davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

-TE- r---FPE having had textile manufacturing
..vra-7.~-e for New England factory: salary
49, & 600 -re5eutisI Employment CORPORA
=. ----e ..sa-- -AEelcEL-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

77Prsfse- eor tin can factory, experience IN
z5--.-- 5ies- SALARY Sl.20O. MighLI agency =
E---l--- --L-. -1rTE
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

T-7T-EGE NAN. OF good personality. for steam
s--- ----r.snv once. salary starts a. Sh2s Cre-
r,~-Is. Employment Corporation. 25S Broadway
sa-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09
sa CR4NIERCY PARk-
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

ABSOLUTELY SELECT PRIVATE FAMILIES
p 1esf~f-u cne Or Two ruorners can secure sane
without publtciry Boarding and rooJslns houses
also listed No place GStse Witcout llacec-loL-
aroltrsnts reuutrtug rehnesa aesiraoie accoEarnc-
aartouS consult Tel--Eo.e AaciScn 5lia1o
4I42. ST. JAMES REALry CO. rs zr.a-.5-.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

SCI a-tozlo1-le necessities. every owner
~ea-s OF prg----g-. refe-ences required The
- -i-e 9 E-..ertar Co. go Broaeway.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

'1-l'-- lEts 2au1ed for Iefnlte work. EnceF
'sar--c1s rEaL produce good income Let
- - explain same 10 yoE- Real Estate. Bcz A.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

~. r--=Af- .l-F5e-r.-- ver-r-at--G ana eiectf1c
-a---7-s. $500 Business Service Co.
.s-.----. SOS singer Building.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

IEDGEe rL-ERE-Rzpid renulan, prefer man
-r5e-s-s--t-z .r.a- balances must be accu-
-z-e. saz-- s-sf Crc5enJial Employment Cor
--r---.r- ~ -s-as Esgav Agency
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

7~7-T- NJ r-r-le~ and useful man wife cook;
~ m +7--s-r. sen Miss FitzGeralcs En-
---.-.s-- r..-stl -.ls 5th ave. entrance on sd
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

T7PS- 49, cnucking hands. general ma
-ri-lsts. gear-curtInE experts and working
f7-e-zr Tor might work by uP-tc date Iac-
-o-~ 7e7r Boston Five nights per week, Mon
.ssr -s --ifsE-- Best wages 10 satisfactory
--ar Boston Gear Works, Norfolk Downs.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

p ---7-l-N wanted ~ selling ability; i've leads
---1.s-e- -- money for big men Air. Gun
s.-s11-l E0-s- --. -S8 Nassau 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

=, CORA 2 i.i-El-I3r-ght. capable young man;
80 80 Business service 90. tAgencyD sos singer
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

RAILWAY FREIGE- CLERKS OF clerks with
genera railway experience. salary starts Sh-4
= $50 1rsdertis- Employment Corporation I'd
E5r1d6Ea- y. segrE..
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

-7--T7 -ar-J-seful man and cook; city. ca
7zu.a. sGs-S75. Hiss FitzGera-c Employ ll1e---
SO - 80 ~ ave. entrance on 42d 81
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

E---p- Clerk familiar with double entry
a--.-e-rsnE alG handling accounts, salary S10-
-.f--.-- "A z=-cy- Flari-0n Building
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

-- LES 'i-.,S-S--zr 1e acst lass and adaptable
m --e CANDY 5l-- sa.zr- and commission.
5L-E- q -g-Ecst. F-ar-ror fuL5lag.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

: TpE f1- general Office work. living coIl-
7-4-lz1- 70 Harlem River and 135th st, So-4
c-sss--fsl T--1Iovnenr Corporation. 253 Broad
~ . r----vA
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

SALESMAN experienced vita Sne gas and elec-
'' -l--7et. Ee-l acquainted WITH architects
sl- --1-e. 2-e1g---al E--q.oy-neZt CORPORATION.
- Bl1a5wsy .sEar--4
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

-7-7-T7 = -70s and butler. for two II family,
Sal. -essrenc=s required Mrs Collier Agency
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

77FFES hsvtng general railway OF freight eX-
ne-e1ce accurate and quick: salary SoS4 70
So CradeutiaI Employment Corporation Zoo
Is l-ar LAeerrrl--.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

8lECE1NTCsL UEAFTS1AI FOR electrical de-
zs-. s7N-S- HE- Business Service CO. tAsency)'
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

1-E-i- .-E. thoroughly ezaerienced n hydraulic
a7.-----.. So. 7-s. 600. BUSINESS service Co
.-E=1r,- So SINGER 5-.5.rr
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

FPa5-SeveraI good opportunities Tor eNPeTi-
e-ce5 ledger clerks Business service 70
s.~a--r-t Sg6 Singer Building
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

RAILWAY NAIL CLERKS WANTED; $50" Efst
gssr p-=z-1-.1n r. s.. 500. examination IN NeW
Eork N1v=--le- - Common education sl-lIlciellL
with C-T 1ua-lEg. s.-- particulars free, Win Po-
s.lon c- 10l-y 5acz 1--er. ask for Booklet =
= H = Ear t-o-,-ls Washington. D c
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

"-EAOGRz FEER and BILL CLERK. eHperi-
-e-ec ol E--t0rr F1sher machine. S7S0-Sl 900.
---s4-ess Service CO. tAgercy), 500 Singer Build
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

CHAMBBRMAIDt &c--French girl as Chamber
maid and seamstress. or assistant maid. write
to n. K. Tribune Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

EEPER PE--EPE SALEsl-a N-OppOrJuzl
tl- .ex7e-len1=- ran II this line through ElS1-
-ss- Service -- ..-a--,-f SO Singer Building
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09
BOARD AND ROOMS.

567=TT ST 40 EAST corner Madison sve--Eaf-
-snr suite Two rooms and bath, other rocl1a-
elevator srearu heat. parIOr dining a1Sei-@---
board
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

P7-TT-FR and Useful man (Irish). two IN lam
~ civ: $50 Miss FitzGerald's Employ
-,s-- aEe-rv SOS 5th ave. entrance on 42d ST
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

CTEAN--I-- young gentlemen FOR I've nrIh-
erierEtd chances. salary $500. college men pre-
se--e5 --edeutiaI Employment Corporation. 20
r-r----a-- LaeencEl.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

7,T---T I'D ~ Val. EFT German. 81; in private
SamiIv: city or country: wages $50; frst class
,,+TT refsrences Address Butler, care OF haaDs'
2lS East 10th St
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

COOKS S35 $40, swedish, German, DdIlLsil
waitress SIS 10 $50; bring references Call
Immediately. Mrs. Coopers Agency So 9th ave-
2Srh
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

COOK So: chamberuaid, S25; useful man, sd,
family three. city: any nationality Tel 19-s
Plaza sorrow's Agency. 721 Lexington ave.
cc-uer 5srh ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09
SWEDISH

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
Reliable servants all nationali;ies- 45 Wess
I25th St. near Lenox ave Telephone kS1-
Harlem Branch % z Palisade ave-. Enxs-
wood. T. z a, 70
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

cifef0e fer young man mechanically inclined.
saEy seZs Credent!al Employment Cooperation.
- Lroa1vay fAzenc.J.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

E7=-T--R and SECOND Man; city family: SEQ
$40. any larionality- Morrow's Agenes' '-A
.-.g--r ave 5srh 81 Telephone 1928 Plaza
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

- PEEIVTF FeET Ize-T. water fitering plsnt. haN-
rg knowledge of microscopy. 81 20D-Sl-5trB
: siness serssce co. cAgency1. SOC Singer Build
ns
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

VALET, TYPEWRITER, stenographer. law
yer's. doctors office. travelling gentle
man: best references Address, 3. I. 2O2
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

COOK German preferred, for srnah city house
-h-se in family: four in help: S35- Waldorf
4 rency. u west 33d ST No fee charged until
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09
HELP WANTED.
PROF. D'ALESSIO'S

PROF. D'ALESSlO =
- Drsrlk school for cutting and de-
f.--ior la5ies sHd gentleiE'e1' s-ii''si--
sis--l sis--sl Or a. 24z stA ave =
~ Z-@ Ms : -51-osFes sou1s man 20 train as
ACllN :. = manager: liberal salaLy palc- -,
asslstl.- ,[---,ent Corporation -oS bIosoNas
dental E-aii0' '---
777S7SC NAN. fa.i~. -.es,sI 5si nreparse
Booklets .e-s natter. salary sl--uo- M1sH'l'
tsEency}. Flat--oI -5-----on5irg for news
- -s-es- particulars 70
p~fSS--t5stt Niddcport. ,
cate. 49, --z A. &c ER-Active. bright eou-
Assls1 A. ,r -na- to train iot ItsIol-s--, , ps -
oaIea 80 saIs-y CredentiaI EI' -i4'4I0 III
tlun, i-- - 5ss F-oadway tAeetlcyl-
EoIsll-l-. E-.-5 = KEEPERS. who understand
Assls s-res - who are accurate snc "fils
t-ial o9isIs.--fs1 F,u-Dloyment Corporation. I'd
-!--- n 7T.ESTAN-Lay out work in sheet
->--.-sl- s. 06o-SI.Seo- BUSINESS eiNiOe ~
,sg~ncyl. sos singer Bgi1o-ls
- S-7 SATEs MANAGER. steam power
ASS ,l-rrlenT =, S. s00S2,eoo. Business Ser
- @ lAgeacy1, SOC singer 61-le1--e
--Te7E-2NT SALES MANAGER thoToushiy &C &C
~ao-e1.--e-s vith paints and varnishes; S@VVo
e..--.1 ssr--ioe CO agency. sos Singer Build
z-777-P Own BOSs-sf4ke s. daily siivering
mirrors. any one can &c ne ~oIK @ Al mons ~
-+--e- booklet and Sample Lfee- u T Ae1-
1rn6. pert 81 Boston. N1sS-
--z-I FT-FFR- and STENOGRAPHER for
SC---.--C- open Monday. salary SIG, kindly
- once Mighiu agency. FlStron
Ss---,s-r-
- 7-FF-FF5F7 ana CASHIER, above the aver
49,. = oersoualtgy and ability. S1.5O0 busl-
= zerztoe- CO. tAgencyl. soS SINGER Bs-- BolIclns--
=5-577 EF5F-5T5R for real estate firm; salary SD
- s6varcement Mighiu (Agency), Fls'lron
r,,.ns-ng
.s-57=57T-T75 FPS-We constantly need men Of
Ne--1-r Qua iSca-1ons and salaries Tor desiTaoIe
---a1- positions Credenttal Enli 10Y lileilt
Ct---o-aroa. z-53 Broadway tAgencyl
----7E-E-TF-T7E2 and PAYNASTER on country
-e---e- nan over 50 American. single 500
= -,.s--ers ICre6ential Employment corpora
--on 25S broadway tAgency1-
-777F-E7FE- 7EIFs-Capable. Young, single Aneri-
-sr who has good knowledge of Spanish; sa4-
- ah7-.- s. Uo0 Cre6ential Employment Cor
,c-atto- - Broadway lAgencyl-
5--S775FSS PRODUCTION or efficiency engineer. IA
---7lsr win costs and ulooern methods; aoie'
,sz7rrencez man Cre6ential Employment Cor
poratlon 253 Broadway agency
5y---TFP and SECOND MAN: city family; $50
Sso. srv nationality. Morrows Agency, "a
1sx.ng-on ave. 5s1h 81 Telephone ls-o Plaza
PTTTFR ana useful man Grish). two IN fam
Nv. -itv. $50 Miss FItZGeralds Employ
vent Agency. sos 5th ave, entrance on 40 So
TTEAN-CITT young gentlemen for live hrrn.
s-jerEfd chances. salary $500. college men pre-
se--e= CredeutiaI Employment Corporation. 10
BroadVay lAgencyl.
RN5-severaI good opportunities Tor expert
e-cez ledger clerks. Business service -
agency. sos Singer Building.
CTEEES. having general railway OF treighJ @eA- @
pe-,erce. accurate and quick salary So-4 70
So CrslieutiaI Employment Corporation -oo
Broadway tAgency}..
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

COX. also kitchecmaid. private; country OF
: evs7r-or ave. 5sth st Tel. 1928 Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

= -tAlgEaI lI-R-fsriyht youth OF some eN-
perlsEce VIII 90. mast be Gentle and OF
GOO family salary s.. Jupp Exchange
.AseIcrI. - Nassau 81
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09
HELP WANTED.
Male

Male
USEFUL NAN. city; sleep home; walt %
help dining room. sS5. Miss GitzGeraIo
Employ sment Agency. sos 5th ave; entrance
on s2d St
wANTED-Youns man. Is years. good pen
man. quick at figures. good appearance
must like ofsce work Apply by letter giN
ing age. religion and experience c c, IrlO-
une Of-ice
WANTED. in Office OF drygoods commission H1er-
operator Address. stating salary expected anu
references. n, Box 20, Tribune once
wANTED-N1n: must be willing 70 learn and
capable OF acting our representative HO
canvaSs1ng or soliciting: good income assSIe 10
Address National Cooperative Realty Co. L-1-
Marden Building. Washington. .. c
wANTED-Young man. IS 20 20 years, TO de-
ality and excellent appearance. willing 20
locate out Of city. Apply by letter. giving
age. religion experience. c. C. Tribune once.
YOUNG MAN: must be FentIerrsanIy and write
plainly wholesale fruit importing firm; saIary
$500. Credentisl Enlpioyulent Corporation ZoS
Broadway CAgcncy).
YOUNG COLLEGE MAN wanted for steamship
Se24. Cre6ential Eznploymen: Corporation 29S
Broadway CAgvncy)-
Female
a COMPETENT FRENCH NURSE for two chill
dren : and s years; references Mrs. Dickin-
sons Cooperative Employment Agency. 3I3 oth
ave- all week.
a COMPETENT KITCHENMAID. SIS. with good
references. Mrs. Dickinson's Cooperative En-
ployment Agency, 37S 5th ave, n. e. corner OF
S5th st
A COMPETENT CHAMBERMAID for wash
ington. D. 9: good wages: references Mrs
Dickinson's Cooperative Employment Agency
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
BECLOUDING THE FACTS.

The evident attempt of candidates tor the nom-
ination to Congress from the Second District to
cloud the issue by drawing Senator Martin ana
others into the controversy is scarcely compll-
mcntary to the voters whose suffrage they desire
If ever an investigation was forced and re-
suit attained by popular outbreak OF interest
and indignation, it SO happened as result OF
the recent primary. 1t is, in fact, back-handed
compliment to Senator Martin to charge that he
was responsible for events which flowed from the
people in mass meeting assembled. Without dis
c,lssing the incident of any possible personal III
terest of Senator Martin, anybody else, we
feel quite certain that in the broad sense, neither
he nor any other particular individual is to be
credited with the action whereby the primary was
nullifed.
Even the most astute politicians at times dis
close a point of view narrow that their vision
runs into point hardly ahead of their eyes. The
effort to divert attention from the real issue III
the Second District is an example of this sort of
defect in political optics. That man deludes him
self who fails to catch the significance of this
sort of uprising for decency in the taking of the
suffrage He deludes himself more if he believes
that in such circumstances he can deceive the
people from whom the agitation came and by
whom it will be made effective. There is one
reason and only one for the present mixed con-
ditons in and about Norfolk. That reason is
the substantiated suspicion of fraud. From this
fact it is impossible TO get away. This fact it
is impossible to avoid.
The people slow to act, may always be depend
ed upon to act at length. The moment can never
be accurately predicted. but it can be confidently
foretold. The moment when the voters would
no longer stand for illegally in primaries and
elections happened to arrive in the Second Dis
trict after particularly fragrant disclosures. 1t
might have happened before, but did not. 1t
might have been delayed, but was not. When the
moment itself arrived, no could stop it. and
any one would have been destroyed who attempt
ed to stop it. 1t is possible that some man set
of men might have had the ambition to shape the
recent developments in the Second District The
proof that they did not do SO is their essential
impotence in the premises.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13

wrote letter to tho Metropolitan Psychicai
Society and that organization has now offered
prize of 800 to the medium who shall get IN
touch with the spirit of the deceased scientist anu
disclose its contents. Many have tried, and the
results have been amusing or disheartenlng, ac-
cording to the point Of view. Numerous letters
have been sent in. all purporting TO come from
The Professor on the other side. Not only are
no two Of them alike, but in no instance does any
one of them accord in the slightest with the style
or manner Of the man from whom 1T pnrports
TO come. Many If them arc III distinctly bad
grammar and III no instance do the guesses come
within barking distance of the substance OF the
letter in question.
These facts are Of course readily understand
able bv The hard headed skeptic To such man
the entire field of 'spirituafism'' and psychical
communication Is nothing more than the prov
ince of imposition and quackery. Out OF the
maze Of alleged manifestations there are how
ever. certain Developments which are not readily
alalvzed except upon the premise OF some IN
tangible and mysterious power. Tins power Fro
fessor James heartily believed in. He died III
the faith that, going well equipped into the
spirit world with scientific desire to speak
back lluminatnglv from tho grave, he could
add something definite to tho worlds vague
grasping after this elusive truth. In the spirit
world. no one of It's inhabitants could possibly
be more anxious 10 come back than Professor
James And yet. IN his ease as in that of the
millions of others who have made the journey
70 the Dark Tower even he who of all men was
most anxious To return a message to The world,
is shrouded in the age-long silence of the dead.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
THE PEOPLES FORUM
Preachers and Politics.

Editor of The Sirginian
sir.-The puniest of the invalid attempts to stem
the prohibition tide IL the effort to dsaparase the
clergy's In the matter. Lamentations. loud and
long, heard and dreful forebodings given out
because the preachers are going into politics.! II
is not pretended that any effort Is making to unite
church and state to coerce men into the church.
but the pessinstic plant born OF the fact that the
ministers of the gospel are taking very decided
stand behalf OF civic Righteousness. and espe-
ciay active In their opposition to the licensed saloon
The alarmsts would restrict the pulpit to pronuncia
against sin in the abstract and to pleadings
for Righteousness in a general sense--forbiddng
reference to concrete wrongs politicaf ques-
ton although certain ..poiiticar' questions are ir
reparabe from the moral realm. 1t SO happens that
this is republic and form of government Is
democratic: that ministers of the gospel and their
parishioners citizens: that religion Ia not vene
rated substance to be wrapped in napkin all the
week and made tender use OF on sundays and that
it is the duty the gospel herads seek the removal
of obstacles the welfare of the church, the home
and the school. When great battle Is on against
entrenched social condition which hampers hui
nanty, it is folly to that. because the question
has its Industrial political If please) aspects
the clergy must shut like a clam. or voice the
petition. THY kingdom come. Thy will be done! as
of a mourner sitting over grave rather than IN
in the Kingdoms coming, Homiletcs holiness by
acquiescents in conditions that initiate against ho
ling eymbals For one, honor the ministry Ior
its first stand against the licensed saloon. The faith
tca passions. Nor has the svery bell tone of
moral suasion ceased to ring clear and true from
no visions of muttndes Hooking to their affairs by
statutory other compulsory methods, but they
are unwilling to remain conveniently silent and un-
protesting with respect to the licensing OF an IN
stitution which experience and observation has dem
onstrated To he nimical to the spiritual welfare of
men and the general wel-being of society And their
militant spirit of the pulpit and press carries no
tinge of hatred for the misguided men who have
taken advantage the States offer to sell them
privilege. does II with 1t the implication
that men engage in the liquor business for the pur-
pose Of harmng their fellows. All hail to conse
Grated mfnistry--actee vigorous. potential and
swerved by the vain of meddling with politics.
w. NJ. BICkERS
Richmond. Va, Oct l,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
SPIRITS WHO CAN'T COME BACK.

Il The difficulty Of coming back" does not seem
! be confined to pugilists and politicians. Even
9pirits' appear 10 "fall down" in the effort 10
a simple test provided for their own
nrticular speciality of return from the distant
<ore. Even with special inducements the med
ms seem entirely incapable of reaching hand
Srpugh the spiritual ether 10 establish conmun-
1k4iou with one OF the most sympathetic TO their
M
For wears Professor William J anes invested
Nth d certain responsibility All almost dlscredit-
profession He believed in spirits and their
manifestations through the medium OF specially
lowed 1nortals. He investigated at length
VA nnsparingly. Amy medium whose results
se the slightest prospect Of improvement upon
cut and dried programme OF the ordinary
Sfance' was assured of his aid and interest.
04esSor J amcs was convinced that there were
11yite. After years of research during which
A&ttered himself time and again that his
fen were all but on the point of finally pene-
Hing the veil, he died almost glad Of the OPP
fsnity that he would have Of demonstrating
the other shore the truth which he suspected
had been unable during his life 10 definitely
cnstraie. He told many friends that he
m certainly ''come back, although he did
1ne such term. All the world of mediums
Aquiver with expectation when he died.
6xeyer, Professor james is still, SO far as any
ge IA this side has heard as dead as the next
The spiritual wireless has come snarl
sftS wires. The mediums, notwithstanding
6est effort, are utterly in the dark as to the
set and condition Of their erstwhile friend
&nUDDrtcr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
For the Midniahs Son.

1t takes Dutchman to get at things in the proper
way In Berlin the peonle have decided that IL not
tine thing to have all the people pay for
electric lights to burn all night because all honest
ME- they hold should be In bed by 10 o'clock they
have arranged system whereby the man who 10 out
late and wants to see how to get home ret the
light but he must pay In advance get It. On each
street II tiny iron box which burns tiny
light. The man who wants more light simply drops Z
piece of money In the b0xa kind OF MCKEE sot
machine-and the lights for two blocks and they
burn just twelve minutes then without more money
they 70 out automnttoi1 Its = eood idoar-1ona II
aioI&. QTeensb0ro 1ecorA a8S45 ks.s.s- 5
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13
Wasted Talent.

nan-of course it a fool man--has invented
a. quadrupie' gown designed in such a way thai tho
snllt OF lever, the pulling Of a Delaying pin the haul
o. string or the manipulation OF whatever motive
transform dinner dress to golf skirt or golf skirt
into kimona = : 90 e"'' :
undoubtedly great mind. 80 - ~
ne was probably actuated by sordid desire to make
money from the supposed eagerness Of women to nos
sess quick change garment that would obviate the
necessity OF dressing all conventions demand
change OF costume. and time tion-or ~.
other gown-are lacking - $50
The unhappy inventor OF this brilliant but futile con-
trvance-predestined ignomnious nerlect-mada tha
mistake or his life His invention may be more eco
nomical than the four costumes 1t ID intended to sun
plant It may he great time saver. But hardly
man OF theeast experience IL benighed az not to
know that the saving OF either time money n drcss-
Item
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13

John Charles McNeill)
The thought of old. dear things in thine eyes.
O. month of memories.
Musing days thine heart hath sorrow of.
Old JOY. dead hope. dear love,
l thee stand where all thy meet
To down thy feet
The garnered largess eof the fruitful year.
And on thy cheek
Thy glory flames in every blade and leaf
To blind the eyes of grief;
Thy vineyards and thine orchards bend With fruit
That sorrow hay be mute,
A hectic splendor lights thy days to sleep,
Ere the gray dusk may creep,
Sober and sad. along thy dusty ways.
Like lone nun. who praysi
High and faint heard thy passing migrant calls;
Thy lazy lizard sprawls
On his gray stone, many slow winds creep
About thy hedge, asleep
The swings farther toward his love, he South
To kiss her glowing mouth.
And Death, who steals among thy purpling bowers,
Is deeply hid in flowers.
Would that thy streams Lethe, and might flow
Where lotus blossoms blow.
And all the sweets wherewith thy riches bless
Might hold no bitterness!
Would. in thy beauty. might all forget
Dead days and old regret
And through thy realm might fare us forth to roam
Having no thought for home
And yet feel. beneath thy Queens attire.
Woven of blood fire.
Beneath the golden glory Of thy charm.
Thy mother heart beats warm;
And IT, malhap. wandering child of thee
Weary of land and sea,
Should turn him homeward from his dreamer.s aues,
TO sob upon thy breast,
Thine arm would fold him tenderly. to prove
How thine eyes brmmed love-
And thy dear hand, with all a mothers care
Would rest upon his hair.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-13

Candidate Dix describes Colonel Roosevelt as
q "public enemy. In doing 50 he spoke with the
knowledge that he would at once become an s.un-
desirable citizen.