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The Washington herald., 1913-12-14
knights Of Pythias.
Calendar.
LODGES.

DECEmUtr
Anaran:h. No .. and Century. No. % nominations
and elections.
December isLwehster. No 7: Excelsior. No. Il;
Capital. No. "a and Myrtle. No. 3. nominations.
December r-Mount Vernon. No. 5; and Union.
December is-Ffanklin, No. 2, election Of officers.
December is-syraeusiEns. No. 10. nominations.
PYTHIAN SISTERS
December iT-Ffiendship Temple. No. .. degree
work
December ls-RathbOne Temple. No. g. degrees
work.
Washington Company, No. ], Elects
Washington Company. No. l, Military
Department. held its regular monthly
assembly last Wednesday evening. when
the officers for the coming year were
elected as follows: Captain, Fred NJ
Pelzman. (re-elected); first lieutenant,
@. III. Whiting, Cre-elected); second lieu
tenant, II. c. Glading; recorder, Perry P.
Patrick, (re-elected); treasurer. Roger A.
Reeves, (re-electe0; chaplain, George
Ryall; trustee for three years, George
RyaIl.
The newly elected officers will be in
stalled and the company Inspected on the
second Wednesday in January, at which
time an entertainment and Dutch Sup
per" will be given to which J. T. Cold
well Company. No. Z, and the Grand
Lodge officers have been invited.
Fred M. PeIzman Heads AscaIon
Temple.
Ascalon Temple, No. 8, Dramatic Order
Knights of Khorassan, the local organi-
zation In the playground of Pythianism.
held a very enthusiastic meeting last
Monday evening. when the arrangements
for the monster ceremonial session to
be held during jubilee week were dis
cussed in all of its phases.
Reports from the temples all over the
country denote an attendance of upwards
OF 500 "Dokeys" at the Golden Jubi-
lee.
The following were elected as officers
of the temple for the coming year: Royal
vizier Fred NJ. Pelzman; grand emir,
Fred Yates; shiek, s. A. Murdoch; ma
heidi. E. w. Meiss; secretary, NJ. H
konigsberg; treasurer. Albert Kahlert;
satrap. ]. S. Prescott; sahib, Stephen
Konicka; trustee, II. J. Gasson.
Royal Prince A. J. David, who has
served Ascalon Temple, No. 81, D. o.
X. X, for many years as its genial
secretary, has been compelled to de-
cline reelection, and II was with deep
regret that the members of the temple
acceded to his wishes and elected a
successor at the meeting on Monday
evening.
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TaIzoma Lodge to Hold Installation

TaI<Oma Lodge to Hold Installation.
The annual election of officers OF Ia
kcma Lodge, No. g, F. A. A. NJ, for the
ensuing year took place last Tuesday
evening, resulting as follows: Master,
Enos S. Harnden; senior warden. Ernest
Warren Porter; Junior warden, Malcolm
McCrone; senior deacon, Harry A Stacy;
Junior deacon, James n. England; sec
rotary, ]. B. Derrick (re-elected eleventh
term; treasurer, Past Master Wilmer
G. Plat (reelected thirteenth term);
senior steward. c. H. Spencer; Junior
steward, Frank E. Reppert; master OF
ceremonies, Herbert ID. Lawscna trus-
tee for a term of three years, David
Feldman Cre-elected); representative to
Masonic Board of Relief, Past Master
William Mehn (re-elected for term of two
years; representative to St Johns Mite
Association, Past Master o. ID. SUNNY
lre-electedD; representative to Masonic
and Eastern Star Home, Past Grand Mas
ter DR.. Francis ]. Wcodman (re-elected);
proxies to the Grand Lodge, for the mas
ter, James N. England; for senior war
den, c. H. Spencer; for Junior warden,
II. A. Stack.
The newly elected officers will be in
stalled Tuesday evening, December Is, at
7:S0 O'Clock. The installation exercises
will be conducted by Past Grand Master
Dr. Francis ]. Woodman, with Past Mas
ter William Z. Dyre, as master of cere-
monies.
Senior Warden Porter was appointed
chairman of a special committee to rep
resent the lodge in the proceedings in
the District Supreme Court to protest
against the locating of a public park at
the corner of Cedar and Carroll streets,
at the expense of the adjacent property
owners, the lodge being one of those pos
sibly being assessed for this purpose.
worshipful Master Howard S. Fisk was
delegated to confer with the District
and file a similar pro-
test.
The reports of the various standing
COMMITTEES were received, including the
report of the financial committee COM
posed of Past Masters II. S. knight, Will |
lam E. Dyre, and w. K. HILL 1t showed
the lodge to be in good financial condition
with the largest balance on hand in the /
history of the lodge. Among the past
masters present at the meeting were
Wilmer G. Plat, DR.. Francis J. Wood |
man Cpast grand MASTERY, DR.. H. NJ. Ben !
nett; William T. Andrews; George W. |
I,ewton, George L. Tarbell s. S. Symons, |
Harvey S. Knight, Charles F. Haden, |
David Grifiths. Thomas NJ F. Bowling, |
E. Dyre, and Joseph B. Simp- |
son.
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Military Department to Have Can.
dfdateE.

At the semi-monthly meeting OF the
golden jubilee committee, on Monday
evening. encouraging reports were re-
ceived from the several subcommittee
letter was received from Mai. Gen.
A. j. Stobbart, addressed to Mai. T. A.
Bynum. and Endorsed by him and re-
ferred to the general committee, as to
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Golden Rule Lodge To Rchearse
Work.

Golden Rule Lodge. No. q. held an
animated session Tuesday evening. and
in view of the number of candidates for
membership now in prospect, and the
amount Of degree work necessarily at
tending their admission. the lodge voted
to set aside next Tuesday evening for
the rehearsal Of the work, at the close of
which. II has been arranged by the en-
tertainment committee, to- serve re-
freshments in the blue room. All MEM
bers of the order are cordially invited to
be present.
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anton Washington Holds Inspec
tion and Election.

The annual cantonment Of Canton WASH
ington, No. P. NJ, Saturday evening,
December 6, was largely attended. The
election of officers for the year 1914 re-
suited as follows: william P. Humphrey;
captain; Fred A. Royse, lieutenant; Al
fred H. Noakes, ensign; Samuel E. Boyce,
clerk, and Frank A. Seiffert, accountant.
Last evening the canton was in
spected by Inspector General s. H. Fox
well and stan from Baltimore, Nd. There
was an unusually large attendance of
cheyaliers present. Following inspection.
the canton degree was conferred upon six
candidates, among them being Grand
Master E. ID. Thompson and Grand
Warden William J. Rich. after which a
banquet was served.
Columbia Lodge Confers Degree by
Request.
At the request of lodges in Virginia
and west Virginia, Columbia Lodge. No.
10. /. o. o. F., conferred the third degree
uuon Grin c. Sears and Icen e. Wilson.
Of those Jurisdictions. Thursday night.
The brothers expect to remain In this
city and become affiliated here. The
booster committee OF the lodge also held
a meeting Thursday night and organized
for effective work during the coming
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It was reported that tbe Domain of
Canada will bring one OF its noted on
Gals here during jubilee week. to be
a member OF the class ito be initiated
at that time. and IL D also learned
that several prominent members Of
Congress will also be members Of that
class.
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First Degree Is Feature of Eastern
Lodge Session.

Patriarch Kcek Receives Jewel.
On Wednesday evening Columbian En-
campment in addition TO holding its reSu-
lar semi-monthly session, and transacting
the business connected Herewith. re-
ceived a report on resolutions, and In the
name Of the encampment, Deputy Grand
Master Frank E. Rapp presented a past
grand representatives Jewel to d. w.
Keck, p. !. p, P. @. T., and p. G r.
The presentation was a complete surprise
to Patriarch Keck, and drew from him
very touching response. Following the
presentation, refreshments were served
in the blue room.
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Calenthe Lodge. No. IL. reports the
receipt Of several applications for the
Jubilee class. as does also Columbia
Lodge, No. IS.
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the advisabiIity of holding a class in
itiation Of the military department dur
ing jubilee week, the major general
presiding at such an event, and was
referred to a special committee, COM
posed Of Past Capt. r. T. Whiting,
Maj. T. A. Bynum, Capt -elect ]. A.
Emmons. and Knights Albert Kahlert
and NJ. T. Pines.
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CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR
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.ountain ctty Team Rehear.Ins.

One of the members of Myrtle Lodge.
who recently visited his home town of
Frederick, reports that Mountain City
rank team, of that place. is actively
at work preparing for the part which
II will take in the jubilee proceedings
In this city next February. and asserts
that the work of the team will be well
worth going many miles to witness.
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work.
Dros=bsr is-RsthbOne Temple. No. g. degree
work
The Irish standard., 1913-02-15

and incomes. Eighteen oi these wives
claimed that they had Vt Leon props
crly supported when, rs d matter of
fact. the probate officers III the court
found that their incomes were amply
sufficient. More and lore the UNI
pleasant fact OF wo1ars incompe-
Lence as I; wise spendcr oe the home
income is coming to the surface. par
ticularly through tho newly estab-
lished Courts OF Domestic Relations.
1T is high time that, coupled with our
wonder about the. bride .,ru:n's in
come. we were beginning to ask of the
young bride what she know, about the
wise spending OF that income. For
that is going to be the question of
the future and VIC are beaded straight
for il.
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They We're no doubt serious, for in
those days letter writing was too
costly and troublesome to he under
taken without real need. Dr. Sautter
has classified the letters and pub
lished selection OF those that con-
tain items Of general interest,
The "aviso' or dsra ten note found
in the bag is written III Italian,
though signed by the Spanish post
master at Milan. 1t is dated May 16,
1855, and consigns the r1al 10 the i'm
perial postmaster then resident in
Cologne. The letters themselves are
dated from various lows N Northern
Italy.
1t is impossible now To say how
these letters came to We deposited in
the roof of the Frankfurt postofflce
though there can be little doubt that
it Was the result OF some mail rob-
hcry---which was no uncon1 mon event
at that period. The peculiar fact re-
mains, however. that the thieves Sc
lccted postoffice for the conccalment
of their haul.
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World. Wide Sympathy.

The numerous messages from all
parts of the world received by MIR.
John Redmond and other members Of
the Irish Party. conveying congra tu-
latlons on the passage OF the Home
Rule bill through the HouSs of Com
mons. illustrate the ,in lnim.ty and the
universalty Of the sympath. With the
Irish national movement. These mes
sages came in SCORES from Great
Brita I'M and ireland, from Canada. the
United States. South America, New
Zealand. Australia. South Africa.
China. India and almost every state
ON the continent of Europe. and most
OF them were Of an important and
representative character, su. h AS tina,
from the House OF Representatives in
Washington.
These messages ant! the comments
Of the press throughout III. Empire
and in foreign countries cannot TAI
to impress the British people with
the wisdom OF the policy OF peace and
sood will which is embodied in the
Home Rule bill.
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Origin Of the Halo.

ST. Ansrlm's College Monthly fur
nishes this interesting note
IA halo is such q familiar attribute
to saint that, perhaps, few people
know or ever ask WHY the ralo came
into use. Its origin is quite simple.
In the eleventh century. Il period pro-
life in church and cathedral build
ings. it was customary to place images
Of saints under the caves outside the
sacred buildings. In course Of time
some ingenious soul nit upoE the idea
of protecting them by placing wooden
discs over tho top OF the :, to catch
and divert the rain drippinss
"Glotto, the famous Italian painter
who introduced the halo into his pic
lures in his country bred ignorance
thought that the wooden llate rep
resented something inscpara BILE from
the saint. and accordingly painted it
His artistic scnce, bowcver. revolteG
against its usliness, and he gradual!
idealized ii from a dark circle to the
luminous rim which now represent.
the badge. or rather symbol. of holi
ness"
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Letter Lost for 500 Years.

a very curious discovery which
throws some interesting stclghts on
the life Of sixteenth century Europe
was made some years ago, when the
contents OF tho old postoftlce at
Frankfort -"n- Main were transferred
to the new premises. $. Ns Chambers
Journal \ complete mail bag full of
letters and apparently officially sealed
was discovered hidden among the
ratters of the old postoff1c%. where it
had laid forgotten or over 500 years.
t The ba; was at frs: deposited in
tact among the state architcs. but 1t
has recently been handed over to the
| Imperial Postal Museum. where the
, curator DR.. Sautter, has ieen occu-
7. pied in examining the contents. DR..
: Sautter has published Tie results OF
his examination in the Imperial Post
| and Telegraph Archives.
| The mail comprised IS packages,
containing in all o72 letters. In some
! instances several different letters
We're inclosed in one package, either
! for the sake OF economy cr in the
! hope Of greater security.
| Most Of the letters were addressed
! to persons residing in Aix-la Cha :
pelle., Cologne and AntNc GRIP, besides 2
! number intended to rcac.. ef.cers and
soldiers OF the Spanish army. then
, operating in the Netherlands.
One can but vainly speculate upon
the disappointments. ,uarrels and
losses that may have resulted from
the miscarriage OF all these messages.
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How About the Bride?

When 4 man becomes engaged or is
married the first thing we think about
is whether he can support a wife.
Rarely do We wonder whether the
bride has ability TO slend the, mans
income wisely. Yet Investigations are
beginning TO show that more families
are poor because the wife is untrain-
ed to housekeeping and wasteful of
the income than, because the husband
does not earn enough. Of forty di-
vorce cases RECENTLY Investigated
where the wivcst applied fer divorce
on account OF the husbands desertion
it was found that in twenty-five cases
the husbands left their 1resides be-
cause the wives made a mess of homes
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LADIES' AUXILIARY
llENNEpIS COUNTY.

:
County PRESIDENT. Miss. Mary Boylan.
Division IS; i. n: M4lnnsa;po!!s.pre.:. NJ.
e.; Vice Pres. krs. Theresa Jordan. s:2i
M9nsfei!0M AK AK ISL, So ivs &c. Mrs
Mrs Rs sss s 25 si Ave- e SS
Ins. Secy.. Miss Mary 'iarvey: 1898 7ti
St. So: Irss3a a,. Mrs. Clara =. Tyan. 8 aol-
ellie $50 Andrus Bldg. Meetings are. bel.
in & g u w. hall ,Inl y So 5sh ST. ~
p. l.. Collins. 400 VINCENT. ave 81, Vic.
Pres, Mary. kauth, loo 10Th ave. ii. e..
Rec. Sec, Mary O.keefe, 4l$ 9Th ave:
ST. II. e.: Ins. Sec, Margaret Sullivan
75a. Washington st. n. e.: Treas, Mary
Hill. laos 18th st; $. e.; Med Exam, Dr.
ings are held on let and third Mondays
Of month in WorEmen's Hall, at p. M
Division No. 3. .M.c1sapolis-pres.. Mrs.
Heo Sss styan1 ISIS Az Emes Mo
i1$s sra xs st. N SSs Fin ssfy
AIdrHEss 1Sy ~ NJ; TTeas: MS Irene
are heid on first and third Tuesdacysn e 81
o mSnth Ay In ssodss hail. srd St. and Piyrn-
A1iss K Ks Mss1 1ssn ay ss;s yss
18TH ave. s.; rin; and 1ns: sec., Mrs. AM AM
ma Bryant. sl1s Bloomington ave; Treas.
Mrs. p: N: Walsh Va 2llo 18th ave. So;
| Dr. Murphy. Lake st. and Bloomington
Meetings are held on first and third We'd
ne psso1 OF No. in Ha at
Margaret Mullen, 22o4 Dupont ave. a.:
Vice Pres, Ellen Gleason, 2507 Emerson
aye. H.; Rec. Sec, Mary Morrissey, 1918
/ s1l9 Emerson ave: lns. Sec. katherine
| O'Bren. 1926 Girard ave. H.; Treas. Mar
tina Griffin, 500 5th ave. s.; Med. Exam.
fourth Thursdays OF month in Younr.s
Hall, corner goth and Dupont ave, al
ua n!yioH ws ali 5s5 A4s aysFp st +
H ys 4 reE R Msrgs srg MMorsn soS eth
2sl pierce ST. E. Fin. ser, M Martle
, Moran, 1901 Madison st. n. e.: ms Nee
Mary Irwin: sSs srt: Ave. n. t.; -; Treas cas-
Ned. nam. o'ns II. 'n Ma age n ss 6
; Central Ave: Meetings arc held on first
and third Mednesdays Of month in i. 6.
o. F. hail, 23rd and Central AYES.
Mary Turner. ls1s Jefferson ST. n. e.:
Vice Pres; Margaret Kelly. 1915 iii St.
s en-, avs, Fin; Sec. Mrs: J: u. Collins.
! Collins, 3l4 18th ave n. e.; Treas, Mar
saret Tierney. :19 Sth ave NJ e.: Med
Exam. pr. r. r. o'Brien, 2o4 Medical
Block. Meetings are held on first Thurs
day Of month in Odd Fellows Hall, at sis
| y. nj.
I RAMSEY COUNTY e..
Clair st.
Division No. 2. St Paul-Pres. Eliza
beth Moynaugh. 70. .Atwater st.; Vice
Pres, Margaret Roach, sos st. Adams st. !:
Rec: Sec. Margaret Clarke, 107 Itch
4 field ave-: Fin. Sec, Mary Hynes: lois
| Albcnlarie ST.: Ins. Sec. Mary Nolan. 923
Edmund ST.; Treas, Mary Wagner. S2S
.N ,iE: nix, ave- sS. Med. Evan: u owen
held OIL second and fourth Wednesdays Of
month in E!ibernian Hail at s:15 p m.
:!ohanna Cook. 81 18th ST.; Vice Pres.,
Mrs. Mary Kenny, .7os r. Ath ST.; Rec.
Sec. Mrs. Elizabeth McNally. sos Mack.
ubin St; Ins. Sec. Mrs Doretta Me-
Manus. 4eS Carol ave-: Treas. Mrs. Niarv
7: Marshall 800 Carroll ave-: Med. EXAM.
DR.. r. a. Burns, Lowry Eldg. Meetings
are held on first and third Thursdays Of
month in Hibernian Hall, at s .. m.
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T.. J. kcolen; Med. EXAM, DR.. James
Mckcon. Meetings are held on SECOND
SUNDAY of month in Nanasek' Hall at

sunday OF month in Vanasek's Hall at 1
MURRAY COUNTY.
County President, F.. Nj. Canley. Cur-
len, ST.. Fu:ua; Vice Pres, Edw.. Fitx-
Es u,ls F in Scc ee Sec; cr M S'en;
ms se'... WIN. Nagls. Avoca; Treas.
'iiios. i. i! j M, Avesa: Med. f:xam,.; II:
rSW, :syoea' ,,,d Meetings are ned ,. 9n
MOBILES COUNTY,.
County. President, Ihus. Burke, Ellis.
Division No. !. t:llsworh--rrcs.. Mich
acl lIoloran: Vice Pres. Thos. !. Pagan;
Re- SEE: jayne" mes Burke I'm: sec John
Meetings are re held on on sesend Mednesday
Of month in church at $50 y. M.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
". Murennan. ly case ST.; Vice. Pres.
i,ennis s., Moran, q p. 1lth ST.: Rec. Sec.
". !. Williams, q Baniil ST.; lns: Sec.
Martin !; Lee, lo5 summit ave; Med.
Meetings are held on second and fourth
| Mondays of month in Hibernian Halls,
1!osan ST. y. sntrsI Wee Press sss T.
i W. McDonougl, 80 Mississippi ST.; Rec.
! Sec, John JA1ol,ey, 354 Ciaultier ST.; Fin.
S ins on j. H. Nean ss gig nl Edmund ST.
Med. Exam, Drs. McKeon and McNevin:
Meetings are held on first and third
! ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
W. County President. A. J. Powers. 2lo
zr nyse Il, r. b S Rou T;ce Frss jonr
HH Liz 81 a. md q, aye ". Res ssey;;
retary;, ". ]: Mcbride; Treas. James q.
don don: Med. Exam. Pr. +. W. Fahey, 2l7
first and third Wednesday Of each month
in Cathedral hall. ,ond Ave. ". and 4th st.
W; Division No. .. West Duluth Pres.
sl! Sears 4sI 49,. Il s 81 S 81: w. vs.
Rec. Sec. John. J. scanlon. 2os N: 5srd
A Ave; W.; Fin. Sec and 1ns. Sec. James
F.. II. McGraw. ZIG S. 57th Ave. w.: Med
Exam: DIR: Chas. II. Payette. s silvey
Blk; Meetings held on first Tuesday Of
eAen month s e ti'seS c Z ns!!i ::
County President, F. j. Leonard, Jor-
dan, MINI.
py:S9 Neg Rs sf's p Rhiss vas g.
John Kelley, Belle PLANE; Rec. Sec.
a anes stesrns Gee Pans Elm Sec.
Treas, John F.. Clarke; Med. Exam, DR..
g. r. Moloney. Meetings are held on
first Sunday of month in Fraternity Hall,
at 1890 p. m.
STEELE COUNTY.
oG GanmtS p Minn George c. Toher'
Division NJ. l, Owa tonna-Pres., John
s. Brick; Vice Pres, James e. Quinn;
Rec. Sec, j. f. Malone; Fin. Sec, !. F..
Malone; ms. Sec, j. F.. Malone; Treas.
John Hogan: Med. Exam, g. G. More
house. Meetings are held on first Wednes-
day of month in *. p. Hall at $3.50 p. M.
SWIFT COUNTY. IL
County President-D. T. McDermott,
Clontaf, 20
Division No. l. Clontarf--2res.. VIM. NJ.
Kenna; Vice Pres. r. j. Mccarthy; Rec.
Sec. Andrew kavanaugh: Fin. Sec, Leo
O'Nei1,: lns. Sec, NJ. T.. Conlogue; Treas.
Dagnault, Benson. Mimi. Meetings are
held ON first Sunday of month in Clon-
tart at 1890 p. m.
WINON.. COUNTY
County President. NJ. j. Ryan. 3s4 Il
King ST.. Wlnona
Division No. President. F. j. Barlow
1o5 y. King ST.: Vice Pres, NJ j. Lynch
614 Washington St; Rec. Secy., M. !.
Ryan. 1914 h. king St: Fin. Secy., j. A
Mcmillan: 1928 W. Howard St.: Ins Secy.
a: Mcmillan. 1913 w. Howard St.;aTress.
NJ. Ryan. 1854 =. King st: Med. Exam.
pr: George j. Tweedy.s. Is +. e. Third Isl
Meetings are held on second and fourth
Thursday o. month in st. Thomas hail
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The Old Firesid..

'Tis sittin' by the stove | Am. where
all the fire in sight
Would never raise blister on a
oahys arm tonight.
The wind goes tearn' .iown the
street. as though the innps below
Were out upon picnic. payin' hall
with sleet and snow.
But ! am seeIn' in my mind hearth
stone broad and wide.
And n pile OF Irish turf ab'aze on the
old rrcside.
Wan side my mother sits and knits
s;ockln meant for Re:
My fathers in the corner scat, his
paper on his knee:
A candle on the shelf beside gives all
the light he needs:
And eranny's prayin' for hear the
rattle of her beads.
And there's meself, with naked shins,
happy boy beside
The blessed heat and comfort of the
old hreside.
Sometimes the, wind and rain comes
down the chimney with shout,
And mother signs the Gross TO see the
ashes dance about:
And father laughs and says, "Bedad.
the phooka's out tonight;
And sranny whispers, Hush, avic;
some poor soNrs on it's flight
And then we get 10 think,n' of the
lonesome vans denied
For evermore the comfort ,f the old
f1reside 4e
The latch keeps lftin' .-sow an thin. as
| neighbours saunther in.
With many a kind God save all
here" and God save you asin";
And soon from talkin' politics at fairy
tales they'll be.
With stools dhrawn up around the
hearth as close as close can be.
Then no one wants tn look behind
| afraid q ghost might hide
Among the pickering shadows of the
! old Preside. 80 -.
I wondher where they are tonight: fol
sure, when all is told.
'Tis reelin' out OF place they'd be or
shinin' sthrees of gold.
But in the many mansions OF the
4 Fathers House above
/ There may he humble corners where
the poor can feel His love.
SO in some friendly place apart m!
j Irish kin may bitle
i In all the peace and comfort Of the ole
!. Preside
Teresa c. Brayton.