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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
PoESrscAE NarRs.

Rramala Ilwndn R0na.um In O mDaooA &C
tAe Na1lonal Dsmooraato Club In New
York elay an March "A. C,rover Csvoland's
hlreAs.av tolA manx lnoldansa Of hls per-
aonaI r.iati0nn war Mr. Cleveland Mr..
aeoADaa ennh~ In fumaIliaray amsetionAtS
Nagma az IA friwmnahiD for Mr. Cleveland.
hamhumAnR awAy haak In INA, when Mr..
C1@valan nd waa aruf elected To the PYsai-
sl@ncV.
-0o,nx ovsr en the train 20 waaAingsOn
with william q. whitney. who was to b
Nv. Ciev~lanA'a RocreAMry Of The navy
Id Mr. aeoaoaa. -Nr. whitney called my
aaaane1on 10 n faot witch had escaped
RonaVaI attentSon,
we are ahoan N partIoiDass in the
lm~wwura1aom of a man who was unknown
10 Ma laet eAsct~A predecessor Gen. Oar
Nulsl ma Mr. WhitD~v
Arthur waa elected Vtcs-Proald~ni and
nuoo~ed~A. a. 90 all knew, ON the death
al IlarfsaId.
Mr.. saetaoa aid Mr.. Cleveland vas q
man Of aagrOwn, but one Of great principle.
heII.vi1~ IN tie Drsncipls~ o. tho Demo
craIIc national party and the Constitution
Of the United States and Of ell the States,
cavn .srvlcs man; snu ~ ~ I n- 49, -,
.sss"a 1919 MN, -. 49, -.
tne psinrlpsss o. ns paLsy - -
s.s.uIoa ~ .ns - 49,. "a .Ss.s. 80
s.Hs.a o' .'. "a, s,m,.oo
rs.oes,m' -. n-.I.i:., cI.vs-
,s 70 ,'. 49, - 49,, 81 a. oescs.
lseo gave nse'c os no ues1 ~
Oc.ss0s ., 'ns - ~ . 1890. 4, ,s~o
wAsn Mr.. Cleveland wss out Of once. re-
sldAng here In New York CITY. Ths silver
Issue had begun TO drop out. There vas .
meeting TO he held in Cooper Union. ana
Mr.. Cleveland was asked to write letter
10 be read 81 this meeting. a. he could not
be pressni Do not touch on the silver
Issas, do not touch on this. do not touch
on that. Mr. ssstson said was the advice
Of nsny frlsnds given to Mr.. Cleveland.
Cleveland said in reply. related Nr
session: Lets SEQ about shis. am q resi-
dent OF shis city. ! YES Pres!deut OF the
| United States. ! lake . deep interest IN
thsae public questions. ] have been told
that 10 I oppose silver I will not be nomi-
mated Tor President In Isa2. I'll write the
letter Ooposing silver. and the nomination
can 70 20 he'll. and Mr. Cleveland do write
/ the letter
Away baek In lee Mr. Cleveland had
opposed the free and unIiunissd coinage Of
| silver
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70 set . DaalOcatea Saw.

A very Distressing little accident ~
the diaIoCation Of she lower jaw. once
had a patient who rode a long distance
With his mouth wide open, suffering
a RFsaa deal Of Inconvenience and no Iiatle
oSin. when one OF his friends could have
relieved him in an instant.
Wrap both your thumbs IN several
lavers OF cloth. stand behind tho patient.
xvho whoud be seated. and paAcs your
th,,r..lsa thus protected on his back teeth.
s-ra~D his Jaws on either side With your
dnasTu, press down with your thumtHs.
,lp with your fingers. al the smme time
Ir,v,ing the law forward. Tho bones
Sviii no back With q snap and the victim
iii sumannodiually close hie mouth hard
enough 70 draw blood ,mless VOW th'nDbe
are yell ahislded.
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PIONEER PRAIRIE STILL.
Cave IN No MANS Land Whsre Rlrs'
OhlahsnaA whisi<ey was Made.

GNNandR correspondence 81 LOWS ~s'ol
Desaoesaf
During the early days In oklahon
when the noise Of the cars newer cauaf
people 90 lose their sleep. there was an .
still that did a biE business In No Man
Land says Lyman savage. ono % q
Oklahoma pioneers.
There was q place . couple of uisl
from where Gate City nov stands. alct
in isss. 1887 and isss AZ the mouth % NJ
Creek there In . vide space between q
blufls where q cahon runs into the cree
and here there was plenty Of tiuhsv TO for
a small sort Of . grove. AZ point whe'
the bank comes cIossly together q numb
OF citizens planned one Of the most origin
Of well built caves Poles were rst upriai
midway bet ween the banks. and after u
necessary rAfters or strnEers we're
tAched the dirt was thrown across and u
cave perfected.
Herein was installed q still that did
nourishinR business day and night. "
thirsty for miles around were supple
and the business extended and develops
as far eastward "a where Enid and ~ BeT
are now located. and 49, far west ss manhin
Was known.
wagon after wagon load was carrie
away from this still. running IN Ian
unha mpered by the Law and Who're ~
IiRion or political freedom was indulge
in 90 SUIT the fancy OF the individual. Drr
vbding the fancy Was not TOO much o.
Of the accepted precedence Of AFFAIRS.
The still was one of he anesi To BE- four
anywhs and worked three years wtsho'
interruption from the Federal Government
Not until 1850. when the tide Of immigraito
turned too far westward for such pra'
tices. Was there any interruption.
Then the revenue Officers took han
in the game. chopped up the copper al
with axes. and left an order for u neSs
again 10 do business. which order -
not violated. The old cave Was about soss
feet IN Dimensions. snd corn meal ~
hauled from Dodge CHy for the needs
the stin, and The product produced was
firzt class qualify.
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T4NPCS GREt ~ PROSPERITY,
% o. Due GhleFiy to the Naking ~ So
rallied Havana Cigars There.

They do other things al lamps. Fla.
besides manufacture cigars. according tai
J X Burns ct that place. who came up
yesterday For instance. there are the
phosphate business aud the fruit snd vege-
table Shipping. but all the same the great
product Of Tampa - clear Havana cigar-
There are more clear Havana ciRs ~
produced in Tampa than IN any other city
in the world said Mr. Burns az the I'm
penal yesterday When the cigar manu-
facturer- began to 20 there from twenty
Ave to twenty -ci ght years ago Tampa
was just little fishing village NOw Il 10
a city Of over 50 OJo inhabitants. and it,
population hiss doubled within the last
ten year. Tampa gradually OutGrew
Kew West IN importance but the latter
will get another boost when FlaElers
seakOing railroad - completed
a greet many Key West firms have
moved 10 Tampa where he labor IN the
factories Is furnished by Cubans and
Spaniards There are about sixty fac
tories from the little affairs working Ave
or ten men TO those that turn o'Is eighteen
or twenty million cigars year
There 10 constant dsmsnd from the
sInoker IN the United states for light
cigar Compassion - greater between
Kew West and Tampa factories than be-
tween importers The manufacturers are
giving he public what II asks for not what
IL thinks best
- demand for clear Havana cigars
IN tire South. which for many years was a
very Door market, 10 beginning 70 reach
great proportions. This 10 due, ! fancy.
10 the great wave Of prosperity that has
oveFta ken the south. Tho South 10 bound
to become q larger consumer a. its wealth
increases
Tampa itself 10 making great strides
Ia IL going IN for modern paving and aew
rraRs and the Southeastern Underwriters
Association has declared Il has one Of the
most efficient fire departments IN the
country Cement and concrete are being
used in building. and We have several
eight and ten story buildings We have
the handzOmest Government building in
the south Newt tn u "a the Cathedral NJ
~ Louis which would be an ornament 20
Fifth avenue.
The r-asOn why Tampa ie gradually
RettinR the big manufacturers N not a
question Of cheaper labor but Of climate
The men work all the year round with the
wlndOwH omen, and in thst warm ptmOs-
phere the tobacco l. more sasily worked.
There ore two sections % Tagnpa. YhOV
CITY and West Tampa. which are practi-
callv Cuban villages. with coffee shOps.
90 Fes and theatres and other Cuban forms
Of aFnunsements and anybody who doesn't
speak spanish has hard time gstting
about in them
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Evom tAs DeassV RsDsbiaesa-
The cave man YEA suppllHn Win . 4oFma
mount Of bralaa -PvpfessSv keah
Ths cave MAS brow wns A9t - Loo.
HIS akun Vas not 90 veRY es0pe1g.
His thoughts we're net - ouN anA 1l0u,
HIa Wits Roe alwaEs valnly groPlng:
In tact Wa doubt u he would RAde
HIS simple NE fog eur parade.
The cave man dldA't loss Ne eselth
10 ssoganR wealth. shat mBah - yisln:
Aae inca ~ di1n't olaw hl8 WualiA
10 ceeslnE eses - esel.n sssan'
And look phateVeT ne hla cay.
The cave man dlanI Try 70 butla
4 bungalow that left him GiAnW
A cavern all nome longing MED.
No auto ever bthckea and dung
Him 70 the undeG oaker arms
Oh. ave Ute. bring - back yeoT onarmi
AuTmgH CMspMAm
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In sSslh. Ged asveS made . ssrs.
De sure shefe'es you ma No eius
OF Jog OF eaesrtainmsat ysa
sseuid polish yeur auil marrsr ssrs.
Aye. truly. thsre's no here awe;
~ 90 zen deem your bresasx maa
Then sadly warped h your swu piaa.
voE keensr insimht humbly strive.
Nut 70 Tor bsres yea ssill eoassaa.
Pare On. gsSa laek: and cara ySar fats.
An. hsWs'er cnslos you fesi o. great
NOuu 30 the nFss bore yst. ny fEiend.
EnEmA CAaanBou.
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CATHOLIC WORK FOR NEGROES.
the Cssxrch 10 mmise sa@o. 600 Q wear %
Advance the Cause % Csnyersisu.


with the bsginning Of the Easter sea =
son the Catholic Church in this country
will enter upon a vigorous campaign 81
home missionary endeavOr. giving special
attention 20 the broadsninR Of its activity
in behalf Of the negroes. Ths campaign
will be in charge Of the Rev. John v.
Burke, direotOr-Rsnsral Of tho Catholic
Board for Mission Work Among tha Col
ored People. IL IN proposed to build new
and larger schools in the South. tear down
old mission chspeln and In thsir place
raise substantial churches. encourage
negro youths 70 study for the priesthood
20 continue thsir work for the conversion
and education Of the negro.
Father Burke has decided to raiss
Annually for this purpose the sum Of
eioo. 600. and % aid hum N NE RsolS0t c the
hons. ArohbishOps Fariey. Ryan and
Bleak and HiShops Alien and Kelley.
have recently appointed an,DanHistant in
ths Rev ID. J. Dustin Of Boranton. Pa.
Father B'.s.in has sssS r 49, o. all u
now making q viHitafiOn Of che chuFches
IN PnnnmYlwaniA In behalf Of thu negroes.
IL IL Father BuriEe's IDEA that tbs nEse
years fund shAll b contributed by thu
y0unG Catholics Of this cOcnsry, by the
SniiIs' EacsoVs@s and stores. studsnts At
colleges and universities and thOss in
thu various professions. Tho numerous
rShRi~Sm naHooiattons attached 90 parishes,
suoh - the young mSn's and young
wousn'a sodmlltias. viii have an oppoT-
tssmtty 20 contribute a. = body.
re win b the free SIT q thS young
psOplo % thia country, FaehsF Burke
saad Yesterday At his headquarters on
ths tsnth 6ooT % thu MstFOpehtan Build
ing. SThn nawroes need the Catholic
CkuFch and II . our duty 70 o0ayurSand
oAmrnaa Gkam-g
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aaous % Im weMaGh wlIa1h msaNM
On. 0@N. @m0.0om.

nHtAnmmeno ~ uW W~&xm Wm~n 814N@
ea.B0oV0oe.oao.oea..
"A tabls % ssAsintios shows AlaalaA'M
wealth 90 b anywhere from aftssM hil-
Nan dollnFs % q trtllion and q hAaa. gzvu
HampsOa's MaOssfns. 10 soundB micro
a. n tho RESULTS camo from s~vsral enhAes
Of gueasss instead az seAeistioa. bua tAe
figures are big any way you tAko than.
IAN Alaskan said recently thae thu only
two persons Who really know anythiRs.
about Alaska are the Almighty and Alfr~6
II. BROOKS, aays the writer. The lAeepr
% q member of the United staaoo Geo
logical Survey and wo have whas h~ hno~s
about Alaska.
Mr. Brooks says thai only 20 par oa@A
Of Alaska has bssn surveyed as al. TAae
10, only this much has been pAassd over
even in reconnaissance surveys. which
barely divide vast stretches according
TO their geological character. Survey
in detail has covered lssa than par cant.
OF the territory.
This afIords &C least some baAia Cor an
estimate What n known OF that I Per
cent. added 90 whas is known Of patch
here and there. suggests the poanihfifai@s
for the rest
There Ia sound reason to bslssvo thsrs
Ia $500. 900 600 worth OF placer gold IN
Alaska. There may DO hundred or q
thousand times that amount. -r
AS for lode gold mining there 10 pran-
tically only one deep gold mine benz
worked i'm Alaska, the TTeadwell-tNe
Rothschilds are said 60 control that-AmM
IL has produced 20 far SO. 100000. Thew
may he at least sses. 900. 900 lode Colo %
.As for copper. thi. one item alone
will some day make q big crop OF Aiasknn
millionsires. The 0overnnent survey
experts say: 'It is impossible 70 eseamaie
another Montana there. another Arizona.
In coal the official Government ngure
| can be definitely obtained. The coas
areas known at this time aGgregass t.@1s
square miles. three timcs tbs area "a
Pennsylvania's coal hearing helde-ARN
much Of AlaskA's coal equals OF beeesrp
Pennsylvanias IN quality; In uneor
veyed areas there are some 6fty tho1@ann
square miles Of coal bearing lands M
Brooks's lowest estimate OF AlaeAef
coal reaches the stupendous total Of IA
IOa. 500 O0O tons. and he adds. Il would 10
ten, or even a hundred.
There are thousands Of tons Of oths
ninsrals. silver. quiokstlvcr. IAN, leen
iron. There 10 also petroleum; iher
may be vast quantities Of oil under lsrg
areas. OF silver l.si7.0o ounces nav
Il been taken out. Iron ahounds-
One great source OF wealth--gealA19-
han been exhausted already. The toe
ON this single item reaches the aEnaHin
figure Of tl2s .0O0. 900. The salmon "
dustry produces . vaihe OF siO.oool@
:T is sstimassd tina. there arc $1,000
ooo, goo feet Of :sx timber I'm III " 49, 49,,
are agricultural and grazing lands tbs
may some day support popu'Afson
ten million
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

Fsoa ~ DsHssr Repsbi5ssS.
The hnmeiy truths We knt " OF 0id
sun follow us upon nfe's path.
The xim plsst warnings that we're told
Rgegho Ia tho tempRsta wrath.
DenAntly. In some proud hour.
Ne ding the anciemt Laws 1etde
And then, too late. we learn their power
rhat thes are not 70 be denied.
The homsly TRUTHS We knew 81 cid
still make o. break Ne through the ears.
strange Gods shsii o1sr dross for goid.
Bat We shall yeArn. through bitter tears.
/ or slmple ways and simple erecds.
FOR simple JOYS tnsi nos ne lack.
md. 70 tho-e uVes of simple needn.
the hOmeiy truths shall lead us back
AHTMUR CuAPnAN
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80 0la massss.

! can gaze upea . Titan
Ana feel NJ ro1ponafvs thrill:
Coatemp laalsn af o Rsmbranaa
Never seems void V on.
I cen Iook upaa . whisilsT
And saccune noS 70 ne sway.
For hts RoeeuTnes ana arraE0amoaea
Not . psnny woald pay.
nut old memeEies awaken
And , soSss tue cd psshames
Aaa any blood n stirred % rapture
Whsn the circus poster eaeems-
Frsm . maggie ARTISTS palstss
u has come IN very tEutb.
Ger It, gorgeoas sesnss ere paAn.sa
~ that oadess mssasr-y0uth.
hcI.ANpsyRoa wuAeS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

From ne WsSfStsHRsV Ga1stss.
We viii march red legIons. . milton sWeas
Like the Hellespont boot Of Old.
That shall forage, In style, foI lands OF meat
or scare the volt from the fold
And our soas shall be your onncers
To ere mat you do ss youre told
We wtn build ArmsdAs OF triple steel
And cram the seventy reas
A fnll Of craft mat launch live bolta
A. q forest IL packed VITA trees
And our sons shall walk the auastsrdeoA.
WHITE you snail Obey-on your knees
For ths class that rules ,acss the cabin % place.
You bring up thetr dTinks on . tray
And ehsnk your God for ire frtidal chisfa
That lead the tribes In the Tray.
yhil~ We m the cost Of the training hi9h
80 fhat oply the nobs can nay
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copy of the hand duly Attssted by
the signatures of the four players. ar
rived AZ the once Of THF SUN last week
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

sraI1nsE 20 aerads Ihs tsIowtag dispute: clsius.
bass g e lropss 20 uae the ae1seaee -o1e o. tee
ssosss1ry o. esssaii.l % ee.erVs orators IN srsT
. sIsiSs hat me wsSd regulates In toe sen.
.eses e sa,.epplle4- as tss .e.9 saa oaly be sp-
isia sSi or @sssod Is isaispsssssss. uhils % sss
nsfhoa A. JAcoss.
TIE Sn uoasey upsa wAlsa no aaesibSa 10
Inscribed reveals ne net mat 10 mast have been
ne ,opao % wRrm aebae IN . suaaeortuu. Tor
It comes non . ruFktsh ham. Dseats fellows
nausrnliy uU0a me hot cir % saeA IN estsbiish
neat Il IL sarpr~ang mat so@s saisTp1sang
haInsaat has cot tnoaghs 10 put IN . referea0e
library TOR tee settis1eat Of sucn hieh debates
wntle the sseAn h san 90 10 THIS case tee uss
% tAs word eepsRas upen NE iss8s u TACT TIA
Is disposal 20 nsln,Nla the belief nat 20 msa
By any pssaeihU cAa Sees@e as osae"r ss'f'
tsashs Als eaploymsnt % requisite IL pSopsf
Q uhsa dfspusss not mueh the word ~ ne fsst
waich the w0ra 10 ds~ignea 20 esSvsy. % ~ a.
lssus Of fact moi sf rhseone
KlnaIy IalsFpret Greet asd netle fellows
asSSs i.S,s. AZ H ssesss cr.s, "s .hs.
bird ssaealss % s,., 100 and; saa nsslss ~ M W
Thess laasnia pertain 20 the baroaeey Of
sulilvaa Of Thomas Often. created May -. 400.
tse ute nov held BY tire Rev. Nr Frederick SalIl-
van Tae family rtses 10 Phtnp o sullivan u7ss1
Of Dromsragh County Cork Of an ancisat Mile
ssa Tscs The Greet IL described 40 on dUeai
coroOei %. q robin, In chs eesk spris o. laurel
proper The motto 10 ITfsh end 10 'rsnslsaed
saey-
U e. 40: .ss tss.s, mere H'. ''S
Isorisy OF DR.. Samuel Joassoa- Ths Oxford
dictionary Glasses 80 . common but errone0us-
usage the omission Of me negative. TIE anshor
% the -vevbAiist- dips ne erros into hie seOru.
Bat ne good En8iisA 10 almost too Eosd. % IL me
favored dletion Of IastruetSss % youth. Tor
hat OF other HaAssn mlads watch would rashsr
be happy than pArss lean 20 tns idiom -noFs
han you can help whsa ssber ssass ana rules
Of Grammar clssh wtth shs adtosn 81 our speseh
ne warIness sympathy goes wtth the merry ouG
sw.
-yiEee = : irsvSt- Can y9a tel BE- what 1 tTIvet
sd ssy Sc ss sn s1.Ssss ssS . :. 1sSS
ZEE bas hsw asSaS fhe hsvstf c.a.C
me srsves 10 . install nag VITA three Isss and
whsn % stands ~ ON % Stands Ftght In Ne days
Of spsn hearth c@oAsrY ~ trives was nece1aaSy
lmplenena sf every kstrhou. IL DurposS vas
70 Rose Sbs pot shove The smbers 80 ths, the
blaze wight hsvs free D'a,
wriss N ask WAT + haonsrAY lnaast IN Vanity
ysiT- ~ lns szDEsssaea -seA . Ssas uneola
= =. saSs 81 sI SsaA9ssr wsss sssouS \, =
ssssi We're Asy s"y'A'ns Nh" ~ P's.sSs day
uznlisssy. Bat ne tsEophaaiss was . poVulag
ssyls wnen sEcheSy had hsen revived 90 an EnG-
10 nummsr sDogt. Curiosity wtli hs naeimaed
~ suxnAna - ne plssaFSs 81 mir DtasAs n Johu
Lssch's -Pieeurss Of LIE ana cbsFsstsF.-
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RAssuR 0msnA
Z have sssa . slgn
Divine
In ne moul9-i
Illus blooms % Sp.sss ssaai
have GilmpssS S9lsa
Divlme-
laaa . due
Weaknesses % ElAsssE stusi
: have heard . sign
O1vtns
u the breosa
futlng Raster hArmoaloaa
I have haFhsA e s,gn
OlviRo--
Ilrooh end bird
ChoTusinG no Easter worai
! have kRowu . Sign
Davtns
IN ne heart
Hssser-snd hfs's heller part
cLKNToa 8coaA.AAD.
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TIE &mHh1tAh-
Love moves In . mystsrtous WaV
Hia wonaers 70 perform.
Absst his steps deiusseas play
and marvels round him swarm
Fsa 80 the crafty wizard shifts
The carda this way and that
az unsuapectea Fsbbles uf1a
out % tai aiIk hat:
70 Love don closhs With sAving Eru.s
Zach bandy legged fFsas.
Tons dUwn ne asTToEv 81 he faes
Ana amsoth he nsottled shea8
90. pTovtdanoe was woa1ross hana
Tssls Sssg he1asly ehavs.
whsn ss armed Love ana made nm Band
To fsriai Hnlshaps.
30 thst algnougA youy passage thrSagb
Ths gDrid NAY ralas . grin.
There's sure 20 ~ one w1usMm wn0
70 alwuys taken IN.
D.h VABRBnua.
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AZ yhsa unas. q wltn9g espsns dl9essaI
ss.: q !. ' :s:s:1 49, S e: e. 500
Tia ainsrsncus lsns anasaaas me arr 90 print.
tag. u h nsa 70 As SaDpessa thas saelsnt ssssee1
10 writing pspass q bua esmporesy valns would
lah@g - lullsw ~ sane alphabet nat I'M carved
smplsyed upoa ths msaumentn % seooe destined
for an tine Az tsr eaeh - records hANS bees
pgsssrvsa tAsrO uas n sxasssars eursavs ssyis
of writing. Instances have baen presarvea
ssuaaAatiy In Po@psn q rasAsm rsmasks ~
tbs oralnaRy efnsen anFlnonna tAio snaamsntu
apsa TIE WaRs Ths alDhAbse % tho ma1umeaaa
was csmRaaly ths moAsl asr tAs writers Of formal
literature. pEsssszasaaA psnEAsA VITO looked tor
ward - Ne nornsy prsssrsae,sa % ne wears
upsa wAicA lhsy uNsEe eRNAaea. BS1siaasa naen
aesd TIM eufslrs script a1r mogO readlly End coHre-
spanaingiy maFS rApiAly written. ma mona-
msatal and manusrTips hanA haa asrs@e - ne
pareht % shs pgtnte& lstasr: ~ eursfvs hand u
Ihs Ansas1aE of panmAnahlp. Rvaa - moAeTn
ssbosls bas tsU years ago n aneisnL u h REQ
ognilable IN ne shres great munimsaas 90 Hnalish
srript tn nook of Kslla and tAs gospas % L4ndis
tnrns aad Canterbury. sna may - traced bask
10 tbe uncal Syts whieh arsa eppsaFnt % tho sourth
csauFy. Ths subject h thsrwagaiy disc1assa
IN ThsmpssMS -HaaAsook Of Greek and Latin
PAlpogEaphg.- and numerous iilnssratsns msks
10 psasin1e 10 fslow ina history ef peaDanshiu
hr01gh len rhlef saytes eSea % the classical
ported.
whsrs may aaa eaIia4 q whlch NE refrain
HnIR nAnMNA
u Gas wrstlsa ~ AIaa Cuaainghan. stone.
nAssn ana p0st. and b 70 - found IN ths -Sret-
nsA hlnsarsl- 10 nee TOO long % quote here:
Fun whiss the Bourbon my elsws.
san fairw naughty Easisndis rose:
Nor shall unsang ths sgmsei smile.
Green lrslana. 81 NJ lovely isis.
10 SHETLAND grows wernEs aewsr.
rpo rough - bleom 10 laAy's bower:
But Wnea his crest The warrior Tears.
Ana spasu his csesssr O the spears.
o thsrs @ hlessems-shsrs 70 baews-
TIE Tnistie'a grown sbooa he Ross.
nxisAs Me . sssaafast star 70 smiies
Absss ths Satus's Suralng hles.
TIE mlrkesa eeoud. the daFksst night.
snail Rs'sr mshs aim that Osaataeas sishs
Ana tns best blood that warns my vein
aAan aew ere n ahAi carh o stsia.
Per has 70 sAsas On aslAs % tame
Prum msashiass Bruce 70 aaunel~ss 0Fassne.
PrO1 suartsy spsss - &ssss's saSwa
Tbs Trustees EToun sbooa the Ross.
what oeaaasr'd aye ana aSSly spared.
And arm enanrsd AMI grassay dared
What re&Ssas4 zSyVfs Surniag sssd-
Whma vanQuiaha On caTunaas strand
! what pAps On grsen MAZDA blew s6rn
what dyed IN blood narosaA hin'
BaAs Fraaes's nfebaood aeariy rue
pask Sulgntn ED dread watsTs0s'
1 nat splrit which No uensr knows
TIE Tnlssle's grsun sbsea ire Rsss.
! Veu. ana let nen msss ne gnAss
i Feg hls fed crave WE danss ~ less-
/ Men blyther &c tAs nssdws beard.
Men brewer Win ths SPAR and sword.
Men hlgher tanned sag truth. mere ssEoag
10 virsus. ssvsrsign senss ana seaG.
Or malds mere fAis. OF wives more true
Than Scsaand's seer trsa dewn the dsw:
Uanfneeang fstenas-1aceneusred fess-
rAs Tnistie's Erewn sboea ne Rose.
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Fr9aa NJ W1aefn4fon Sfaf.
On life IL but . Kame. shey Say.
Whtrh men must ever watch sin care.
In readiness n take or pay.
nat always strictly on me square.
And though YOU have . feeble hand.
~ courage and determined Gkill
Re your the fAeeA may yet command
Hasults IN satisfy your will.
-Tis he who waits for tDrtune's turn
In dreamy ldleness cnmplste
VINO IL ~ last compelled 20 tearn
The bitterness Of true defeat
stay IN tho game And fare ne cost
And play tho hand. thotSWh u BE- nmah.
Tie heetar 20 nave bluffed and Lost
Than never 20 have blufed 81 nh.
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In the pain unss % ne Nersh Ansricas InaiAss
wat eohsrs are ussd y denote ne pslRte ef The
eSnpA. OF pransspsl dsFssaeas, G. T. c.
There does sos seem 10 have 0sss any narked
degree % uniformity II paeh usage % pletogfsphie
symbolism. hany Ktbes Aad saeh system.
ABoag those waien eia have ne symbolism eseh
tribe used the particular celors Of its chOlcs Win
- regard Tor tho casaoM 90 others. In sSne
eassa diGersnt 6snds Of tbs sane tFtbs Ussd tht
sams osisrS ShsiS kinsmeN. bas % diaersat
applleauep. 90 oil hs soen 81 ne eass % the
chfDpswA and me NavnhO 1n the hollswtn9 tabis.
ne tribes whose color sy1oolism has ben o.
served are the following
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

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a % right