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The Newtown bee., 1909-11-12
Brideewater.
BUILDING NOTES.

Mrs L. S. Week and family have closed their summer home at the Certer and gone to Bridgeport for the winter. The work of putting in the foundations for large addition to the house has been begun as has also the remodeling of the house all over. Taylor & Buckingham of New Milford have the contract.
 Louis Northrop is building an ad- dition to his house on the south side Walter Howes is doing the work
 New roofs are being placed on St Marks Episcopal church. Frank Rowe of New Milford is doing the work.
 Frank E. Bostwick is pushing the work on his new home which he is building on the property which he purchased, north of the Center, a few months ago, and now has the frame up and nearly covered.
 E. H. Griffith is putting in foun- dation for a large addition to his barn.
The Newtown bee., 1909-11-12
West Bedding.
GOING TOO FAR.

The people who celebrated Hal lowe'en in this vicinity not only did but went 80 far as to des- troy public property, breaking into the Umpawaug school and doing a great deal of damage.
 Miss Dell and Anna Carson spent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-31

ample
mone FOL
will Hawans
Ths
prosperity entering
financial activities There
outlook
Activity
of
Chinatown demand while residence find ready
market
by the First Methodist
the land
receiving than attention, and the
would
O
been shipped through
which will be the September.
notm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-31
RICE BAvAR1AN CREAM.

Put little lemon jelly into wet
ring mould and allow it to set. Wash
one cupful of rice in several waters
and boil it in boiling water quickly
for five minutes. Drain, add two cup
fuls milk; cook slowly until rice is
tender and milk absorbed. Dissolve
one level tablespoonful powdered gela-
tine with one-half cupful boiling water,
add it to rice and sugar with one tea
spoonful whipped cream. When cool
pour into prepared mould and leave in
cool place until set. Turn out and
serve with stewed fruit in the center.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-31

to taste.
Cook very gently till the rice is ten
der and the liquid is reduced to one
gill, then lift out the bay leaf and the
onion and dissolve in the rice half a
teaspoonful of powdered gelatine.
When this is perfectly dissolved turn
the whole into a basin and when cool
mix in lightly half cupful of stiffly
whipped cream.
Have ready plain border ring mold
lined with aspic jelly and garnished
with tiny sprigs of parsley and pap
rika; then pour the rice into this, let
it set, then turn out on tc dainty
dish and serve with any de, nate salad
and chopped aspic jelly.
Canapes Of Anchovtes.
Twelve-boned anchovies, two hard.
boiled yolks of eggs, one heaping table,
spoonful of butter, dust of red pepper,
one tablespoonful finely chopped par
sley, one hard7boiled egg for decora-
ton.
Beat the anchovies and yolks of eggs
to smooth paste, mix in the butter
and red pepper. Pile in heaps on fried
rounds of bread.
Decorate with the white of eggs fine
ly chopped, the yolk rubbed through
sieve, and the parsley. Color half the
white of egg with few drops of red
coloring. Make each canape three
colors. Place a caper on top of each,
and serve cold.
Coffee Blanc Mango.
One cupful of milk, one cupful of
strong, clear coffee, two ounces of corn
starch, two heaping tabespoonfuls of
sugar, half teaspoonful of vanilla
extract, one heaping tablespoonful of
butter.
Put the coffee and half of the milk
in a saucepan to heat.
Mix the cornstarch smoothly with
the remainder of the milk and add to
it the hot liquid in the saucepan.
Stir over the fire till boiling and boil
slowly for eight minutes.
Add the sugar, butter, vanilla and
mix we'll
Pour into wet mold and turn out
when cold.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-31
Cold Dishes for Summer DAYS
By Marion Harris Neil, M. G. A.

The thoughtful cook always avails
herself during the hot weather of the
possibilities of cold dishes, They are
not only pleasant relief from the
constant succession of hot ones, but
they have the advantage that they may
be prepared beforehand.
1t should always be remembered,
however, that they must be really cold,
otherwise they do not present that
fresh and appetizing appearance which
is their chief charm. This applies es.
pecially to salads which should always
be kept on ice, or in a very cool place,
for little time previous to serving.
Emerald Salad.
Take any vegetables IN season, suck
as beans, asparagus, potatoes, arti'
ehokes, green peas, or, in fact, any at
hand, save highly colored roots, such
as beetsj cook them separately in boil
ing saltod water, then mash them to
a smooth paree, leaving til cold.
Prepare mayonnaise with two yOlks
of eggs, mustard, salt pepper, olive
oil and cream, colorlng IL a delicate
green, as fOllOwsi-
Chop very finely some washed and
dried epinaeL, tarTag0n, Waterefess,
s0rrel, aud "A few ehlyes, rub them
through sieve, then strain the juice
into the may0naalse
Now mix the mayoDnase with tho
vegetable PURGE, which will be nicely
eolored, and OF delicate flavor
II may Do served with cold chicken
or uaed 10 pQuF oyer the chicken,
which for this should BIO cut into neat
joints, arranged Ia tho center Of tho
qish aud garnished with Nalqreress aud
small aliaes of tomato,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-31

was conducted by Father Ulrich. With
the exception of Father James, Father
Thomas and Father Emmeran, all of
the Roman Catholic priests in Hawaii
were in attendance, it being required
that all of the cergy shall meet in
retreat once each year.
The three absent priests are station
ed at Kalaupapa, Hilo and Waikiki.
At these three places, priests must be
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-31
Atkinson to Siberia.

L. Atkinson Will leave the Siberia Harbn procure
immigrants for this Territory by coincidence leaving
1t is uposed TO bring $50 Russian immigrants
by to local conditions Field abon will be selected only
will be made experienced aguuiss
Russia weeks 10 immigrants Atkinson
soliciting being his work TO woudle present
selves and satisfy himself the representative of
Immigration that they viii make desirable citizens county
Prosperity
Never in the history Hawaii there
prosperity as holding Merchants report
bsfo he hotels have had many guests during The months they
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-31
TO BOIL NEW POTATOES.

Wash and scrape the potatoes and
place them in bowl of water. Then
put them into boiling sailed water and
cook % minutes. II small, they should
be sufficiently cooked in Is minutes;
they must be tested with n needle, and
If soft in the centre, pour away the
water, add small lump butter, sprink.
ling Of salt and pepper, and put lid
half on and half or allow them to
yaporlze for four minutes, then serve
in hot vegetable dish.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-31

kept even during the annual retreat.
The fathers take turns so that none
shall be forced to remain away from
the retreat for two consecutive years.
But for the. annual retreat, many Of
the priests would not meet from one
years end to the next. During the
year there is scant time for visiting,
for the clergy of the Roman Catholic
Mission have lot of territory to
cover.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-31
castle B. Cooke Co., Ltd
Life and Fire
Insurance
Agents

lsneral Insurance Agents representing
New England Mutual Life Insurance
company Of Boston,
Aetna Fire Insurance Co.
ATTENTION
We bays just accepted the Agency
rFandr=
he Protector Underwriters OF the
Phoenix Of Hartford.
These \ are also among tho H0l o.
lonoF IN sag Franeiseo,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-31
Beatrice souffe.

Cream thoroughly two ounces of but
ter with two ounces of sugar; then add
the grated rind of one lemon and the
yolks of four eggs, one at time, with
the juice of half a lemon and half a
teaspoonful of vanilla extract.
When these ingredients are we'll
blended add, in alternate spoonfuls,
two ounces of sifted flour, and the
whites Of eggs stiffy beaten.
Pour this mixture into n mold lined
with buttered paper, cover with but
tered paper, set the mold in a pan three
parts full of boiling water, cover and
steam for one hour.
Turn out upon n hot dish and serve
at once with chilled raspberry or straw
berry puree.
The PURGE is made by rubbing rasp.
berries or strawberries through a sieve.
Orange and Banana Tribe.
Sprinkle some slices of sponge cake
with sherry wine, then arrange them in
pretty glass dish
over the cake dispose alternate lay
eTs Of sliced oranges aud bananasj pour
rich eustard over the whole, aud
sprinkle pleptitully with grated cocoa
nuii garnish with glace fruits, plaeing
one OF the tiny glaee oranges on the
top.
Rice Border for salad.
Wash thoroughly three ounces Of rlee,
then put Il into a saucepan, cover u
generously with water aud bring 60
boiling p0iniI th0n strain at the wa
ter wash the rice well Ia cold wafer
return 4 10 the pan Wilh one pint OF
milk add baY leaf an onion aluek
with tao Stoves salt aud lsa peppeT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-31
poN,T IaNoRR sLIaMr INyuRrRs

Don't neglect giving every cut,
wound or bruise prompt attention.
BLOOD poison may appear and an ugly
scar or oven tbs loss NJ limb result
Chamberlain Pain Balm 10 an anti
septic, heals tho wound rapidly and all
danger Is avoided by ils use, For sale
By all dealers, Benson, Smith 4 Co.,
Ltd, agents for Hawaii,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-31

Stock Transactions.
Pioneer "a 1860; 10 "a 1860;
90 "a 1860; 5, On 1s6.625; 20 "a
1868; S, 10 "a 1877.
Hawaiian Commercial & sugar-SOO
al 1925; 200, 200, 500 "a 34.25; 100
"a 34.375; 100 "a 1880; 100, 100 "a
1880.
McBryde-15 "a $50; 100 "a 1915.
Ewa-20 "a 81; 1875 % 81; so, 200,
$50 a 81; 35 "a 81; 100, S5 a 81; ~,
20 "a 81.
oahu-1Oo "a 1925; 10 "a 80; 100 90
1925; %, 20 a 1925; 25, 100, 10 @
1925.
Paia-10 a 260.
Waialua-5O a ZIG; so, so, % a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-31

Tho transfer Of ial acres Of laal ln
south lilo, ON tbs Mali stream, al
Joining The nos llon0lll right ~ way,
70 tho County ~ Hawaii by che lilo
huRW company, has hesn refqflad,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-31
PRIESTS MEET HERE
IN ANNUAL RETREAT

On Friday last, the annual retreat
of the clergy of the Roman Catholic
Mission in Hawaii came to a close.
The retreat began last Sunday, and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-31

l16; 8, 10, 20 a 116.50; 10, 25 q
1850.
Honokaa-2O "a 1925; 65 "a 1925;
20 "a 1875; 100 "a 1925.
Koloa-20 "a $50.
Olaa-15 "a 4.25.
Honolulu Brewing & Malting-5O "a
1926; 100 "a 1925.
InterIsland Steam Navigation-7 a
109.50.
Bonds.
Waialua $3.50 900 "a 100.25.
California Sugar Ref. 6s-$1000 a
101.
Oahu Sugar Co 5s-$2O00 "a 1O1.
Hilo r. r. 6s-$25,OO0 "a 80.
Olaa 6s-$3000 "a 100.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-31
Photo.


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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-25
GRAND jury

Z
And having 50 selected liz above
|naned persons as grand Jurors Ia
names ct each Was written Oh s.per-
ate slip Ct paper By the Clerk 10 the
presence Of the commissioners and
the witnesses, and all the slips SO rom
tanning the names aud number Of the
ward Of each Of SAID Grand Jurors
were placed in all envelope by us com
'nissiohefs, which was By US seated,
signed endorsed and labeled: "Llst of
Grsnd Jurors" and placed in the Jury
Box as hereinafter stated. =
After WHICH we proceeded confarm-
able to sectlon 4 OF said Act 1875 of
1906, as amended by Act 90 Of
1904. approved June 20, 1904,'and
duly pronlul gated after the slips con
ta,n.d i'll the general venirc box had
been well mixed, to draw from the
general venilge box The maize Of ,h,r,y
nerson> To serve as petit jurors for
the SECOND week of the SESSION Of. said
Court, beginning Monday Septelabrr
20 1899 as tllrected''pv an or''e: of
'nurt, the name heins drawn from the
hog one at the tim. by Henry Riyiere
one OF the Jury Commissioners 10 She
presence of the other COMMISSIONERS
and Of The witnesses and which names
SO drawn are az follows, to witt
SECOND WEEK
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-25

he box with tbs. names Of the same
number Of good and competent men
from the qualified jnnrs Of the Parish
as have beel, taken' from The hox and
erased from the list SO as 10 keep the
number of names in tie general We
nire box and on the jury list at the
original standard Of three hundred
obtained therein, each Of said naine~
% placed in the general venir'' box
having been written by the Clerk on
4 separate slip of paper together with
the number of the ward or place Of
residence of snch person.
And Immediately after completing
said venire list, We selected there
fron tie name Of the following 'citi-
zens. good and competent men pos
scssing the qualification TO SERVO as
grand j,,rors prescribed by Section OF
SAID Act taken FROM different parts OF
the parish 81 far as practicable to serve
rs Grand Jurors at the session of
court beginning: Monday, Sept. 10,
1909 and until discharged according
10 law.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-25
CORN TO BE KING.

4
1 Thirty-two years ago Samuel J
Tilden went to Europe for 4 rest at
ter his thar assing contest for lhs
presidency, III Which the famous, Oh
infamous, electoral commission de.
cided that be had not beer elected
When he returned be deferred an
address to crowd that bal Assem-
bled in front 6f his house ii ii ara;smer.
cy Square, New York, to receive x l.,n
It said that at that time he . entirely
ignored the political situation, max
lug no reference to it, bnt dasieelt up.
on the increasing importance Of oar
trade ~I,s garope and cited corn ii
particular as the great staple That
vas going to work revolution Iii !
Ihe markets Of the world. At that
late, 'hirry.two years ago, iu
september, he declared that within a
easonah'e time this country would
'robab'y produce 5000 millions of
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-25
~ "
SECOND WEEK

Having placed the names of tlie
foregoing thirty persons 80 drawn as
petit jurors for ,he SECOND we.k OF
the session OF curt II al envelope,
we have signed and sea led the same
and en'iorsei and labeled it, T.isl of
Jurors No. g., to serve for the second
week of the session.
After which We proceeded to draw
from the said general venire box the
names of thirty persons for th. third
week Of the sc-ss;ol of said Court.
beginning honaay, Sa,'trmtsr q,
1909, the names being drawn from
the box one at the time by Ernry Ri
Were Due of the Jury Commissioner.
IN the presence of the other Commits
sionere and of the witnesses, and
which names so drawn are as follows.
TEJRD W,EEY
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-25

bushels IF corn, worth at least l,6e0
millions of dollars.
From every estimate that can he
rade by the United States Derar'-
ment of Agriculture and from every
.eport that comes to us from
throughout the entire country, it be-
CONES evident that Samuel j. Til
denis prophetic 1900 millions of
bushels of corn Will be produced in
the United statcs tnis seaso ! and
that his estina!gsa value of 1906
millions of dollars for the same will
be considerably exceeded this seasons
it probaIy reaching Two Thousand mil
;Iious IF dollars in value.
Those familiar with the fnanci..l
an,cs ofStbis country slu:ing The last
fifty OR more years it. took to recov-,
from The: panr:s of 1867. 1873 ard
1893. The panic of 1907 promised
similar requirements i'll the way Of
rnforr Ell economies aud diminished
outlaws in private and public build
it,g<, and especially in railway con-
.ifn.tlon and city improvements, all
of VII Oh requirements have been mt
force during the last Two j'ears. Bn,
within tie limits % two fears from
the outbreak ofsthe panic 81 1907 We
now ind our selves On tie eve u en-
tire recovery, or entirely recovered,
aid that, because of the enormous
development of American agriculture
and the wonderful SUCCESS that has
come t, it during these recent years,
I'D especially during 1913 and 1909.
don. james Wilson. our eminent,
Industrious, persistent and optimistic
of Agriculture, has been q
very prominent factor IN all of this.
When panic comes, its relief lies in
~ ~ , III
tne fertility and productivity of our
:ands and these have been awaited
Of to a marvellous extent during the
last two ears aud have teen made
successful of course by the energy
and intelligence of our entire agfi-
cultural community, to all of which
Viz. Wilson has lent his aid, aud that
has counted for much. -Louisialla
Planter
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-25

death full. in the face o':t through.
out all !! the The. orne! suffe e'li OF
la two years search for the
secret Of the frozen y North, is
Ebnilt upon lines too too p!qble to
Eadmit Of the slightest subter-
Efurge or Misrepresentation;
land thyrs are certain features
Of Dr.. I Cooks expedition, and
these notably to total absence
of ostenations in the manner
of his setting out, which
should al least have sealed
the lips Of those who have re-
.ceived the news Of his success
with outspoken increlulity.
Most Of the achievements
Of science i whether IN the
way Of invention q discovery
may ] be regarded es the total
result of thu separate efforts
Of individual men. TO some
one among the many it has
been reserved to win the
coveted (: goal and have his
name written forever above
portals; and he above all /
realized, and is only
too GLAD az. too a9chs |: i;
how how, greatly his success is due
TO the unrewarded lobor Of +
his predecessor. Each unsec-
seeker for the North
Pole gathered his quota OF
valuable experience, and the
acts as thus recorded have :
been Of priceless value to
hose who came after. 80 : :
DR.. Cook, himself an Attic
f no little experience, will be
he first = ito acknowledge his ),
Indebtedness to that spItu lid +,
and Of men, beginning with .
ir John Willoughby in 1858
nd ending with Peary, who i,
LACED the way for his own Ia
magnificent success. e.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-25
THIRD WEEK,

| shS Pts5SSu LIE Hdmts vi LIE
foregoing tailty persons drawn as
petit jurors for The third week of said
session of court in an envelope ".
signed and sealed the same, and en-.
dorsed aud labeled il --'.List of Jurors
No. 3" to serve fol the third week If
the said session.
And thereapon We have placed The
tw, sea e. envelopes containing a list
II the Grand Jurors selected 50 here
iaabove set forth, IN box provided
for the purpose, labeled, -"Jury Box"
(which was therenpon locked and seal
Fed, and placed in the custody and
Excepting ct The Clerk 81 Court, for the
E,'st ~ the next ensuing SESSION Of 81
ecoprt, and subject 10 Tie orders st
the District Judge Aid the sail GEN.
Ecral venire box was also locked and
tsealedi and delivered q the Clerk OF
Court as the Custodian. thereof, all il.
THE presence Of the said Waiitnessses. /
In faith whereof we have Signed
this procese verbal ofthe drawing of
the Jury made at the time .jn the day
month and year first above written IN
the presence of the afore pameG wit
nesses. ~. j 80 I
S. r. Coulon
l.. j. Trone
Original SigneD
=, ~ Henry Riviere,
j. VI. Lefort.
.Thos. J.. Knohloch,
Ed: Mofsant,
H. W Frost,
Jury Gonmissioners.
J, -onis Auann, ~ - -
= Clerk of CorJt ex-ofiic,o
Jury CDinm,ssinla.-.
Rss;d and filed Aug II laNo.
.. j Louis Ancoin
Clerk ,,f said Court
4 true COPY. $50
. .gsefk,s Office.
Thihoaanx, la, Aug. II 1909
P. j. Aucclif,
Deputy Cle,k.
p Il
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chlIdren Cry
FOR FlETcHER's
G q St 9 RIA
JURY LIST.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
20il1.J1tiiciat District Court
PAii.sh Of Lafourcl.e $.

Be sitsurnwn and remembered, thai
i. tl6s fweiftIl .iap of the ni6n,h OF
Ang.st III iilllie yra, Of our Lord On.
h1s,iasIaaay lnis hundred and nine
II QUO III
J,nfs yantts, writfen nnfices jssued
- III D issl Court and saafesssd
fsuss a Zach ~ said sJtiry Com
and ful sas.lss ii ii
|G,r Till said Clerk certifI,ile hafeto
Eannexed more fully aEpsars.
We d. N. l.ei.,rs, Henry w. Frost,
Tins. j Knnhlocl. Henry Riviere
Eand Edgar y Norvaat, Jury. Com
Ilnissiontrs, duiy apl,oiltrli as such
for The Parish of Lafoh' CHI under
s,rovisitai> it Act No. 1a5 If The Gen
..ral Assembly. approved July Is.
1898, anil promulgated by put.'ica-
ton in the State Official Journal on
July 20 1888 and Ill. duly Sworl
and qualified as such Jury Comml>-
sioners, inand for The Parish Of La
.fonrthe, met vt the Clerks Office in
the town of Thibolaux and in con-
pany with !. LOUIS AUCOIN, Clerk
.nf Court and ex>oificio Jury Com
missioner, duly sworn and qualified
AS such.
Then and there in the presence of
Messrs Louis j. Trone and Sidney r.
Couion, two good and competent and
.lisinterested witnesses of lawful age.
competent 10 read and write the eng
lish lang;sage, residing in the parish
Of LafGkrthe, ard summoned by the
Clerk 5f Court for tie purpose; pro-
ceed,iti in accordance with Section 6
of said act No. 1875 of the General
Assembly Of the State of Louisiana of
1898, til examine HE general venhe
list ON file IN the Clerks Office, and
having Struck therefrom the names of
such grand and petit jurors.as having
so served as wei as the names of Others
who are,know; to have died, removed
FROM tie parish. become exempt or
disqualified TO serve az j..rors sine,
their names were entered thereon
md The names Of thosi: who have died
-emoved become exempt disqualified
sers also taken from the general ve-
IRE box; after wIhch.wfi supplement
.dltlle original ut aud ,ae ballots IN
= :. - $1,000
Complete new stock in ever thing
hat pertains to a ;,sst class Jewellery
store. Prices to suit the time
La1ourche Jewefry Store
: spssowsk;, Ms
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-25
The Road To SUCCESS

has many obstructions, but none 50
desperate as poor health. Success
to-day demands health, nut Electric
Bitters Is the greatest health builder
lne WUr,d has~ever known. II com
peIs perfect action of The stomach,
liver, kidneys, bowels, pprih' s amt
eurlehess the blood, aud tones aud IN
the whole system. Vignr-
Jus body and keen bra.u follow their
use. You cant afford to slight Elec-
,rlc Bnters, If weak, run-dowlis or
,.ckl,r Only soc. Guaranteed BIZ
ali Druggist.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-25
NOTICE.

Any one holding bills rgaist thu
Percy Grocery ca. ltd. Of the Lob
dell Grocery Co. Ltd. must present
Hills on or before Jan. 2lst 1909.
z. b. Percy
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Opportunities.

h Opportunities are constantly .abont,
|'ready, to he seized, but not waiting t.
way'ay you.
If 20" take Advantage of your
years of clean air and wholesome
food of hardening which labor has
gwen you, with dste, mination and
staying power you eau get whatever
you 90 for.
But you must fight for i: aaa, rely
|s"pon yourself.
No one will help you-many will
try to injure you, You will mel
with GOODNESS in all your undertakings.
Wen will seek to use you for their own
ends you will become unit in a,
mass of millions, sprung from tue Ii
GUS 81 every state in the Uaion and
every country Ct the globe.
Among them all you have the bes,
chances because you have the heritage
Of stami'a-toi las hewn Your frane
II Is i
into eudurance--a sound body makes
a sound BRAN.
The road you must pIod IS rough; I
The way long. Ahead Of yeu Ale
thousands # little and big men skiA
ID and cunning brutal aud unprinri
pie, some are wrapped 10 morals and |.
sthics-some will prey on yourl
'treng,h-sone will lake advantage ii
'ur credulity-some will try to drag
'ou into the waIlows of viciousness. /.
lou VIII neeG ell Of your courage
nd all of yoqp' srift
The beginning will wear qgon you.
here will be time when you must
Ill hard | to yonr better instincts to
ssist the easier ways, but each h yictorrII
lat you win over yourself will make
ssler the next victory over your fell
VS..
The =, streets are not paved with gold 9
II WITH J, cooo'es--you VIII wear bis
70 upoh your soles bu, if ynar soles
main aa1Iemisaed yad viii survive.
'ok Tor 90 pity-there are no Sa-
'ri'ans along TIE city highways. d
!" hen you begin to mount, oilers =
! envy You. Men in whom you b.slyo
-s.=.-s y d