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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-19

ed and found to contain pretty green
caps that were dunned by the guests.
The champagne glasses were tiel with
green satin ribbon and the sailed al.
monds were in bright green bon bon
dishes. The salads, soup and Ices
were carried out In green. Numerous
candlesticks with'green shades were ar.
ranged irregularly over the circular
table. Mrs. ana Miss Hough's guests
were Mrs. James Saunders Of San
Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chap
in of New York, Mr.. Percy Clcghorn,
and Mr.. Kohler.
Or. and Mrs. Herbert's Dinner.
DR.. and Mrs. George Herbert enter
tanned informally at dinner Friday eve.
ming. The table was oxpuiaitely dec.
Grated In hot house flowers and snllax.
Among those present We're Or. and
Mrs. George Herbert. Mr.. ana Nj ;.
+. J. C. Hagers, Mr.. AMI Mrs c. a. V.
Forster 'and Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Hdm.
burg.
Or. and Mrs. coopcr's Picnic.
The picnic that DR.. and Mrs. Cooper
gave Sunday in honor of Captain and
Mrs. Matson and Mr.. and Mrs Bresso
was delightful affair Some of the
party journey up the mountain side
by carriage. while others rode horse
back A delicious midday meal was
served underneath the trees-the day
was warm and balmy and simply
ideal for an outing. Among Dr. and
Mrs Cooper's guests were Captain
and Mrs. Matson. Mr. am Mrs. Bresse
Mrs. Iabriski. Mr.. ana Mrs. Tcunoy,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-19
As TOLD IN CHICAGO
u .. u u Il {. u u u u Il +. u u /. :. :.

= Chicago, March S.-That the \
= wireless may be used for ten. =
y derer purpose than summoning =
help to disabled ship became y
= known today when the engage =
= ment OF Miss Louise Gaylord to y
y Walter +. Dillingham; of Homo. \
= lulu was announced. Dillingham; =
= proposed and was accepted in Ho- =
= nolulu while Miss Gaylord was \
= miles away in midocahn. They y
= had known each other for three y
= days only. 4
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-19
The Doctor

weak dlku CUllv oICSICltt 1O tltsGC WIN
need strengthened food and tonic.
Many people need tonic, who do not
consult doctor. There is noticeable lack
of energy in these people; Discrimination
to make any unusual effort. Your friends
answer to your morning greeting is not
complaint but there is no CHEEKY return.
LACK OF ENERGY. THAT'S ALL.
Now that friend needs a tonic, and if he
will drink pure beer he will have the bene-
fit of the barley---a food, and the hops---a
tonic. The trife of alcohol is an aid to
digestion.
The proper drinking Of beer is the
solution to lack of energy "A pure beer
and the beer 10 drink in Hawaii is
41ar01WR1.
! NkvSxsMw The Beer That's Brewed --.t
KS1az Is, e Suit The Glme1s
|
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-19

The directors of the Bank of Hawaii
showed their appreciation of the long
years which Mr.. r. g. Jones served AZ
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
Where to Worship Sulddl

BAPTIST.
Rev. q. S. Kennsrd.
Services every Sunday at Ii A. M
and T.4S = N
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
ladies' Social CLUB.

The Ladies Social Club met at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. u. ].
Aepham. Jan. %. in honor of their
wedding anniversary. also toe birth
Gay OF our hostess.
The day being bs 1utiful the at
tendance was large a d an eEjoyabls
ims IS reported BY Nj. A cinner
of tor'y covers Vas -sTvsd at whicn
ne hostess was pf -senesd w:kh a
most beautiful gift B. the president
a the name OF the elub. for which
ne thanked AL most nearuly.
Ine regular neeting was followed
oy music and singing
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
Stephenson introduces Bills.

DR.. Stephenson. our representa-
tive in the House of Delegates. has
introduced several bills. among them
two providing for the sale of prop
erty belonging to the city of WI
hamsburg. The land IN question is
the lot formerly occupied by the
colorsd school. and that part Of Ire
land street near England street
DR.. Stephenson is also patron OF
a oil. that seeks 70 amend the laws
in conferring powers on the State
Board of Medical Examiners.
Tne law at present provides that
the board may grant licenses to
graduates to practice thei- profession
in this State. but there IS no provis-
ion whereby the board cans for any
reason. revoke license once il is
granted.
DR.. Stephenson would enlarge the
powers of the board by permitting il
to revoke license for cause-ssy.
drunkenness. addiction to drugs.
immoral Practices malpractice Oh
other good and sufficient cause.
Another provision of.the bill j.
that watch seeks toelevase the study
and practices or medicine in this state
Inc effect or this wail DC to raise the
Requirements of maHiculation in al
saS 4aelac4l- scaools. and 20 .lnzks
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03

You IA sav. -lo-k at the lighting
system tue TO N has put upon the
people. Figures viii saow that il
is proving a financial success. This
paper did everything in It's power to
awaken the people on this question.
and urged the Council 10 put in an
electric plant. The people slept and
il is their fault that such plant was
adopted. But except for power. II
cannot be surpassed. and is well
worth the money il cost. As an IL
vestmsnt electricity would have
proven much better, however.
In conclusion. we would advise tee
Council to investigate this mattel
calmly and carefully. Find our
about what a system sucn as the
town needs will cost. Ask the Leg
islarure for the privilege OF votins
on a bond issue, tor water. and by
1912 1t can be put in operauo n
And this new bond issue need no
increase the tax rate one cent,
: A private corporation that buy
our franchise does so not because
/ loves US. but because It is proGtao le
Why not keep the good Things our
selves, that this and future geners
luons may enjoy them2
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
REFERRED TO
COMMITTEE.
City Council for
Water Works.

Pursuant to adjournment. the City
Couacil met at the courthouse last
Thursday night 70 further consider
the scheme OF securing water works
tor this city. AL members were
present. and there was also a large
attendance Of citizens. which attesrs
the interest the people are taxing in
the questioa.
Mr.. <. 7. Haines. the New York
er. who has indicated that he would
DC bidder. if a franchise was Of
Tered for sale. was present. but did
not go into detail as to his purpose.
Mr. Haines reiterated his statement
that be would not bea bidder unless
light and power was included ia the
franchise.
On motion of M Wolfe. tie
council went or record as favoriug
such franchise. If il would save
the people money. The impressiou
made was thar the TON would grant
franchise that inciu. cd aiao lights.
the town OF course. retaining and
operating IT'S Own gas liant.
On motion OF Mr.. Spencer. the
whole matter was ref red to a spec
al committee comp osed OF Mr.
derczr. os the Sinar & committee;
Or. Jones. Of the hsht committee:
,na Mr.. Spencer, of ne street com
uittee. v'ith the May 81. Mr.. War
lurton. ana the Pre- .ident Of me
,oancil. Capt. Lane as ex-officic
m6eFs. The CON aittee was in.
uucted 10 SO into ths question fully
ana to report its findings 10 Ii,
~ouncil as soon as p, ssible.
b A resolution vas )ffered waicl
tskcd the Couucil - request tat
s legislature 70 grant The people o
2 Williamsburg the pri ilese of victims
, ln tn- question ot'a iqaor dispcn
ary. The Council &c, lined 70 act o
O. ne request as il cam from 10 oi
IS ulal oodf. or was MT sent ia Ii
/, ,nape Of formal req qssst from n
j. qualified voters of he city. n
is action was taken on .he resolution.
p, The Council Will b lid its next res
.c ulsT meeting the second FRIDAY uigl
u, IN this month.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
MEL HEs.

Mrs. Gay has ente - her danghs-,
er. Rosa. scr the second tern.
Pres. Hunter has just resurnQd
ro business trip % Nee Yor<
We are al glad sxz rs arr a sk:a~
.; ths past. and. vel Of course Ne
Al passed.
On Saturday evening. Feb S.
ziss Wright pianis and socxzss.
'od Miss Inman. rsacz. assis<sd by
ars. Bssaop. wil CIV. a reoz; AZ
aas Iazuuss opsnipR a sssss o'cloek.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
A WEEKS LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Things You and Your Neigh5ors
Have been Doing.

Remember Mr.. Thonas' sdir
At NJ. z. church tomorrow night.
If you have sonesniag to. sale.
horses. cattle. hogs. vehicles. ct.
or want to buy anything. adverusz
il in the Special Nodce" colunl
It viii 90 the work tor you wni.e
you sl-ep.
# you have something for sal.
horses, cattle. hogs. vehicles. etc.
or want to GUY anything. advertise
it in the Special Notice" colunn
Il will do the work for you while
you sleep.
Dr. <. P. Turner. o. Ferguson s
Wharf. Grand Master OF the I. O
o. z of Virginia. addressed Ham
ilton Lodge Monday night. The at
tendance was good aud the speech
was much enjoyed,
A man attempted ID enter a resi-
dence on Francis street by way ol
the front parlor window. He wa.
heard raising the window and rar
when he heard the mans OF the hous'
coming down stairs.
I No one using our fertilizer las
season. for growing potatoes. had {,
sell a horse or mortg sge their farm
TO pay their fertilizer bill. The po
tatoes did It. You can buy the sam
kind TINS year for $3.50 per TO
from The Produce Exchange
Mr.. J. w. II. Grim and bride. q
New York. have been spending
!, portion OF their hon-ym oon at n
! Colonial Inn. Mr. Grim. who
I now an assistant di-uict attorney
( was a student here az one time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henri Mouquin d,
y lightfuliy entertained a number {
r their Williamsburg friends last Sur
: day at their nospitable home
York. Those present were Mrs. V
s ola Ware. Messrs. T. II. Geddy ar
s ]. B. c. Spencer and Mr.. and Mr.
y Grim, of New York.
= Texas Cloves. who has been
jail several weeks. does not she
d anY signs Of mental improvement
e Sergeant Wilkins. who sees him fl
y quenuy. says he believes N
1t Cloves is insane The impressiC
: IS abroad that the unfortunate N
is taxing.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03

Mr.. S. r. Curtis. treasurer
of Warwick county. was in town a
short tune Saturday.
Compare the price and analysis of
other Fertilizer with ours before buy
ing.-Virginia Peninsula Produce
Exchange.
The Ladies Social Club viii meet
at Mrs. Marshal's. "Sdminoe"
farm. Wednesday February 9. at
1890 a. On.
The first snow Of any importance
fell here Monday night. Tuesday
was a bright. sunny day and the
beautiful" melted rapidly.
Henry A. Wise. of New York.
United States District Attorney.
spent last Sunday here with Mr.. j.
B. G. Spencer at the Colonial Inn.
Our STA Fertilizer is the kind
that grows bumper crops of po-
tatoes. For sale by The Produce
Exchange at $500 per ton.
Glazisr's points and putty free &c
every purchaser of window glass
4 All regular sizes in stock. and any
special size cut. 10 order. Jas. II
r Stone.
All members OF Hamilton Lodg'
No. 2S9. I. 0. o. z. are requisite,
u to oe present at the meeting mex
= Tuesday night. February s. Worl
: in the first degree.
Why pay more when you can bu
the finest Maine grown Co5biers 70
+ S3.25 per barrel from the Produc
r. Exchange.
Fire Chief Person and his boy
. are happy. The engine house hs
been completed far enough to allor
the use of the building. AL the az
paratus has been installed.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Il. Geddy IN
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Phillips wei
: charmingly entertained last Saurda
by Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Roberts
their home, Blairs. in York coul
ty.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
Which Or. GOHI8S is This?

Speculation is rife here ana in
ia ncs City as to which DR.. Edward
Spencer Cowles II is that is figuring
copspicuously in a social affair that
borders on a scandal. in Charles
town. Mass. a few weeks ago.
a DR.. Edward Spencer Cowles is
{ nstive OF James CITY county.
prominently connected here. There
- smother Dr. Edward Spencer
CoWies ID Boston. Is it the Boston
csc or the Diascundite that is figur-
ing SO 'conspiculously is a question
heard on all sides.
Our" DR.. Cowles. Ned
Cowles. attended college here and
in Richmond. and later took a post
graduate course al Harvard. Her,
hefelopsd with the only daughter o.
wealthy parents, the father for I
trAe bel g harsh and unforgiving
He finally relentsd and gave the pa
rental blessing.
DR.. Cowlss and his bride visite,
relatives IN James City some tim
ago.
| a special from Boston. where PAY
] master Aud, one of the army me,
who struck and ejectsd Dr. Cowle
from a navy hop at the Charlestow
navy yard shows that it is tn
James City Cowles. 1t saws;
DIR. Edward Spencer Cowles
a descendant of an old Virginia fam
ily and came from Williamsburg
Va. He is a graduate OF Wlllias
: and Mary College. a Richmond msC
ical school and the Harvard med
cal school. He is a specialist
nervous and mental diseases. an
: has been connected with the Emal
lual movement as medical advise
He was one of the delegates to Il
= international tuberculosis Congre
' IN Washington. He came into Il
: hmelight here when he eloped Wi
a and married Miss Florence Jaquit
5 of Boston. against the wishes of Il
g bride father. Harry N. Jaquith. /;
: Attorney. Tae couple became a
x quainted through the Emanuel NOV
ment. His bride was a member
4 the Younger Back Bay set. a charr
n ing and pretty girl
: IL was she who preferred Il
: charges against Paymaster Aud
c assault upon DR.. Cowles and CO
e duct unbecoming an officer. II
J. first known Of their marriage W
-e when DR.. Cowles found difficulty
,e lcashing check at Bridgeport. Con
!. where they had eloped. The Gle
gYman. Rev. Mr. Kenyon. who ma
4 ried them, finally cashed the chsS
q and was presented with a liberal Z
y tor the accommodation ana the &C
(. emony. The brides father was a
= gered over the marriage aud dscla
. Cd that ne would disown MS daugt
+ er."
: Dr.Cowles IS not a graduate
e William and Mary. as. stated aoOv
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03


Rev. q. S. Kennsrd.
Services every Sunday at II A. M
and 7:4S P. NJ.
EPISCOPAL.
Bruton Parish Church. built Ills.
<. Ruffin Jones. Rector.
Sunday services: Morning ser
vice 1l;l5a. m. evening service 3 p.
N. Service for young men ia the
parish house 7:l5 p n. Sunday
school 10 a. n. Holy Communion,
First Sunday II a. N. third Sun
day 5 a. N.
METHODIST.
Rev. L. K. Odell
Reglar preaching services 11:1S
a. m. and 8 p. 70. Wednesday
night seTvichs at 8 p. m. Epwortn
League Sunday p. ID. Sunday
School 10 q. N. Mr.. c. B. Griffin.
Sunday school superintendent Prof.
Il. NJ. Crawford. music director.
PREsBYrERIAN.
Rev. r. L. Walton. Pastor.
Services every Sunday at Il, and
8 .. N. Sunday school at 9:4S !. N
CATHOLIC.
Service and Sunday School al
Cameron Hal at II a. m.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
Too Valuable to
Barter AWAY,
Editorial.

The City CounSl has appointed a !
committee to look into the advisa-
bilitY Of granting a franchise for
water. sewerage. lights and power TO |
any private corporation that may
bid for same and meet conditions
set forth by the Council AS we
said last week. The Gazette would
hold on to these privileges until ev-
cry resource at the city's command
was exhausted. We would not dis
pose of these utilities to private cor
pOrations.
We call the attention Of the spec
ial committee to the following facts:
Williamsburg is not financially
wrecked. The embarrassment Of
the present year is nothing to De
alarmed at. With an income this year
G91O) Of over $4,000, and fixed
charges at approximately $1,000.
including interest on bonds and sink
ing fund. there naturally would be q
surplus of $1,000. Fixed chsrg=s
next year viii be no greater than
.-tnis. The new assessment ought &c
give at least a thousand dollars IL
crease in revenue. This would bs
$1,000. SO we present the follow
ing for the consideration of the au
gust committee:
1nereSt ,,....-. ........ .-.-S S1, ,OO'
Sinking fund approximately Isl
Total TOR purpose ....... 81 ,lo'
But TO be conservative we will pu
the amount for a $4,000 bond is
sue at $1,000. From the water sol
to our people we would receiv
enough to pay operating expenses
Our gas plant is paying IT'S own Way
or would do so. if the money va
not diverted TO other purposes.
The taxpayer who takes the tim
to read this shoald remember tha
this years budget provided for pay
ing $1,000 of the overdraft made .
the now famous Billion Dolls
Council" That Council put th
town in debt some $4,000 to $500
over the $4,000 bond issue. Ju
what the excess was we 90 not b,
lieYe anyone knows.
In summing up our figures v
would put il in this form: By 19l
Williamsburg will have an annual il
come of say $1,000. With a pre-
ent bond issue Of $4,000 and a ne
one, of say $50. 900 interest and sim
ing fund would be s4,s0O, leaving
working balance of S4.500. Tn
would more than pay ali our runniE
expenses, including schools. II
town also collects Tor license I;
about 81 900 annually.
How can a business Council 4
you seriously that the city cam
own and operate its own water sy
temS The taxpayer owes it to hiI
self to look into the situation. al
after doing so. let his wishes
known. Let US hold these fra
chisss for our children. They Z
too valuable to barter away At I
first opportunity. Other cities q
building their own hghk and wa
plants. and those that have barter
away their rights would move hes
en- and earth to get them baC
Let Williamsburg. like other pr
gressive towns. hold on to its fra
chises. for itit itispro6able to priv'
parties 10 operate them it viii pro
q profit 70 our own people.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03

more rigid the examination or appli-
cantS tor licenses 10 practice follow
ing graduation. with a view TO de-
tsrming the educational qualifica-
tons OF practitioners.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03

Miss NslliS M4rlat.. or NorfolN,
Miss jennie Hrttlon. OF Wnitew~srH
Wis; and the Messrs bi4lae Sqalr~s
And Orian Wngns wee rns guess u
Miss ousanaa Mep1s n oa Suaoay.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03

flN
10 pubi1is1
The Deeiaro<ior
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03

I'VE would appreciate it # you
viii call phone "a and give US any
personal or social news you may
know. Or write il out and we VIII
send for it. In this way you viii
help MAKE Tne Gazette roore inter
eSung.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
Weekly Sermon.
By Rev. Z ,UFFIN JoS.S. Of BrusOa
Parish Church.
THAT IMAY KNOW or HIM"
Phil. 3:.lO.I

teasts c, the church. known as
Epiphany. lis word. Epi pipnany.
IS OF Gr-ek derivation and means
showing, and the festival is kept in
commem irsnon Of the manifestation
or our Saviour. whose divine glories
were SO ve4ed in human fesn that
the old pro }net could truly say 70
any OF Us wlo are devoid OF the eye
OF faith II hath no torm nor com
iness; and wleu We see Him, there
IS no beauty tnat We should desire
Him.
f Epiphany therefore has a meaning
tor US hardly second TO tnst OF the
nativity Chust would have been
love in vain If ne had never become
manifest 10 mea. IJlsto make Him
known that the church exists. Il IS
10 make Him known that tue New
/ Testament was written. Il IS 10
make Him known that all tue
+ Christians ever work and suffer and
Z pray. Therefore We may well ask
7 ourselves et this um- whether we
I nave learned the vital lessons OF this
+ sacred season. Has rhe Christ been
manifested to me Sc that I know
Him fully in His mary gracious re-
! ,tionships 70 men9
First do you know Him as voui
Savour7 There is a great deal O.
I diff erenoe between moving Him Z
3 a Saviour and KNOWN 2 Him as you.
E Saviour. You have ieard that ne i
S Saviour. You hav- been toll q
A, / 1y those whose worcs you believe
oeter still you have seen His savtn,
3ower in the reformei and purifi 81,
. ives of others. Yor were not scr
blind 10 see the rec. .neTauug influ
4, -nce OF His presence in the worlc
out have you felt it in your lite
: Seek TO know Christ through you
Bible. and through ycar church
and pray God to N nifest him I
you as a personal "a, iour.
" Secondly. 90 YOU Know Christ 4
u YOUR master? Those who 10,
e. Christ. e, through service 10 sno
rnis love. and glory being servan
l. loyal and true 10 N II civ.ne an
D." gracious Master. Ar your though
ID and actions ruled b Him or
passion and avarice2 Areyo fait
ful 10 Him. and 10 ou. ii grautG,
il Tor all He has done ilr you. reno
A. nin the devotion OF your heart Al
= the fruit of your n ndsp II 20
a ife IS spent in any lower serWC
may God ma1irsst k4is son IN su
way as to make Y1u realize WI
fidelity 10 such a Mestsr means.
Thirdly. Do you know HIM as
friend? Our relationship 10 our
loved LORD IS not tn4t OF saved
A. Saviour alone. nor AT OF ssTval
10 master only. wb.cn would I
necessarily prOvlde round tor |
). fullest teliowSh p. Jesus says
have called you tie IDS. and u
er- grant that We may l:arn what Il
p. means. Some hav been saw
nc tnrougn CnElst's gT-at wors.. "
= nave never yet lsarn q ChusG as
IN faithful friend ever ready 70 nc
and whose sympathy goes out 70
ia our trcWDlss and il our sorrow
IN our joys and in ou pleasures. Z
IS angel or whose pre- ence comro
Ay and cheers Us. and 2 YES new inu
"a ests in our daily hfS. and new cOs
= age for the daily suu yglc. and u.
of. sUengln tor tn oal y ourc "a a
new hope ior our daily lnSpirAuc
May We know CnnsI as 4 fneno.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-17

Published in London Punch. Mayo 1865,
You lay. a wreath on murdered Lincoln's
You, who. with hooking pencil wont to
Broad, for the self complacent British
His length of stumbling limb. his fur
rowed face,
His gaunt. gnarled hands, his unkempt,
bristling hair.
His garh u%ncouth, his bearing i'll at ease,
His lack of all we prize as debonair,
OF power or will to shine, of art to
You. whose smart pen backe up the PEN
ellis laugh.
Judging each step as though the way
were plain:
Reckless, so 1t could point - paragraph.
OF chiefs per~lexity. or peoples pain.
Beside this corpse. that bears for winding
The stars and stripes he lived to rear
anew.
Between the mournlrs at his head and
Say, scurril Jester, is there room for YOU?
Yes, he had lived to shame me from my
To lame my pencil and confute my pen
To make me own this hind of princes peer,
This rail splitter, as true born king Of
My shallow Judgment I had learned to
rue,
Noting how to OCCASIONS height he rose,
How his quaint wit made home truth seem
How, iron like, his temper grew ~
blows.
How humble. yet how hopeful he could be;
dow In good fortune and in i'll the same;
Nor bitter in success, nor boastful he,
Thirsty for gold, nor feverish for fame.
He went about his work-such work as
few
Ever. had laid on head, and heart, and
hand
AS one who knows. where there's a task
to do,
Mans honest will must heavens good
grace command:
Who trusts the strength will with the
burden grow,
That God makes Instruments to work his
will,
If but that will We can arrive to know,
Nor tamper with the weights Of good
and Ill.
So he went forth to battle, on the side
That he felt clear was Liberty's n
Rights.
AS in his peasant boyhood he had piled