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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08

so. Mr. Hough and the other LAWYER,
got the town all tied up, and most .,
them walked back to the states. More
than twenty years later Mr.. and Mrs
Hough went down that way 10 SEQ f,o
boys he used to know They were sin
there and still hopeful They thin. taev
are gong to have railroad any cen.
fury now, although no railroad can got
up that canyon any more than church
steepie
While Mr.. Hough was in New Mex.
leo and doing five finger exercises in
his law practice, he began 10 write
for the old American Field Then his
father failed in business. and it was
up TO Emerson to hustle for the lam.
| lily. He tried to freak INTO newsuaper
work at Des Moines. Sandusky and
Chicago. but did not land anywhere
until about 1888, when he took charge
of the Western office OF Forest and
Stream. a position which he held for
fifteen years. During that period he
went hunting and fishing pretty much
all over America.
| In 1895 he printed is first little
book, The Singing Mouse stories. 1t
attracted little attention. The Story
/ of the Cowboy published in 1897, Jared
better. Theodore Roosevelt. rot then
president, wrote Mr.. Hough most
glowing letter about i. Under this
4 encouragement, he sat up and began
/, TO notice things, to the extent of
writing The Girl al the Halfway
4 House. II was hard work to do these
books, as he was obliged to write az
tier midnight and to solicit advertising
the next day. Not until the appear
ance of The Mississippi Bubble, in
1902. did success really come his way
, but then. indeed, it came his way in
. large and elegant quantities.
Mr.. Hough's fayorite sports arr
grizzly-bear hunting, quail hunting and
trout fshing-to which be added :
passion for old mahogany
The Bobbs-Merrill Company Feb
ruary, 1909.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08
Too Great to do Mean Thing.

A. VI. AntrobGs Of Burlington, HIS
greatness as man Impressed Itself
on all those who had dealings with
him. because they learned 70 know
his sterling honesty. fairness and
probity of character He vas always
TOO great 10 Go 9 mean or little thing
Mr.. Blythe never made enemies.
although he had opponents He could
not make enemies among fair minded
men because of his fairness. You
might differ with him. but notwith-
standing this, you always admired and
respected him
There is one word that sums up
his life: ii IS character He always
stood for what he conceived 10 be
just and right He loved Iowa He
helped 10 make II. And Iowa loyed
him for What ne had done for =.
we speak of Mr.. Blythe dead. Just
as he would have Us say. II living
He would say. Speak the truth about
ne: whatever is good about me. say
ii: whatever is bad. say il. His
strong convictions OF duty in every
department of human activities made
him a strong individual character.
This was true in reference &c the
great interest OF which he controlled
as its legal adviser. as well as 10 the
duty OF the party TO which he be
+ longed. and for whose interests he so
faithfully directed his efforts. He
never asked anything for himself, but
/ was always willing 10 devote his time
ard energy in upholding those poll
| cies and principles which he believed
/ to be best suited for the country. He
was party man, in so far only as he
believed its principles were better
adapted to conserve the welfare OF
tie whole people.
"His was beautiful life In the
! home, among his intimate friends and
among all classes of society with
which he came in contact.
1T was but last Thursday morning
We rode with him in the same seat
4 in the car as far as Morning Sun,
Iowa. Z was going to Wspello to
have a few days hunting We talked
on the way of the farms, of the fields,
and of the happy homes of the tillers
of the soil When we parted and
clasped hands. and said good bye with
hope for each others welfare and
happiness. little did think that so
soon those beaming eyes world be
closed in death God wills what is
hee+ u uas oty- last farewell and
ne has passed into Redeemers rest.
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A Distinction that Made Men Honored
Burlington Gazette. Dem No
tongue can give adequate description
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08
A Man Of Rule.

y
Blythe was born in New Jersey, 1891,
and had therefore reached the age OF
90 wears. He came TO Iowa in the ear
" seventies and associated himself
with the old c.. B & @. railroad, in the
legal department He rose steadily IN
the service of that corporation and was
at the time of his death the general
counsel of the road He was man OF
great legal learning, OF tact ana o.
power. He married daughter. of the
late Senator John H. Gear and that
fact quite as much as the fact that he
was attorney for railroad, took tim
into an active political career. Mr.
Blythes ancestry was of the most dis
! tinguished in the state of New Jersey,
on his mothers side coming OF a long
line of Presbyterian clergymen who
played conspicuous parts in the found
ing and upbuilding of Princeton uni
lversiy.
| Those who knew Mr. Blythe best
/ knew him as man of parts, of ster-
ling character. He had a wide mental
range and he delighted as much in
books as he did in politics and law.
In the midst of the great Gear fight
the writer remembers finding Mr.
Il Blythe reading Thomas A. Kempis,
The Imitation of Christ and at an
other time Froudes Erasmus He
) looked upon Erasmus as the greatest
; mind of European reformation. On
) both occasions he remarked that he
had certain penchant for religious
, questions. probably an inheritance
; from his Presbyterian ancestors
: Tho. who were associated with min
politically found him always a man o.
his word. He honored a valiant op
: POI ent. but he despised a coward ant
S a -ruckler 1t may be said of him tha-
5 he engaged in political work more
: for others than he did for himself o.
1 the interests which he represented
e No man n Iowa was during hi:
5 lifetime more misrepresented than Mr.
A Blythe. He was used as bogie m7r
/ by every man who wanted to max.
t political capital for himself out Of tht
5 anti-corporation spirit which has a
e different times prevailed in this state
He was held up as an enemy OF Ii.
e people nd a tool of the corporation
; when. as q matter of fact. he hirseI
r loved the People and sought their rel
$ fare quite as much as those Who thu
= acclaimed against him Nine tenth
9 OF the bad things I have been accuse,
5 Of doing, he said upon one occasion
/ 7 have never thought of doing
e Mr, Blvthe vas man among men
k He was yirile achieving man. n
r loved his friends and he did MT aat
:. MS enemies He was genuine an
e generous He had heart N his DO;
y er which was as big as TIE brain +
: his head. He was eollosal nan an
J. ms death leaves a great gap in Iowa
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eeorns o. perkins, Tribute

Sioux City Journal: Mr. Blythe
neYer carried a band He had no am
bition 10 appear on the platform. He
was a modest and contained nan. He
vas a resolute and considerate man.
He fought mis- battles with might: Ell
vas never boastfui, and he was never
q scold.
~AI who come IN contact with Mr..
BlYthe we're compelled TO recognize
hin as p strong man Whether they
agreed with him or whether they dis
scented from him. he was found to be
sarvicea5le friend or worthy op-
ponsnt- Mr. Blythe's personal
strength was n his mental equipment
and il was fortified by his sincerity
n dealing with his friends. II was .
habit OF his life 70 make his word
good. He was the most likeable COM
panion. He was uniformly courteous
and in the intimate relations of his life
he was genial and generous. He could
IL Z prince IN any company and ret
freedom from ostentation character
izea his conduct and bearing il al
relations.
( The death of Mr.. Blythe viii be q
great ,oss 70 Burlington. His loyalty
kept him there. though his office il
Chicago demanded much of his time
WAT concerned Burlington concerned
hiu. He Was its foremost citizen. Ht
sezres an important vacancy in hi:
company and thousands of friends il
ard out Of Iowa will sincerely mis-:
hin III the 5cstle of business, politica
and social life"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08
Simple Remedy for la Grippe.

La grippe coughs are dangerous as
they frequently develop into pneu-
nionia. Foiey's Honey and Tar not only
stops the cough but heals and
strengthens the lungs so that no seri-
Gus results need be feared. The genu-
inc Foley's Honey and Tar contains
no harmful drugs and is in a yellow
package. Refuse substitutes. Wilkin-
son Co j. F. Kiedaisch & C..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08

q ire s-e4. shock Burlington received
;oday EAsa the news Ess flashed
srrazn wspaaso .aae j X. BLYTHE had
dies saSae-ly ii Iaae GOWN from hsa-t
Affection II heir great sorrow men
refused 10 ss2lsve the report, INSISTED
i Ezs nor s-5 could aot BE- true. and
Il Eas cay Ehea he body reached
home this afternoon woaid they recon
Gle themselves 70 his awful -erliEa-
zsea
Taoss who z-e aow living sr Bur
l5asso1 have lives 10 see TIE passing
u one Of the greatest minds Of one
q the most loyal citizens and one
o. TIE 5es. and -uss1 men our town
las ever Known Re Eas born
leader o. mea- Trus IN his friend
ships he Only exacted thai acyalsy
~ returned 50 mzny fold To be the
acknowledged trend q J. x Byshe
Ezs : distinction that made men hon
ore5. He was The SOIL Of truth and
Ms lie was reasoned perfect one
In his position as the greatest po-
Iitic2l leader Iowa has ever known
ne has closed his life without single
chacgs that he was ever disloyal 10 4
friend or Indifferent 20 3 promise
The word Of J ". Blythe was coaslo-
cred above argument. He was q man
OF rare attainneats. No person II this
great state had such an individual
and unseldsh following They liked
the man for what he was and gave
him allegiance and respect because
ne so richly deserved il
In his home and in his home town
there will be such grief and SORROW
as Burlington has rarely known. His
friends are legion and they were sueh
friendships as Few men knew. i VIII
be real sorrow and sincere grief that
prevails in Burlington today.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-08
MERITED TRIBUTE TO
THE LATE J. w. BLYTHE

wisdom and sanity and honest WAYS
triumph
He hated cant and. above all. he
hated hypocrisy and double dealing
"Such men IS Senator Allison es-
tsemed his friendship as their person
81 possession, and always spoke OF
him srectiona1eiy.
q fine LAWYER, Discriminating
reader and student Of the best litera-
ture, his pleasures were in his nome,
his daily work and his friends
He lived splendid, consistent
life. and said coed morning 10 his
future as he had wished his closing
hour might be, whenever il should
come
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-02
LEGAL NOTICES



Department of the Interior. United
states Land office. Santa Re, N. M,
December Sth, 1908,
Notice is hereby given hat the fol-
lowing named claimant has nled no
tice Of his Intention to make final
proof in support OF his claim under
sections tG and IL of the act OF
March 3. 1897 (26 stats. $50. as
amended by tho act of February 81.
1893 GA Stats, 400. and that said
proof win be nude before II. w S.
Otero, ". 5. court Commissioner et
Albuquerque. N NJ. ON January 20th.
1908 viz Patcut to- be made In the
name OF Vicente lujan. for Lots I, 2
Hd 3. Soc. % lot Z, secs 90 and 80.
lot { soc. 30 and lot 8 oees &c and 80.
township n u
lie anne the following witnesses TO
prove his actual continuous adverse
possession of said tract for twenty
ears next preceding the survey or
The township. viz
cteecncio Anason. OF Albuquerque.
N. NJ
Esoolasuro vigil. Of Albuquerque.
~ NJ.
roliearplo SANCHEZ. OF Albuquerque.
81 NJ
Pablo saiazar. OF Albuquerque. y
VI.
ANY person who desires TO protest
against the allowance of said proof.
or who knows of any substantial rea-
SON under Inc laws and regulations
'f the Interior Department why such
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-02
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CENTRAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
-t13 West Central We, Tel 1875
Labor furnished for contractors on
short nntice. All kinds OF help fur
nished. Bookkeepers. clerks. cooks.
walters, servants. Several high-class
men want positions now. Records Of
an applicants will be carefully looked
up and none recommended unless re-
liable and competent 10 fill position.
Correspondence solicited. II. c. Paul
son Manager.
L.. l.. COLBURN co, Employment
Agents. 212 West Silver avenue. AL
buqucrque. All kinds OF help furnish
ed on short notice. House and bridge
carpenters. with tools. wanted at once.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOrICE FoK pUnIIcArI0N.

United oiatcs Land Office. Santa
Fo, n A.. October 18Th. 1908.
Notice IS hereby given that CLARK
NJ Carr. OF Albuquerque. County OF
Bcrnalillo. OF New Mexico. has filed in
this Office his application TO entersun-
dei provisions OF Sections 23O6-7 OF
the Revised Statutes of the United
states the NE q Sc. "a. NV. u NE.
"a and lots and 2 of Section 20.
Township IA g., Range 10 W, N. NJ.
4. Meridian.
ANY and 200 persons claiming ad-
vcrscly the bind described. or desiring
'to object because OF me mineral char
actor Of tho lIud or for any other rea-
.son. to ffs disposal Co applicant
Should Hi. the.f aIiia,its OF protest
'u or hefofr December H.. 1905.
MANUEL. %. OrEHO. Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-02
MISCELLANEOUS

w. A. GoFF win set up your stove
Phone Sos, 2O7h East Central.
CHIROPODlST and DERMATOLO-
GiSr-D. walter Rowan just arriv-
fin the city and VIII treat corns, bun
ions. calluscs and ingrown nails; also
moles. warts. pimpies and blackheads.
A painless cure guaranteed. Hours
from . TO Z b.. m. The Vendome
Hotel.
FIFTY LATEST SONGS and a sheet
of music for Toe. Bernard Music
Co. Box at2-C. Syracuse. n. Y.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT-Best standard make
pianos. instruments in perfect on
cition. Whitson Music Co.
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP WANTED-MaI

WANTED-High grade men to fill Of
flee, mercantile and technical posi-
lions in the southwest. Southwestern
Business Association, 201 T.. Central
avenue, Albuquerque, N. M. Phone
257. u
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-02

FOR RENT-Alfalfa and garden
ranches with houses, close in. Call
at L~ockhart's ranch for particulars.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-02
SANlTORlUMS.
FOR SALE

| S265O-5 room, frame cottage
modern conVcnicnccs, lawn,
shade and fruit trees; on High
lands: close in.
1 S23OO-5 room. modern. Ccmcnt
block cottage, South Edith 81
Close in.
| SftOO-t-ro0m frame. y. Sth St,
soft. lot. city water; easy terms
IL desired.
! Sf.35O-5-rocm frame, W. At
lantic ave-, easy tcrms.
81, O0O-5-room frame, hath. pam
try; lot g. y Nff2; 5. Waller st.
SiGOn-5 room frame. modern ON
Highlands, close in; easy terms,
IL desired.
Sf050-3 room frame. bath and
electric lights. including furni-
turc; easy terms.
81. SOO-Douhlc brick. 4 rooms
and bath on each side; close in;
rent $3.50 ter month.
$500 - Two 4-room cottages.
each with bath and electric
lights; Highlands, close in;
rental, $500.
Business property and ranches for
sale.
A. FLElSCHER
fi2h South Second Street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-02
PHYSICIANS Am SURGEONS.

htHfN hNNN tNb ~ hAtA''NNs
SOLOMON H. BURTON. M u.
Physician and surgeon.
office Room 3 barnett building
Residence Phone 1880. office Phone
e19. Alhuqaerulo " N
a. q suOhTLE M. -.
Practice
Limited % Tuberculosis.
Hours 80 10 H.. TO I
Rooms ) 2 no. state Sat Bank Hldg
u. H. HusT
Physician ana Surgeon
Rooms 9 and s. N. r. ArmiJo build
Ing Alhuupnrair, a. NJ
Dhs. TuLL a BAkEs
Practice Limited rye Ear. Nose
and Throat
oculist and Aurist Santa Zee Coast
Lines. Hours 1919 % an. and
a. ,. M Phone No 500.
Suite 8 and 6, State Natl Bank bldg
WALTER 49, SMITH Al. b
lois Grant HulldinN.
Third aud Central.
Albuquerque. a. M
Office phone eg7 Residence. g0G
West Tfiorat
Hours. 30 IL m lo A. m 10 D.
m; 20 s -. m sunday and holl
days . 80 60 90 80 a. iu.
Practice limitel to lIrrnlts Dis-
cnses ~ Wumrn Disease of thu l}uo
tum aeuitp trluos pis,t,
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WANT E.D--MisceilaneouS.

WANTED-Pipes to repair. Joe Rich
ards Cigar store.
WANTED-To buy a secondhand
buggy. Address Sis South High.
WANTED-All kinds OF hair work;
Puffs ana switches a specially. Out,
Of town oruers solicited. Mrs. II. Il.
Rutherford. 517 South Broadway.
WANTED TO buy secondhand 1lr-
niture, Phone 731. If
WANTED-A party with 100000 to
buy house and lots and build same
TO suit. will take lease, with con-
tract of buying same, and guarantee
Is percent on Investment. Address
145.
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RICO HOTEL & BAR

Wines, liquors and cigar. ~ North
iir~t street Rooms by day. week or
Best meals in The city. 5c up,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
civn ENGINEERS.

oivm ENGINEERS.
PITT ROSS
county surveyor
Attorney before e. S. Land Depart
ment Land Scrip for sale. Ciyil
engineering
209 West Central Ave.
WYNN MERED1TlI
General Engineering.
2ia West Gold Ave Phone 116.
Land Location. Irrigation.
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10 LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN-On city property
at s per cent. Rio Grande Valley
Land CO., John ~Borradaile. agent. Of
flee. Third and Gold avenue,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-02
o o o o O o o o O o @ @ O o o o O
5 vAoRANT VERSE. Q
) 0 o 10 O o o o o o 90 o o o .
MIGHT HAVE BEEN.

lO'lareuce Richard Lindner IN Leslie's
WepMyf
Way ont IN the Sea OF Vain Regret
lies the lsland Of Might Have Been.
r. is walled about By tho Cliffs Of re
morse.
Which are iashed by tbs Waves Of
SIN
We who I've in this fowery world.
And have ever hope before
Know not Of those hearts "a anguish
wruEg
Who tgeli lhcrc evermorc
whose each sad smile tells a ~oful
talo
OF years that were spent ia vain.
In tine empty search Of the joys Of ME.
And woke from their dream m pain
No; s murmu tells OF their poignrnt
grsf.
Only weary smlies
3gi lney long 10 dle on the Wiage j.
Death
Away from ihe sunleas Isle.
Way oui Ia the Sea Of Vain Regret,
On ihe Island Of Might Have Been.
Thai II walled nboui by the Cllfga Of
RcmorHp
Which are lashrd hy the Waves Of
Sin
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o Q 0ooo o O . o o o GO Q .
3 STATE BRIEFS. o
O q
8 0 o @ Q o o @ . o o . o o Q Q

Half dozen soal tl.ieye arieiicl Al
Muskosea
Muskogee Republicans #Il banquet
the twelfth.
Miss Cariotta shaczieiord is dead al
Mussogee.
Devol authorities deny small pox s
10 chat town
iag eud lrder leasue anlcs ha
rfAyed at resolution alase
Elmer Gray, chleisasha charged VIII
SEDUCTION, has been released
Edward Yates. Norman, Marfler Nils
auna r, Haswell Sunday ai her hemh
ID the country
hawton eformers met prayed abus
"a ana accused others oi much not IN
He decalugue.
Eleventh annual aae1lcs ai one a
}. u. w order commences il Muske
yee tomoffow
Mrs. j, 2. Preston, pioneer and high
II respected resident of MeAlester
died Sunday evening.
Chief Moty Tiger Of the Greet aafi3n
IN Washington. looking after hls
allowance from the White Fgthe,
sapulpa capitalists have raised gi5t
300 for purpose Of building au electric
nieruiban through Keiief and aicni
pool oil Gelds
Shawnee papers affirm jurors vii
walk The three miles from Tecrmsel
% Shawnee, when relasd, # no other
mesns Of getting away la available.
Enoch Goldman. culore6. Is iE ini
nj Lawton Authorities ellege he
pushed lead into two other du8ks
slatosmcn aad Wish se Esk him fev
questions about il
Mrs. y. 4 Hlukenheugh. elEhsaen
years Old nnc pretty. was deserted
hy her husband IN Muskogee. aud her
father. at 0ttumwn. Iowa, WIS nolltlei
by the charities assncla len Gather
sill care or the girl and shoot has.
hand as fast as he can altend II dalles
mapped out
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BUSINESS FORECAST

inst wort VITA whoever may wish
q maintain unfair partisan coatro-
yersy ii Oklahoma during this year
Of 1909
There Is 70 be spent IN the cities
81 the iirsEclass in the state for mu-
niclpa Improvement AZ least ealcula-
ton. three millions Of dollars there
III scine 10 hc spent BY the counties
aud townships and cities for bridges
ssoo.o0O There win be as much ex-
penacd on the public roads and in
installing telephone systcms; 10 say
nothing Of the millions which VIII be
expended ii ihe laying Of OIL and gas
pipe lines, construction Of stations
and installation o. plants IN tie tariy'
lng municipalities ol the state.
Is n not fair proposition 20 En-
the various communities which viii
conlsbnle this vast material wealth
10 iae state 10 be allowed % proceed
to ne very best advantage withurt
heilg compelled % suffer because
soma ono wishes % lny h political
Ience and knows aos how io 10 So oa
81 tw fines & actual siaiesmau-
shlp
Nii lh great strides be made ats
succaerfpllg WHILE she state s being
oeemrn Win sirapaanging detectives
f0r yellow Journals and hesotied dts.
alianes fa0m ulhes nlaceag
WIZ lhe credit of this state be ad.
yaaera ay any fraction seeklng 70
eloud ihn wisdom d good name of my
other laeGlang
YIN some dyspeptic wishing 10 fiay
supposed political enemy. 0r ssme
Mlfflncied worlfeiormer through
sae MediGm "a mouth diaufriea, add
u our eeltihg ihe credits pe wieh b..
eausp pf wide publicity ol some Ism?
Oklahoma neels more artisans and
i few less reiorneras more workers Fl.
mills aud more mills aad ial less
handling 0f mills not here. more eesh
ana less winu fewer re3.embls1onea
aielA Of lectures and more signs 81
hoHaos being erected
Tho Leadhr sunnnls ials lmperaan.
eliy and Il reflects on no party 81 a
whole o. no faction Of q party I Is
SQUAD doctrine clothed III the yerblage
q comon sense. and ls intended io
Whack whoever needs NE larruplns
# the doctrine II advancement De-
carried onl ani waoever has liltleuess
81 spirit 10 seek q mpede, n Kicked
ii tba place wa wee taught Il Is best
- place boot. Il can be forecasted
TINT Oklahoma Is On The eve Of TIE
greatest year IN lis history. and hat
tha whlrlwind of safe and permanent
improvement which will follow adop
ton Of the plans suggested will be the
marvel of this commercial age
and looking ut Il from whatever
point you may why should not lals
policy oblain7 DO we owe any poll
lieal dyspeptic more han we owe our
selves and famllleA2 Is It NOT cafry
lng ont correct principles 10 develop
aaf great resources and protect those
WHO work and strive To 50 deycl0na