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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-07-25

1t is not generally known that
Cryrus Leland, Jr., Republican
candidate for Governor, is one of
the most extensive farmers and
stock breeders in Kansas. The
fact is that farming Of the up-to-
date kind and the breeding of
fine stock is Mr.. Leland's chief
business. Doniphan county has
no finer farms or better equipp-
ed buildings for stock than those
owned and operated by Mr.
Leland. 1t is true that Mr.. Lee
land is engaged in the general
merchandising business, having
stores at Troy and Highland Sta
ton, and an opera house. lumber
yard, grain business, elevator and
a butcher shop at the former,
but these are side issues>as com
pared to his extensive farming
and fine stock breeding. The
list of fine farms owned by Mr..
Leland in Doniphan County is
composed of the Blair farm, Fair
grounds which he bought from
the Fair association containing a
half mile track, the Balm farm,
the Ayers place, Highland Sta
ton farms, two Burr Oak farms,
and THE Elms" the Leland home
place. These we'll kept farms,
stocked with high grade farm
animals contain about 400 acres.
Mr.. Leland owns probably one of
the finest orchards in the state,
covering 100 acres. On the Stout
place Mr.. Leland operates a fine
dairy with thirty Jersey cows.
The Burr Oak farm last year
produced fifty acres of alfalfa
the four cuttings averaging $50
tons. Mr. Leland puts up
from 1900 to 1900 tons of hay a
year. Out at The Films" the home
place is a fine fish pond stocked
with bass and other varieties.
This pond is fed by springs, and
it is here that Mr.. Leland cuts
his ice for his ice house every
winter. On the Blair farm he
raised about 200 sheep annually
which supplies his butcher shop
in town with fine mutton. He
raises horses, mules, cattle and
hogs on his farms, as well as
corn. wheat, and other grains
extensively. Cyrus Leland has
demonstrated that farming and
stock breeding pays in Kansas.
For nearly forty years he has
been gradually adding to his
acres in Doniphan County, and
each year he tries to improve the
quality of farm animals raised
on his farms. Mr.. Leland has
become wealthy as wealth goes
in Kansas, by applying the best
known methods to his farming
and stock-growing business.
Leavenworth Post.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-07-25

After a newspaper has yelled
itself hoarse in an effort to per-
suade to patronize home merch-
ants, says the Attica Independ-
emit, and accidently stumble on
the fact that some of these self
same business men he is endeavo
ring to protect are sending away
for their job printing or using a
rubber stamp for their station
airy, it rather shakes his faith in
mankind and makes reciprocity
look like lead dime with a hole in
it.-Inman Review.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-07-25

That man hasn't got a friend
in town." / heard a fellow say
the other day about a certain
man. Of course the fellow has a
few friends, but the remark gives
something to think about. Why
are his friends so scarce? I'll tell
you. He has taken advantage of
the opportunity to gold brick
them. When it came his turn to
do them favor they needed he
wasn't there with the needed
goods. When the other fellows
were out with their shoulders to
the wheel pushing for the goods
of the town he was holding back
in the traces and saying he
didn't owe the town anything.
He has had racket with almost
every man he has had any bust
ness dealing with; he has shot off
his mouth about things he knew
nothing about, and been on the
contrary side of every question
with his neighbors. In other
words he has lived as though
there was no body else in the
community with any right. But
the point to make is this: Are
you living the same way? Has
your bump of selfished grown so
large that you can't look it any
more and see your neighbors?
Do you keep supply of gold
brick and unload one unto a
friend at every chance? If
you do the time will come
when the fellows will stand
on the edge of the sidewalk
and say of you. He hasn't got
a friend in town. Osborne
Farmer.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-07-25

We read in an exchange paper
where country editor preached
a sermon and took for his text.
What is He'll" If he ever had
any experience in his life trying
to run a paper off on a band press
with the thermometer about 100
in the shade and the roller boy
in hurry to go to ball game;
your wife wanting a new bonnet,
and no cash to run the office with
it would be something like it we
presume. -Perryville News.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-07-25

The drinking of an abundance
of water will prevent appended
tbs, because appendicitis is the
results of constipation and con-
stipation is the result of inSuffic-
lent bile and insufficient supply
of liquids. That's what an ex-
change says, anyway. If any
body wants any further reason
they'll have to go the doctor for
we're not here to run the doctor
out of business.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-07-25

Never can tell when you'll
mash a finger or suffer a cut,
bruiSe, burn or scald. Be pre-
pared. DIR. Thomas electric Oil
instantly relieves the pain
quickly cures the wound.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-07-25

Constipation causes headache,
nausea, dizziness, languor. heart
palpitation. Drastic physics
grippe, sicken, weaken the bowels
and don't cure. Doan'S ReguletS
act gently and cure constipation.
25 cents. Ask your druggist.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-07-25

Had dyspepsia or indigestion
for years. No appetite, and what
I did eat distressed me terribly.
Burdock Blood Bitters cured
me-" J. Fl. Walker, Sunbury,
Ohio.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-07-25

A Quincy travelling man tells
this story. He was in the smok-
ing car when a man came rush
ing in from the car behind,
evidently in great agitation and
said: Has anybody in this car
got any whiskey? A woman in
the other car has tainted. "
Instantly a dozen TASKS were
produced. The man who asked
for it, picked out the largest one,
drew the cork and put the bottle
to his lips. With a satisfied sigh,
he handed the flask back and re-
marked: THAT did me lots of
good. needed it, for it always
makes me sick to see a woman
faint" journal Industry
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-07-25

Don't let the baby suffer from
eczema, sores or any itching of
the skin. Doan' s Ointment gives
instant relief, cures quickly.
Perfectly safe for children. All
druggists sell it.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-07-25

For Rent-16O acres or more
of improved land. miles south
west of Wa-Keeney, Kans. Pos
session by 18th of July. Lou
Sigler.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-07-25

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is
good for cuts, burns, bruises
scratches. 1t is especially good
for piles. Recommended and
sold bV w. w. GIBSON.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-07-25

Get Verbeck & Lucas prices
on lumber, coal, stoves, paints,
varnishes and building material
They will save you money.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-07-25

Positively the big
gest entertain
ment ever held in
wa-Keeney. More
amusements than
a County F a ir.
Every show clean,
moral and refined.
Re M e NJ Der the
dates and visit us
during the big Car
niva1.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-07-25

Fresh pork at Bakers.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-07-25

Prof. Pence and
his Carnival Band
will furnish the
music portion Of
the program. Noon
till midnight every
day. Nothing but
fun on the Midway
and bargains with
the merchants.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-14
BRILLIANT Dinner
WILL SOOTHE WOES

The ceremonial session will come
to a close at o'clock this evening.
The novices. then novices no longer.
will be given an opportunity to re-
cover from the effects of their TRIALS
and will then gather at s o'clock at
the Alexander Young Hotel for the
traditional banquet.
An excellent repast. both mental
and astronomical. is promised and
1t will not take long for the lucklcss
ones to recover from the effects Of
theif travel. A supply OF special
padded chairs has been secured, while
a long mantlepiece will be erected
along one side of the banquet hall.
There will be no set speeches. but
plenty of entertainment will be pro-
vided, and II all the mobiles do not
have good time It will not be the
fault Of the members of Aloha Tenn
pie who have been entrusted with
the task OF getting up the banquet.
n ~ u y 4 4. Y Il n Il 4. x n 4. II " a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-14
GORGEOUS PAGENT
IS ShRINEPARADF

The most gorgeous display OF ORR
entail splendor ever witnessed in
this city was the Shriner parade
which the mobiles OF Aloha Temple
took part in this afternoon. The
Arab Patrol. Its members CARRIED In
their brilliant uniforms, made
striking picture and lent a splendid
touch of color to the parade.
II is was sight calculated to stir
the blood Of any one, and 1t stirred
the blood of the luckless neophytes
all right. The long line of near
camels was excee ed IN impressive
ness only by the long line of near
goats.
| I. The procession was headed by the
band. Next In line came the illus
trious potentate OF Aloha Temple.
Edward c. Brown. The potentate
was followed by Chief Rabban Book
us. Assistant Rabban Breckons, the
+, High Priest. Oriental Guide. Mar
shal. Director, Alchemists and Stand
rd-Bearer.
\ Next In line followed the camel,
the Assistant Director walking along
side, the Past Potentates, the ele-
plant, with another Assistant ID.
rector, the Mobiles OF Aloha Temple
marching In column Of twos, the
Ceremonial Masters, Arab Patrol, and
then. carefully guarded by the TEN
pie police force. the luckless bant
OF neophytes.
l The procession started shortly af
ter 2 o'clock from the Beretanis
street entrance of X. p. Hall. Thu
line of march was along Fort stree
to King. on King to Alakea. up Ala
Ikea to Beretania, and along Bere
tania back to the hall.
The parade proved very popula
n 4 \ y y 4 4 4 Y \ \ \ u 4. 4 Il
pie has taken a prominent place II
the Order and its fame has drifte
: to whatever part Of the univers
[ Shriners may inhabit..
At the great Imperial Conclave l
. Los Angeles , year ago. Aloha Ten
; pie was represented In force. keepin
open house at the Hotel ,Lankershii
: and dispensing liberal hospitalit
I to all corners. Visiting Shriners al
: always Hospitality entertained, an
: to the Noble who visits these is
ands, Hawaii and Aloha Temple al
i lsynonyms.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-14
A Modern Fable Not
Wholly Fabulous

And 1t therefore came about that
the good and kind potentate did turn
the ceremonies over to the fierce and
ruthless lord. And thus II happened
that the grease pots, which had long
lain idle in the Customs Warehouse.
and the electric Juice. which had
heretofore been used chiefly for ilu.
minating purposes, were called into
use and arrayed for the benefit Of the
reophytes.
And the good potentate was worried
exceedingly and turned his face away.
But J. s. McCandless. also a noble of
Aloha Temple. but not a man with a
sweet disposition like unto the poten
tate, did say.
"Trot out your grease pots and your
Juice wires, bring along your spike
, mats and your Billy goats; | long to
see these frogs hop DER the sands even
as ! saw them once in st. Joe, Mo"
Thus 1t came about that the days of
the good potentate ceased to exist.
and the unholy deviltries. which the
wicked Potentate Filmer had intro.
Guced, were made the law of the TEN.
rle. And thus II was that the neo,
phytes became exceedingly sore and
did take but little pleasure In life for
multitude Of days OF much multi
righteousness.
Moral.
Don't get any Frisco potentates in
to your island paradise IL you don't
want to hit the hot and weary way
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-14

Once In an island paradise in the
p,o,so oooon w,.ro b,,ss and com.
-, -.
'''' always 'e'e"e" '"p'''''
the zem'zem mud flowed as all Zem'
gem should, and did not pop as some
zem.zem does. there was worthy
temple of mobiles who did live togeth.
or in peace and brotherly love. All
neopbytes were treated with the
greatest consideration and none were
mod. ~ ,x,ori.,c. ,h,t u,s.em,v
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-14
OFFICIAL DIVAN
OF ALOHA temple

II is a lucky combination of cir
that has called Noble +.
G. Brown to rule over the destinies
OF Aloha Temple at this time-lucky
for the Potentate and lucky for the
Temple.
Aloha Temple is rapidly achieving
an enviable name in the world OF
Shriners and, as time goes on, the
Importance and reputation OF the
temple grows. Potentate Brown has
shown himself eminently fitted to
look after the welfare of the temple,
and Aloha is temple worthy of n
potentate's best and most faithful
services.
The Official Divan of Aloha for
1908 Is as follows: Edward G.
Brown. Illustrious Potentate; Chas.
G. Bockus, Chief Rabban: Robert W.
Breckons, Assistant Rabban; +. L.
Thompson. High Priest and Prophet;
L. X. Bath, Oriental Guide; Harry Z,
Webster. Treasurer; Charles F. Muir
ray, Recorder; Edward c, Brown,
Charles G. Bockus, Joshua ID. Tucker
g. q ~ Il 4: 4 Il II n 4 " u \ 4 A: X Y
with the spectators along the line
and alternate cheers and jeers rams
out, as mobiles or neophytes passed
The luckless candidates for desert
journeying were the recipients o.
many bits of cheering advice as the!
passed along the streets. their friends
seeking to steel them to the inevi
table In a manner hardly calculated
to steady their nerves.
X 4. A. Il as u Il y y 4 Il as y Il = - ,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-14
CHALMERS.DETROIT
wins sweep States
New York, Oct. 10th. 1908.
Motor Co,

New York, Oct. 10th, 1908.
ChalmersDetroIt Motor Co,
Detroit. Mich.
The fastest automobile course In
the United States was opened today,
when five sweepstakes races We're
held on the new Motor Parkway at
Long Island. Forty racing cars, re-
presenting the leading makers of the
world, took part. Among the drivers
were such men as Strang, who plotted
the Renault, Lyle OF the lsotta, Lori
mer and Burns of the Chalmers-De-
troit and others equally well.known.
Although much higher powered cars
were entered, interest centered In the
Chalmers.Detroit go, the new $500
car brought out this year by the Chal-
mers.Detroit Motor Co. With Burns
at the wheel, the $50" won the Jericho
Sweepstakes, distance OF $50 miles,
defeating two Mitchells. Maxwell,
StoddardDayton, and Selden. The
race was one of the most thrilling of
the day, the winning $50" tapping al
most every car. Second place was
captured by another Chalmers'Detroit
entry. Experts regard the race as Il
great demonstration OF the reliability
CT the low.priced car
The Nassau Sweepstakes for cars
selling under $1,000 was captured by
the Buick, defeating Mitchell and a
Gyroscope.
First honors in the Garden City
Sweepstakes for cars selling between
$4,000 and $4,000 were carried of by
the Sharp Arrow.
The Motor Parkway Sweepstakes
for the largest and highest priced cars
We're won by the isotta. driven by
Lyle. Other entries were the Chad
wick, Simplex and Renault.
Carl II. Page.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-14
ISLAM'S EX.CHIEF
A NOTABLE GUEST

One of the pleasant features of this
years ceremonial session of Aloha
Temple is the fact that Noble George
F'ilmer, past potentate of Isam Tenn
pie of San Francisco. is able to be
present and participate in the festiv-
tiles.
Noble Filmer occupies unique
place in the Ancient Arabic Order
of tho Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine.
For four years he was illustrious po-
tentate Of Islam Temple and during
that time 1t was his privilege to lead
more novices to Mecca than has ever
any other potentate.
Under Potentate Filmer's admins
tration. Islam Temple passed through
the great San Francisco disaster, a
J disaster which might well have ad-
ministered blow from which the
temple would have been years in re-
covering. But less than three years
after the frightful holocaust, Islam
Temple has paid $500 for u build
ing site and is preparing to erect
building to cost a quarter of mil
lion dollars.
Much OF the money for the pur-
chase of the building site was saved
/ during Potentate Filmer's admins
tration. In spite of this fact Islam
has made notable record for It's
hospitality. At the great conclave
ut Los Angeles year ago last spring.
, when Potentate Filmer took his en-.
tire Arab Patrol as well as a large
delegation of mobiles to Southern Cal
ifornia. the temple was lavish in Its
hospitality.
Potentate Filmer is the president
Of the building association formed by
Islam Temple for the purpose OF
Erecting a suitable edifice on the site
purchased. and, to him will fall the.
BY no means easy. task of arranging
the fiscal policy and providing the
money. ..
Noble Filmer's visit has been
greatly enjoyed by the mobiles of
Aloha Temple, and the active part
that he has taken In the work Incl.
dent to the holding of the ceremonial
session has won for him warm spot
In the hearts OF all Hawaiian Shri.
ners.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-14
ALOhA'S HISTORY !
..-~ :. TOLD IN BRIEF

Aioha Iempie' oasis OF Honolulu
was orsahi@eu Oh april . isoo' Inc
hrs' "ee'ihs was he'a III tue once
Oh ). u. frat'' hopie OF horeih
lelhpie' na"iihs. "yo. NoDle u ID.
WOOD OF Islam iempie' san Francis
CO. was eiec'ed president Oh the meet
ihg' ana Nopie D. u. hoth"eii' hhe-
wise vi 's'ah' ien'p'e' WAS cho'e"
secretary
vi Aprii o. ioi,ow,hs, tne hooieS
VINO hau meet III Nopie Fra'' ONCE
again came tosether ana voted 10
give 'ne new temple, ior ~hich 'hes
were "pout 10 ASK aispenSa.'ch' 'ho
name Oh a'oha, SUBJECT Vi .courSe
10 the SANCTION Oh 'he Imperial eou"-
Gil.
Inc petition was ior"araed, oh
apr, o. i'oo, !" ro'eh'ate ~ =.
Huriout Oh islam lemp'e' WIN .n'
request that Islam ENDORSE the ap-
picat'on. Inc hoo'es oi isiaih reaa,
ny aoqu,eseeu Win .hs request anu
Gu may 90 io''ow'hs. aroma ienpe
was s,ahteu u''pen'a''oh i'on' Tue
'"pe''a' Houh','
ine pe''.,on io' 1,Spensa,'on ~u'
s,sheu ny Nou,es " n. S'h'. .. w
n lanoe'' william Au'u, Ahae" ,
proMh, ~ r. mor'on, q. " Lu.'es,
" -. Lewis H. H. "H',a'ns' =. "
| itoIhWeii' F. a. AhWeb, II. Il. Nep
ste', d. a.'' ~ ua 'n'uo
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-14

Conductor; c. y. Wood, Superintend-
ont Wireless Telegraph System; J. A.
Balch. Chief Wirelessographer: T. II.
Petrie, William II. Goetz, c. G. Bart
lett, Committee on Finance; George
Angus, J. H. Craig, and Z. J. Lord.
Committee ON Traditional Banquet;
Mobiles c. Il. Wood. d. G. Holt, NJ.
L. Grossman. c. b. Cooper NJ. Phil
lips, and Andrew Brown tdeceaseD,
Past Potentates.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-14

II. X, Bonine's studio held distin-
guished party last evening when he
showed his splendid films Of Volcano
pictures to Governor and Mrs, Frear,
Secretary and Mrs, L. A. MottSmith,
Mr., and Mrs. f. II. Newell, Miss Frear.
Mr.. Hitchcock, Mr. Stokes, John A.
Palmer and II. 7. Wood. Governor
! Frear was on one OF the other islands
when Mr. Bonine gave his public exit.
bition of Hawaiian scenes. and II was
at the request of the Chief Executive
that the private show was given last
levening,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-14

the only real, live, SlmOn-pure
Shrine initiation ceremony ever given
to the public is published tonight In
the Blu letin. There have been
spurious rituals, compiled by unscru-
pulous scribblers who had not the
high regard for truth that the writer
possesses, passed out from time to
time as the 24-karat, unalloyed ar
ticles; but they are all bogus.
The ritual that is here given is the
one made use OF by Haroun.al.R ashid.
II the ceremony this evening DIFF.
fers In any particular II will be
owing to the ignorance OF the cere-
monarii.
The exact date of this ceremony,
like the date of the date palm, has
not been learned up to date. but 1t
is safe to surmise that 1t dates back
to a far distant date.
(Scene: The Sahara Desert. On
the right may be seen the walls of
the sacred city Of Mecca, while, to
the left, appears the rugged crest of
Diamond Head. Neophytes. holding
their heads In their arms are lined
up in front of the sacred waterway
on. The sun is sinking softly and
silently to rest behind the blessed
heights of Constantinople. while,
from n distant tower. muezzin is
calling aloha Nui."D
under the shade of n spreading
algeroba tree are seated the Impe-
rial Potentate, the Assistant Poten-
tates. and the High Lords of tho
Chaflng Dish. In the distance may
be seen Wireless Telegraph Balch.
trying to get into communication
with the Atlantic Fleet.)
Imperial Potentate = Has His Sc
rene Nibs been heard from yet?
First Assistant Potentate-He has
not. Your High Mightiness.
]. P.-Gaze forth again, o faith
less one, and see II thou canst not
define some speck upon yon rolling
desert.
Balch (from his tree)-Your I'm
perial Potentateness. yonder comes
he for whom we wait, travelling un.
der forced draft and with fire under
all sixteen boilers.
|. Pit is well. Are the candi-
dates all in fit condition?
Slave Driver--All but Perkins, My
Lord. He has not gotten over the
effects of his collision with the pal
ace gates.
(Slow Oriental music by Berger's
band as the ship of the desert steams
majestically to anchor.)
Past Potentate Filmer (dismount-
ing from his steed), sings:
From the burning sand OF Sahara's
Where the zem.zem water flows,
I've come to drop, on this peaceful
spot
A multitude of woes.
In my fell abode on the Mecca road
Where the luckless pilgrims pass,
There are secrets dark; there ar,
corpses stark,
And the dreaded hippocrass.
Chorus
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-14
They Travel Thus
Who Seek The Fee

To your huts. duck your nuts;
Gaze on me In terror.
vengence dread falls on the head
or him who makes an error.
I'm the child of woe, a relentless foe
To luckless neophytes.
Though my face be fair, | delight to
share
All gentle carpet knights.
In my boiling grease, they will find
surcease
From all their earthly troubles:
And each dying shrek will fade to a
squeak
Meath my cauldron's dreadful bub.
bles.
Chorus:
On this spot. In my pot,
I will gladly boil you.
III you try escape. then
Shall most surely foil you.
LAS Filmer finishes his song the
grease pots are borne onto the stage.
In back Of them comes J. s. McCand.
less leading a rhinoceros. Rocky
Mountain sheep and Maui goat
with silkcn ribbons. At a signal from
the Head Poobah the neophytes re.
place their heads upon their shoul.
ders. The head Mopper.Up then en-.
tiers with a large mop and paii and
takes his post in front of massive
butchers block which has been placed
to left OF desert. In the distance the
sounds of blast-furnaces can be heard
"a signal that the sand heaters are
at work. AZ the temperature begins
to rise Past Potentate Finer gazes
upon the wretched neophytes with
fiendish glee. They shrink back In
mortal fear. but Detor steps forward. J
Detor-Ye have broken bread with
me. Is there aught in the world that
ye now fear? -.
ashamed the neophytes line uJ
chanting)
Neophytes.
We who are about to die salute thee
Ere we start our journey DER the
SANDS:
All our helpless wives and little chill
dren
Sorrowf'ly We give into your hands
Soon our feet will tread the burning
desert,
Soon our flesh will feel the blazin,
torch,
Soon the bubbling oil will quite en-
| gulf us,
Soon the branding iron our back
will scorch
In the end, they say fair Mecca city
| Will refresh our pain.distorted eyes
But. mayhap, that city's vaunte,
| beauties
We shall witness only from tn
skies.
&, Then farewell to all on earth VIII
love us,
A long farewell to all we hold mos
dear.
While on this journey. we will gro,
In wisdom.
Will We hand It to the next bunch
Never fear.