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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-29
SANE CAUSE Foa HAIRED.

Democratic National Commitleeman
Guneya OF Pennsylvania. says that
Oklahomas governor Is scoundrel in
large letters Guffey Is OF the same
opinion as the people Of Oklahoma,
says the Enid Events, strong repub.
llcan paper I'D n W rt9iH tH
eu1sy has the same cause for ha-
tired Of Governor Haskell as have the
republican carpet bag grafters that
the Enid Events 70 trying 70 defend,
AZ tie democratic national convention
atsDsnyeS. Governor Haskell In a
nercea phiiIipic scourged Gufey from
the ranks OF democracy. ibrsnditg hfm
IS SPY who only sought che inner
councils Of the party IN order to be.
tray them 70 the enemiea sof The spHo.
pie. Governor Haskell handled Guffsy
ir tbs same fearless msnner in
shi1b be has handied the territorial
sraiters ot 0klah6ma. and GuHsy re-.
sehss the treatment lust like Bird No
Gpiras Dsnnis TlYnns Judge BusfoFd
and The rest Of the crowd resent a,
The honest democrats 81 Oklahoma
viii not attempt TO deny that from
Jim Guffey's standpoint Of policies
and aIhics, Haskell is me worst scoun.
Idrsl anhAngf Neishef viii honest dam,
'ocrsts Of oklahona attempt to Say
that tke plunderers of Oklahoma Ter.
ritory are apt to look on the governor
with anything but anger and aversion
Each has the same cause for hatred
HASKELL exposed Gufey's connection
With the Standard Oil monopoly and
drove him into the republican feld
where he properly belongs Haskell
exposed the graft and peculation D
1.-THE republican territorial grafters As
scciation, drove the entire bunch on
OF politics In Oklahoma, and has sew
era OF them now on the fair road t
( the penitentiafy or. the poor farm. 1T
not hard to-understand why Jim Gut
/ fey should brand Haskell as sconp
ldrel. nor is It hard to understand VIII
| the republican grafters' comDin
should applaud his declaration IL
4 fust q little difficult TO understand
however, why the Enid Events shonl
tauote Jim Cuffey to an iutelIigen
uvbltc as evidence of Governor Hai
kslrs moral turpitude- Doesn't u
fact that Jim Guney. one Of the mos
4 iiufuentiaI factors in the Standard o
monopoly, Is bitter In his hatred |
:. Okalhoma's governor absolutely -
prove the Hearst Roosevelt alIegatiQ
lthat Haskell IS tfssso = to standal
Oil9 AAH " : Aasaf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-29

Be as careful as you can, you wiz
occasionally take colds and when you
do. get a medicine Of known reliabiI
ity,. one that has an established repa
tation- and that is certain 70 effect .
quick cure. Such medicine ID Cham
berlsin's Cough Remedy, It has gained
= world vide reputation by its remark
able cures Of this. most common all
ment, and can always be depended up
on. II. acts on nature's plan relieves
The lungs. aids expectpratiop, opens
the saecretiona and aids nature in re
storing the system to healthy econdI
ton. For sale By al druggists. D&W
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-29

0faFlorlda avenue. - n0I taool ~
Eleventh street, from the so6th lire
Of Psnnssleahia avenue 10 the north
line Of Florida avenue. ~ -no
Twelfth street from The south HE
Of Peunsylvania avenue TO the north
hne Of Florida avenue. Hf n1 -
Thirteenth street. from the south
line Of chickasha avenue to the north
line Of Florida avenue. lom WOO a Tl
sFourteenthn street, from the south
line 0f Iowa avenue to the north line
Of FlBrida aFeuoe.T eqeeg iapn sa
Fifteenth street. from the north line
Of Iowa avenue 70 the north line u
Fleriaa avenue. 0G
EectlDn 2 Thai The expense of said
|iulprOvement. intending ne expense Of
the street ana ailey inter-
sections and crossings, shall be paid
By special assessments to be assessed
and levied against the lots and tracts
OF lana benefited thereby as proviied
BY the Act OF the state Of Oklahoma,
entitled An Act TO provide for dthe
improvement OF streets and other pub
lie places within cities OF the first
class By grading. paving curbIng. gut
teFins and draining the same and de-
claring an emergency approved April
1VgI90e. Ha Won iatll efHi
Section 3. That this resolution shall
be Published In six consecutive issues
OF the Chiekhsha Daily Express, a
newspaper published and Of general
circulation in1tAe city Of chickasha.
Adopted and approved this 23rd day
OF October, 1908. s.a lfsasssf ~
80 vfrHsan ~ B. B. Bridges.
Attest: atr Mayor.
81 Joe Dews, ~
a pN City Clerk 10-2s-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-29
IonN R. wALsH. 81.
REPUBLICAN seaERsAULTs

REPUBLICAN scaERsAOLTs
While tbe republican politicians ef
Oklahoma were fighting statehood last
fail. and trying every means fair -
foul % indbee ne people of okiahons
70 reject ne constltuton. ons OF their
stock arguments vas that the linit sH
taIslon IN the constitution was 50
loF that y would be impessible, %
raise taxes sufficient % pay the statA
county OF school district expenses
N Tie beginning Of the present can.
psign, without apology for their state
msnt last fail these same fepuBKcaa
politicians went from ons snd Of the
state to the othsra procizEnsng thai
beoauEs OF the sztrayaganaea n he
zlatA administration taxes we're 90
ipg 70 Be twice as high II Oklahona
IS they should be.
When the democratic press o. the
state published the actual ffgures
proving Aat the democratic state 81
Eninistrstspa had levied $4,000 less d.
.Asr 4urzs = .ssaE lhs Rurdkn pi state
a-yvsrrfns6t tor rvslys M1nlhs han
hsd bssr kssegasd 81 The reeabIleaH
adaasaigiration. q paz sh.s esps2Is
adminlznafiop q pay the expenses oi
terrifor4sl government fof ! fige Def.
iod khese same republican poauc-
ians with neir subservient news
papers turhed another back s0mes-
aavlt On Tie Ia q1ezhou. and nov
they are giving ssDt 70 uoarnfnli iJezs-
rnisds over the alleged fact that the
democratic administration has made
che tax levy 60 low that not nearly
ssnough money viii be raised 70 pay
the public expense IT'S wonderful
how much interest and how little ln'
formation these republican politicians
apd republican newspapers have oa
sEery public question. tC
From the day that Il became known
that On overwhelming majority Of IN
Ssssgates to the constitutional con
ventipn we're members Of the demo
cratic party, down 10 ne preseni
hou-, these republican politicians snt
xspubliean papers have been posini
az the friends Of the people and issu
inx daily notes Of warning about heT
<be tool democrats we're about to ruff
Oklahoma. :
Despite these daily and almost houI
" predictions Of dire calamity, II
state Of Oklahoma, in the elsve
months since its birth, under sal
ana conservative administration ?
wadeawaks democrats, has progresse
ana developed as no state ever 4
yelooed in the history OF the Uniol
from Maine AZ California th4 hahae
okIShoma kas esEhs 70 lbe : eyhohyi
Tor 1ush. progress and prosperity, a
her people have aroused the admif
non of the entire couHtry. .@~ a
Despite these walls Of calamity, u
state of Oklahoma has done more
xeguIats and centrol pablle seFsll
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-29

The clerk of the school board viii
receive sealed bias for all the prop
erty on site purchased for The High
school, including five houses. barns.
etc. up To and liHeIuding Monday. Nov.
z. 1903. The board reserves the right
TO reject any and al bids. A eerti-
fled check for -one-fonrth OF the amount
must accompany each bid.
.102+tfs J.E. Tatman. Clerk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-29

corporations n her eleven mortts q
existence. than has been accoupiish
eSrby any .otbes,s=ats1h eitTea year,
Dertte ths wAn 1haf corporatidt
cQhfroI would afive car'tal out d o.
ltsonk the - q fonest iasesiol'
throughout the United States have
been sfsracfed 10 her wundHrfui fiEst
Of Development. and the influx ol
wealth has been greater since st2ls
hood -fAAn. sFer "a. . silsilsr prrfod
before
Despite tie fact fhs; or ADMISSION
3 te Union vas precedet by tro
weeks rholidayn proslaiuef b. r.
publican territorial governor 70 pro.
iect the banks of Oklahoma from the
effects of~a republican panic. and
despts tie ehsrges Of mis-nanage-
menf and gross ertravagance made by
The republican politicians and reDub.
lean news sheets. the democratic ad.
ufnsstrat.on from the hour 4 toak
charge of the AFFAIR." 81 TIE stzte gov
eminent has maintained the credit OF
The state Absolutely st par. and b It's
wise distribution OF the public Moneys
has largely rulihed the efteos in Ok
ishona y The financial crisis that has
proven 80 disastrous throughout the
orAer states oi the Union.
With al OF these facts before ssem.
The republican politicians and the re-
publican newspapers oGOkldhoms ufh
persist IL tfyiss % fool Ee peosle "
groundfss ckafges vtfch, thsf khSr
they must abandon as quick as the
ssarchllght of truth Is tuned On the
rscCfds FhieA tAey dare not quote.
Tha9 their chkrge thai ttsse taxes
a Oklshona would bs DOUBLED is
false. they new admit
That their charge that tie deno-
srttk stuspiEffatiOaltas Dot made .
leTy large enopEh. 70 pay the sxpsnse
Of tfe ststs kpystnnsens y bqaAily
untrue VII - Demonstrated by fns
Thk tptAl fkpS1l y q s At GOV.
ernment T Oklahoma for nineteen
and ore haifim9nfhs ;sSii 81 In round
numbers yi.TB5o6e. When he rspub-
hcan pol.ticisnS and The republican
neuspapsrs say that I vii ~ 1890
oeo, thsy nake statement that ss
rot vftAfn he rs<oFd. a0f.tbs tfTse
30 taxes vhieh nust BE raised. $50
oeo viIi Be raised sy Indirect TAXATION
under he gross revenue bT The
greatsr p0raidn isfl cone frofs ths
rs5lEoadF, eieptFc light plants. coal
mines. oil veilA gas wells and similar
properly nat has hefe4ofore iarFe,v
sseaDad tasation. The Other ssos 600
viii Be raised By direcs taxstJou On au
sdvalorem bash.
oTns lotal Asseseed valustion Of n.
state Of oklahoma as eqaafizsd 81
the STATE bard Of eqnahEation is
tI1s17z.sss The state levy has been
fired 81 one and one fourth mills On
ths dollar. end under this total Of
tsio,ati,ls is assessed That Is all
the direct tar which the people OF
Oklahoma viii Be redui4ed q pay 70
maintain state government Tor nine.
teen and one half months. and Il viii
be safficient to meet every appropria-
ton made By the first state iegisla-
tufea The latest howl Oh the tax Ques-
ton Is Just Is untruthful as the two
former falsehoods. h9iaIlN" aHa.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-29

We have spent many millions try-
frk 70 teach TIE people hat Es are
ordunad By Prorlsencs 70 rule. but
Ee noE resisss that thsY are On 70
ouF game ar tEatouF lease Fith Unels
San has Yrse cally expires. Fs hays
TeiIcszndy dse.ssd 70 cut bsSlssss.
Ittfelofs TIE uhdsrsigzsa vili o1sr
q pn5iie Esls - 5ar reslsencs * a.
c1pitol dln1 wsshinst6n. d. c. esm-
nrrcinS On the tiA day Of hoverbsr.
1903. The following described propefsS
to-wit
One elephant, about f0rtyAvs years
oidi oss nnancial panic old enough
foaaesa. sired b ne EOld Stgs sad
danhedsbF svsrgbodyp ohsafsbublleas
platipgfp aadsoodsAs pev.s out aeus-
vhsts T1o1s Yerp; one biEsy'ck, a iEAfr
Y inpflred By oysrYork; one rspHe-
lican machine, the same being some
&hzt ddt' repair; one hnaneial sys-
ten wen supplied tiih clearing house
sefGnrafes aad . lItfle cash !. tsbl italls
uQh empty odin1sr Daiis and other zEtk
sles paAHmerous 70 nsRuona0g. b
EyrFyhody REGARDLESS q past party
EnlllatlQns oF previous political serTf
todt. is Invited TO attend this sale
n is EFFECTED that most Of ths articles
hsfsin msatlonsd viii Be bld on b.
Ehs stand Pattsrs. but everything VII
be onithe square and an articles viii
Be sold There will be 20 by-blddsra
Pqssspsiou q property NIL bs giYas
narch q 1903,
Roast Grow wiI Be served o. De
Efrands By TIE Young Msn's Republi
ezn Cub. The sale WIN positively
take place on TIE date mentioned ~
"a eIess Of fhe esather. .iaqaaaH
COL ROCKEFELLER
COL MORGAN.
col HARTMAN.
O. Q. P. Managers.
JOHN z. WALSH. Clark.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-29
sss
YARD HEAUTIFYiNc PRIZES.

All parties desiring to enter ths
: contest for the prizes 70 be :
awarded By the civic improvement
committee please send names and
> locations to Mrs. F. q. Riddle, :
chairman improvement COMMITTEES !
: Of Commercial Club. not later thea !
: the 18th instant.
GrgkSe s{fgxsgs $500 Z
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-29

A philadelphia woman said @Oi
course there Will be no marriage IN
heaven. There VIII be plenty OF e~o
men there and few men. but not saE'
,,one would care 70 marry
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-29
LOOK HERE!.

Mr.. Bargain Huntes, we have four of
the hest bargains yos have ever seen.
One is a cozy little home, OF three
rooms, well. coal house and fruit trees.
go bashels Of peaches this year, one
bushei OF cherries), lot S7izx1e5. east
front. South HIN; q bargain at :. 1850
81 xan ANOTHER ONE. g.-'-A'- g
A beantifull building lotaoH West
Hin, east front, z5x1sb feet. Dirt
cheap at --....-+...- --e..-. ,$h0g0
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-29
STILL ANOTHER.

And it's the best you ever saw. A
beautiful corner, T5zI65 feet, east and
south sfrOzt. close in on soakh Hill.
5-room hense. modern and up. ioidata
and the best Improved plaes In the
city. You win have to see It to apr
precfate IT. Thfs goes at -. 81, 500
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-29
YETl ANoThER.

"A fine 1eaaeresfarms running waseE.
rest leysInand' fines good orchard
fenced ana wen improved threai mites
from Cement This goes al. fpeT
acre n.4ags-s - ssls..ls =. ~. ..4-. $oI.89
THE GLOBE INVESTMENT CO. sss
Phone s39. elnas 81 110 u. 3Ed st.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-29
PUBLIC SALE +
To HEAEED !
NOVEMBER 4
@. o. p. MANAGEsR ANNOUNCES
LIST or PROPERTY THAT
WILL Be OFFERED.
BOAST CROW WILL Be
SERVED ON THE GROUNDS

cslonsls Rosksfsllsrs Morgan and
Hartman Have Charge Of Sale,
WriIs John r. Walsh Aets - cisrs
-Posssssion Of Property 70 Be Civ.
eu March (, 1909
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30
Pleasure Versus Drudssry

Ii Is becoming Il more and more
widely recognized fact that the aesthet-
ic side of a child's nature needs dl-
reetion,and expression and that it ought
to take a prominent place In the gener-
al scheme of education. The Art-forTn
m ost frequently chosen for study TO
meet this requirement is music. But
Music Study as generally presented,
appeals to the child mind as synonym
Gus with practice drudgery.
Is rot music one of the most beautl-
full and uplifting requirements with
which one can be blessed? Why then
should drudgery be connected with this
particular phase of art?
There are many ways Of teaching,
but the right and only way is to show
the child in the simpler ways, what a
pleasing and interesting study music is.
A child learns To understand and
speak correctly long before he knows
that such a thing rs grammar exists;
and so in music any child may be
taught to hear .ntelligently, to think
out I..',sical iieas and to express them
as well as to read what others have
written.
The aim and purpose of Miss Lor 2
Il. Slack is to present this study TO the
child so that he will grasp all unccn-
sciously, that which is identifying and
broadening in music. Why should not
YOU start the New Year right by Civ
ing your child an advantage worth
while? Why not obtain the highest
things in music in the easiest ways and
arrange with Miss Slack for the les
sons2 Phone double one, two, three
rings
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30
ADDITIONAL NEWS NOTES

Mrs. N. Kline Of Chicago is a guest
of the c. C. Brown family
Mrs. Ray Brye is recovering from
an attack of the la grippe.
Mrs. Andrew Rowland of Chase
p rg visited Viroqua friends.
Miss Flora Green Of La Fargo
visited Viroqua friends Monday.
Virgil Bryan Of Soldiers Grove
visited Viroqua friends recently.
Justice Fulmer Of LA Fargo was
here Monday on business mission.
Miss Belle jacobson spent several
days with her parents at Cherry Grove.
Olaf Uleu has gone to his home at
DEBORAH, Iowa, for a few weeks visit.
Jesse Frank Of ~. Gag is the guest
Of the Cohland family Cor few days.
Mrs Hanson and daughters of
Bangor are visiting friends in this city.
Earl Henry is home from Wauke-
gon, Illinois, for visit with his par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hans Davidson spent
Friday with relatives at Soldiers
Grove.
Mrs. c. E. Morley left Friday for
Washington, where she will Join her
husband
Miss Luella Carpenter has gone TO
her home at La Fargo for two weeks
vacation,
Mrs. L. CRUDE Of Mansion came
for q visit with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Nuzum.
Mr. and Mrs. Torger Fortney are
spending a few days with he lady' S
parents at Folsom
Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Thompson of
Bagley, Minnesota, are visiting at the
nome of Thos. Lem
Miss Frances Baker, who teaches
school at Soldiers Grove, Is home fer a
two weeks vacation.
Miss Jessie alcGonigal entertained
several young ladies at her brother S
home Wednesday evening.
Mrs Emmett Dickson and son DON
aid Of Bloomingdale are visiting rela-
tives in Niroqua and vicinity.
Miss Sophia Sterry has returned
from Amigo. where she has been en-
ployed for the past few months
Mrs. ] Flkte and Mrs. Theodore
fellefson of Waterloo, Iowa, are
guests of relatives and friends III the
city.
Jesse Thompson has left for Can
dow, North Dakota, where he goes TO
accept a position as assistant in drug
store at that place.
Merchant r W Rogerson was
taken to the Prairie du CHEN sanitar-
ium last week for treatment Of seri-
GUS attack OF rheumatism
Mrs Hattie Hesseling and daugh.
tcrs went to Sparta Friday to spend
/ Christmas with Mrs Hessolng's par
cnts, Mr., and Mrs, Waters.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30
VERNON COUNTY coURT-IN PROBATE
Calendar for January Term. tuesday
January s. 1908

! Estate Of James Hays Final settle
ment.
settlement.
Estate Of Laura A. Geddis Final set
| Element
Estate Of liver A. Volden Final set
Estate of Robert Butcher F nal set
| Element
Estate of Thomas Mills-Fina, set
| ticment.
Estate of Thomas Final set
| Element
Estate of Briggs sutherland-Final
| settlement.
Estate of Israel Parson- Final set
Estate of c. F. Bauer-Hearing on
CLAIMS.
Estate of starritt Kaufman Hear
on claims
Estate of Isaac Post fearing on
claims.
E-tate of Cyrus Adams Hearing on
claims.
Estate of Sally L. Trip Hearing on
claims.
Estate of Lars ]. Larsen Aalgaard-
Hearing on claims.
Estate Of Caroline Walker Hearing
on claims
Estate Of Patrick Harrison-Proof Of
will
Estate of Catherine Coan-Proof of
will
Estate of Aslag Nelson Proof Of
will.
Estate of Isaac Post Petition for
sale of real estate.
Guardianship Of Elland ol5on-Pe-
tition for guardian.
Estate of Ida Jackson (Swiggum)
Petition for administration.
Estate Of Gunder L. Nordlie Peti-
1 ton for administration.
Estate Of Mathew Monti- Petition
| for administration.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30
Grim 4umor.

The following was told by the grand
daughter OF an old lady who lived in
one of the southern states and had
been known throughout the neighbor-
hood as one who had keen sense of
the ridiculous: After a long Illness her
final hour was supposed to have come.
and her children and grandchildren
gathered round for last farewell.
when suddenly she opened her eyes
and. on seeing the mournful express
sions of those about her, remarked
with all her old time vigor, THE
watched pot never boilsm
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30
FOR the shfpwrecked.

''There is no reason save ignorance
why shipwrecked sailors die in their
open boats of starvation"
The speaker was a bcnnist.
LET the shipwrecked include light
net in their luggage, he said, "and let
them tran this net behind them as
they sail or row upon the seas surface.
Every few hourssthey can haul in and
take from it a meal of small shellfsh
or other tiny sea fruit.
Everywhere the seas surface teens
with animal and vegetable matter ca
pable Of sustaining Nfe."-New Orleans
Times Democrat.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30
Terrif,,nq. Indeed.

An authority upon chemistry was
lecturing before a well known won-
ans club and illustrating his remarks
with experiments. All went well un-
til he paused a moment and then said,
I'm very sorry, but l must ask any
Of the ladies who use face powder
containing bismuth to leave the roogI
during this experiment. as the gases
/ am about to set free have a peculiar
affinity for bismuth and turn it pur-
pie"
Whereupon the entire audience save
three courlg eous sisters rose and fed
from the room
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30
TIE CLOSING YEAR MY REVERE

A little talk 10 thee old year
So soon wen say farewell.
Thou hast fulfilled the allotted time
FOR all on earth who dwell.
We know you follow former years.
And meet the selfaame fate
Recorded our histo 3 page.
This year Of nineteen eight,
Since thou didst smile on earth.
Dear nnoeents have come
To claim our care and share our love
They entered many s home,
They'll make our coming citizens.
Some may be humble. otherE great
We scarce can tell how we u be- blest
By children born tn nineteen eight,
We've seen young frienda in wedIock Joined
And asked Gods blessing from above.
This truly was sacred scene,
The banner oVer thefn was love.
The wedding bells did softly chime,
When solemn words had sealed their fate
They'll honor them through future time.
You dear old year Of nineteen eight
Then. too. we had 10 many friends
To cheer ua all these twelve months through
o. life would seem one barren wBatc
without those near ones tried and true.
Ths clasp Of hand the genial smile.
The kindly words Whenever We met.
These trifies seem more worth than gold
They are not lost, We ne er forget.
hut, as we st In reverie
Recalling scenes Of our last year
BetwiEt these Joyous ones We tell
Are some which cause the falling tear.
So many suffering oBes Of earth,
So many means Of dread disease
Nt song Of Joy no aosnd Of mirth.
May be longing Tor release
One year ago we knew not then
A sign 81 that which whs Ia store
Nor do we now bat blindly wait
Wnate or betide, and even more
We've sinned. Of glory came far short,
When days we're bright and skies we're blue
Our guilty conscience frela within
N0w owoes to God wo were untrue.
Then sore disaster came o. u.s.
Deep sorrow came with n0igeiegs tread
Twas then we eaIied % heaven above
Consigned to earth cur loved dead
Yes deaolatlonA been widespread
Dire accidents we might relate,
Thy farewell SONG should Dr. difge
Q. sad, relentless nineteen etphtj
one year ago i.s ssp loos. back
How many have been called awagi
United hearts heea torn iH twain.
The Reaper. Bapth. we could not tasl
This baby prattler ut the horne
Was suatched from parents fond embrace
strong types Of manhood gentle youth.
We miss them from the accustomed place
Hat stay thee heart u minis. be stiii
Do not repIu4ch The closing year
Hast thou myself thy mission lijlei,
tlaai s1othei he wounded, dried the .e,t7
Shouldst be 0If fate % lnaya his earth
-, s4is . does this closing year,
Would we be messed for vi has we 70 tiunc
Wsuld blessed memories finger near
Forgive as Lord our past neglect
Help as 20 put our trust IN Thee
Bury these sins with oar Gaad past.
Cast on our getters. make ns free
he gone. dread phant0ms Of regret
Waste not one precious hour ot time.
., take US in u fond embrace
Thou young thou hopeful nineteen nuei
Virouua. Dee a. Mary DElIA BgowN