coats
are very stylish.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-09-26
New Dress Goods,

Novelty suitings in the stylish
gray mixtures, plaids shadow
checks in various widths and quail
tiles at SOC and $1.OO.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-09-26
BROUGHT BACK THE PRISONERS
Two Negroes Found in Houston and
Macon.

Deputy Sheriff Gatewood returned
here last night from a hurried trip to
Perry and Oglethorpe where he went
after pair of blacks want to trot be-
fore the city court. Both were cap
tured yesterday and the sheriff. office
here notified.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-09-26

Lost-Smail ring with three opals.
Finder will return to T. T.. Summers.
25 st
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-09-26
Geo. D. WHEATLEY.
THE MERITS OF THE
new MERCHANDISE

The opening of the Autumn and Winter season finds
this store usual the best possible shape to
your needs Every section fortified with good reliable up
todate merchandise selected with the greatest You
invited inspect the goods you invited buy
you ready not then the inspection will be very
helpful to you when you ready.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-09-26
Stylish New Suits

There has been much care and
thought given to these suit sections
the best makers products only are
represented and we've priced them
very mOdestly.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-09-26
TWO WOOL SKIRT SPECIALS
THE GREATEST EVER SHOWN IN AMERICIs

We offer magnificent line of fine Mohar Skirts
every absolutely new just received extra fine QUALITY
skirt the lot less than five dollars and most of them
5000 to So so,
$3.OS.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-09-26

The most extraordinary skirt offering we ever made
is in lot of the most beautiful a-wool Panama Blacks
Nays Browns and Grays, made up by the best taors
the best styles and of the best materials They all range
from So. so to 81 50, but them where we say
YOUR CHOICE FOR $500
and you will readily admit that you their equal
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-09-26

New fail waists opened by us Thursday last Made
up of the most popular fabrics and in the upodat
styles The finest fitting waists it possible to get no
trash desirable stuff. $50 TO 81 90 EACH.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

OF our people were rendered proud
and giad by the courage. the self
reliance, enc aclf-command shown by
tho men and women OF San Francisco
themselves ung,,f tho sudden and aw.
ful calamity which mad bofallUn them.
We have yet another source of pride
IN the fact that the hrst Americans
outside the city who were able 20 cx.
tend relief and help were the Officers
and enlisted men Of the garrison and
The ships In the Immediate nelghbor.
hood 81 san Francisco. The alorincss,
the instant response 90 the doiaand
made upon them. the mixture OF self.
reliant initiative with orderly obeui.
enco and cOhcfonce OF action, the high
personal valor and the steady cndur'
anco and strength shown by the sol.
diora and sailors Of the regular army
and navy in coping VITA this disaster,
were aa great az n shown On time Of
battle. Such n record should make
every true American proud of the
army and navy and should make every
true American rcHolHta TO see that
through our national authorities at
Washington We make such provision
by law for ne mai tenanCc. the sup.
port, and the tran Tag N che army
aud the navy that they shall ever
stand in the forefront OF their respect.
i've professions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
PASSENGER CREWS RUN
THROUGH TO WlNSL0W

beginning with tonight an west.
bound passenger engine crews, leav'
ing Albuquerque, viii run through %
Winal0w, instead 81 stopping az Cal
lup. az heretofore. This work is han
died By eleven crews. four of which
are known as first district crews and
I'VE as second district crews. The
second district crews have had their
lay-ovor az the Oarhon City IN the
past, bat in the new change Of affairs
the second district crews viii be
compelled 60 lay over here, which viii
nCcossi3ate their moving tO Albu'
QuorQue. The change is the result
OF the advent on the Winslow division
OF the 1900 class uf balanced com.
pound engines fourteen OF which have
Just been put In service between Al
huquorQue arl WinslOw The power
and durability OF these engines make
q possible for engine crews 70 run
through the entire division, wnero IN
the past. with the old englnei IL waf
necessary 10 change both crew and
engine al the half way place
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
PRESIDENTS SPEECH

This day is hallowed ana sacred IN
our history for Jn this day through
1ut the land we meet TO pay homago
to the memory OF the valiant dead
who fell iu the great Civil war No
other men deserve 30 well 81 their
country a. those 20 whom we owe Il
that We nos have a country More
over, the mon to whose valor We owe
% that the Union was preserved have
left us country reunited IN fact az
well as Ia name They have LEFT "a
the memory Of great deeds and the
selfdeyUtlon alike OF men who wore
the blue and OF the men who wore the
gray In the confess where brother
fought brother with equal courage
with equal sincerity % conviction
with equal fidelity 20 a high ideal
NJ " was given 20 each 10 see ,nni
ideal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
PRESIDENT DELIVERS
ADDRESS BEFORE THE
ARMY And NAVY UNION
Makes Story of the Past the Basis Of Demand
for Highest Excellence in all Indi-
viduaI Effort Today.
BEST OF CITIZEN IS THE
DEMAND OF THE HOUR

Norfolk. Va. May SO.-Novcr IN the
history OF this city did the cclebra-
10. ~ Decoration day attract 40 Cuor-
nous a crowd OF visitors from the
surrounding districts as this year.
This was due 10 the fact that Presi-
dent Rnoao,clt had consented 90 de-
liver tile Memorial address az the ex-
orclaea Of the Army and Navy Union,
Ia the Naval hospital cemetery ~
tideWator. near Norfolk.
President Roosevelt, accompanied
by Secretary Loeb and several per-
sonal FRIENDS. arrived here this morn
ina. on board she Mayilower., and
landed at che pier of the navy yard
Rear Admlul r. r. Harrington aud
tho member. of his staff we're there "a
receive the president After the OK
change OF greetings the president and
his party wore driven through the
city to The Naval hospital cemetery
grounds nj Tidewatcr. In front OF
the Portsmouth court house. whicf
the president passed on his way 10 tht
cemetery. q Grand stand had been
erected which was occupied by tht
school children % the town They re-.
ccived the president with cheers nnt
the waving % little flags Tho prcd-
ident stopped and briefly addressed
the children A few minutes later n,
continued on his way TO the Gene
terry. where the Union and Couicdcr'
ate veterans OF Norfolk. Portsmouth
and Berkeley were already uaHem-
bled. awaiting his arrival. A saiut'
was fired when the president entero,
the cemetery grounds and proceeded
20 the grand stand. from which he ad'
dressed the assembled auditors.
a. the conclusion OF the address "a,
president -cturned % the navy yard
whero he was the guest Of Rear Ad'
/ miral p. y Harrington. In the az
ternoon, after luncheon, the presideu
received the officers OF the naval sta
ton. and then returned 90 the May
flower and started for Washington.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

along the entire Cxionalon ~ she
Traction company. from the corner Of
Second st...a and Railroad avenue to
Nov York avenue. thence 90 Twelfth
street and north 90 the lumber mills
Work, q % understood. will now Do
pushed rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. schock of i23 North
Fifth alroot, expect 20 leave tomorrow
morning for a visit 90 Mr. Hchooka
parents nf Mascoutah, Ills. After a
short visit NJ Mascuutah. they so TO
Earlton, kaa. the home Of MIS-.
Schock'a pareals. They oxpect 20 be
absent from the city about a month
J. r. Silva. school superintendent
and deputy collector and treasurer OF
sandoyal county, q IN the city today,
and thia morning deposited fG,7t0.3t
OF aandoval county funds in the bank
here. Mr.. Silva b preparing TO move
from Bernalllio back % hls country
home AZ Los CoFFallCg. the season FOR
collecting taxes being about over.
Mrs. T. n. wheeler. who has been
keeping houso here for her brother,
Conductor Jack Mulhorn ON the run
between this city and Ia Junta. ex-
poets 90 leave On a few days for Chi
cago where she will visit relatives
and friends for q few weeks. Another
brother Conductor Tim Mulhorn on
the run between WinBiuw and Solir-
man out west u here enjoying o lay
on oi a few days.
TIE membership Of local Typo
graphical union no 800 have been ed
yised that Thomas d. Fennesay, Of
| Los Angeles. a well known printer
lthrUaghbut che western country, has
been elected trustee OF the national
printers home at Colorado Springs
Colo. When cards we're sent cut re
Gently soliciting votes, every printer
/ in Albuquerque, 20 u understood
cast his vote for Fenneasy.
James ID. May, who sticks by the
Cochlu mining district az close a.
tick 10 a cats ear. returned 10 the
city last night and today is busily en-
gagged telling the local mine owners
Of tho district the many good thingi
IN store for tho caTup in the near ia.
ture. lie says the Navajo company
will soon begin work on contemplated
Improvements and he company hopes
20 have It's tramway project Ia upor
alton IN n fow months.
$. O. Adams Of the wool commits
sion drm Of Brown a Adams, Boston
ieft this morning east bound, after Z
short visit 90 A. Vandowart bis lOca
agent. Mr. Adams was here Tor M
purpose OF studying the wool marke
from buyers point of view He salt
that raisefs are holding their wool 70
high. The prices being asked by th'
shoopmon Is 80 ex0rbitant that Il q
out OF tho question Tor the middle
man 20 handle II at a profit
Mrs. George Nohci and two sons
Frank and George. lofi this morninl
for the Jemez hot springs. whore the
will Join Mr. Nchor who Is spending
few weeks recreuting In the coOlnes
OF the JomCz mountains Tho no
aprings are becoming n very pOpula
place. More than a score Of Albu
uuerque people are s0iourning thor
az present. many Of them with the in
tention Of spending the entire sum
I mer Mrs Nchcr was accompanied b.
Mrs. Fred Baxter and children
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
TURNING OUT
NEW MUSICIANS
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT or AoRt
CULTURE COLLEGE HOLDS
GRADUATING RECITAL.

Special Correspondence.
Mosilla, n. a. May 2a.-Tha grad
uatlng recital Of the Agricultural Col
lege Music Department took place
here today az O'Clock This was the
FIRST time the department has gradu-
ated amy of ts students. Both
branches OF che music department
We're represented by Miss Evelyn
nougheyy for the vocal. and Miss
Lutte Foster for the plano, The work
Of the two young ladies' showed the
high standard OF work done In this
department.. which 10 under Miss
Maud Morrison Tor the voice, and Miss
Martha A. Bennett, instructor Tor che
plano. The college % fortunate in
having IN its curriculum the coursoF
In voice culture and Instrumental in
structlon. Miss Dougheuy pncucall
made her dehm this afternoon. am
established for herself pre- eminencr
above all other girls Ia the college
Her numbers were all yOciferOusly
applnuded, and her sweet, clear voice
was appreciated boy an present. There
10 something about Miss Dougheriy
voice that is indoscribable, a some
thing, soft and vclvoty, quite unlike
those harsh, ahrin voices onO hears
80 often. The "Chanson Proy0ncale.
An Non Creda, and "Ha seronata'
were especially well rendered by Miss
noughorty
Upon che plano Miss Poster showed
great skill both IN technique and ex-
precision. She played some of the
mast diiilcRh pintos without APPARENT
effort Her aocund magurla. WaHR
No 5, and aeronade in %. showed
great taste unf lniah.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
BRAD JONES WINS
20.MlLE ROAD RACE
WITH BlTTNER SECOND - WIN.
MING TIME, 50 MiNUTEs-WIN.
NER wA3 GIVEN A FIVE.MlN.
UTE HANDICAP.

Amid the plaudits OF several hun
bred people who lined Railroad ave.
nue. from the starting point at Fifth
street and Railroad avenue. 20 the
Santa 10 cracks. the three starters
IN the uwcnty.mlle bicycle road race,
Brad Jones, Dave Keller aud clayton
noun al ESQ o'clock 10nea being giyen
a fvcminute handicap, and Keller
three minutea, with bhtner az the
scratch.
The course was out East Railroad
avenue. 10 the Tamble ranch. sen
miles away. and return. Ed Kramer
and Lawrence walsh acted ~ judges,
Tom lnsley acting 81 starter
After the other two Contestants
were on Bittner. who We favorito
for the FIRST place. got away ike a
Hash, and pumped up the long univer
sity hill al q hot pace, too hot. In fact
for on his return trip Bittner was
overcome with nausea. but gamely
hung on az best b could finishing IN
aeventy-tWo minutes.
Brad zones. the winner OF the race
However. had crossed the tape Just
three minutes ah0Rd uf Bittner. mas
ing tne twenty miles IN sixty eight
minutes Keller finished 10 seventy
four minutes
Jones was riding a Hudson wheel
and received as f~st prize a National
racer, the second prize being a pail
Of Hartford tires, the third prize
pair OF boxing gloves. all donated by
the lnsley Cycle company i20 Wosl
Gold avenue
Yesterdays race has somewhat &c
vived the interest In bicycle races
and some good events may be- ar
ranged for the near future az IN,
Traction mark rack
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
OFFICIAL MATTERS


A poEioiilce has been established At
la I.nrde. Roosevelt county John G.
Light has been appointed postmaster.
Postmasteru' Commissioned.
The following pogimastors we're
commissioned this week Herbert u.
Fay 90 be- pOaf master a. la LuK,
Otero cUunty. 90 succeed 4. 3. Swift.
resigned, Willlam &. Reynolds. re-.
appointed postmaster az Mosilla,
nona Ana county
Distribution Of Seeds IN New Mexico,
The bureau 81 immigration during
April and May distributed 1900 pack
ages % vegetable seeds. zoe package
on choice flower seeds. obtained from
che botanical gardens In che national
capital. and several hundred ponndE
% Durham wheat and sugar beer
seeds IN various sections Of the ter
Fitory. This az the request uf Dele
rate W. n Andrews, vino sent ihc
seeds % the bureau Many letters al
acknowledgment expressing thanks
we're received by the bureau
Articles Of incorporation.
The following articles Of inc0rpnra-
s.1n havo been hlod IN The once OF
Territorial Secretary J. W. Reynolds
Tho lsOrdnburg a Pyramid railroad
lnCufpOmtOra are Henry r. Hoffman
NJ Cictor Cnlo; James l.. Wols
William h. Small, Thomas A. Lister
and Joseph A, Leahy, of L0rdsburg
Tho capital stock OF the company 90
/ so0uv0 divided into g. 90 shares oI
The par value Of SO each 81 900 hai
been paid into the treasury. The prIn-
cipal ofllUe ~ hxed az Lordshurg ant
James l. Wells rs named as agent
The term Of existence Is nifty years
and the cOmp1ny a. Incorporated f0l
the purpose OF constructing. maintain
inc and operating q railroad for ~.
carrying uf passengers and freight
Hives. oczema itch or SAT- rheuu
sets you crazy Can't bear the tOuel
OF your clothing Deans Ointment
cures the most obstinate Of cases
Why suffer An drugEias sell A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
WAR ON WOMEN
SALOON HABITUES
UNITED STATES ATTORNEY SAYS
hE WILL PUT THE Ito poWE
ON CITY or YUMA.

The Womon's club Of Ypm1. Aria.
Ia making a crusade against the sa'
looas ~ mat city thai have IN their
employ women. For some months
past they nave been seeking assist.
Rnco IN their fEht from the city and
tho county authoriiios, hut they have
become discouraged In not receiving
the aid anticipated. and they appoal.
"a 90 United aintos Attorney J. L. -.
Alexander. On the occasion Of his
last visit 20 Yuma, says che Phoenix
Republican. be- gave ont an interview
warning che owners OF the saloons
against continuing the practice. and
q % said that several 20 them ai once
arranged for the removal 81 % won.
en- from their places OF business.
There are etill however. several
saloons continuing the practice, and q
"a likely that before the end % the
present week be- will again visit
Yuma ana begin action against those
who are atill continuing the practice
Prosecution viii be made ~ the
owners Of the saloons under that fed
orai statute pm vidlnF for tho punish.
mcnt Of any person who enters into
a conspiracy with a second person %
commit g crime. In case a conviction
II secured the penalty provides for a
fine of NOT more than $40. 900. and
] imprisonment IN a Jail h1r a period
not 90 exceed two years. The inter
view given the Yuma Enterprise by
Mr.. Alexander, and which he confirm
q. follOws:
Yuma has got 10 be more decent
TIE open and brazen running Of
houses OF prostitution on your main
street. where every person ON the way
10 and from che trains must pasa III
fun Wow, has got 20 be- stopped, and
/ right away"
Thus spoke District Attorney J. J.
ID Alexander. 90 a business man from
/ Yuma, IN u conversation which took
place a few days since In tho lobby VI
che Santa Rita hotel In Tucson.
~ the authorities whose duties q
Is 10 enforce the law" he continued
will mlt tqko the matter lp. : will
n this matter isn't attended TO al
/ once. I'm coming down there som,
dime on the a M. train with a bunch
OF United States marshala. and arrest
every woman and man found in thcs,
houses. and thcy viii an De prescott
"a under the United states law and
Gent on tho hill no matter how re-
spectacle any ~ them may bc."
Can't look we'll. eat well or feel wei
with impure blood feeding your body
Keep the blood pure with BurdOcl
Blood Biuera Eat simply. take eXer'
else, keep clean and you viii have
/ long life
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
Able in othsr Than War;

IN closing ask your attention 20
the fact that our soldiers and sailors
are able TO DO their duty in great
emergencies even other than those of
war Recently the most appalling die.
aEter tlat has ever boiallpn any city
Ia our country, che most appalling dis.
asior that has beiallen any city OF the
sane size for a century past bofell
the great and beautiful city or San
Francisco. 10 the midst Of their nor
ror and pity and sympathy the rest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
Real Power h InslvIsual.

Now Il IL easy 90 say ynls in words
which shall imply merely fiaifory Of
lae average voter or OF tho average
enlisted man. certainly do not IN.
tend my words Go be so taken II Is "a
sure Sign Of weakness Ia any man n
he is always wanting io be- iiattorod.
and especially II he lets his head be
turned by nattcry. The average
voter needs 20 learn and and TO keep
steadily IN mind tho fact that n ia the
last resort the real power ~ his. 80 IN
che last resort the real responsibility
Is his He cannOt cast on on any one
else che responsibility for our govern.
mental shortcomings Nothing Is
cheaper than 20 say inst the people
are ail right bui taat the politicians
are ali wrong. A. a matter OF fact
.p2lisics, and therefore politicians. viii
in the long run represent faithfully
either the wishes az the indifference
lot the people, and II the people are
indifferent the results are just about
aa bad az II they deliberately choose
"a go wrong SO y % Nth the 90.
listed man, When I cali attention "a
the high place he holds. and must
ever hold in the esteem OF every sen
sihlo man, J DO "a less with the inten
ton OF emphasizing the respect due
him by outsiders than Win the inten
ton 81 making him realise the burden
of honorable obligation resting upon
HE shoulders. by unweariod effort hC
mus learn To- DO his DUTY whether
duty pct ahoai or ashore whether
h lies In the cavalry or the infantry
IN the gun turrCt 81 Ia the engine
room. He must he able 20 handle
himself and 60 .andfe the formidable
and delicate mechanism inirusted q
his care In such manner that N evei
q bcoomos bis fortune 20 take par
IN battle for the flag anUthor pago
shall be added 20 the many which 3,
10 make up the long honor roll OIL
American history.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
RESIGNATION or
TEACHERS ACCEPTED

Trof A. 8. Otero. teacher OF math.
ematlcs Miss Mareth Faro. teacher
Oi yrcal music; Misses Carrick. Mc.
Cricket and Hmgunin, teachers In
che normal school al Lac Vegas. re.
Gently rendered their resignationa.
which were accepted These teach.
era are the ones who some time ago
flled charges against President Vert.
and Ia applying for reelection made
thir applications conditional upon
the resignation OF the president he
did not resign Several Of the yacan.
cica have already been fillOd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
HEALTH eEEKeR TAKES HIS
OWN LIE IN ARTESlA

ClargnI2 jones, younf health
seeker who came To Artosia several
months ago from Douglas Kan. com
mitted suicide Al that place by taking
oarbolic acid. He was in the last
stages Of consumption and was with
uut friends or money Ills mother az
Douglas was notified
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
A GREAT new
INDUSTRY IS
GIVEN LIFE

THE PASSAGE OF THE FREE Al.
coHoL BILL WILL PUT NIL.
LIONS or DOLLARS TO A NEW
WORK AND BENEFIT MILLIONS
or PEOPLE ALL OVER THE
LAND -- THE heaviest BLOW
THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY
EVER RECEIVED BECAUSE Al
coHoL WILL COMPETE WITH
KEROSENE AND GASOLINE ~
LIGHTING, HEATING AND M
POWER PRODUCTION.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
o-oatsr RosponaIbIIIty o. LEADER.

THIS does nor mean that tho leader
whether In military or civil life. can
escape boaring a peculiar burden OF
responsibility. To him has been given
much ana from him muck VIA be de-
niandcd u 10 flght aud proper that
che man 10 q high position, whether
bic position b. thar Of "a high civilian
in time 90 peace or az a nigh military
or naval Ofiicor in time ~ war, should
receive a marked degree Of credit "
he performs his dinicult. delicate, and
rOspOnsiblc TASK we'll, and should, on
che other hand, be- held 10 an especi'
ally sharp accountability, for any
SHORTCOMINGS Ia any time OF crisis
tho man .n high once IN ciyil life, the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
Armv and Nav Above All.

Moreover. Il ~ a peculiar pleasure
TO speak today under the auspices Of
The Army and Navy Union, Of tle
union which Is meant 90 include the
Officers and enlisted men OF the rogu'
lar forces OF the United states EN'
actly as there IS no other body OF
men 10 whom in the past we have
owned M much as TO she veterans a
tho Civil War. 80 there IL no other
body ~ men among all " our citizens
OF today who as a whole deserve quite
as well ~ 1ue country as the officers
and enlisted men 81 the army and che
navy ~ the United States. Every
man who has served well and faith
fully, alioat or ashore, In the service
Of che United States, has shown that
ne possesses certain qualities which
entitlo him In a peculiar degree 60 the
respect al his fellow citizens. while
every man VINO Is now in the service
car not but feel himself uplifted by
the thought the 10 any time Of future
crisis 10 may be that the -Onor Of the
whole nation VIII depend upon biz
hearing There rests upon each 81
you tromsndous burden Of reapon
slbility and therefore TO you belonEi
the proud privilege OF bearing thai
load % responsibility well.