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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-11-04

sign to battalions, shall exist as sepa-
p phee eq pattalisns; a Ri,ie ca'9 'eannet q be 'n com
companies shall. exist as separate bat
A brigade, shall ordinarily consist Of
two or more, fnll regiments Of infantry,
sepa9a se'n sa taa nSIma and Grgapazatten; CONF Sn.
panfes may. be assigned thereto and pro-
yssts ae REigaaes s9 ms ssaE 81 two e
purpose Of instruction and ~aneuv
Eanaer for a Srigade, u in case of the
g=eneral the win deyoiys upon
emit for duty with the brigade.
The stan of a brigade shall consist of
corps and departments, as follows:
One ad1ntant general, major, aHjutant
One quartermaster, major, quarter
masters department.
One commissary, major. subsistence
One major, medical depart
ment..
Two aids, lteutenants, from the line.
merated in the foregoing list, such other
stan officers as are considered necessary
u a brigade. but officers SO designated
paItment, q 70 Us lfns. and be detailed
At amp Of Instruction, or when
deemed necessary, the governor may at
a q brigade such troops of cavalry,
batteries OF artillery, and organizations
OF special troops as may appear to him
10 be advisable.
The medical department OF the organ
ized militia shall consist Of the officers
necessary to perform the duties pertain
ing to the medical department. on the
ssaft5 and divisions and az
camps. depots. and other similar milf
tary establishments; OF the surgeons
and assistant surgeons Attached to regi-
mentS, separate 0Qu0drOns n bAftall
IONS. frenr. batteries and f0r
me purpose OF furnishing medical AZ
ndanc OF the medical officers reQui-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-11-04

UlluCI " D. SuSA pIoPSI MI
proposals and contracts made under the
authority hereby conferred shall be filed
h,,a the 0ff1es Of s the aa5u IT. ant fensrai; The
directed, whenever in his opinion, It shall
be to the interest of the state, to require
property forgive BOND ttorthe people Of
his state in such sum and with such
sur surety as fl he shall direct; c9nd diitiiSn for
such bond shall be prosecuted by the at
shall be deposited with the state treas.
urer to the credit of the specie1 militia
und All property purchased under the
auth GRITTY hereby granted shall be in
Spected. wheneve the same is deemed
necessary, by an inspector or an officer
or. and in case Of such INSPECTION no paY-
ment shall be made for such property
so purchased until it shall appea by the
certificate of such officer that such prop
erty is Of the kind and quality specified
in such agreement or contract.
mutt. riot, breaches of the peace or Inn
minent danger thereof. the governor may
upon the certificate Of the adiutant gem
Of the foregoing paragraph and direct
the quartermaster general to purchase
asfrs zi II fse op psop market IS H Ensy shalt sf re-
therefor. ana the statement Of the prop.
erty purchased and the prices paid there
The adjutant general shall render an-
nuaiiy TO the governor a statement In
details showing the disposition of all
sio.iiing, arms, ammunition.
and other military property on hand or
issued
The general stan shall also include q
medical department with such stan Of
1fcers and assistants to be appointed by
the governor and commissioned by him
on the Recommendation of the adjutant
general as heseSasefsse foTiaed. TIC
duties of officers Of the medical de-
partment shall be to provide the neces-
sary medical supplies and care for the
sick n wounded OF the militia when on
duty. and to perform such other services
as the coninlu se-~in-ciief or atptan
general may direct or as may be required
the regulations governing the medical
department Of the United States army.
MCPHERSON shall be appointed as an NJ
hcer In this department under the adju-'
tant general or commissioned to similar
duties in his line unless he shall . .
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-11-04
Shall the above law
become q law Of
this State?"
CHAPTER 50.

y III. b. 27S.1 % -1rI
ACT Entitled An Act to Pro-
vide for the Organization, Main
tenance, Equipment and Regula-
ton of the National Guard and OF the
Militia Of the State of South Dakota:
and an Act to Repeal Chapter % OF
the Revised Political Code of 1903,
and Chapter 1S6 Of h Laws OF 1908,
Relating to the Militia of the State OF
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-11-04

thereof, but no punishment under snch
rules and articles which shall extend to
inflicted except in time OF actual war.
proclamation Of the governor to exist.
and then only after approval by the gov
shment imprisonment other than in
~guardhouse shall be executed in jails or
prisons designated by the governor for
Sec; -, Relief from ciyil or Criminal
by any proper authority shall not be La
BILE. efviily or c~riminally. for any act or
ssss p asas By si sssm wh IL t Tn a,'t duty sna ea L
and no person belonging to the militia
to. remaining at. or returning from any
aes ssee a fobr v miiita n d msE ee a Sasu1 pert,e sD
Of the militia performing any duty in
hss any s ssrses q b txh hass Z th r,ghsh Of ms Msg
the United. State. null and the progress soE 8
Iartments shall not be interfered with
Every member OF the National Guard
OF this state shall be exempt VIII lille he is
such member OF the National Guard from
s see nm mem anv 9 }nr AL an m9i fro 1n1 "A ana mo,1 ron On
ments and received honorable discharge
Sec. Is. The .Adiutant General The
adjutant general shall he in control. OF
sass maasssss s ssBaf e sse s q; tnn s.s 1t mat, ana
tiers rresrta!niny 70 said department He
ne aGsasane generai and the otsar Chiefs
&c lions s.a md fs eassoms 81 a she un a ! States sss
tion Of ali retrrns and li's repc sss Peepira
5sT.tse United Stases frnm the StetesIand
faa ll Rar in ms q, ,htil : ae eass. Ifssersh h
He mall keeps feEistef..ef all thy. Of
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.- .lpiden'- ~ tenure. with particulars
... .I.s.u'- - any money payments
f-tIfuated cost Of rnfrsbc ~ ~-msnt
nar0,ulsfS - items
-fuatsd cost
...tI .s'Imatsd cost uf Snfranch i~e-
de, slopsd Land Duty ADDITIONAL
r.. ~ expenditure ~ any incurred
amer - any land included In any
... DI land development or by his
... ..--ur- Hu little. vttb a view 10 he
.u'..r' ~ M" Land OF 10 it, u-s for snv
r-Ht" 81 .ndu-lTy other Than
.... uu roads INCLUDING paving.
ul"rsIuig ana Otner works m con
H ~ roads, or -sw~rs t~e' ton 10.
,,uz. -fHatIDu 81 land included IN
o. dew, .SUfu"uf
90 Of land .l.IIdad IN scheme ~
HNeIDgfuslf
..Fg 81 81 IissHu .f.ITa
.'.IF= ana rt.'. IaT- - expenditure
.iH.. uf 81 sE Co. .H.I.' o..
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Harden GIiy.

Sage J. Iarb".l has .Oid a. Garden city
plot tWpN257 on the north side " lanert-
road. near ~feNaTt aNrni@ plot i0HiuD
on the north sid" ol Meadow street hst N,su
Washington and Prospect avenues q Mot
tween Orhtut ~ rect and Magnolia avenue
plot sbNisn on tho north side ~ C'heefnu.
~ rect. between Prp-pe,t avenue anil lin
ton road = plot ;-sluD on saint james - rect
south q plot Est - IN 'h" ~, u a.. ~ Arthur
street, bot '"n stewart tNsnu" and ElrH
enth street plol a1Ai-t on the south side 81
Meadow street. hstwren Washington ave-
me and l.afa vstfs road and plot IN the
business -s.rfion. .0Ntost. On tho morn hMesf
corner Of Eleventh street aud kolluIn place
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Dacona Hall

62u West i21d 81,
-. " Cor. Claremoni Av
: and u large rooms.
Rents $3.50 tO Sl.lOO.
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lnIIhIns At Jsmalra E.tale..

rr.rrr-- iH- h"Hr made on the
under 'Hf 100 HnIHiCa Estates
.. o. rhr new once viii - ready for
. Huttn tho n~st sta se-ka IN
20 the three OF - DriFThn apra
-Ifly rOmpietsi fhsfr arrangements
... .HltTatfpt- thai definite an
600 'hs.r pltU- Will prnht bly b@
... H"f"Iu frU dFN- IfuuEIcn
ra..rf- Tho follow ing -,ls-
.. Hr n Ida ~ az suu's . plOi 6tNtEn
.H.t plo' IUoyi0 On Ion~a ~trr
plot upNgt6 on Tudor road.
.s. 80 90 Kildare avenue
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has offered his rervIce< free 20 charge
Among all the parties concerned IN the
building OF the nous. the most Interested
81 all IL the happy prospective owner Miss
" williamson
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BEAI HaNnSonE.
~ lsHtIl ak INFiKNISHFij
: iDE DHivE nfti IiiII RIvERu,r
SENEN ROOMS, INO % SIUROO Hs' 0 Ans.I
snhnH nM tssoN ~ Rt.HT PANTY
~ IEIEPHONE 3i6s MORIii
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33i West lOlst st,
al joining riverside Drive.
Apartments : and : rooms
Rents - 900 tn 81. 200.
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LUOIN CTON,

Near 'Tnaiws'- 'uid -. s4bNaS statlon an.
lnftn ~ slrf afsI -Iauor
High Las N0isru Et~Naipr APARTMENT Huti -
Hnd ruurus an hhth. 5000 fo = .. $50
Appb a. Superintendent prrmi>es
TRAM I! FISHER 90
go ol..IutH~ as .. corner sfst st.
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Ertuu'ul rupfr -'4itc, lHrrr lignt rNon's 'ef
'ra4 Para West select Ils'alou ,,sa gsuient elr
NAtrvi. ~uhsrb immediate Ho->..ssion hons nds
uartN rau -ssure Ule ~ AnN Tra.stlahhs ren taI
Apartment Waz q sp I..rthrr lnfofrua tlon
NAIlIA -. ~ cnnt a.
The La Jara chronicle., 1910-12-02
ENTERTAINMENT

The entertainment given by the
Ladies of the Maccabees last Sat
urday evening was enjoyed by a
medium sized but appreciative au
dlence, and neat sum realized
for the treasury Of the order.
"Orders Colors" was given by
eight little girls, the Misses Fay,
meta and Vesta Ray Onstatt,
Loris, Dorthy and Margery
Weist, Thelma Murphy and Gladys
Bigelow. 1t consisted of winding
a May pole with bright colored
ribbons representing the colors Of
the order.
Gladys Shemwell gave a very
pretty recitation, entitled, "Our
Little Angel Next came a tab
leau, THE Pillow Fight" posed
by Jane Wilson, Elsie Schenck.
Frances and Velvalee Shemwell,
Vera and Lillian Brumbly and
Helen Blackburn. Miss Marguite
knutezen of Alamosa gave read
ing, lyric by Kingsley, followed
by dot Baby of Mine, y with the
grace and ease of the accom-
plished elocutionist she is. The
Misses Francis White and Trixie
Brumbly gave "A piano duet that
was very pretty and well rendered.
Miss Fay Onstatt recited story,
"The King of the Golden River, -
in manner showing a most eX
traordinary memory for one so
young Another tableau, Crock
of Ages posed by Gladys Bige
low was very pleasing, Mrs. C. II.
Wilder singing an adaptation of
the old familiar hymn during the
presentation. 1.-The IIarbor Bar, -
"A bass solo, was given in splen-
did manner by Mr.. Ed. Weist.
Miss Knutzcn gave another selec-
tion, THE Ride of Jenny Me
Neal, - a thrilling tale Of revolu-
JlOudTy IllltS, Ittlitu III Il perfect
manner. Miss Mabel Weist S piano
solo, from Faust, by Gounod, was
faultlessly rendered and was
well received Dolores Weist
gave a cunning little recitation
called Little Brother" and Mrs.
Wilder sang "Good Night Little
Girl, very acceptably. A humor
ous selection by Miss Knutzen,
"The Fashionable School Girl,
and IL tableau, THE Wise and
Foolish Virgins,' posed by the
ladies of the order, closed the
entertainment. During the last
tableau, a quartet composed of
Mable, Gertrude, Harry and Ed.
Weist sang, "Too Late from be
hind the scenes making the
presentation very effective. MIR.
ID. T.. Newcomb announced the
numbers of the program in his us
ual happy manner.
The La Jara chronicle., 1910-12-02
FOR SALE.

Five lots in Sanford, Colo. !;
also 80 acres of bench land, 40
in alfalfa, all fenced and well wa
tered. Also new farming imple-
ments, live stock, etc. Bargain
for cash or will give time on
part. w. G. Spencer, Sanford,
Colorado.
The La Jara chronicle., 1910-12-02

DlSIflct court, regular term,
at Conejos next Monday
A. E. Mead is back from trip
to his old Missouri home.
Miss Bessie Jones of Sanford
is visiting in the Blanca district
Attorney Greene of Alamosa
is in town to-day on legal busi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fleming are
occupying one of the Durham
houses.
Mrs. A. G.. Graham and sister,
Miss Mary Dyer, returned to Al
amosa Monday
Stove set up without profanity.
Tell the Murphy-Newcomb Hard
ware Co, your troubles.
EASY FOUND-Corner Wal
nut and Main streets. La Jara
Drug Store, w. w. Seyfer.
Mrs. Steve Elkins and children
arrived this morning from Den
yer and the family are visiting
at Manassa with a sister of Mrs.
i'klns.
The Murphy-Newcomb Hard
ware Co. has some of the finest
furniture and house furnishings.
suitable for Christmas gifts Call
and see us.
DR.. ii. h. Shannon, the Alamosa
dentist, was at Seyfer S drug store
last Tuesday on one Of his reg
ular visits. The doctor is build
ing up "A good practice.
LOST-Ladies long, black
coat, without "A collar Lost be
tween La Jara and the Harvey
ranch. Phone Mrs. Geo. Propp
or leave at this office. Reward.
Mrs. X. r. Mount, Miss Leila
Mount and Mr.. and Mrs. Patter-
son and son, Knox, returned Fri
day to their home in Alamosa, al
ter IA visit of several days at the
home of John Mount west of town.
Manager Richardson, of the
Home Lumber, Coal and Grain
Co., returned this morning from
grain buying trip to Monte Vista
and Center. He reports general
prosperity in that part of the val
ley.
Plenty of money to loan
by the La Jara State Bank on
first mortgage security, three
TO five year term at 6 per
cent interest. Reasonable com
mission. Optional payments af-
ter End year.
The government troops proving
loyal, President Diez had little
trouble in putting down the riots
in Mexico. The insurgents were
put to flight and took refuge in
the mountains or crossed the bor-
der into the United States
Contractor Price is making goo
progress on the garage and opera
house. The frame work on the
first story is up and Dave Gibbs
is filling in for concrete floor
which will not be put down, how
ever. until warm weather in the
spring.
Mrs. j. NJ. Coin and children
left Saturday evening for their
former home in North Carolina.
Mrs. Coins health has not been
good for some time and the trip
is made in hopes that old friends
and familiar scenes may be of
benefit.
Eggs are now worth 40 cents
dozen with possible increase.
Don t you think it about time for
you to be doing something to
make your hens lay? Try our
International and Pratt's Poul-
try foods and egg producers. La
lara Drug Store, w. w. Seyfer.
Mrs. John NJ. Laughlin, one of
the pioneers of Pagosa Springs,
is dead as a result of an over dos
of strychnine. The lady had beer
in the habit, for several years,
of taking tablets containing one
The La Jara chronicle., 1910-12-02
TAKEN UP.

/ dark chestnut sorrel horse, no
brands, bad wire cut on left hind
leg. l two-year-old chestnut
mare colt, reached name. 5 miles
north west of La Jara.
WELCOME JOHNSON.
The La Jara chronicle., 1910-12-02

While 1t is often impossible to
prevent an accident, It Is never I'm
possible to be prepared-h is not
beyond anyone's purse. Invest 26ctl.
in q bottle Of Chamberlain Lni-
ment and yoa are prepared eor
sprains, bruises and Ike indutsa.
The La Jara chronicle., 1910-12-02
/. .s.sss.s.:as.ms..ssss,s,s,s,,sss.ssaaaassssass
! 8EVENTS OF THE WEEK {

again.
See Murphy -Newcomb for hol-
iday furniture.
Go to church next Sunday. Reg
ular services by the pastor.
We make a specially of pre-
scription work. City Drug Co.
DR.. Davis dentist La Jara every
Thursday, Hamilton's drug store.
FOR SALE-Two kitchen cabi-
nets. Inquire of Homer Burnham.
l.. b. Groshart left Sunday even
ing for a business visit to Kansas
Ladies and children s hats at
cost for the next ten days. Iva
l.. Seyfer.
If you wish to rent or buy La
lara residence property, see Thos
McCunniff.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. ii.
Lieurance, Tuesday, Nov. %, a
daughter.
Lap Robes and Horse Blankets
at the Murphy-Newcomb Hard
ware store.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Ru:ker, Wednesday, November 23,
daughter.
Get rid of those chaps by use
ing Colorado Cold Cream. City
Drug Company.
Murphy-Newcomb Hardware
Co., are first out with handsom
calendar almost yard long.
For fresh fish and oysters, go
to the City Meat Market. Re
ceived fresh twice week.
Ivan kinnie, who has been en-
ployed at the Hotel La Jara, left
Sunday evening for Oklahoma.
For Sale-A section of good
sheep pasture, stubble and grass,
artesian water and camp house. A
E. Mead.
Marcus Funk was an arrival
Tuesday morning from Utah and
is visiting at his former home in
Sanford.
FREE-with every 5 cent tablet
purchased, a good lead pencil. La
lara Drug Store. See window
display.
insure with X. j. Kavalec who
represents the largest and strong
est fire insurance companies do
ing business
C. N. Gillette and family ar
rived Monday morning from St
Joe, Mo. Mr.. Gillette is seeking
home in the west.
Miss Margaret Brumbly return
ed to Alamosa Tuesday after a
visit of several days at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. Maud X. Brumb
ly.
Miss Leonell Adams and Miss
Sadie Ray, who were visiting Miss
Ray s sister, Mrs. A. w. Lee, re-
turned Monday to their home in
Alamosa.
Just purchased shipment Of
Zenoleum Dip for your cattle,
hogs, sheep, chickens, in fact, the
best all round barnyard disinfect-
ant known. La lara Drug Store.
BIG MONEY-We want an
agent in every town; salary and
Commission references required +;
for full particulars, address Sub
scription Dept, NATIONAL
SPORTSMAN, Inc, IS Federal
St, Boston, Mass.
The Houstons, said to be the
hest number i the Lyceum
course, will be here Monday,
Dec. 10. An opportunity to at
tend really good entertainment
should not be overlooked, they
come all too seldom.
The La Jara chronicle., 1910-12-02

''aiih- wv oiiS.
The Ladies Sewing Circle will
give a fancy-work and cooking
sale December 10th.
Mrs. John Dabney and Mrs. Sal
ly Dabney of Monte Vista, were
visiting this week at the home of
John S. Fletcher.
Colorado Cold Cream. Best for
the complexion, see our add at
the bottom of this page. City
Drug Company.
The sale and supper given by
the Ladies Aid society of the
Methodist church yesterday was
attended by large crowd and
was very successful. The ladies
will realize between 500 and $50
as a result of their efforts.
Mrs. l.. II. Angevine, who is
visiting in Iowa, sends home by
eXpress, two immense chickens
as big as full grown turkeys. Mr..
Angevine is busy raising the
roof on his chicken house so that
the high bred fowls will net bump
their heads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris N. Block and
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nelson re-
turned this morning from Denver
where the ladies underwent crit
zeal surgical operations about ten
days ago. The operations were en-
tirely successful AMI they return
ed much improved in health.
Steve Elkins and party re-
turned from Costilla county where
they found the season too far ad-
vanced for bear hunting. From
two to three feet of snow covers
that section of the Sangre de
Cristo range and the bears have
retired to their winter quarters.
From now until Christmas we
display our Holiday goods, the
finest and most complete line ever
brought to town. Something for
everybody. Three grand gifts
to our customers this year. You
are invited to call and see this
display. w. w. Seyfer, La Jara
Drug Store.
By request of different stock
men, the stock inspectors have ar
ranged for an estray day at Mof
fat and Salida. The plan is to
bring all unknown estrays to "A
common point where they can be
examined by all. In the Gunnison
country an annual estray day has
been held for several years and
has proved very satisfactory.
A. b. Coleman of Manassa was
in La lara Wednesday. Mr.. Cole
man has been hauling grain to
the mill of Mr.. w. S. Parish at
San Luis for several weeks. Mr..
Parish buys most of his grain
on this side of the river at the
present time, but the big irriga-
ton projects now under way in
Costilla county will eventually
supply his mill with home grown
grain, he has every reason to be
lieve.
\. f.. Williams, the surveyor,
1 f'n,till.
turning because he was not in
good health. He has been EN-
ployed for several months on the
irrigation project under construc-
ton by the Costilla Estates Co.
This company is spending mil
lion dollars in an effort to water
the lands of the estate. Huge
reservoirs and bitches are be-
ing built the like of which this
part of the country has never
seen before.
a couple of young men from
the Bountiful district were be-
fore Judge McCunniff the first of
the week charged with disturbing
a meeting at Bountiful Sunday
evening. They entered plea
of not guilty and took change
of venue to the court of Justice
Smith. At the request of District
| Attorney Moses, the hearing
was postponed until next Wednes-
day when the district attorney
The La Jara chronicle., 1910-12-02

The Club Buffet is the place
to go for a fine domestic or Key
West cigar.
When you need Notary,
or any kind of deed or instru-
ment drawn up, go to Kavalec.
7. l.. Connolly writes that him
self and family are nicely located
at Delta and are employed at
apple picking in one of the big
orchards.
Rev. Henry M. Mayo, the new
district superintendent Of the
Methodist church, was here last
night and conducted quarterly
conference.
The La Jara chronicle., 1910-12-02

>An attack of the grip is often followed by
n persistent cough, which to many proves a
great annoyance. Chamberlain's = Cough
Remedy has been extensively used and with
good success for the relief and cure of this
cough. Many cases have been cured after
all other remedies had failed
Arizona republican., 1910-03-12

We gather from the observations of Mrs. Jack Cudahy that the stage is menaced by further elevation.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-12
MASQUERADE BALL.

The External Brotherhood will give d masquerade ball on the night oi Tuesday. March Is. Masks will bt raised at door for Identification. b
Arizona republican., 1910-03-12
The Badqe of GentiIity.

Readers of the Los Angeles Herald are earnestly and indignantly replying to d communication which lately ap- peared in that paper from one who used the nom de plume, "A Lady" The burden of her contribution was that there should be some way in this country of distinguishing d 'lady or q gentleman" from the common herd. And. by lady" and gentleman" she said she meant members of that class who are not compelled to engage in menial, degrading or any form of re- Inunerative labor "A Lady" suggest ed, in the absence of any other sign of distinction, "ladies'' and gentle men" should be permitted to wear badges proclaiming their exclusiveness
 We are more than half inclined to believe that "A Lady" was joking But if not her communication does not merit the serious attention which other readers of the Herald are giv- ing it.
 The subject having been brought up. however, it may be considered. The badge of gentility would be a mark of distinction and there is no law prohib iting the use of it. Also there is no law forbidding the use of it by those who are not gentlemen and ladies, and we fear that in this democratic ma ton there could be no law passed that
Arizona republican., 1910-03-12
THE HERMIT SOUL.

There are hermit souls that live with
 drawn
 In the peace of their self-content: There are souls, like stars, that dwell
 apart,
 In a fellowIess Armament; There are pioneer souls that blaze
 their paths Where highways never ran But let me live by the side of the
 road.
 And be d friend to man. Let me live in house by the side of
 the road. Where the race of men go by The men who are good. and the men
 who are bad. As good and as bad as L would not sit in the scorner's seat. or hurl the cynic's ban: Let me live in house by the side of
 the road And be d friend to man. see from my house by the side of
 the road. The men who press with the ardor The men who are faint with the
 strife. But I turn not away from their
 smiles nor their tears Both parts of an infinite plan: Let me live in my house by the side
 of the road And be a friend to man. know there are brook -gladdenc1
 meadows ahead, And mountains of wearisome
 height; That the road passes on through the
 long afternoon, And stretches away in the night. But still rejoice when the travellers
 rejoice And weep with the strangers that
 moan, Nor live in my house by the side of
 the road Like a man who dweIls alone. Let me live in my house by the side
 of the road Where the race of men go by They are good. they are bad. they
 are weak. they are strong. Wise, foolish. so am I. Then why should sit in the scorn-
 CTS seat, Or hurl the cynic's ban? Let me live in my house by the side
 of the road. And be a friend of man.
 Unidentified.