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Cañon City record., 1910-05-19
COUNCIL DISCUSSES
MANY MATTERS OF
PUBLIC INTEREST
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
An unusual amount OF business of
interest 10 the public was introduced
for the consideration OF the city coun-
ell last night and the session was
one of greater length than common
"a result There were several COM
munications presented for discussion,
among them a letter from Secretary
Maddox, OF the Canon City Business
Mems association suggesting the
propriety OF regulating the sale of
apples and other fruits at the Denver
& Rio Grande railroad station. The
present system of permitting the sale
of all classes of fruit much of II a
very inferior quality, to passengers
on the trains calls for regulation. ac-
cording to Mr.. Maddox, and he ex-
pressed the belief that the business
should be subject to official inspec-
tion- The grade of fruit sold at the
railroad station here is unfortunate
for the community. in the opinion OF
the business mems association, as it
Cañon City record., 1910-05-19

postoffice. both in its physical ap-
pearance and in Its management. had
no superior anywhere In the wess.
MIR. Gregg, who has been coming to
this section OF the state for a long
time. will shortly succeed to tho posi-
iion made vacant by the death Of the
late A. p. Frederick. which will
change his territory TO northern Colo
RADIO and wyoming.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-19

The commencement calender this
year will be as follows:
+ Baccalaureate sermon at the First
Presbyterian church, Sunday. May
22. at 1880 p. m. by the Rev George
F. Sewer.
The Class Play. which lie the Girls
es." by Winston Churchill. will be
given at the opera house on Tues
day night, May the Path.
The annual Class Day exercises
will be held at the high school build
ing on the afternoon OF Wednesday,
May the 25th.
The Class Commencement exer-
cises will be held at the First Metho-
dist church on the night of Thursday.
May the 2sth-
The Commencement program is as
follows:
Piano duet. Overture to Lustspiel"
49,. Rose Lines. Leila Dickinson
Invocation. The Rev w. d. Phifer
Music. ..... High School Orchestra
Address. The Wind in the Trees"
.-.-.... Dean Edward 8. Parsons
Music. ....... High School Orchestra
Presentation Of Diplomas. President
OF the Board. J. w Emmerson
BenadIction. The Rev. O. r sparks
Dean Edward 9. Parsons who will
give the address at the commence
ment exercises. 10 Dean OF the LIB
erai Arts department and professor
In the English department OF Colo
RADIO College. at Colorado Spring.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-19
BIG DELEGATION OF
WOODMEN ARE HERE.

From Wednesdays Daily.
The Eighteenth Dictrlct convention.
woodmen OF the World. which assem-
bled a, Fraternal hall here this
morning. was unusually well at
tended and one OF the most interest
ing gatherings OF the kind in the an
nails of that growing organization in
the upper Arkansas valley. A special
train from Pueblo over the Denver
and Rrio Grande brought between
two and three hundred delegates and
visitors TO town. the major part of
whom were accredited representa-
tives of the different camps OF their
order in the southern part OF the
state and entitled to take part in the
deliberations of the convention.
Among the visitors were many
laeies. the wives. daughters and
sweethearts of wcodmen OF the
World who came along to enjoy the
festivities OF the occasion.
On arrival here the visitors were
met at the railroad station and es-
corted to Fraternai hall. where the
sessions OF the convention were held.
At II o'clock this morning the dele
gates were the guests of the Canon
City Automobile club on a trip
over the Skyline drive. an excursion
that was hugely enjoyed by all. At
noon all of the visitors. the dele
gates and their friends, were enter
tained at picnic dinner by the ladies
OF GATE City Circle. Women Of Wood
craft OF this city at the City park. A
nice spread was prepared and the af-
fair was n very successful one In
every way; many complimentary re-
marks being made by the entertained
In relation to the hospitality e.
tended to them.
The convention did not assemble
for business until 1880 this after
noon. when II was called TO order by
A. H. Davis of this city. ex-offioio
chairman OF the organization. At the
conclusion OF Mr.. Davis address the
Cañon City record., 1910-05-19
COMPL|-
MENTS POSTOFF|CE.
From Thursday.s Daily.

/. S. T. Gregg OF Denver. the we'll
known postofice inspector. was here
yesterday and on his periodical trips
and made an investigation of the
books and accounts OF the local Office.
His inquisltion was. evidently, u sat
isfactory one for he pronounced hts
affairs In excellent condition and
complimented the employees on their
efficiency in their respective POSI-
uons. He said that the Canon City
Cañon City record., 1910-05-19
RECORD WILL YET
BRING HIM BACK
TO CANON CITY

From Tuesdays Daily.
Boise. Ida. May S. 1910.
Guy U. Hardy
Canon City Record.
Dear Sir:-My yellow label on the
Record says / am a defaniter. Kind
ly send statement. Never have been
able to md out yet what you charge
for your paper It's eraekerjack
and n you are supported as II de-
serves you and worrying over my In
debtedness. but-success 70 you and
your efforts.
Every time I read copy Of your
paper my ranch on lincoln Park goes
up a notch.
@. II. HACRETT.
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made m enviabie record In hat Of
Gee. He has been practicing In this
county for mnre than eight years.
Messrs. hicLain and Pease are men
OF strong personality. high oharac-
tor. nne legal atfainments md rank
among the leaders OF their profsssicn
In this section
The new arm will be one OF the
strongest In Canon City.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-19
THE WATER Will BE
CLEAR IN few DAYS
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily
IL will be a matter of interest 70
the readers OF the Daily Record to
learn that one OF the liberation bas-
ins at the water works reservoir has
been completed and that the people
of Canon City are 10 have clear. pure
water furnishsd them from the
mains before the end OF the current
week.
The water has already been turn
ed into the first filter and will be
supplied TO consumers on Friday or
Saturday. Owing to the fact that the
mains have not yet been flushed it
will probably be several days after
the water has been turned in before
1t can be taken from the taps and
hydrants in the condition in which
Il leaves the liberation plant
The basin Just finished covers ap-
proximately five-eights OF an acre
and is expected TO filter something
like two and a half million gallons
of water every "a hours. In its con-
struction Il conforms to the best en-
gineerlng ideas and experience and
follows closely the liberation plants
used in connection with the water
works system of Philadelphia and
other large eastern cities.
The bed OF the filter contains IL
Cañon City record., 1910-05-19

twice week. according to Mr. Nc
Kinnon. and is no small undertaking.
Nearly four feet OF mud is precipitat-
ed In the settling basin every third
or fourth ;sy and 1t has to be flush
Cañon City record., 1910-05-19

inches of gravel, on top OF which has
been placed Sc inches OF washed sand.
making in the aggregate two thous-
and cubic yards of material Reduced
to more understandable denomina-
ton there has been putt into the III
ter 500 wagon loads OF gravel and
1900 wagon loads of sand.
A second filter basin covering
three-eighis of an acre remains to he
built. but its construction will be en-
tered upon at once and will be push
ed to completion as rapidly as the
means at command will permit. BY
the time the tourist season opens it
is expected that the water supply OF
Canon City will be second to none
IN Colorado in quality and quanti-
".
An abundance OF clear, pure wa
ter for public use has been the dream
of the people OF Canon City for many
years. vision We are assured by the
promoters and advocates Of the new
system. that is now about to be real
i-ed- At the presen, time the con-
sumption of water In Canon City Ia
a little more than than a million
gallons per diem. or nearly four hun
dred gallons for each man. woman
and child within the water district
Cañon City record., 1910-05-19
CANON CITY MAN
LOSES four TOES
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
James Cook of Canon City.a brake
man on the regular train of the F.
& c. c. railroad. will lose four toes
MS result OF an accident near the
Pixies Peak Production company at
1850 Monday morning when while
making coupling his foot was
iammed between two cars.
Cook was making the coupling
Cañon City record., 1910-05-19
From Tuesdays Daily.

On Friday afternoon. May 20. be-
ginning promptly at 2:s0. the pub
lie schools viii give patriotic exer-
cises in honor OF the G. A. r.. All
members of that organization who
can do SO are asked to attend. Short
programs have been arranged. and
Cañon City record., 1910-05-19
Commencement CAL
ENDAR OF Tx: CANON
CITY VA SCHOOL
1.s.. Tuesdays Daily.

DFea Tuesdays Daily.
The graduating class Of the Canon
city high school this year consists
Of ffteen girls and thirteen boys.
making twenty-eight in all a. against
twelve girls and twelve boys or
twenty-four In the corresponding
slsss Of last year. The following is
the class roll this year:
Nary Feimster Adams
Pansy p. =. Allison
Yerne Beatrice Armstrong
Reginald Myers Atwater
Edna J. Boyle
Harold Brooks Brown
Vera Maude CissuA
Harold T. Davis
Iona Eveiyne Davis
Leila Mary Dickinson
Florence Violet Doran
Lydia Irena Hamilton
Maple Talbot Harl
william Dewitt Harrison
Charles Morton Johnston
Rose Bell Lines
Margaret Beatrice Mackenzie
J. Carey othus
Caroline Purneii
Dana lawrence Raynolds
veda Nadgc RAgsdaie
Kssherine Sartor
Marvin Clark Smith
Samuel Burdon Sheriff.
Thomas Raymond Tempiin
Guy w. worley
Mildred Adeline Wood
Harry c. WrAy
Cañon City record., 1910-05-19

when the drawbar jammed and Just
as he attempted to kick 1t loose with
mis- loot the car was backed down
and his foot was caught. 1t was bad
iy crushed and it was stated at the
hospital that it will be necessary to
amputate four toes.-Cripple Creek
Times
Cañon City record., 1910-05-19

ed frequently to prevent It's filling
up.
Mr.. McKinnon says the pipe line
is doing nicely and is carrying at
present about cne-third its full ca
pacity.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-19
PATRIOTIC EXERCISES IN
CANON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

speeches will be made by repressn-
tatives of the Post
At the conclusion OF these exer-
cises there will be a Maypoie dance
given by the children Of the primary
grades All who care to do SO are
invited to witness these exercises
also.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-19
PROMINENT ATTORNEYS
FORM PARTNERSHIP
From Tuesdays Daily.

Arthur II. McLain and Augustus
Pcase have formed a partnership for
the general practice OF law under
the arm name OF McLain and Peasc.
Mr.. McI-ain has been a member of
the Fremont County bar for about
twelve years. Mr.. Pease was dis
trict attorney OF this. the Eleventh
judicial District. for two terms and
Cañon City record., 1910-05-19
The Comet

y The He way was =
n And as -
The whzzing planets shrink be- .
y of the scaidng y
n An. we'll, regal aown -
4 blue The crachang sweAtng pines ~
satellites AID sresns Of snohs, Vie =
y million Of tsr-sposs. -
leagues of tail the rsnasiing
mines;
On by wAisunr spheres why ssy
4 He flashes flames; hnoa.e aboutsA town.
y He TO bu
" while
He themn
= One from his deno1ias
Y heel aaw a roasting pallet sH
" Away. away. they fly. a -
y
and
4 And sold ~Tyran dye" nzinguhng leg; y
Z what Towards the frozen -
Il sosins
And how ookthe to a cracking
= the that -
should path
be, wrihe in the bnstering rays u
u herbage -
= Full red the forest CLEAN; Was all fiery blaze;
and
all Bob through the babalng y
And thoughts Of supper crossed
tutor takeh his tube y
Y had been y
Y heard the gathered ~
n ~
4 Had stewed the eye fearful
= a all M
Green:
That wreahed ~
Y he
\ y
= p a scroH
a tab Spare. o. -
meal,
Of Beel.es.b:- And thy sleep,
He not hs bss oliver Wendell Hohnes -
- - - -
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-06


April eO.-Thsrs Was preaching By
the local ministry At Bethpags on the
sSeond Sunday. The attendance was
small The visitors from abroad were
slias Gladys Wiliama, 9 daughter Of
r. Tom Williams from Cairo vicinity,
wko. with her father, was Waiting NJ.
and Mrs. A. G. Diekes; Miss Aver, who
was visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson. and
MIss Harrison and brother from over
the river.
Messrs. J. R. Jones. n B. striek-
land and Afford, Of Tallahassee, were
visiting relatives ia this neighbOrhOOd.
Bethpage nsighborhOOd has received
thres or four new families Of white
people this year, and everybody is glad
Of Il. and would be glad 10 see more
coed citizens move in.
The second quarterly conference Of
tie Mescalfs charge met at Centen
nial, Grady county. Ca, on Saturday,
the 18th inst. The presiding elder,
Rev. A. N. Williams. and our pastor,
Rev. ]. r. Channell. were present.
Beshpage church was represented BY
her stewards, E ]. Dickey, T. ]. Har-
via and @. 7. Brown, Sr.
And By visitors, Mrs. E. J. Diekey
and Misses Nelson and Brown.
Mstcalf church was represented by
Stewards Emory Stringer, r. E. String
e. and @. =. Hicks.
Spring Hin and Pleasant Hill had no
representatives.
Centennial BY Stewards GlIIiard and
&c. Davis.
ne attendance, though not full. was
satisfacbory. Finances did not meas
uEe up 70 . balance between debtor
and creditor claims.
We had & hns sermon By the presid.
lng elder and partook Of q bountiful
dinner spread by the good sisters Of
tbs neighborhood.
Our neighboEhood received q splendd
ruln Saturday night and Sunday morn
Cd ps whach We are thankful
b ". and MrA c. 3. Dickey, q
DOgwood. q oon vac born On Saturday,
ths l8lh inst Tha mother asd bab1
ere dulne wen - Car.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-06

~ nnt quitting me bu1V career.
nri = fha fttinr az self 10 its sphere.
Issine and sewing ne Highest end
tTis olUerd un1Werying-and that ls
tsuo rtH
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-06

H0I HNtIiN4 ne ut4I takeats
nt = tba 1fting of self 10 its sphere.
Ietins end serving ihe highest end
Ts onuerd unsVerying -and that D.
tu1 rt
orr af Kate Blake had learned 6ais
n FearE ar0 and 81 eeif-eacEilci
nlion 60 l6er chosen llfe-Work lad
n6 lrue oeace and happiness HeE
We tha love an1 erafiIufe d
Ing humanity Ia WhOss hohalf she
lahcred with such untlrlng faithfulne
Her gaHnEf Waa also the commenlHlfon
q her kot0 ana King whom s1e 81
lovingly and ecalou1ly served Always
abounding 81 the Work ~ the Lord, for
- much aa ye know mat your laDoE -
not in vain 81 the Lord
Her friends and ndmirers were nu-
nerOus. not only in Florida, her native
state. but also 30 Virginia, where the
greater part Of her life was spent. and
4 4 comforting 10 them % recall her
many Rcts Of love and mercy and 90 feel
assured Of the fact that she has gone
% q Weli-deserVed reward.
ne sriefstricken members of her I'M
maflate family and near relatives must
isarn % live without ber eyer-rcody and
cleerful sympathy and adyice, but her
noble. heroic uuseioshnoss VIII stimu-
late them to stiil higher ideals of NE
fuinees and service ln whatever hold
the Master has placed them, cOmfOrtod
by the experience Of past loving and
loyal companiO Onship-fOrgetting self IN
present service.
Though taken from earth 90 early IN
Der useful life, she had accomplished
moro than tie majority Of young people
Of the same age and numbers Of 0thers
many years her senior. Was not nor
short lie on this account fun and COM
plete7 And can we doubt the wisdom
81 the One who called herr Let as
rather rejoice that she was 30 well
fitted FOR an abundant entrance into q
higher sphere Of activity.
Her voice, alas, is stilled,
Her hands at rest;
The busy brain no more with care is
filed,
The kind heart throbs no longer 10 her
breast;
But yet she liveth on,
And evermore
Her influence will abide, her aims be
And reach fruitiOn on another shore"
ONE WHO LOVED her
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-06

Aftsnt- HunY 4. FnlEnl.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-06
oUALfFIoATIoiIs - oANDIDaTna.

Thoaa and only thoae. persons slsli - permitted
% boeoma candidatea belore % - vote at o. par.
tlcipate b the management of any pTimaFg oiec-
ti1n hold ~ The be1nocrocc party In said c5rn1F,
who are Wkito nomeefalie aloctora. who dscInFe
their adhereRCo o. the principles and oFEaalaa-
tions q ulo Democrats party, National tate ard
county, who are ~ the hwn of The state lawful
olect0Ta of the dlstrici n which thav ocr 10 vote
who have paid thcIg rol la1aa i1En.Y due not les
thar ten ddy1 bofora such primary oIeeton u had,
and Who ahsll. WHEN chailenQad ~ any olsctor,
hia honor % ahtde hy an1 support tho result ~
such primary and vote Coz TIE nozninsea thsre1f.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-06

fNHE DE1fOCRATIC COMMITTEE OF LEON
c0unly. q the glata ~ Fior.ea. h@ehy e.l
and provide Car the h1ldlng 81 q parlocrAtle -.
49, e ", ss9, .S:aasS e. - g. % issS ~ = y & ~ ~
iolo. e ths lsEal Belllag plaoe - eteh slectlp1
disl1ict n alid ci1ntV during - hours aNsd -
laW, far TIE nnnlnstion e elI peaiacF1lie canat-
ocIatie eiootsFs at ths Consla Eiectio1 y y hsd
NOVonbeg q 1910. an4 q b .apponted by The
DonocIalie 1ogoEnog q Tie Stats bstWeen he
the tlne for hoidlag ths Primary eectlol n 1919.
and aIn8 foF the puFpce ~ Vutinr for such candl-
fatn8 fog ths ofsoeof Judge ftr tie 9aoond Jutis
e., CEsgis as saall qualify eeso.tlnf e the pso.
DenoczatIe voters of Laoa county - % these
TIVE olle.s NAY b cbtainsd
sso0RD PanlAHR-
Provided that q socond primary, uAcn noeasuazy
under ths gFoVlEiona u he hWs of Fiorida. s1aii
- had o. Easaday. lhe IN day 81 1pna. lele. b
ehooes botuesn the highsst esndhlaeea where
Vols n TIE nEgt Dslary elsetign ghd q saeh 0se-
"a primary oiection only enoh oIeelcEs q wagu
suallsa @ yots at ths azst Drinazy eisotioa ahal
~ ,'s.ss y ealing ,I ps.sy
uIseiicn IN ooulpllanre Wlth oio leWu. helcby -
elarm the terms Ard oonditio1s e Which logai
s,seesss SassinE 2 hsSe,s 60 ~ y wee
propoT s,anhszs e ~ Dsnoorsise party, and
tharoocgc enttlsd - paTiicipats and - caBd dae1
holole. end voe. q sneh eieelion1. e felleFsi
Eack peFaon deEisinQ hiS name uriuted a. fAo
PTinlGv Eloottoa Ballot foE any eounty oGloaloE
70 O. ggto1 lcf Sc Leoh county, Florida, - ein,
di1atn fcr TIE ol1cq ~ Circuit Judget shall fr
with the ChaiEllnE nf this Cummlttoo Oh o. befolc
ths ioth day of April a. D. 1910. hia notica ~
candidacy and qpplieation - have ~ nnEas =
printsd upon = kisnk = b. flgnfshs& ~ - ed
ohnIr1an, end accunrunIeH ~ a. or1odut q
munrf t1aai q Der cent ~ thoonnunl o0upan.
Ssfioi of - oaleS Eor Whleh ks a n oandi3ats.
pHcspt p1gu1ng d11liinN 3 - voted fcE q eandl.
latc8 Cor CIrcgit Sudge. who shall
dSnallt vita aad Clalrmsn en- umount Il
nloarg egua eAe-ssyeath g.
which be a q candidatlfnnd no nana q ang gnch
candidata shall 81 pfiulrd ul3on e. uountcd. q
returned. II printed nuo1 such ballot unless TIN
provision shall have ban complied with. Said
ChaiFInan shall lEfoiy tkorcafsuT furnish q
each nsUapaper publlahnd IN a8id coonty iiat u
sll names which have BEEN 6iod a. csndhia1aa foi
such oldteE.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-06

FOR sALE-A Wheeler q Wilsoa
No. aewing mnehine IN perfect eondl-
ti0n with ell attachments. Address p.
o. Box l45. est
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Each elector IN said county qualified 10 vote IN
aaid primary eloctiona shall have the right 81
vote for one candidate for Circuit 5uiGe. one oaa-
didate fog the Seats Senate. Two Mombers u lh1
House Of hepfogonflllFes. one Enndidata for
date Tor County Irtagurlf, ono can0date Tor Aa>
Defviaor u hoEiotratol. I've csna 1afeS Tor Coun-
" Comaalaalu1er. and three candideeng for Nem-
baT q Bonra ~ Publie lpErnction
Each soeh oioctof Ia the following Juaticea' cf
the FGaea uislriols ID tnn county. to-wits DIS.
tFieta Ne. 3. No. & No. and Ne. 10 shall have he
Eack such oieclnr ~ the foIloWinH Iusticna'
81 ths Poaca Digiltcia ln aald county, to.uii ~.
= Ne q No. q 10. 70 and No. - shall have tha
~ r.poctige ni1nigt
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-06

Ts bs Held in Lson Csaaiy. RlsFida,
nav 70. 1919, ana Jana :, lsIe.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-06

g ys's H.'Ai's suit q 5s'
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17

HIS, one evening when he trying to add some
fggers That fixed them letter fggers in my mind
forever Now if you want to give me your dough
How much?" The stranger smiled, and listened.
I'm short myself" the Colonel REDEEMED and his
eyes batted; but III just double the money the
WOodmen treasurer gave to hand to Mrs. Sale,
on account of her husbands death. It'll help the
two little Saleses lot" He produced five hundred,
and muttered his regret that the other fifteen hum
dred had been paid the widow the day previous
Might well had that doubled, too" mourned
the Colonel.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17

ing few moments. then quietly took the mOne
And now, Landlord, produce the nellowest q
YOUR moisture
There was no response to this token Of hospitaE-
The wearer of as big hat as this, the Coons
hat lay at the end of the bar, should know be-s
dropped the hat, and grinned-
When the man in black and the owl had had t11
suppers and gone, Colonel Fay moanet He m1
go and tell Widow Sale! He picked up his h
Something fell from It TO the floor. Fay so067
1t was Widow Sales money.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17

ChOker Wad on the
bar, and, in an excess
of confidence deliber-
ately walked away
from it.
Filler and Fay con-
templated the pack of
bills with evergrowlng
covetousness.
Friend" Fi1ersud-
denly dived his digits
into a vest pocket,
here's a little mat
ter of five hundred
in acceptance of that
proposition,
And there Cesar
spoke!" Still smiling,
the stranger stripped
five hundred dollars
from the wad.
"A rule of my life
has been to never
bet on another mans
game, said Colonel
Fay; but this is no
game. l say, open and
aboveboard, that | got
one of the darndest
swattin's | ever had
coming to me for
bothering my dad
about them same four
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17

whether the figure SIX for instance TINS same M !o
that has become so prominent here this evening 10 "
Arabic nuneral or the VI of the Romans!
The three stared at each other, astonlshed- E
s'Stranqer" Landor advanced an inch or SO 0ut of
line "I'm an honest man. | know you nave lot VI VI
money [ recognize the principle that 1t "rons "
bet on sure thing Now, with me, 1t s sure tnIs.
| remember a controversy with friend as 10 II Tny
the numerals indicating four on my watch are II
instead of ". | wrote a big matchmaker ABOUT Quit IT.
He never answered; so l suppose he d1dn know
But it fixed the fact of the Roman numerals anu "
would be simply slnning you to bet -,
"Such candOr should be rewarded Inc lol8
finger fipped at the end-edge OF the obong OPPoIt
itv 1T knocks at the door but once can prove
it bv Shakespeare of England ingalls, OF Kansas
How much?' ,., -. hot
He had been smiling ever since he limited at pet
ting He bent his still smiling face down ana 1or-
ward close to Landors The snow manted African
had returned from the recesss the rear announce
supper. He stood behind the bar, obi1ylouS 10 MS
errand spellbound by the crucial atmosphere:
MAN. Landor, back stepping, opened ms arms
as if opening his inner heart to the man VISION;
cannot do this thingl I'd never-Id never c9uIdn T.
look myself in the face agani" He broke INTO
unhallowed clamminess looking at the fioor' con-
scious of his words having been somehow absurd
Friend remember what the poets say ABOUT
Opportunitv!'' The cavalier laid the great cow