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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
HARLAN d. SSENTS


ators and representatives to-day frank
ly expressed their disappointment MS
TO the rule OF reason" feature OF the
decision.
il was reported tonight that several
Democrats are ready to offer amend
ments to nuuify the courts interpre-
tatiOn OF the law. but the matter I'M
questionably will be carefully consld-
cred before any action is taken.
Justice Harlan's opinion dissenting
in part follows:
Justice Harlan said:
Il feel constrained by sense of
duty 10 state some objections which
l have TO the opinion Of the court,
which ] have heretofore examined in
t, pewriting
Il shall not say anything about the
decree except to say that upon hear
ing the arguments on this act some
years ago and since my examination
OF this case. ] came TO the conclusion
that the decree OF the circuit court
was substantially right in all par
ticulars.
As TO all the chief justice has said
about the Illegal combination OF this
oil company and its coming within
N'-N '+-AfaTAA tilA tANNH 4 AWAAAtAllg tNutAEs
Sees Danger.
There are. however, some things
In this opinion and that are 10 result
from this opinion. which think may
very well alarm thoughtful men. and
] am unwilling TO let them pass with
any idea that ! approve them.
'Tlo antitrust act OF 1898 wna
passed at a time when this country
I'd 70 HH 10
out 81 an enormous aggregation OF
capital in a,few hands aud arising out
Of combinations which had their
hands upon the throat OF the country
in respect even 20 the necessities or
life. and congress had before IL the
great question as to how these evils
were 20 be rcmedied. 10 FAR az con
Ercss had the power 20 remedy them
dor
They finally. after great debate.
by able statesmen. passed the anti
trust act OF 1890. Let mo call your
attention TO few 81 the words Of
that act u provides iu section 7:
That every contract. combination
In form of trust or otherwise. OF con
sp.racy not Zoo rcstrsint N trade. %
the learned chief Justice said in one
part ~ hia remarks. but-'in restraint
OF trade among the several states and
with foreign nations. ls hereby de-
olarcd to hc Illegal
Control % Trade.
"Conrrefa has nothing f0 90 with
domestic trade in the states. but ag
to infcrsinto trade BE- has great deal
FOB do. and therefore o. fcl upon This
policy
Doc men who were in the con
grIaF ~ the United States at that
Time know what the common law was
about The restraint OF trade Thoy
knew what rcrfra-rts OF trade at com
mon law were lawful. and what were
unlaulu But congress said
lno surcaf way % protect inter
state commerce ia not fo start uuou
amy distinctions at ail ag fo the kinds
OF trade huf every contract Boo
restrain ~ trade among the states is
hereby declared to be- ll'cgal Then
ln The second section. Every person
uho shall ulou0uoliro or attempt fo
munouuIIcr 60 combina or c0nauirc
with any other person or porsTns -
monouolzo vonoroliz what7
'ful part ~ interstate trade or
commerce shall be liable 90 tho penal
tisa iroacribr1 bf this act
What becomes then of tho state.
mont that this act did not condemn
J TonoDolv in itse'f7 Do not these
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

TORONTO. ont Nay fs william
Jennings Bryan. Eero on a lecture
tour. said to-day regarding the stand
arr OF decision.
This decision is likely 90 mako tho
trust question more Of an issue than
o. has been IN recent years While on
Tho face a. % tho decision seems n
victory for the government. 90 virtu-
any amends tho antitrust Jaw by con
STRUNG % 90 prohibit. not al restraint
% trade. bat only such roF,ntnt o.
the courts. ARR each lengthy UIRa-
ton. may decide to be- u1reo s0nabic. a."
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90 $50 In ualmarn
lu NrmtN -aNruun 50
nf-@n 49, 49, nsann
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
POULTRY


smGLE CONF Rhode Island Red and
Buff Leshorn eggs. 800 for IS. 500
per hundred. J. =. Bender. r. +. ID. 40.
2. Nat. 23U9-G. my-1O-je-lO
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FOR RENT

ron rHEET-4-room flat, with bath
first floor; also J. 4 and Groom flats
nicely furnished. fitted up for llght
housekeeping: rent reasonable Apply
~ y. 'front.' o-22-u
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FOR SALE.

WANTED-QULCK, ID KNIGHTS OF
PYTHIAS Swords, as USED BH
THE UNIFORM RANK. GIVE PRICE
IN FIRST LETTER TO SIZE KNIGHT.
CARE IRTELLIGENCEE- my-l6-h
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-03
IN THE WIDE WORLD.

.rb.ce are in the United States $500
people over 100 years Old -'oo o'
vhom are women A.,
Tho orange tree that first PRODUCED
4na roycl orange is still growing ana
haarinr fruit at Riverside. Cal IL Is
,,ial,lv prized and is protected pF Il
nigh iron fence. .,.. as.i-
with a population NariousiN esti-
,,,otsd ST 100000 to lo,@o,ooo ailiiapi-
, ,an.s embracing n territory IN area
',,nroximating that of the state o.
.r'.sas of which perhaps s. per cent
= ,ilIable. Morocco has less than ~
,>.,. e.nf. of it's soil now under even
~. r,ilest cultivation.
post mortem examination Of an emu
-, australian ostrich, in the oyah1S
yaolocical collection, disclosed ioui
nannies Six naif -ponnies, nine nahs
eve marbles. an umbrella ferr'ie, 81, Q
, - ,sn,et. 4 a clock wheel. tWo collar
s,,,ae three buttons. tNehtA~i'4i
n;eees Of class snol efoskery ano q
,a,.nc pin two inches in lengths Twas
his last that proved fatal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-03
Why Prohibition is Best.

Mt Desert. Me. August 20. 19ii
To the Editor of the American;
Every lvell-infotnsd man knows
that the real issue Oh which Maine
voters will soon vote is whether the
state shall continue under prohibi-
ton or change To some kind of license
law. And the important question is:
Which is better
Il is not denied that there is some
truth in the charges made against
prohibitior-for instance. that it
doesn't prohibit: nobody ever
claimed that Il did. but it has reduced
liquor selling To Il minifnum. and has
made any selling disreputable: again,
the law has not always ana every :
where been strictly enforced, bat that
is not the fault of the law. and is no
fair charge against it, But admit
ting al that. and claiming nothing for
il but what is evident To everyou"
Who knows the truth about the mat
Ter. still prohibition is best. 1t is
best:
i. Because under prohibition, liquor
sellinc, has ceased in all the small
towns OF our State.
.. because under prohibition, tenn
perance sentiment aud practice ftaV'
developed to such au extent that tht
neonle of our State drink less 'hai
one tenth as much liquor as Is dste
nv the same number of persons I'D
state under license law. And that tl'
result of this temperance seh'lhhe''
and practice is helpful to every
worthy interest whether material
,,,oral spiritual. social or fraternai
?. because under prohibition IN
neo,,lc of Maine have as elean poii''''
ana MS good government as the peopl'
~ any other state; as good as ever
the best, and very inhch De,,'r ti'
the people Of MANY other states I'D ' :
believe that these three reason
are founded on truth. aud are Iul'-
nroyed b. observation anu sta'is'lsS
and that they are an unans"erapi
argument in favor of continuing pr"
hibtion.
VERY many more reasons eoula y
given. but these are indispu'ao'e' a..
should be kept continually III Wv
And they are all-sufheient r1a'o11
why it is best to vote No
Grindle in the Ellsworth American
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR
IN y Press.)

woman expects romance out "a
love and gets housekeeping -.
man might much better lo'e mo
,atcbkev than forget his excuse
rbe troable with family pich!cS i"
,bev last so much longer than funer-
ais. 90 o,ad
"a hoye u man try to teach hef '"o
alphabet. III wife
NOW n sinking fund works Tor puoii'
bonds it might as well be a iyihs ma
chine. ,aor
A fat purse is good thing TO isar'
on. tn
Some people are too good to be III
| teresting. ~,
The man who knows he's IN the
right need not argue.
! Every man can be wrong, po' i"'
every man may be President.
once seeking seems to be chrome
disease with some men.
No man can hope to be happiaA siai
ried unless he is good listener.
1 Whining children and women arr
had enough, but deliver rs from NEfli''
ling MEN.
What makes a sirl SO pretty Is sac
! can think So anyhow
Farming supports the "efid pl'
ter tl'an il does the FARMER
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Editorial Comment
Carrying the "Deadbcsts."

| Nbdii6bi -NtNS.t
Retail provision dealers have sup-
igested an addition to the formidable
list cf factors contributing to the high
cost of living. The deadbcat, they point
out, has to be carried by the customers
who honestly pay their bills. and tho
; deadbcat tribe is apparently numerous.
The cost OF living is necessarily high
if We have to pay the cost of other
peoples living as wen as that OF our
own
STILL the question arises why credit
is 50 freely extended and bills are per-
united To run on ana accumulate. The
answer is: Too much competition i'm
retail trade. Dcadbeats thrive ON the
wastes OF competition and poor organ
ilation. Ordering 10y telephone, wagon
deliveries at all times. careless buying.
lack Of system and reasonable fore
sight ON the part of housewives and
dealers such things as these invite
abuse of credit.
1t is idle aud unfair To condemn the
retailers, They have to live" But
the present arrangements are crude
and wasteful. Better organization
would certainly tend to lower prices
and eliminate the deadbeats.
If every retail customer paid his bills
promptly. and in full. it is estimated
that the cost of living in the New
England states could be reduced from
l. to 20 per cent, or ~ much rs II
now costs to maintain the needless
"Middleman."
Toe many are living upon the "ulti-
mate consumer"
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Editor S | able
Memoirs and Services Of Three 81
erations,

crations,
,r II
There comes To- the desk
written book entitled Memoirs hat
Services of Three Generations b>, ~.
able journalist. Gen. Jonathan /
ley If lsuckland. the
TO often we forget the doings M,
famous mcn of our state, but ssrest
small volume we ina g most Eane by
ing reminder Of great deeds
men we are proud Of. Ioseph
Tg" volume begins With Gen If ia,
CIllcS who sounded th,. keyne..,d his
Rp4.rlutinn whcn= il" =tncoht 4.t,rv= bv
men 10 win an important this gun
shouting. i now c"Hs9't" liberty"
t. tns cause of Amefltu w of Mon
His own account Of the pa grandson.
iropth follows. Then hls "a note,.
Ias.ph Cincy, comes IN W senator at
soldier and tnlted a,i.,lavery agi-
tho lime of tia. first anu more than
taiior. where b" periofps
~ mans part. ~ book Is dc
\ larg. portion OF jonathan ell
voted ~ an account ~ of col on
low thr youngest ot.%',nt NM, mi
l.v. hr was 4 most bi'' in AZ, a,,;t.
had a renld h'i'' - II congress
,.',,il.. only Young M hrn,,., ,,''' Nv
=, IN. C;raxcsGtlie} :, ~, Ii,
i'i,, ~, fearless speak "r ~ =, w 100
of Representatives
liz, is given here. I'D,
N5 t.p,.. next in line = capt. 'iIe''"'ea,
,,,ir,.,. ~ naval fapfe' ana itat III
,.lrsSps the most interesting to US
l nov, p p cillrv.s correction With the
l, 3"m VIZ He bclonsed to the First
,ifil N cavairy receiving promotion
'f,ar promotion In his regiment
' ~ ,,,Ilcy was the first man who en-
's''' the first wounded and nearly
. a.' ,as, mustered out" He has kept
~ ,,',a ,,ith his ancestors and has add
= = 49,. 49, the fame of his name in way
nor Maine IS proud of
t,,.orvora who reads this book viii
"a .,1easnre in its concise. vivid pic
,,n;,r of these three generations from
,n,n@ the sons of Siaine, and will
al VOL repaid for the short time
,ant in its pages Maine State Book
inding Co, Augusta. Maine.
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Editor S Letter Box
An Old Coin.

Editor kennebec Journal:
have an old coin dated back IL
1881 Of the silver hall dollar also a
cent ,ce pper) of the date 16it. which
wfsh YOU would mention in your col
mnns. Ny friend has Il SILVER three
ceiH piece pf the datr 1853.
MRS. r. =. BUNKER
Franklin, Me, Oct. :. lai1.
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VI alne Gossip
The ChiIdren,s SONG.

Father in Heaven, who lowest all,
Oh, help Thy children when they call.
That they may build from age TO age
An undeiil d heritage.
Teach us 10 rule ours lives Away,
Controlled and ceanly night and day;
That we may bring, II need arise,
No manned or worthless sacr!hee
Teach us to look in all ON ends,
On thee for judge, and not our friends:
That We with I nee may walk uncoWcd
BY fear oil favor Of the crowd
Teach us tie strength that can not seek
by deed or thought to hurt the weak,
That under Thee. we may possess
Mans strength 10 comfor~ man distress.
Teach US delight in simple things,
And mirth that has no bitter springs
Forgiveness free Of evil done,
And love to all men sneath the sun
-Rudyard kipllng.
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Duty of pepartment Of Justisk

-, is
- - -. ,ras,,,ent N is
'''V q''9''V' Ia t,sa,shins ansgnna.
sel"'''''ns o'' =, : sls ham. ..nmon-
i'is W NJ ,,iaa,
Ssi'se '.''"9 In. i,,.r
''i'''''s - - ,,,...5.,. -,
e9'ee'' ,..,,, ,a.;,r ~,
g 'u'''' > - =,
eo'e' "''iei' " -. .,
eo''''' 3,,..u c..
'o"i''9 ''e
W '"' "''o'''N -.
'se7 W. u -. -,
~ POI ''''e''s ~,
ness i''''''e'''
ueii' Az -
N''a,e'5', ,aaa ms, the activity Of
,no nansr,ment = Justice in the in
'A -. - 80 - ,r,.ac,,ions and bills If
$50 nndsr tSs Antitrust law. on
tho ,round than it is hurting business.
~ Is thA4s t,t1rn duty of the En-
ccu,iv. 10 enforce the law. and as long
,s sneb ordinations exist and are
knovn "a Eist to the law officers of
tha c;ovexment in any way. they
wo,,,d ba &el,ua in their duty If they
did not prosecute them. They are
under nv orders 10 treat the prose-
e,,,io, 81 trusts like the bringing of
any aber suits which are within the
scone and duty of the Department of
rustice and | must decline to admit
tbat there is any discretion which
would enable the Attorney Generl
and his assistants to stay the hand Of
The Government in respect of such
yiolatjons of law. | do not think it
s-,*ssssanr continued. because I be-
!. -. business community it
san. MIXING in the effect of
~ Supreme couxq
- n rcysf,,ian
~ a.,tt,ae e business
nor COWARD this step.
-, -, so,.oras. criticism.
.a :, h.sinass
:. % aiFcnl,
.;,, ,,o,, because
.a ~. hat. nositIon
~ - a. s6rhtest
90, ,,,,+ +here ought
lin, ,seal the
..,,ia a,5 limited
a....,.a ana.toa which
NJ. ,.t,.o.n those
.......,..l 40 and
a., IVA, are
49,, arc uncan.
-. =. .,,oh l,a 10 tassible
.,,. ca,r, has EXPRESSLY
.-.- -. rondi-
- ..a..,,at,a g os,.lass and
-. aa,,... .hot tb.ir views in
- .a,.l ,,,,at J., raaicauv changed
-. fap anon deaf
- co., ,rgu,nents based upon
- a..4t,a. oe foreign governments
.aot aroat .,,t.rnrisey in which 1t is
,.oa Qua that they haze encour-
.,,d fanatea and protected combiua-
aged, lohuleu anu pi9lt -"
tons OF TINS character nd' : = -
.r,a, is .a,dcnev among some for
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Lesson of Latest Disaster.

We presume that the orthodox edi-
tor win do his whole duty by his read
ers in pointing the lesson of the lat
est disaster or course there is a
lesson to be drawn, Always there is
a lesson
There was a lesson in the Johnstown,
Pa. flood horror of 1889. 1t ought
TO have lasted a quarter of a century,
but ii didn't.
We presume people VIII go on
building their homes on the sand Of
falliblc human judgment. Engineers
will tell us THAT their structures are
beyond the power of the elements and
we will continue to believe.
When a bird, i'll spring dronth,
builds its meet in the water spout ( III
pity the little thing without inteY2l3'
We easily forsee tragedy in ,heItYS"
family when the rains deseendV IA
the Hoods pour. But how longi IN
human beings. endowed with l.
ing capacity, rSaee their lives ,Ahe
forfeit in a gafhhle against tJdg laws
OF the infinite? ISL.
In how many places in tJbfeountry
have the people constrY1IS their
works in opposition to thf s great plan
Of things. and then build4g}heir nests
in..,he gutter-pipe below, nroof of
their confidence of man4 liability to
set aside The almighty .aay
In countless cases nave been re-
ininded If our puny ,er and silly
.lesaon' oi San i ,ejeeo and ask
city in case Of s..rth-shiver of real
Man If 'fa1 bd By his own works
because ne ra5ss the lunctiors of II
ii1IS d The winds ana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-03

The tow q Eden is the richest
town in Mine. and next in wealth u
aid. 10 pthe town of Cape Elizabeth,
the leadg attraction of which Is
Mounts View Park. Ten years ago.
this pa was a COW pasture. anu
ho-iueshad an exclusive monopoiy
of tneiew which now attracts NIL
uonaf, who pay well for the same
privile An enterprising reai estate
inanw and gtasped the opportuhits
of sieving the transformation ana
his; st effort resulted in the erection
, Of al scrvatory on the summit ol
( thiill. This. outlined at night with
; Uric lights. was conspicuous to IN
n eng mariners and occupants 81
! ,sure craft in the hay. Then fol-
s I'D tive building Of houses. the lay
a cut OF the park. and the influx o.
sidents and visitors.
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OF interest to many Maine people Is
the announcement! that on Tuesday,
October 3, is the unvciling of the
Roger Conant Monument al Salem,
a subscription memorial OF the great
pioneer. At least zen thousand pec-.
bic are expected TO be in attendance
at this event which begins at IL
o'clock. with addresses by the mayor
nf Salem. and by Charles NJ, condnt,
while the unwilling VIII be by Samuel
NJ couant. In the afternoon begin
niu., at o'clock. many family as
sociatinns including the Alden kin
drod Bradstreet Association. Chase
Dpalpy Conant, fairlanks, Randall
Manning smith ard other we'll organ
I'd family associations, win meet in
Tord nan and the subsidiary halls In
The Ford building, Boston. At q
o,eloqlt IN Ford hall, there viii be
han.,et al which it IS expected that
a, least eye HUNDRED prominent repre-
,.'.,,ta,t,.eu Of thenlany family associa-
I'm. ,.,l, sit down Those who at
to,d ,bie Colonial Reunion should ex-
mo-, 70 he mad To feel at home" II
il aavisablc 10 secure banquet tickets
a, once from fither the secretaries OF
zinc FAMILY ssociations or direct oil
M Geo. smith, Secretary OF
colonial Fables. Beacon street
Boston.
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\ Maine woman, while visiting her
,on, not long ago. found that seven
choice birds had escaped from their
"a &c and We're dying All over t.F
farm. some 81 them We're in the wcotss
ard given UP for lost. The sons "ife
Mas equal &c the emergency. sac
hnng a cage. in which MAS aaother
bird under tie piazza and IN Is hours
!. had called every bird back 10 lis
where they We're easily secured.
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CANON AUGUSTA. NO. 9 N.
Regular meeting every third Tueey al
8 O'CLOCK. c,...,ou ~,
L. c. Hughes. Clerl
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AUGUSTA LODGE DlaPoR1

BETHLEHEM t.ODGE'o. a.
a. NJ. Stated commuHK i.,,;ng t,rsh-
NJ. Monday, oct. .. AZ you, ,,and
ren are cordially invitefY, IA a
CH&S. u. MTE, sec. l.
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nftle, to maxi was Tor that AeFsipngpsd
advocate Of political a}uuisu. tFt.nA e
Mace Of tir.5t PauG. lion. Josspa =.
Williamson of AURtSta. @ho iooti"d up
- IN ~ 4iinip IL .siq and who mas
,Faaa a busine - f1r ge8rs q: fs'fol niints
ltenublieans 80 f3lst they my y pfs'o.
against offic holding. neS ben pr E.tte3i
rpon 10 becom" the successor OF t.u
Etners Hranp Is county attorney OF IN
KennSbec Hon. Fred +. Misgin 81 l2 3'.
COUNT who MIS- one Of To pl9St 800
az thc priIic spii led patriots Who sotght
only fer the welfare Of III. SAt ~
has been prevailed ,upot tosactepi q pon's
ton at some 80 $50. !. AR .
ilfun. John f. Aslrtli az iortisIFi' ~
as STATE Senator ffpnI tumheElapa va
strong nEains; the Republican tsndsicy
a. accent pubHc ofiice. NOW SITS OF ~"
wool sack OF Tortlandss Iiunielptl .csui'
seemingly content IN oibct. f.ee ilt ~
C;oss az Auburn. vino Mas Anor9scesets
ceunts,s most diiigeIi pIossiH w. a i,t
VINO was hs rdIy ah,c to contain hihis..i
over The impurities OF the Republican Rapis
Of holding office has teeune u hi't'"pt * *
thr Statr Euald Of Heaith, ,aS - G'Aen
mr. diem and xpeuses. whilc S.,,teofr
| l,.ruptt the official prophet Of IN l'litsfe''
| capnotgu who spoke burning Noa0S sfoAl
public platforms IN behalf 81 the pAi iilfa-
| lion Of tn, stat from the greed ap9 ~
| rice Of the Republican, reign; mas !p.' .'
| thn noble army of ofticc holding behe-
| eit.ries n, So much per dotu AID eS-
We We have no retainer. for Nr f.lnell OF
Cumberland county, w $50 IL ,,,,9 80.
" and Teeog'i, 70, M T., Mama who ever had
nfs' anu iii e. 90 before tine people
~" platform torn Of sheriff made law, and when
the le ,lia, ~, n nrafSf against that plat
f FORM Mr. fsbns sss or of ths firs' 70
To Vig9.o.sii law ), r,sst.,sc Ia the pas
p. o. " that ac, NJ are touched. tliers-
"A - -, ,l,e 1nprltungs of h,S position a5
= ,of'; - lie r'3I ,styt5 ofie. With elHpty
ltpa Sits selling i'm summer eottayr lots on die
RI 9.lis ,'i,',e. w.. 1Vu,fl1 Ia - the circle
OF "i, ,1',tt.,s.ats acainst Republican
-. ron ntstad- - fi,;,' from uifct 10
per dldy COZ Pr ;i,, ,,,t- thc cheering
~ II, ~ ~ Down Ssith the office hoidins;
,tr 9yts. "s ~, rthei. Teller Nftrr Mr..
49, perlyI,oi s,,,',i,iv provided We viii Sc
'dt no = - srtfs III. Hon. Micha ! 7.
nSt - 'Tt lr,tao al should not Dc IN
oil ciIds02. :, he,, ,h.sc rents harc becn
n:FnaAu ,.a,,s ~ If the DerEocracy OF
Maine " sert /. l ~ seren"ly
sho arc . ptonaa ,yI,.,l.. nachine-s"w"d and
he N"ffahted' - eviston journal.
al. -
I'D FROM Dawn of Peace
lily The spirit .r ,,,,on the deer
sir Is moving 1T moved upon OF mf men,
on The nations fGuen W ~ sieen
ion \ change HI ~ - ,bciY dreams
IN
ate Voices. confused4 - ,rtsc
ate Troubling theirKl ,stl fra,n cast /,
her A doubtful light isf -, H.
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