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WORCESTERSHIRE
BUT IS SURE he IS
A MATHEMATICIAN
Stranger, Well Dressed, APP
peals to Police to Help Solve
His Own Problem.


Policeman Linshan. On hxsd post as
rifty.sourth street and Fifth avenue.
early to-day was addressed By . quiet.
wsii-drssssd young msn. who asked.
Am I drunky'
You don't look it," replied Linshaa.
critically.
Then I have apAssia," said the young
man. pasains his hand acress his fore
head. YEARLY. I'm decidedly tired
thinking Il out and hoped ] might ~
drunk" ..
Don't you know your manner ssksd
Linshan.
The man smiled patiently. "That's
what I'm trying TO md out"
Linehan had an ides. Troubi, 10 the
last thing forgotten.
Are you msrricdf' he was ashsd.
There was . puzzled. faraway look N
the eyes Of the stranger, who Shook his
head AFTER IN effort ..
Bless me II know" he calculated.
"whars your business7"
I'm . mathematician"
That's not . business. irs . study"
saiA the patro,mAn. visions Of past 81.
aminAtions rising osfors him. "Don't
you know where you are fromf''
NAME o. ALLAN % LANo ON
cANOo AND lgTrGR.
I've got milton i've bssn HE o.
the hsad." said the Unknown.
Linshan examined him but could flnd
no oruiss. % he tsisphonsd 70 Bellevue.
Soon came Dr.. Russell. sooon,oan1sa b.
Miss Kennedy. . nurse
While The stranger smiled Datiently
the doctor examined him and made q
search Of his clothing bringing % light Z
Gard case. . small sum'et money and
two money order. each for ~. and
made out In San Francisoo and Denver
The orders wsFs to John Bond Of Sir.
tssnth street. A letter addressed 4
Allan DelAng. whltbso. and severe
cards oe that nauns and address were
produced. while ne man Of mystsr,
looked on sucousaGinSiy. g.
'Oss Y you can't make ne Fsmeusbsr.'
he pleaded. ASK 1ss Susstions chou,
the stun there"
The questions brought no ssspoass *
cept Q stare. but when aslped 70 WRIT
the name Allan Dc Lank the man AZ
20 with . pfaet1ssA haAd.
you say you are . maAhsmasi oian. .
bsean the dector. ..
"0h. Tn sure q that. cen Grove
thsH.' I know" rUiied the. uaknewn
suppose I DO end nat val Oavs "
something 70 starr o."
10 the party adjourned 10 the Has
Cfty-hrst street station. whore Daps,
and pencil vas given ths lost enA
WANTED A REAL PAoOIeM n
| MArHGmArics.
Nov. what y IN ssosoelss triansisr
asked Dr. Russell
"iia, ha," hughsd he man. II sait
I was . mathematician. not . school
boy. However. its . triangle WITH two
sides equal 80.
Can you prove itY''
Rapidly the mind Of the man bscams
alert and ne fairly spun through thu
formula ending ~ With his Q. q. D. and
. flourish. He waved his hand depre'
cstingly.
''But . real vsohlsm. for. instance. one
pertaining to forces not In equilibrium
''rn take your word Tor II" inter
ruptsd Or. Russell. I'm Afraid thsrs'i
nothing 10 DO for the psessnt but comt
to the hospital"
well it's too baA TO trouble you.
sighed the mathematical ~ he entered
the ambulance. net there must b,
some way Of finding out Just who
happen to BE-"
The unknown b dressed IN Q dAPi
lgray suit. . silk shirt and gray fedora
He 10 about thirty years old. ave fss
ten inches In height and rs pounds.
The evening world., 1913-06-10
CLOWN PLEADED FOR GIRL.
JuAse sssAs Ysung wsaas Away
fer 1850 Theft.


Viola Stoh. the ninetesn-year- old
chorus girl. who was sxtraditsd from
81. Louis and pleaded Euilty on .
charge Of stealing N.3oo worth Of Jew
slry from Frank Oakley. ''etivers. the
Clown" vas to-day sentenced to the
Bedford Reformatory by Judge Foster
IN tho Court Of General Sesslons
Oakley asked Judge Foster to be lem
lent With the young woman. He said
that he believed she had ben punished
sufficiently.
'"rhc Court cannot take that view Of
tho case" judge Foster ssid. FOR II
she 10 Let to herself she Will follow
the courss that Ill girls Of her age
and class do-evsntualiy drift onto the
streets. II 10 necessary to protect her
against herself"
The evening world., 1913-06-10

Words nd music Of one Of he
sons hits Of '1nls. Modists." b. VIC
tor Herbert WI b Sivsu IN the
Sunday World Masasins nsxt Sun
Day. Order from nswsdssisr In
s6v0aea
The evening world., 1913-06-10
PEACE COCKTAILS FOR BRYAN

Now On ~ Way - 0sesetoSy n .
a. PS~.A LissA CAsst.
OHJcA6O. June MA dslsgation Of
citissns Of Richmond. Cal. paAssd
through here today On route 70 WasA.
ington. D. c.. bearing . plush-iinsd
chest containing thirty-six bottles Of
graps juice. which awaits the inspection
OF Secretary Bryan Of the State Dc.
partmsnt. The bhsst bears . silver
Diplomatic Peace Cocktails"
The party 10 "a route East b attend
Q conference on June u before the VA.
essl Rivers and HaSbors Engineering
Board.
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Closssd Nostrils Cursd.

wsn -. v.sl gsrsh Nsss s.e..ass4 ~
; ;:@. 7; s.s 80. 50 NJ NJ " - ~
s q, ;'..it Is ssf e.. "a q. e: =: =. Il
u s; III. -. :::!"s s,. g ., s:ssss'
70! Eo.', that \: ssss..is az =. - -
~ ~. f ss.. an Ne $ Il ~ x. - - EGEv
The evening world., 1913-06-10

y g, -, - s:s - 81 &. ~ y
x: =. s: :: 49,: ;xH:f
; r. =: -: - .. :, - =. ~
-. s.s.s y: - = - - r
800 - II -. = 8 =. 49, S5S -
= - = :; -: =: 1aa :E IS Ell Efs2
hH ~ - sssn ~. u "a ~ - 4. =.
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ARE YOU
GOING DEAF

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EaVorans oss. ~ dlscs,sr dsss asO O. K
sessssity a pssaiag iussrOnts hee ~ - -
pslni,l. and isslssd a cuTtaG n - -
of:eo forced u fuSthss ~ hts ~ Co. J.
b. hSs v ,sg e 4. ioI'o: 49, s =
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W. Il. .AxnA 49, - 81 y
q: d; :. a:s: t..xrss1A -
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t lSss:: - ss !. !, :.
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Sis.ssss 4 EF4. &{sSs
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wnse ~, nA.ssd J, pns Msa esssulese u
ssH g. ::s''; III r 80 81 IN! ~. = 80 -;
.."Ms 1870 3: -. |: - -. ~ -
49, s Il. T: ~ - s.: !. - e E%
'os s,s ss:' y ,;,. 49, " - = ss -
can Hear eoSvss1atioW = vsM o. 8 ~ 80
I'D The. he ees hear NJ $50 " ve.e.S(sl
~ s. -, q: b.s $3.50 = ~ ~
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-08-14

sus of Precinct No. l be ordered
to be taken, in order that the
amount of license of retail liquor
dealer be ascertained. Where
upon the Board, being sufficient
ly advised in the premises, does
hereby order that the census of
Precinct No. l be taken, and
does hereby appoint Emilio Otero
enumerator for the aforesaid
Precinct.
Comes now the matter of the
petition of ]. D. Salas, R. 5. Gar
cia & Co., for consideration in
which petition the petitioners
pray that the census of Precinct
No. II be taken for the purpose
of ascertaining as to the amount
of license which is to be paid on
the business of retail liquor deal
er. The Board being sufficiently
advised in the premises, grants
said petition and appoints Candle
laria Perea as enumerator for
said precinct, and instructs the
Clerk to advise the said enume-
rator to take the census of the
village of Pinos Wells separate
to that of the entire precinct.
and to consider the radius of the
village to be one mile south of
Hcrculano Chavez's store, and
one mile north of the same store,
and one-half mile east and west
of the same place.
In the matter of the liquor IL
cense application and the affida-
Wit, stating that there are one
hundred inhabitants within the
townsite of Encino made by An
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-08-14
Attorneys, Have Your
Laws Up to Date.

The New Mexico laws are OF
practically no use unless they are
completely annotated. There
has been no revision or compila-
tion of our laws since 1897 and
positively will not be until 1917.
The undersigned has heretofore
prepared a full and complete list
of all the amendments, modifca-
tions and repeals of the laws of
New Mexico, commencing with
the Compiled Laws of 1897,
through and including the Ses-
sion Laws of 1899, 1901, 1903,
1905. 1907 and 1909, and has now
just completed a full and COM
plete list of all amendments,
notifications and repeals of the
Session Laws of 1912 and 1918.
The entire work consists of over
two thousand annotations and
includes all available references
to the New Mexico Reports, the
Pacific Reporter and the United
States Supreme Court Reports.
A great deal of time and labor
has been spent on these annota-
tions and no attorney or other
Eperson having occasion to use
our laws, can afford to be with
out a set.
The work is printed on white
gummed paper, in red ink, con-
veniently arranged for use.
PRICE:
Set commencing with Compil.
ed Laws of New Mexico of 1891
down to and including laws OF
1909. $5 90.
Additionalannotations for laws
of 1912 and 1913. 50. 80.
Complete set, $3.50.
Address: Frank j. Lavan,
Attorney at Law, Santa Fe, N
I'M. adv
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-08-14

An interesting case was before
Judge Medler on Tuesday at
Mountainalr, in which Mr.. Weitz
of the firm of Weitz &
Burlington got thirty days Jail
sentence for contempt of court.
Somewhat more than a year ago
the firm Of Weitz & Burlington
procured a license and opened
saloon at Mountainair. Some
time later an injunction was pro-
cured closing them up, which
was afterward made perpetual,
both as to the firm and the build
ing in which they were doing
business. 1t will be remembered
that they tried to get a refund
from the county for the unearned
portion of the license fee paid by
them, which the commissioners
declined to grant. Later they
opened up with a drink called
Mead" and containing less than
2 per cent of alcohol, which un-
der the law it is said can be sold
without a license. But here is
where they overlooked a bet in
the restraining order, which has
the law bested by 2 per cent. 1t
restraints them from selling any,
thing containing any alcohol
whatever, and applies to the
building as well as to the persons.
Hence, thirty days in Jail for
contempt of court. Fred H. Ayers
appeared as special counsel for
the state, and Ralph Easley for
the defense.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-08-14
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
Estancia, New Mexico,
August 7, 1913.

4Aoo 49, ~
The Board met in special ses-
sion this day at 9 o'clock A. NJ. !,
with Chairman Lorenzo Zamora,
and members Librado Valencia
and Juan C. Sanchez. Clerk Aca-
sio Gallegos, Sheriff Julius Mey-
er by his deputy Dee Robinson,
present.
There being a quorum present
the Board proceeded to business.
The minutes of the previous
session were read, and upon mo-
ton of Commissioner Sanchez
the same were approved after
amending that portion of the
minutes which reads 1865 so as
to read $500, and in the matter
of the bond of Manuel Salas
where it reads S11S0, the same
to be amended so as to read
$236O.
Upon motion of Commissioner
Valencia, Julian Salas was ap-
pointed Justice of the Peace, and
Enriquez Guitierres was appoint.
ed Constable, both of Precinct
No. IL in and for Torrance Coun.
ty,
Comes now Juan Chavez y Ga
yaldon and submits petition tC
the Board praying that the cen
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-08-14

dres Arretche, the Board approx
ed said affidavit and orders the
Clerk to issue the License fol-
Retail Liquor Dealer in favor Of
said A. Arretche.
In the matter of the road pc
tition made by Isaac Fuller ct al,
praying the establishment of q
road 6 miles north of Mountain,
air, the Board after considering
the same appoints Jose de Jesus
Romero, Teodoro Candelaria and
Ross Garcia as viewers of the
aforesaid road.
In the matter of the road peti
ton of Fl. F. Mather ct al, the
Board demands that the petition
ers give bond in the sum Of $50,
conditioned as required by law,
therefore the action upon said
petition is deferred until such
time as the petitioners have filed
the required bond with the Clerk
of this Board.
The Board now adjourns until
one o'clock P. M.
A ftprnoon Snesion
The Board met as per adjourn
ment with all of its members and
officersspresent.
Comes now Manuel Salas, the
successful bidder in the proposed
work about the Court House
grounds, and submits his bond
in the sum of $2360, as required
by the Board.
The Board suspends further
action in the matter of the afore-
said proposed work until advice
is taken from the District Attor-
ney.
The Board authorizes A. Sala-
zar, County Assessor, to appear
before the Board of Equalization,
Santa Ee, N. NJ, in behalf of
Tarrance County and in assist
ance to the District Attorney, in
the matters of the tax appeal
cases.
The Board now adjourns SUBJ
iect to the call of the Chairman.
Approved: Lorenzo Zamora,
Attest: Chairman.
Acasio Gallegos, County Clerk.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-08-14
Volume TX No. Al

Of the county and connecting
with the inter county roads at
the border. 1t is hoped to be
able to do this with the means at
hand this year but It's accomplish
ment requires all the aid and en-
couragement from the people that
the board can get. Those who
work their tax must work hon
estly and render as good service
as if they were being paid cash
wages, and those who pay cash
must do so freely and help build
up sentiment that will make a
taxpayer willing to do his part
without protest. With a public
sentiment like this the work of
the board will be not only much
more agreeable but a great deal
more effective. Cooperation in
this as in most things, is an es-
sential element and costs nothing
to secure.
John w. Corbett, secretary
treasurer of the board, has been
selected to take active manage
ment of the work in the field and
in connection with H. B. Haw-
kins, county surveyor, has been
busy the last few weeks select
ing and plating the best and
most feasible routes and in get
ting the work started under the
new regime in the different pre-
cincts. The other members of
the board are ] L. Stubblefield,
chairman and R. C. Dillon and
they are all enthusiastic good
roads boosters. The following is
a list of deputies in the different
precincts; fatigue. Dallas Gar
land; Torreon, Ross Garcia; Man
zano. Jose Sanchez y Vigil;
Punta, John Dee; Cienega, ]. A.
Cluff; Abo, John Dee; Mountain
air, 7. w. Chadwick; Willard, F.
E. Sandusky; Estancia, J. R.
Marsh; Moriarty, L. V. Hold
ridge; Palma, E. C. Alderman:
Duran, Robert Bourne; Encino,
C. B. Hambrick; Lucia, M. A.
Maloney; Pinos Wells, Jacobo
Baca; Cedarvale, L.W. DeWolfe;
Mclntosh, ]. A. Britain; Varney,
John 7. Kimmons; Jaramillo, A.
R. Dressler.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-08-14
PROCEO|M|ENTOS De Los COM|S|ONADOS

deferda los sguienes recamos como
sgue saber:
No. de
Recamos Nombre Servicos etc, Cantldad
80 j Kelly Fumgacion 800
323 Euqeno Sanchez Abasto de ofcina 500
1888 Chas Ottosen Cuarentena, ETC. 800
resolution que tendra que apaecer en- u
de las mnutas
cuerpo prorroga hasta ell microbes las de
Microbes Julio las 9 de la Manana.
Ell cuerpo euno conforme contodos los MEM
bros ocas exepto comisiona
quen hab sdo excuado medic de mocon devd
pasada excusando de aendena duante preene
session.
Ell cuerpo dro accion por los sguente recamos
ss7 Chas ottosen Cuarentena etc. $500
338 500
361 Holloway Frezadas y Lamparas % 20
364 V Cheyney Por fumigar la casa de l
Los siguentes recamos fueron rechazados por causa
3O7 ] A Britain Juez de election 1911 200
32 Fred Chavez Interprete 500
316 Sebero Pena Propinas de Condestabe 529
319 John Gloss Sec. de election Nov. 5, 1913 200
322 Eugenio Sanchez Propinas Juez de Paz $40
327 A Pohl Propnas como testigo 8OO
328 ] S barnett Juez de election 1918 200l
345 VIM Gregg Renta de casa de corte prevo
1909 451 DOL
guentes ecamos aprobads fueron deferdos
1926 Chas W Fisk Propnas Juez de Paz 80 25
356 Estanca News-Herald Imprecones 9126I
Ell cuerpo ahora Sc prorroga hasta la de la tarde
Session de Tarde sera pagada por todos cada una
conforme del las traducones conssendo
de los prosedmento de cada
seDte sion del cuerpo, va sea especial
Ell clerpo por resuelve a 9 regular.
mnuas de este Ell Secetario esta insuido
pubcarse dioma auorzado comprender
Espano que tai oba competene ha
hecha ell conv aba mencionada obra
de S3 La la fcrma maneay demonstra
traduccion tendra comensar- da.
session especial de JUNO Se connuara la emcon
16 1913. La suma de tres pesos sguiente.l
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-08-14

Receivers sale of the Hughes
Mercantile Co. stocks at Estan-
cia and Moriarty will begin Sat-
urday, Aug. 10th. adv
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-08-14
SOME TALK ABOUT
COUNTY ROADS

Torrance county has the bes
natural roads and the best physi
: cal conditions for building roads
of any county in New Mexico
and it is well that these condi-
} tions prevail, for of all the coun-
ties, its resources available are
the least. Road building is also
handicapped by reason of the
fact that there are no legally es-
tablshed roads, by action of the
county road officers, in the coun-
ty, the only legally established
roads at this time being the rural
mail routes and roads ten years
old after private ownership.
When the county road board
was appointed last winter, the
members faced practically an
empty treasury and a rather an
tagonistic public sentiment
against the payment of the road
tax, very natural condition of
the public mind resulting from
the heretofore somewhat indiff-
erent administration of the road
laws and application of the road
tax, and altogether it was not
very encouraging outlook from
the viewpoint of getting practi-
cal results. But fortunately, the
members of this board were then,
and are now, all practical, level
headed business men, big enough
to look out above and beyond any
question of politics, personalities
or locality and to view the situa
ton only from the standpoint of
efficiency and practical results
and the indications now are that
Torrance county will make a fair
start toward the actual building
of system of good roads cover
ing the main arteries of travel all
over the county this year, in
spite of the adverse conditions
under which the start has been
made. The most encouraging
feature of the matter is that road
work is now out of politics and
politics out of road work. When
the people generally are cogni-
zant of this fact conditions will
be better still.
AS matter of convenience in
handling the work the method of
appointing deputies, using pre-
cinct boundaries as the unit, was
adopted, and the utmost care in
the selection of deputies was
used, ability, integrity and en-
thusiasm in the work alone gov
erning. The old idea of using
the road fund as a means to pay
political debts or reward personal
friends was relegated and the
new policy of straight business
substituted. Torrance county
may not build a great deal of
road under this policy this year
but it will build more than under
any other and it lays the founda-
ton for a degree of success OBJ
tainable in no other way. The
county has bought two fine eight
foot graders and have arranged
with Virgil H. Campbell, who
owns a 30-60 gasoline tractor, to
operate them, and experiments
are now being made to demon
strate the most feasible way to
make the most roads for the least
money and in such a way that
the work now done will not be
lost but will be the beginning of
more elaborate roads when there
are funds to build them. 1t is
the intention of the board to
work out first a system of roads
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12

place within = room Of church tower.
The Christmas eli. who has been mace
angry with the old beii-ringer BY the
trickcry OF two rats. Nisse and Neiia-
SANS. The old man shuts himself M
in this place with his son. whom ne
wishes to shield from the evil and
shame Of tho world. The old man has
bot one wish in ufc-that his son
shall succeed him and thus be spared
the struggles Of life and cruelty OF
men. n IL this wish which / shan
cross I'll call his scdmother she
shall take the hoy in hand and snow
him all the glorics Of the world
So pehr secs the world and eats
fruit from tho tree OF ku0wlc0ge- 10
turns 10 ashes on his lips. lie dis
covers inst the love % one fsithfD
heart is worth all else The play ends
happily with the union OF two lover,
u - admirably translated ano - =
simpIc pure story In dramatic form
which teaches the best and tendcre5t
morality.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12

t.s pen chat c,ci~s t Is = solid bless
.r= p, u,artird
a.. a writer. Mr. chcsterman pos
tl. charm OF andins his themes
% f1.i. walks " iifc. AMID sur
--unBn-- sna- are doubis 'csr because
.f t1.. lsaa.lisr envis"rment
rn h.. book. hi~ vic poses 80 Tn"
l..,-..nant .--fu -t-rier~ and = woman
.r.Irft over bog ION when b. gets De
enough 90 e. nn 10 school th~ tine
.pa. came down from Hanover COUNTY
and .rcyuntrrrd !. Richmond -oliz~.ta a.
fn. flf among Noncnkind TOT an
.fau e. sn-lsf meetings tn rursi nie
tr.rts Got. ..trftfious ~ Nrcadi~n hfh-
..-.... OIL. DELIGHTS ~ chicken sei'd.
0..n Ton fur.fion4 and summer board =
.n1 .n louis r counfy--an Those ~"
....f... moro ..rtr 80 material on "nicH
sr.. .iz. Of ~ Cncstcrrnon's FUN -
sIarps
Euf his pen is So uiSl tnat ii SOS
every BODY o. chucklinS and irradiatcs
the most dismal countcnanee VIA .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
s,,,e-plccs- Of The southern Poet"

81 walter Ncalc. Ncale Publishing
rompany. New York 1912 Price Si.ce
postpaid sl.io.
This volume OF selected verse is bu'
one Of the numerous books distinctive
"a southern for which Ne arc indebts ID
,o the Ncslc Publishing COMPANY That
Grni deserves the grateful appreciation
IL every true native Southerncr. flo"
many OF the works written from nc
Southern point OF view which ado'h
their catalogue woIld have seen the
lsht. As originally composed had the
manuscripts been submitted To tho uh-
sympatheac Northern publisuihS
hons So MANY fine volume Of poetry
rscy Of the southern soil bears tn'
Neale imprint. above all. many va
umc IF war rcconccuons worm us
wcight in Sold. such volumes - 1n'Ss
Of Robert stiles edward Moore. Ran
dolph NlcI<im. and a oclen "th'l ho'
less ln.iritorious. which reflect with per-
tecf freedom t,sn that hc said OF tho
southern war issues of any other nrni
al the North the feelings. the opih-
ions and the eNpcr fences oi IN" toh-
fedorate veterans w venture to say
that. owing 20 this freedom, the CON
federate :, mini scenes printed by NeSI'
viii have A special interest ano value
FOR the future historian. They aireanH
fo-fn one of the most important series
OF Southern writings cNtant.
Tbe volume of verse under review
Was collected 10y Mr. Neale with some
.hipe, of The patriotic zeal that has AMI
f.f fef4s n
federato "reminiscences. memoirs and
,,iocr,nhios Not that we mean that
,bc~e IS p-odominating civil war
rsvor about it-far from this. But II
Is Southern from cover 10 COY
- in the best sense Of That too OF
ten sectional word and this. too Win
nut all the Southern poets being rep
~osented in It's pages. Indeed. some
famous poems are omitted. such AZ
fuckers DAYS Of My Youth Cooke
Florence Vane." Wilde's NY Lire j
like the summer Rose and TlcKhor
..tninHts Of the Golden Horseshoe.
f,,,t ne have Other Hc.Siiy well known
ante-belf.rn poems-O'Hara's "B'Vouac
~ the Dead" and KEYS star SpahSleu
Rsnner." for Instrumentation not even
Familiarity has robbed of their stlrrihE
,,olodv Along with OHara's ana
Keys splendid stanzas we ma i'H OH
sword Of Lee" Pa liners stone" an
Jackson" and Ranlalls Maryland ;
ahove all. those exquisite memorial
lives Of Timrod. which rival in their
beautiful simplicity and cAastei"I
fcrvo~. Collins's @vcr-to-b be remembers
How Sleep the Brave" We miss
.rborapsou's stuart" one of the finest
ivrics of the war. and there might
have been included. TOO. some one u
the stirring poems written by Arm
is;ead {. Gordon for Confederate re
unions. ~
southern poetry reached its high-
water mark in Poe and Lanier Had
the south no other claim 70 poetic
award than The Raven and me
Marshes oc Glynu.~ she could still
enter th. Hall OF Literar. Fame ana
-i-.htfsllv .er1and two Of the g-eenes'
.i,aplets hanging upon those snini"+
wills. THESE Swo justly renowned mas
-. --e represented al.nos; too redunG-
an-ly in this volume. Besides them. W