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HELP WANTED-MALE.


wv NTED-CARPENrER FOREMAN
w Must be able TO read drawings and
understand rigging. References required
snply Manufacturers Contracting Co.
Room 223 DUPONT Building. il9-3t
w ANTED-FOR THE u. S. MARINE
w Corps men between ages 10 and So
Al opportunity 10 see the world. For full
Information apply In person or by letter
60 y. s. Marine Corps Recruiting Oface,
Post Office Building. Wilmington, Del.
ACCT
WANTED FOR u. s ARMY.-ABLE-
bodied, unmarried mon, between ages
OF ~ and s.: citizens OF United States. Of
good character and temperate habits. whe
can speak. read and write English. Men
wanted now for service IN Cuba and the
philippines For information apply 70
Recruiting OFFICER. iO5 N. 18th ST., 1876 N.
hth ST.. 103i Columbia Ave, Philadelphia.
Pc No n 30 St, Camden. n J. Cor.
Broad and Front SITS. Trenton. n. j.. Cor
fth and Market SITS. Wilmington. Del. 6i9
Penn ST.. Reading. Pa, Mountain City
Bldg. Pottsville. Pa. is S. Laurie, ST..
Bridgeton N j. h-bm
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


d EMOvED TO Ss3 ORANGE STREET.
N John r. Mullins Inc. Printers. Rub
Der Stamps. Get prices
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Wickless Blue Flame OIL Stoves
Insures a cool. odorless kitchen. Ex-
pense insignificant The Regal" is alb
solutely perfect. For sale by Row s
Company only. 41S King ST."
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WANTED

XKyANTED-ro RENT a f. Fu osss- wash,
tnpton street bridge A little ground PIE
ferable. Address, House, Journal Oth'e'
i22-it
WANTED WASHING AND IRONING
w 10 DO az home, or viii 80 out by me
dav. Girls want positions at house WORK:
and hnlf-grown boys want light work eos
East 9th ST. yz--ss-
w ANTED-FURNITURE Your entire
w bouseheld. also ofioe furniture. an
tloaos IN YOU have furniture In storage
win buy and pay you cash, more than any
dealer, estimates given free; all trans
actions confidential; don't sell until you
fhe amount Plano and two safes for sale
Write or phone d. n A. Phone 6l4A; Au-
tomatio. 23fs. Grandfather click for SALE
CHARLES s. HURIOCk.
e,s-7m Seventh and Poplar sts.
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LOST AND FOUND


T osT-PASs BOOK NO. 1f772 ARTI.
l. sans Savings Bank in name Of WI
liam T. Biddle. n7-ls-a
T osT-ART1sAN's SAVINGS BANK
l. book. No. SIS. New book applied fol-.
George w. jackson. jll-ls-3
T osT-FRIDAY AFTERNOON. WHILE
II driving. a lady's black enameled watch
and min with small diamond In each. Re.
ward Mrs W. G. Pennypacker. 300 West
st. l-u-N
7 'OsT-oN MARKET STREET sATuR-
- day night. between 22nd and 2drd :, 3,
a sum Of money amounting to near sc.
II finder will return $40 he may keep the
balance Mrs Letia Johnson, NO. w.
BIRD ST. l--5t
T OsT-BANK BOOK NO. 1899 ON VIII
u mington Savings Fund Application
has been made for new book. Sophronia
T. Chisley. J22-29-iy6
7 OsT-oN BOAT LEAVING PHILA-
II delphia at 1.30 p. m on June 18th,
diamond ring Finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving IL at the jewelry store
OF c. +. Rudolph. JEST
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REHOBOTH. DEL.
HOTEL HENLOPEN

FEHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE.
Walter Burton, Owner and Proprietor.
Opens June 9th Reasonable Rates. For
booklets and information. address Walter
Butte Hotel oxford Washington, d. c.
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NEW CLARION
HOTEL BOTHWELL

Virginia Ave-. End house from beacn
and Steel Pier. open all year. Steam
heat. Baths. etc. Exceptional table. Rates
and booklet on request.
]. & n. r. ROTHWELL.
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Read THE EVENING JOURNAL
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

nooMs FOR RENT AND BoARDrRs
* wanted. 12lo King St n-im-eoi
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CONTINENTAL p e4 r. R ana sv Se Near
Modern in detail, elevator private bachs,
high-class cuisine; s. to SIS weekly: sl5O
to 50 daily.
MARGARET WALSH DUNCAN. Prep.
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-.oT, prNT-FrTRNIsHED ROOMS FOR
f. tigbt housekeeping. COS King st.
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Oriental and Connecticut avenues. Con.
venient to boardwalk, pier and bathing.
Moderate rates. A. w WAIDNER. Mar.
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am RrNT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
II senilnmen. 40 King 81 leO-N
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THE LOCKHART
PONCE DE LEON

Virginia Ave, and Beach, convenient TO
boardwalk, pier and amusements. Moder-
ate rates. ALFRED B. SsRINDROD.
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REALTY
FOR RENT

Z OR EENr-NicE APARTMENTS, M
mediate possession.
CHARLES c. KURTz
Opposite Court House) i0li Market st.
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FOR SALE.

.op sAIE-ANT1oUE MAHoGANY
i bureau and washstand. 81 r. etn S''
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--op RrNT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
+ lodging or light Housekeeping ~ II, T.
r4ffb st lA-~t'
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
HOTEL JACKSON

on the ocean front at Virginia Ave,
overlooking the Steel Pier. Elevator to
street: ocean view rooms, single OF en-
suite, with bath. Orchestra etc. New
]. II. GoRALEY.
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For SALE

r, ARMS FOR sALE-we HAVE SEW.
L erai bargains in grain and stock tarmsl
also some bargains IN small fruit ana
poultry farms For full particulars Apply
ers. Centreville. Nd. Booklet free. Write
At once. jeo-6t
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PARTY pEcLARA.

lion. Of fQLtCiES =,
No one has authority TO quote 1.
Democratic policy" not contained in
the platform of the party. either tor
the state or the National candidates.
At Tulsa the Democrats enunciated
their state policies for the present
campaign and no other issue is requir-
ed 10 be defended at this time. That
there are numerous other subjects
which may require party mention ip
futurity no one doubts. but unity the
accredited representatives OF the PARTY
meet and declare for or against them.
they. are not to enter into the CAM
paign work OF either press OF. speakers.
This, OF course, does not forbid any
Democrat expressing his ideas freely
and in accordance with his view Of the
matter under discussion,
Recently q newspaper OF undoubted
Democracy published on the East side
of the state demonstrated against a
certain measure, refuting most proper.
ly the statement II was a part of Dem
ocratic policy. The answer need nei
be long; the claimant for party policy
was but making weak effort TO line
Oul a NdAuputBH hON Biuhtcu " pa4lN
rules. And In passing no one has au'
thorltys TO speak for great political
organizations articles OF faith save
the representatives In convention as
sembled. That men of party faith, wei
versed in party history and the giani
Issues which have been debated are al
lowed TO speak for their party, Is by
courtesy only, any question over harty
policy must ever be referred to- The
last delegate convention and from that
record there can be no appeal The
record may not suit,us. but our geTe
dy is in the selection OF delegates Z
the next convention. for insert,oh ol
our pet opinion or the taking from y
former declaration. This rule has OBJ
tained among Democrats since M
leadership of President Monroe, AM
will not be changed without more ei
fort than any one person is likely u
| put forth.
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.nEvERlpas ANo poe TRAN.

Senator Albert J. Beverldgei Is a man
OF splendid cratoricai abilities, innd
ene who has studied hard TO become
acquainted with modern conditions
AS & senator from Indiana he gained
fame for eloquenee AMI integrity al.
most befoIe de WIS known To Wash
ihgtQp political circles, 9egpeaking
a1kj jtiie principles ~ al pub ean
pQftg the senator lSkSeeIf fcrlt N SIN
lofAis appearance or forffs Sldherthce
no the theories Of paternahstics govern
ment as first taught in America by,the
Hamilton leaders. Certainly IL should
be matter Of rejoicing that one of,fhe
able men OF a great political PARTY
should favor Oklahoma with his IDEAS
OF even his presence. 70 ~
Therefore, The Leader but voices the
sentiments OF the vast majorit1 of
Democrats when It declares ressecf
for the senator knowing he viii pnd
should receive tbs highest courtqsies
possible to be extended to any person
age OF such distinguished abilities
But Mr.. Beverldge. OF course, does
not know that In representing Repub-
lican leadership as new existing in
Oklahoma, he is favoring the opening
Vi hdlOOuS III iANC vi AhI Aas~ Aht ma
jority of the people ordained other
wise; he does not know that he is
backing gang that knows little and
cares less for the PRINCIPLES of any
party, so these self-choss.I leaders
may have office and draw pay; ne does
not know that save two exceptions the
principles OF his party have not been
enuneiated through the so.called Re.
publican press during the entire cam.
/ paign and that the attacks OF those
whom he came to assist were assaults
upon the states honor, her resources
and studied effort to prevent capital
being invested while there is Demo
cratic governor in the chief executives
| chair. We repeat Senator Beveridge
knows not these local conditions. And
because he does not know and. has
llent his presence to these local wolves
he Is to be pitied more tnan blamed
For that matter so was Old Dog TRAY
Ipltled but he was lost sll the same IL
splte OF the pity aforesaid
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peafnsss Cannon bs cured.

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear
There Is only one way to cure dear.
ness. and that Is by constitutional rem
edies Deafness is caused by an ln-
tlamed condition of the mucous lin.
ing OF the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is inflamed you have rnnlh,
ling sound or imperfect hearing. and
when II Is entirely closed. Deafness Is
the result. and unless the inflamma-
tion can be taken out and this tube re-.
stored 10 ita nogmal condition. hearing
viii be destroyed forever; nine cases
out OF ten are caused by Catarrh.
which Is nothing but an inflamed con-
dition of the neaceas surfaces. fa
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Deafness fcaused by
catarrIl thar cannot be cured by Halls
Catafrh Cure. seu@ for circulars free
'"' +. y eHGNEsB u CO. Toledo. y.
Sold by druggists. zoe. ne"
TgKa H9iis Farllly Filis Tor consti.
lssVsst a.E SSSs'GS asG ia s8S@
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Edltor Leader. GnthrIe. on

Editor Leader, Guthrie. OklR.
Dear Sir: The idea that The initi-
.ated school land bill'' will be void.
even though It receives majority OF
all votes cast al the electi-n on No
yember 3rd.. Is absurd, and Is eqrlya-
lent to saying that the legislature, the
senate and the house OF REPRESENTA-
tiyes. possesses greater power than
the people themselves.
Section - OF Article 8 of TIE Com
siitution veads as follows: 9
THE Legislative authority of the
state s.lall be vested in a Legislature.
consisting OF a senate and a slcnse az
representatives; but the pc DlFs reserve
TO themselves the power TO lpropose
laws and amendments to the Consiltu-
tion and TO enact or reject the same at
the polls independent of tae legislature
and also reserve power az tAeir own
option to approve or reject al the pills
any get Of tie legislature"
The Enabling act delegated to the
Legislative power of the state The right
/ TO prescribe the rules and regulations
under which these lands should be
sold, and the Constitution When il
adopted the Initiative and referendum
plan 'of government left the legislative
power Of the state in the hands Ct tle
people where II properly belongs
Tiis is bat scheme OF taose who
oppose the sale of these lands, gotten
up for the purpose of creating the i'm
preston in the mind OF the voter that
Mis- useless TO vote upon the Drcposl'
'ts6n. thereby causing his vote "a be
counted against the measure.
Let evehy voter of the state vote
upon this bill, for II If you win, against
ljt If you must, but vote
Yours very truly,
b GEO. +. CLARK.
lsSecy. Oklahoma Citizens !seagne for
the Sale OF School lmndsf
Ny Mems Meaeon shoe at $500 add
Wizard at $3.50 are good Shoe values.
All styles and feathers al Robinson's.
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nav wAY 70 LeARN eeaMAN.
Lord srassey Tells His Plan fer Ac'
qulring II Quickly.
fFrom New York Times.l

tfrOm New ] Ork llmeS.j
{ London--Lprd Brassey in the course
of school prize distribution this
week made the interesting annorince'
ment that he was beginning to learn
German. He has not yet reached the
age when Cato learned Greek, for lie
Is only 70
Lord Brassey said that ne had re-
Gently come to the conclusion that an
ignorance OF the language Of the great
est continental nation was something
to be ashamed of. and. as he thought Z
never too late TO meRd. he started
learning German fortnight ago and
as now reading "Prince Hohenlohe's
Memoirs" in the original.
lie said that when he did not know
a word he put a number against 1t in
the margin and then looked the wore
up in the dictionary. When he began
the book he had to look up twenty
five words to the page. Now he had
got down. to nine on the page and vas
quite sanguine In q month that the
total would be reduced to five on the
page. N
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A Good MInce Pie.

H
Mince pie IS one Of the staple dishes
for Thanksgiving day. An excellent
rule for the meat. which. Of course,
must be mQde at least two weeks IN
advance, Is this; Mince fine two cups
OF boiled beef and six apples add q
quart and a half OF sweet cider, cup
OF currant jelly. the grated rind and
juice OF two lemons and two oranges,
TWO cups OF sugar, one tablespoonful
each OF salt aud cinnamon, one tea
spoonful each OF cloves and allspice,
one-half teaspoonful OF nutmeg and
pepper, two pounds OF seeded raislns.
one pound ,of eurrants, quarter OF 4
pound OF shredded citron. q pound Of
chopped suet, ana a cup OF shredded
candied orange peel. Flavor with the
rich juice Of splced or picked peaches
70 taste, or. add vinegar boiled down
to syrup, with sugar This rnie
makes much richer and more spicy
pies than any other, ana win be
found delicious, i
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Stomach troubles would more quick
ly disappear ~ the idea OF treating the
cause, rather than the effect, would
come into practice. A tiny. insits
hidden nerve, says DIR. Shoop. governs
and gives strength to the stomach. A
branch also goes to the heart, and one
to the Kidneys. Wbca these ''lnside
nerves" fail, then the organs must falt.
er. DR.. Shoop's Restorative is dircot-
ed specifically TO these failing nerves,
Within 4S hours after starting the Re
storative treatment patients say they
realize gain. Sold by Wallace's drug
store.
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ELsvsn DYING oYNAsrles.
Half the Prineipalities and Duchies in
German Empire May Lapse.
tFrom q Berlin Letter.

NEtIOul Il tDtillH L<tlttIst
Eleven OF the twenty-five reigning
dynasties In the federation of states
making up the empire Of Germany
seem doomed TO extinction through
failure OF the male line CT succession.
The lands under the rule Of some Of
these houses-prlncipalit grand
duchies-wlll. Ia accordance with the
agreement of succession. come into
possession Of Emperor William. as
king at Prussia
The male line of the sAisclslenburg-
Streltz grand dukedonl, for instance,
Is represented today by cnly two per
sops, the Grand Duke Adolph Friea-
rich, born in 1874, and his only sur.
viying son of the same name, born in
1882.
In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Grand
Duke Friedrich Franz is childless
Three of his relatives, however, are ea.
titled to the succession--Duk Johann
Aibrecht. regent of Brunswick, q child.
less widower: Prince Henry of the
Netherlands. husband OF Queen VIII
helmina, who Is also childless, and
Duke Friedrich. who Is unmarried and
determined not TO marry All three
are older than the present grand duke
The other royal lines nearing ex
tinction are those of the Reuss Oldei
line and the Schwarzburg-Sonder
shansen..s r- 'est' 'tsSssi ~ rsf's n
In Baden -and Hesse the future u
the succession is equally Insecure. The
only male heir in Baden Is Prince Her
thold. a boy OF 2 l-2 years, while ir
Hesse the heir is baby years old.
In Wurtemberg,. after the death o
the present aged Kline. the succession
WIN pass TO a Catholic 'sranch OF tho
| family. tss
In Oldenburg. where there is very
youthful heir; in Saxe+Altenburg
where there are only two princes u
fhe line OF succession. and in SAKE
Weimar where the grand dukes tw'
cousins are the only direct heirs The
maintenance OF the dynasiies hangs Dl
slender thread.
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There seems 10 be no great call for
Nicholas Longworth by the Republi'
.canssof the different states. aud tho
carpetbag machine at home here prob
ably can get him to fill one date. Mr..
Longworth. when last heard from, was
enroute TO Boston. where Senator Mur.
ray Crane was going TO let HIM have
some Instructions TO commit 10 mem
ory. In the event Mr. Longworth has
left there, perhaps Pa-in-Law Ted
Roosevelt may know Of his where.
abouts. &
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8 WHAT EDITORS ARE SAYING 9
o O @ O o o o o o O O o Q o O o Q
Asylum Wisdom.

OF William J. Bryan the Los Ange
les Times Historically shriels* i.
Inside OF forty.eight Hours after his
assumption of the Presidency this
country would find itself standing on
It's head 81" = f|s F'ff s.ta'A =
The mental panic that gives birth to
such idiotlc outbursts is its own pen.
atty Nobody outside 90 an insane
asylum believes the, Times assertion.
and probably very few inside-Sacra.
mento tCali.) Bee.
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The fact that a thief hauled away a
wagon load of beer and whisky con-
signed to some other person, has at
tracted wide attention 10 Oklaaoma
City, where the work was done. And,
strange to state, 1t viii be impossible
20 punish the THIEF as no owner VIII
make claim for stuff.
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DO you think that one man from
Illinois should be allowed to continue
to dictate legislation for the entire
United States? IL you don't. vote for
your democratic candidate for con.
gress, and In so doing be certain thai
yon are helping elect man who will
not help reeleei Joe Cannon as
Speaker OF the house
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Dyspepsia is our national ailment.
Burdock Blood Bitters is the national
eure for IT, II strengthens stomach
membranes. promotes flow Of diges
tive juices. purifles the blood. builds
You mp.
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cLosINo MONTH.

The campaign is drawing TO a close.
The forces OF the special privileges
and predatory interests are showing 4
united front behind Mr. Taft and his
creator, Theodore Roosevelt. They
are united because those people must
OF necessity be an unit or the unor-
ganized forces of Democracy would
trample them In the dust OF y maiori-
~, fsyorirg a4ght The Bryan prOpa'
Kapea refpgRizes tbe rights pf hvmani'
svy' tie ~nght OF that which IL correct
and for The common good over those
niaddened with hist for power M,
eryan, Us usual, has behipd him all
IN Qhe husrpht Arians % nlel age I opposed
10 him are those who seek 10 control
lflaira Ny deception and nlisrple. Il y
fight against wrong by The forces Of
- ssUets gTrp ppEentPg49hSa bNsN@ ana
s fsiss sa 8sfS, s.al .WEl
After al ~ Is TOP the average man
> cast ne deedips vote; II he allows
NtnbF i0rcas whith' have the mohey 70
.oend, 10 sSIe, ha,Win see ,f01V ,year0
ofe, iOl pF0mise. and four years oS
le nlifa-raRicai reactionary encrcBch.
nenl. II be decides 10 cast bis vote
Mr.. Bryan and the right. be has
re- The time and the opportunity.
rhe Leader believes in Mr. Bryan
e1 ihe aR4Hing causes represented
hlm. and. whether Ne carries IN
sicfnre or esieai Uill be p2cU3 20
nald his banner aloft proud 10 stare
was with kad FOR kigt. and endowed
he very end OF lbe bAitie. "a
s.ilee si&s cilb yco eallce, reeears
.|||I" =.
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A pain prescription Is printed upon
each 25c box of Dr. Shoop's Pink Pain
Tablets. Ask your doctor or druggist
If this formula is not complete. Head
pains. womanly pains, pains anywhere
get instant relief from Pink Pain
Tablet WaIlace's drug store.
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a st0sla tspIslatGas.

q 8t0ei9 lsIlslatt9e.
(groea me chieag1 &ecogd,aSerald.l
Senator" asked this eeautifug girl,
"haoS you ever aacelye& 11y uncnay
FROM tae Standard oil conp4ny!"
"No, cOnaoalnd the lrck," che seatss-
maa replied, ~tbe sltpi6 Regislgfpgs
which We have in this atate has newer
Ithreasenee to pass Dig that ponld
deprive the Standard psopie cs any ~
iae profits hey are able ie make rs
iacy nov o9efa.e.v :
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8 vAeAANr VERSE.
o o o D o o o o o o o o Q o Q Q

THE coLDENRops
IN LOVERS LANE.
fhe soldenrods are an n bloom -
And golden is the day,
And goldenrods. ip golden straps,
Are air along the way
And j. am. with.,fhe gOldenrodst f-.Sr'
when thef're in golden fowr,
Many a. golden hour.
And when I'm with the goldenrods.
Memory's golden train, -.
OF old-time thought. comes winding
back.
To gild my heart again. ~
And thosel Who live in memoIy,
Come rohnd me, thick and fastsg
While time in golden traces hook'd,
Is nimbly flying past.
And here. In dream golden dream,
Down on the country side.
While all around me, goldenrods,
Are blooming far and vide,
Where, far as human eye can reach,
There lies a sheet OF gold,
That God, for all these goldenrods,
Has graciously unroll'd.
And revere the goldenrods,
For that their golden glow,
so looks, the halo OF events
| That cheer'd me long 80;
For though my heart has dismal
.streaks,
Where sorrows DER IT roli'd, (
Yet It is wound. all round and round,
With many strans of gold.
And when the earth's in golden sheen,
Beneath September's sun,
Be sure you've seen the goldenrods.
Before the day is done;
And when your heart Is all distraught
| Whatever else you do.
Come and, look on the goldenrods,
Il win be good for YOU.
s:lst leaye,me with the goldenrods,
For they can banish care.
And naugnt dispels like goldenrods.
The phantoms of despair;
And all things have a golden CLEAN.
f'or him who can behold,
The glory OF the goldenrods,
When fhey are fraugnt win gold.
And II was with the goldenrods.
h liefesin tnis lovely lane.
III often met the precious one.
I'll never meet again,
4 And she Was fond OF goldenrods,
\ ffer wreath Of golden hair.
Made her look like the goldenrods,
When they were in compare.
Tho,fgH. there were roses on he
cheeks,
| And they knew how TO bloom,
And though, among the goldeDrods,
4 For roses there was room;
Yet she was like the goldenFods,
Her hair was golden, too,
I knew her from the goldenrods
Because her eyes were blue.
In parting With the goldenrods,
There comes touch OF pain.
But IN be with the golden rods,
WhenfheSfe In bloom again;
Each year lii see these goldenrods,
And il you care to know,
II is because my heart loves them,
And loved one loved them So.
AA,-Ngs gse y ~ g~ stS
I lAnd l-wodld ramble berthe esrth,
st PROUD pfsmy endeavor.
TosfiRas 4 aaRd where goldenPodsl
Must bloom on forever;
But golden rods wear too much golt
, For an earthly leaven.
And think they're golden hint,
That comes down from Heaven.
James NJ. Margrav;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-15
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MI. Taf's ideas on the banking
question are parallel to his ideas on
'ae tarif question. He believes that
the tariff should be revised, but he
links that the great business insti-
buttons that have fattened on the far
Ia monopoly SHOULD be the, only ones
consulted on the question Of such re-
vision.