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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
Center Shot Wins.

CINCINNATI. O.. Nov, 16.--Center Shot,
backed down from TO 1 10 TO | at pos.
time won the feature race a Latonia to-
day. a seven furlongs dash. 4. NJ. Green
was the even money favoritc and these
TWO raced neck and neck 10 the stretch.
where Center Shot came away and won
handly.
First race. FIVE and half furlongs. sell
ng-Mac Henley. > TO /, won. Kyle, II
10 1. second; Cambronne, ~ to l, third.
Time, 40.
Second race, six furlonGs, selling-Anna
MCGEE, 15 10 /. won; Joe Moscr. 3 TO .,
second: Margaret L., 10 10 !. third. Time.
t.1i 60.
Third race. seven furloues-C. NJ. Mil
cr. s to D won; Duqucsne, to l. sec
ond, Claudia. l5 to /. third. Time, l:2S 10.
Fourth race. seven furlongs. handicap
Center Shot. , to !. won, T. NJ Green,
even, second; Prince Gal, Is 10 5, third,
Time. LES.
Fifth race. one mile-Corlcy s Ia D.
Won; Earl of Richmond. To .. second
Peter Pendcr, 10 2, third. Time, / 40.
Sixth race, six furongs. selling-Patriot
1 TO ,. won: Earl Rogers, 20 To l. second :
Tom Holland, 10 !. third. Time.
l:li f-j.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
jeffries Training,
Johnson lOafing
.JEFFRIES TRAINING
HARD FOR CONTEST
Johnson Taking Things Easy:
Wants About Six Weeks
Work.

James j. Jcffrics is in hard training,
according TO reports from New York,
lie is working two hours every day III
Cooper's gymnasium and says he will
DO in lust as good condition as he was
when he retired from the ring
That Jellrics needs Il great deal Of
work goes without saying. but should
The undefeatcd champion work hard III
the time of the fight. which viii prob
ably be scheduled for July 4. .lchrics
will find himself stale. instead of in
perfect condition. bur the faus figure
he is too wise for that. ,JenrIcs, will,
instead. probably get himself into first
class condition. and will then take n rest
Of about two months taking light cN-
crcise only 10 keep down his weight.
and Will then come back with hard
work again. This would put tho cham
pion on edge about the time the fight
is scheduled.
An athlete who takes a long time
m preparing for any kind of contest
gets tired of bis work, and when III
such condition he is far from being at
his best As loug as I'm athlete likes
ms work and seems 10 never get enough
work, ust so long is he in the best
shape and can show 10 his best advan-
tIgc,
Jack Johnson never trains for fight
until few weeks before n scheduled
contest. Then he works with q VIII
right up 10 the time OF tho match and
goes in with plcuty of confidence in
himself 10 win. Whilo johnson is
taking good care Of himself. he is not
now doing any training. johnson says
that he wants about six weeks Of hard
work TO prepare for Jcll'rics.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
JEANETTE TO SHIP
TO JlAREI RACE TRACK
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 16.-Nhilc the ma iorlty
of the horscmcn who have been racing
here VIII. in all likelihood, ship 10 oak
land for the winter of racing there.
which opens ON November 20, next sat
urday, at least three Of them will ship
direct to JUarrZ, Mexico. for the meet
ing which opens there December |. l.
r.. Joannctie, owner of Charlie Dohcrty,
a consistent runner at Bucna Vista SAT-
Lake, leaves Thursday. He VIII include
i'm his shipment. besides Charlie Dohcr-
". the string or horses belonging TO IL
Wilson. which includes Ethel Day. Wan
der. Rose DAILY, Alice Collins and one
other. and probably will take along LUX
cramUs. whom Mr.. Jeanette claims to
he q coming two -year-old. These horses
Will be trained by Mr.. 1caunettc and run
bV him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
FOOTBALL MAY LOSE ITS MASS PLAYS
BILLIARD CHAMPIONS
TO PLAY FOR TITLE
Six Of the Best Professionals
Practicing for Big TOurna-
ment.

NEW YORK, Nov. 16,-Six of the
best professional billiard players in the
world arc now actively practicing IN
this city for the world s championship
competition, which will be decided in a
tournament in Madison Square Garden
concert hall, beginning next Monday
and continuing until the following Mon
day, The tournament promises n most
striking battle in the history of the
lS.2-balk line game. Five American
players Will be opposed by the best pro
tessional players in France, and $1,000
together with the gate receipts will be
divided into 40, 80. 20 and 10 per cent.
The players are George SloSsou Of
New York; Calvin Dcmarcst of Chicago ;
George Sutton Of Chicago: Harry p.
Cline of Philadelphia; Al Cutter of
Boston and Firmin Cass,gn5l Of Paris.
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Jatonia Races.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
CINCINNATI Nov. 16.-Entrics fol
Wednesdays races:
First race. ivc-eichths Of a mile. purse
-Terrand Cncilisn. l05; Monnic Erc, 100;
Alsnc, l0a; Bannadc, 105; Ethel w, l0a;
Dixie Gem. lOH; Amerinuc l05: Enceda,
loi; Princess Thorpe, IO1; Eliza be THAN
lOl. Lndy Wells. 10.
Second race, three quarters of a milo
s,lling-Spleudida, %; Little Siss. 20;
Eust acian. %; Ned Coimacli. %: Adder
10 Saluward, %, Char. hamilton, 40,
Claiborne, 1O2: Ioa, l04: Scvcnfuil, i0t:
Pat Sharp, 1o4; Voting. 1oi; A-lctus. 1ol;
Night Mist. l0I
purse-Carondolet %; Col. Ashmeade. %;
Judith Page. 105; Royal Report, los; Belle
Glenn, Jos.
Fourth raye, one mile. sellinc-Howarl
Pearson. - Otilo. 100: PinIpante, %.
Posing, %; OrcIsna, 90: Meadow Green,
100. Stone Street. 102; Bonnie Kclso, l02;
Iudhana. l0i; Lad of Laugdon, los; Tony
Faust, 106
Fifth race, one mile. purse-Si Clark.
100: Dearly Belle, 100; lym Wolf, 100:
Battle Fleet. lO5; Bryce. 1o5; Earl OF
Richmond. los.
Sixth race. quarters of a mile.
seling-MoZart. 81. Chcpontuc, %: DR..
Downic. %; Lady Tin, l0i; Tamar, 1Oi;
Esculcfeon. lOi; EclaruS, i0i John Gar
ner 10it Pal 10I: Fundamental. l0i:
RnscburG II. l07; Polar Star, i09; Pa,ri-
clan. i09: III Dorado, 1l2.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
GOVERNOR SHAFR0TH
PUTS UP FIGHT BARS
Jeffries-JOhnsOn Contest Can.
not BE Held in the State
of Colorado.

DENVER, Nov. 16.--Govcrnor John
+. Shnfroth said today that he will
not allow, under auy circumstances, the
holding of tho .Icllrcs. johnson fight
syndicate was being formed by Denver
and Pueblo sport fans TO bid for the
fight were called TO the governor 8 at
tcntIon.
- Laws OF Colorado cmphatically
prohibit prize fighting and make punish,
able any violation by incarceration in
the pcnitcutiary, he said.
cannot sanction any violation Of
the law by permitting fight that
would give Colorado the same rcputa-
tion Nevada obtained by permitting the
Corbctt-Fitzsimmous fight -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
OGDEN RACES CLOSE
FOR PRESENT SEASON
FavOrites Trail Long Shots and
the Books Make Big
Haul.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov, l6.--Thc races came 10
an unexpected close here this afternoon.
when Manager Murray announced that
the meeting would close for thc present
season with the fifth race, owing to the
cold weather,
Three long shots were brought to the
front in three of the FIVE events. Fa-
voritcs ran anywhere except III the
money, with the exception of the fourth
event, one mile. selling, which was won
by Maud MEG, opening even money ia
voritc and going 10 the post an STOP
favoritc. winning every post and lead
ing Libcrto by a length for the honors,
with Dorothy Ann showing.
a majority of The horses will winter
here and in Salt Lake, the best Of The
lot going 10 Emcryyillc for the win
ter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
RADICAL CHANGES IN
STORE FOR FOOTBALL
Alumni Making Appeal to Their
Respective Colleges to
Change Rules.

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Au appeal
by alumni 10 their several colleges for
revision Of football rules was urged
by Henry NJ. MacCrackcu, chancellor
of Now York university, in an address
to The Graduates club tonight. DIR.
MacCrackcn said;
The Intercollegiate Athletic asso,
citation will meet in This city the third
day after Christmas. 1t is i'm the
power of this association TO Introduce
changes i'll tho game. | ask every
graduate TO write his college. first Ia
Join the athletic association, If il he not
already II member, and second, to send n
delegate who wants mass plays abol-
ishcd i'll football and such other
changes introduced az Will make the
game as safe as English rugby
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
AERIAL SYNDICATE
GETS BIG GUARANTEE

Los ANGELES. Cal, Nov. l6.-The
management oG the proposed Los Angeles
aviation week today sent Il telegram TO
Paris accepting the terms OF q syndicate
of French ayIators, composed OF Paul Han
dela Grange, Lcbron, Lcgardc and others
for their appearance here during that
week.
The syndicate stipulatcS that following
the aviation week here, which is To be in
January OF tn" coming wear, II Is to be
permitted TO ly in San Francisco.
The syndicate Is to be paid 500, 900 for
the appearance OF the ayiators here. They
viii, use several types of heavier than air
machines.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17

vcmhcr %, The court appointed Nttor-
ncy kimball To defend Butler.
w. p. COOPER, grand chancellor OF
the knights of PYthias has LETT for an in
spection trip throughout the state. lie
expects TO visit all Of the lodges in Utah.
MIKE BLOOMQUIST. the Finander
who was stabbed in a saloon brawl at
Bingham, a few days ago. is said TO be
recovering at st. Marks hospital.
NEIL. WILLIAMS. a regular carrier in
the postal service in Salt Lake, has ap-
piled for transfer TO the substitute clerk
list. g.
MAYOR JOHN 5. B2NNSFORD. Tues
day, approved all the matters passed upon
by the city council Monday night.
SAMUEL G. DYE, county attorney OF
Weber county. was n vlsitc= in the city
Tuesday.
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Railway Telegrams.

WILl[ESBhRRE. Pa. Nov. 16.--Thc
general committee of the Switclimep' 5
Union of North America met in secret
session here today. II is said final ac-
ton VIII he taken on the wage question
and that the railroad companies opcIRt-
ing in New York and Pennsylvania will
be asked TO Increase the pay OF all
switchmcn from 2G cents to- 80 cents an
hour. eight hours TO constitute a days
work. The ulilmatum will be presented
To the railroad officials on December l..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
Loell Still Out.

The varsity football team was out Tor
practice Tuesday night for the first time
since the game with the Montana AGSles
keep the team in good condition until
after the game with the L. y. G, on
Thanksgiving day All the boys on the
team are feeling good except lack locil.
rullbaclS. who has an injured knee. At
present Doolittle. who made two ot the
most spectacular plays al kicking during
the game. Is practicinc in Locll's place.
Coach Maddox has written 10 Coach
Host of Michigan To arrange for game
with the Michigan team, but as yet moth
Ing definite is known as TO whether the
game will be nossblc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
IN RAILROAD WORLD
HEIGHO WILL LEAVE
PACIFIC AND NORTHERN
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
WElSER Ida, Nov. l6.-Coloncl Il. NJ.
lleiSho. Tor the past six years vice prcSi-
dent and general manager OF the Pacific
n Idaho Northern railway. running from
this city north to Evergreen. scycnty-six
miles. resigned the position today. HIS
successor has not yet been appointed.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the road was held today. some Of the
eastern stockholders being present. Erie
tion between Colonel llelgho and some Of
the stockholders over ma tiers of a po-
litical nature caused his action HciGbo
is a first class railroad man who has built
the road from nothing 70 paying institu-
tion. and his elimination from the man
aScmcnt is regretted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
Ha!Ha!H H.,H.,

Thst's the way to feel-EVRRY ONR
doee that takes CASCARRT night
BEFORE, when he looks at the fellow
who didn't. For OVER-EATING and
DRINKING nothing on Earth cleans you
out as a CASCARET, naturally
without that upset sick feeling Don's
aeglect-at bed time-9 P. NJ. or 4 A. NJ.
mo diderence-you'l II need il.
CAScARET6 JOG box for n weeks
treatment, slldruggists. Biggest selier
u Sha world Million boxes q tnoukh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
Granite Basketball.

Indications point TO good basketball
tenn at the Granite high school this year.
For some time past Coach Moss has been
gathering material in the hope OF round
ing q fast team into shape
y squad OF twelve is now working out
each evening, and some very good timber
is being developed. Four OF last years
stars will don the Granite uniform this
year The Ndndamerc dancing nall.
which Is large and roomy, is being used
lV tuc boys
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
GOULD WILL CONSIDER
PUEBLO'S COMPLAINT

PUEBLO. Colo. Nov. lG.-Gcorcc j.
Gould practically has agreed TO take ac
ton To right alleged wrongs OF Pueblo
in rate discrimination by tho Denver Il
Rio Grandc railway, according To Frank
j. EurCh who went TO New York 10
take up the case with the head Of the
Could system 4 telegram from Mr.
EurCh tonight states that Mr.. Gould ud =
ViScd that Pueblo business men take up
the case directly with him,
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ne UNvUI
lalnN.nIlC-
OolIiTrh.
Will Enter Athletics.

The signal corps of the National Guard.
stationed at Salt Lake. will enter into
athletics to 4 great extent this winter,
Basketball and indoor baseball will be
The main sports. The basketball squad
has been practicing for some time and
shows good form Several OF the play
ers have had experience on different
teams In the past and in case a league
is arranged among the Guard orGanlza-
tions. the signal corps should win out.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
RIO GRANDE OFFICIALS
PASS THROUGH THE CITY

T.. r. Boyd, assistant TO The first Vice
president of the Could lines; Fred WILD.
Jr general freight agent OF the Denver
4 Rio Grande, and y. :. Hughes. general
traffic manager OF the Denver & Rio
GIandc, passed through Salt Lake Tues
day afternoon. on their way 20 San Fran
cisco They were in this city only while
the train stopped ut the Rio GULndc sta
ton
The officials so TO San Francisco to
help get up the freight schedules for the
Western Pacific. 1t is understood that
while in Ogden the officers VIII arrange
for an uptown Office IN that place for
the TWO roads
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
GRANITE AND JORDAN.
WILL PLAY TODIy

Granite and the Jordan high school =
play Il match game "Wednesday af,ersc:
on the Granite gridiron. The Joriar ~.
has been giving good account OF h,,S
in the last several games PLAYED and b
boys are confident that they will h. ~,
TO give Granite IL hard contest.
Tho Jordan team Is also necoli,tlr,
with Park City for game on ThanksT'
ing day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
Fish on Sick List.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov. l6.-Cap-
tain Fish was again absent from the line
up of the Harvard football team in prac-
iicc today. While Il medical attendant
says that Fish's condition is not serious
Ihc undergraduate body is uneasy be-
cause of rumors that tho captains play
ing ability has been impaired.
The team lined up against the scrubs,
The latter using supposed Yale forma-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
Heydler Getting Stronger.

NEW YORK, Nov. l6.-Thc announce
mcnt from Chicago that James ~ Hart
would not be n candidate for president
of the National Baseball league has
might be selected by Charles Murphy OF
the Chicago National League club as his
candidate for John A. IIeydlers position
II is said here that Murphy Will not fa-
vor Joseph OBrien, president of the
American association. The retirement OF
Hart from the race has strengthened tho
position Of Heydlcr, according TO his
friends
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
Association Football.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1G.-Thc Pilgrims
OF England played their final game OF
association football on their American
tour at Bay Ridge, l.. L., today. defeating
The Crescent Athletic club 9. To- /.
The Pilgrims played 22 games in the
United States, winning 10 and losing >,
with four games drawn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
Taft at Theater.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-President
Taft made his first appearance of tins
season at Il Washington theatcr tonight,
attending the performance OF "Thc
Old Town with Montgomery and
Stone in thc cast. at the New National.
Pit; sburp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
Short Scrinmage ge.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov l6.-The
Yale varsity. without the regular backs.
had short scrimmagc today. making
two touchdowns against the scrubs,
Howe was at quarterback. and viii start
the game with Harvard. Saturday. The
men are recovering from, the effects of
last Saturdays game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
DD0MS GALL0PERS WIN
FORTY RACES THIS YEAR

NEW YORK. Nov. l6.-Cieoree Odom.
whose horses have won more than forty
races on the local tracks this year has
sent Nimhus, Prince Gal and Bonnie
Kclso 10 Latonia, where no believes they
stand excellent chances in a number Of
races. lie will not race at lunrez but
will winter his animals in Brooklyn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
EDWARD C0RRIGAN FILES
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY

LEXINGTON. KY. Nov. 1G-Edward
CorrIgan. the turrman, has filed I'm the
United States court at Frankfort u pc
tition IN bankruptcy. His assets are
given at $13.659 and liabilities at Sl5l,0
In his petition Corrigan says he has
M real estate and has only Il few notes
rs assets. The unsecured claims amount
IN SiGi 036
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
Lafayette Team Wins.

The Lafayette basketball team defeated
The Oquirrh five Tuesday afternoon on
the Lafayette court. by the score of III
10 >. The court was muddy and a fast
game was impossible
The lineup:
irrI,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
p1f-IJNfoED y, Nov.

RICHMOND. Va, Nov. l6.-'rhe stock
holders of the Atlantic Coast Line rail-
road today reelected the old board oi
directors. who reelected ali the officers.
: scmi-annual dividend on the common
stock of per cent payable in january.
was declared. a blanket mort gage Ul
500, 900 600 and a special issue of dcbcu-
ture bonds of S23. 566. 600. convertible into
common stock ut $3.50. was authorized.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-Uniformity
in practice in matters pertaining 10 rail
road administration is the keynote gov
ernlnS the work of the National AsSo-
citation OF Railway Commissioners. who
began their twenty first annual ConYeD-
ton here today Many important mat
tiers are to be considered. including
amendments TO the national law. uni
form classification, rates and rate MAX
ing car service dcmurragc. railroad
taxes and plans for asccrtaining the fair
value Of railroad property railroad capt.
taiization and delays incident TO the en-
forccmcnt OF orders OF railroad commits
sicns.
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slowly eating
tendency
bity
of saves lotions failure
possible blood
morbid thorugh
to keep irritated and diseased The blood
removed before the healing
OF tho trouble and drives out the potus
morbid which Then
blood carried to the diseased place the healing the
destroyed.
the blood heahf building
together,
and medical g. to al who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA CA
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At post J min. on at 5:O25,
Bell show go. Scratched sam 3
cess Anna. owner w. Il. Jones.
t.soIgh ncld and won going away.
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). Start good. Won easily Sec
3; Marwood place 80. show Is.
Winner b. z. BY Imp Florist-Prin-
:. Butlcr. Ossiap gradually worked
tired at end. Bill ran his race.
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Total ...,,,.l11 oOs
Referee, Major Williams.
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OGDEN, Nov. Is. 1903.

2n2 FIRST RACE-Four and half (
OVo UP. Value to first $40
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same iE
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THE TRIBUNE'S RACING CHART

Fourteenth day. Weather clear, Track slow.
and hall furlongs Selling. Three-year-olds an
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-09-11
DELAMAR MINE CLOSED DOWN
Famous Property Of Production Totaiins
Millions Being Dismantled

Searchlight Bulletin: II Is reliably reported
that the famous old Delamar mine has
been closed down for good and all. The
great plant is being dismantled and Is TO be
hauled away. Where formerly several hun
dred men we're employed, a single Waterman
now makes up the pay roll.
The history of the Delsmar dates back to
the early 70's. Located some So miles south
east Of Caliente. Lincoln County, Nevada, It
was for many years . large producer. Along
with Phoebe, the town Of Delamar up TO .
decade ago was q metropolis Of the county.
During the time the mine was owned by
Captain Delamar dry crushing was employed
in the mill. and It is related that there are
countless widows In southern Utah whose
husbands died from the effects Of inhaling the
fine dust. The mine. itself, was a most pecu-
liar one, in that the walls and not the vein
matter we're mined, the values all being In the
softer wall rock.
The closing down Of the mine will mean
the abandonment Of the town, Is II was pracr
tically the one resource.
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THERE IS NO DEATH.

"THERE is no death. There are no
L dead"
From zone to zone. from sphere to
sphere.
The souls of all who pass from here
BY hosts of living thoughts are led,
And, lark or bright. those souls must
tread
The paths they fashioned year by year.
Fol bells are built of hate or fear
And heavens of love our lives have shed.
A CROSS unatlased worlds Of space
"A And through Gods mighty universe.
With thoughts that bless or thoughts
that curse.
Each journeys to his rightful place.
Oh. greater truth no man has said:
There is no death! There are no deadi'
TT lifts the mourner from the sod
l. n bids him cast away the reed
OF some uncomforting poor creed
And walk with knowledge for a rod.
Il bids the doubter seek the broad.
Vast fields, where living facts will feed
All those whose patience proves their
need
OF those immortal truths OF God
TT brings before the eyes of faith
l. These realms Of radiance. tier on tier.
Wher our beloved dead appear.
More beautiful because of death"
1t speaks to grief: BE comforted.
There Is no death. There are no dead"
ELLA Wheeler Wilcox.