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Arizona republican., 1913-12-08
FIND LOPEZ TRACKS
 IN APEX MINE.

BINGHAM. Dec. 7.-Tracks of a man crawling on his hands and knees and dragging a rifle, were found in the Phoenix tunnel of the Utah Apex mine by the posse searching for Ralph Lopez. These were followed until they turned into a room. Into this room was flung q sick of dynamite, bringing down tons of earth and rock. The room will be cleared of debris and searched tomorrow
 Besides this one possibility of Lopez being dead. nothing has been found to dispel the belief that he escaped before the gases became oVerpOWering.
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way that Mrs. Graft was and in the same theater on Thanksgiving nlght' Miss Clark later was taken to ponce headouarters to confront Megaro. She said she could not identify him as her assailant. It was learned late tonight that other cases are being investigated in orange. Patterson and Jersey City.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Justice Cont. Precinct 80 Onc,Quay
county. Sow Mexico. i. j.. Mnnncy
plpiu'in So. Il. ~. Bas,cI, defendant
The .nId defendant T., hereby notified
that -, said pIaiutir has filed sui
in -nii court, against vou tor t27l5.
on rU account for professional service
aud III ].ncruunt toi goods, wares, ard
merchandise a., furnished defendant by
the LIN Dug store. amounting to
ti9o. a.,igncd :, aud owned by plant
IN, and .hat your money and effect.
nave been gafui,hcci IN IA" hands of
El l'r.. i Southwestern Company, Gar.
n. uulcss YOU appear IN
or pr.u. .. it'h day Of March, A. II.
1913, and defend said suit. judgment
will be- rendered against YOU and said
garnishcc. and your money applied and
effects disposed of a. provided by law
20 paw said Judgment.
SAMUEL ~. VI ELROY,
Justice Of the Peace, Prect. One
Quay County. Vow Mexico
Ian - Feb. IL ~
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Dr'a,tmon' Of he Interior e.. = Lard
Ofice ~ Uuoumcari, New Mexico
January 3, 1913
No'ire is hereby given that VIII, f..
Smi'H. Of McAlis'cr, y. ". vino ou o.
'oher n, 1909, made Addl Homes end
EN'.y 80. Ol2isi. for NEI Sec -,
TWP az. ring 3OE, y VI = Meridian,
has filed notice of intention % make
Final Tnrc" Year Proof, ~ establish
claim 20 ~" and above described be
fore l. +. Williams, T.. : Commissioner
at Murdoch, \. VI, on me Torn day Of
February, 1913.
Claimant names AS Witnesses
u. rs, Smith, McAlister, y, NJ; John
q. Pollard, McAlister, Y NJ 9. Lee
Tarp'ey, Murdoch, y NJ; Margie A..
Tarplev, Mnrdock, y. NJ
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Jan 3 Jan 81 81
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

TIoTI 'm0NF " me I0'cTI0f, 7 :. IIu0
Oil'c ur lpoum.lr., Vow Mexico.
December 80, 1879
\c'ice is hereby given thai Josiah A.
Brown ug, # Tothcrt, Texas, who or
O"t @, 1905, made n f. No. 1887, for
NWir See 81, Twp 6N, Rng ZOE, n VI
= Meridian, has fled notice Of inten.
tion % make Final Three Year Proof.
~ establish claim 70 the land above De.
scribed, before T.. +. Williams U &
Commissioners al Murdock, ". VI, on be
2lst day NJ February, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
W. 4, Runyon, =. +. Green, Bud Set
re g. " Jolly, MI Of McAlister, ". NJ,
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.umcal. News OGj
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department Of the Interior, L. =. LAM
uhin" a. ~1Urumrari. Ncw Mexico,
January :, 1913.
No'.r, - hereby given that Hardec
Wyatt, 90 portalc-, y. NJ, whc on jan
J, lHo7, made II + 40. 1896. for SCI
80. %. Twp GN. Rig 2sE, y VI T. Me.
'.1!@a. ma, filed notice Of Intention 80
ma.r rjna. Five Year Proof, 10 e..
'ah't,h claim TO tho land above dcscrih
'i, hrtogr Rcgi,'"r and Receiver I
= Land Office Tucumrari, y VI
rr ne lo'n iay Of March, 1919
'. l.u' r.ur, 20, witnesses.
". 7. Mote, ". II. Miller, y. Howard
" " Turncr, a, Of Curry, y. VI.
= \ Prentice. RogiSte'.
.... Poi. il
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Fch 3. 1905. made II r No. 7l6a, for
Me-, Sec IA, Twp I'm, ring 3lE,'N "
= Meridian, has filed notice Of inten.
ion To- make Final Five Year Proof, to
establish claim 70 'hc land above dc.
''ribcd before Register and Receiver L
= Land Office a, Tucumcari, y VI. on
rho S'h day OF March, 1913.
1.Iluu.t names as with, sses.
H. w.. Stockc,t, {. ". DoYampcri,
W'e> .Vrtc'., Ms. Maggie johnson,
Mrs Harry Grrbbe. ~ rr Turumcari.
Vow Mexico.
r. \ p.ru'rp". Rog's'cI
ip. II Fob y -
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UrU1rfmoU' " The TU'rITIF, = > II|UI
Oli.r o. TurumDuii. New Movie"
December 80, 1919
N,ti.o il hereby given that Burr Brv
ant. ~ Murdoch. y. VI. who ru Sep
IA, 1900 made u T. 40. Ol2@i;, tor SCI,
Soc 10. Twp ~ ring 3lE. y VI = No
r.dian. ha, Hle1 notice pr intention 'u
ma',r Firal Three Year Proof 'o csiah
,i,h algtm go the land above described
hci,r, l.. +. Williams. T. = Commission.
ar, ur Nuldoch. y. VI nr 'Nr '"'b ga,
Of l,llua'v, 1913
i.g.u..f name. ~ ISL. u,-~,~.
". r Riynn'. =. = Morse. ~ n
Pierce J.. w. Hcu,uu. 700 Of NuriorA
Now NrVieu
X \. Prentice. r. .'.r
JAM HH Fab g. 81
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the interior &. y. Land
oh'' ti rInumtulI New Mexico
January o., 1919
No.ir, j. hereby given that Louis.
hin. of Lloyd. y. VI. who ON Narct
., lHod. made II f No. 1855. tor Nwi,
Sc -, Twp ~. ring 3lE. Y VI p Ne
indian. hn, filed notice 81 intention 30
MAX" Final Five Year Proof TO csiah
SD .'lim 20 'hc land above described
before Rrgistr, aud Receiver. Y : Larl
Ohrc a' ]1urumcat. Y. VI. ON the SIN
I., yt March, 1919.
,|o.unu' names ~, witnesses.
!. p Nelson. VIII Ga'cwood. Charles
ll.'. Eluns nm nm Of how'd. y VI
T. \. Prcu' g, Register
Jan. 100 Feb p -.
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''..H. inrn' Dt .nr lu'cr'or T.. : Lane
ph 70. Iucuu.ur.. New Mckee
January 60 lgl|
N'r..n hereby gwen mat Adam
bong ol lloyd, y. NJ. wno on Msreh
-. zoos. made II T. 40. 23s2s, for NEll
lud Add 80. Ol2s7s, made Jan 4.
I'i". rDr me ST. sc, 20, Twp On
Rne 'IE, y NJ = Meridian, has file
notice r' Intention go make Final Three
lrt' Proof, 10 establish claim 20 the
and ibnrc described, before Registc
ana li"rriyer L & Land Office al tn
cumcar. y NJ. on the 3rd day OF Ma
1913.
Claimant uamcs q, Witnesses:
Charlie Ford, VI p. Carter, Clirr
crawford, Dnaur"v chopper. an Of
l.Cyi, y VI.
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'fu ari N,Ns OgS'
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF no Interior y. =. Land
OAirr a' Tuclmrar.. New Mexico
IlrrcWhr. -. 1911"
Notice Is hereby given 'ha. George
". Wighcls, Of Ncltose, :. VI. who on
March :. zoos. made " = 40 G376I. for
NWi Soc 81. Twp ~, RING 3lF, y VI
+ W.. ID an, has filed notice Of iuten.
'.ou % make Final Three Year Proof
~ establish claim % he land above de-.
."rih"I, before l. +. Williams, U. =.
Commissioner AZ Nurlock, y VI on the
~ lay OF February, 1913
Claimant names a., w.fuc>sc.
". /. Page. Nclrcse. y. W.: " ".
Pruucr, Ard. y. "; \. !. pcnuer. Ard
~ w.. lonn n Gallup. Ne roSc. y. NJ
r. \ Prou' go. RegiS'e.
Jan Iu Fob = ~
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prne''mor ~ nc interior T.. :. I..uu
bH'.o o. Iungm.l-. fnw N.y'.,
Dr'"uu.r =. 1919
N"'.." d, uer"Dy given ina Jane.
- >'r' % House, -. NJ. wu3 pa An
gust g., I'"G, made Homestead Entry
s. '&NS :or Me-, So -, Twp y
RAJ @HE. NJ = Meridian, mas fled
u''l." % Intention ~ make lEua. Five
(cI Proof. 10 establish dam % the
.an' hoy" . sl.bcd, before Register
AND Ro'e y"r [ Land Once 0, T".un.
"a'. y. VI .a -. ls'h lav ~ Tohrrary
'9l.
o. mont r.tuo o.. w.'a,,,c,
't' ,al'o., Cur rartor. JON Nri
.oa. Nn'hap L-iou 4 II. Cicgg. % or
I'r"so. y. "
II. y r.".' .,. Reg .'or
ia... %. l.D g. -
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n 0"'T"U' N No II'Df.0U {. :. IUUI-
~ il. f-.um'Hr.. Now NnN.'o
Da'cmnes 80, 1919
Np' 81" : be .o5r given ma, Joseph
Il Hau'ry. of Memphis. Tea who or
September b. l9DG. made Homestead
entry, $40. loil-, tor NWi -. -, TwJ
~, Rrg j2l, VI r Meridian, has Glcd
nr. . or intention ~ make Final Fiv,
Year rrr1i, ~ establish claim 70 the
.rri "hpEr described before l.. +. W..
.iam., L. :. Commissioner AZ Murdork
y VI uu me 4ls' day at Fob. 1913.
claimant u1iucs o.. vi Gcsses.
e., ~. galloway Lon Roach. L. q
r,h". sam Roach, an of Field. Y. VI.
r. \ Prentice. Register
Ian 40 Fob 81.
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IINNuIT NUUI OF TUU ITF||||| TN
Office ar ~IucuWcarI, NrH Mexico

department of fur lu'nT.u. band
Office ~ ~IucIWcarI, >rH Mexico
january -. |H|.
\p'iro Is hereby given .u. r Luu-
i"u Hudson, of Qua y NJ. VINO uU
sep; A., 1905, made II e. 81. uII--. fpI
-. SEA and NWA sE4 sec 2s, Up
aN. RnR BOZ, aud amended same Feb.
De-, l9l2, 20 include NWlt NWll SEQ
-, Twp on, RING 30E, aud add1 made
March u, 1910, No. Ola22g for SW4
NW4 VIZ SWh and SEA SWh
section %, Twp On, ring 3OE, y N
J. Meridian has fled notice ut Intention
20 make Final Three Yolr Proof, "a
establish claim 20 the land above de-.
scribed, before Registcr and Receiver,
n : Land Office al Tucumcart. y Il.
on the cath day OF March, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses
4. j.. Jennings, W. A, stewart. =. Il.
Hunt j. l.. Kuykendall, an Of Quay.
New Mexico.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

I'"na''Hon' % The Interior, I. y. Land
0Hirc 80 T%ucumcari. New Mexico.
January :. 1913
Not ." j. hereby given hat George
T.. DaiIingcf, of Jordan. y. VI. who IN
Nov.wh", %. 1905. mad. II T. NJ.
1921, ton SEQ. Soc .. Twp GN. Rng
3gl, = VI = Meridian. has filed notice
IT ir.bgtipu 20 make Final Five Year
Proof. 20 establish claim - the land
phor, described. before l.. i. Williams
y : Commissioner a. Muriock, Y. NJ.
0n 'ho 10Th day of March. 1913
Claimant rimos. as witnesses:
". VIM. Tanner. win Montgomery.
O'c Olson. VIII Wining. AN Of Jo'dar
Vow '~tcvico.
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Department OF the Interior l.. :. Land
Oh!e az ~IuCumcuri, New Mexico
January 4, 1913
Notice is hereby given that James
y. Watson, Of Field, y. NJ. who on Feb
20, 1907, made II Il No. 1895, for
VIVA See II, Twp ~, RING BE, y VI
y Meridian, has filed notice Of intpn
'iou 90 make FinaI Five Year Proof,
'o establish claim to the land aboy,
tc. ribbed, before l.. L. Williams. T.. :
commissioner at Murdock, \. NJ. on
.ue sen day Of March, 1913.
Cla. uant names rs witnesses:
W. l.. Cornctt, Field. y. NJ; G.. e..
Williams, Murdock, n. Nj; z. l.. Mich
olson, Field, y. NJ; NJ. Perrin, Field.
View Mexico.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

''iiiI' Non 90 'Nr In'"I .DT T. -. I.n.t
pii"r ~ ~rurum'ar., New Mex . n
December goo. 1912
\oi'r" . hereby given that rhomo,
.. Hollis, of Ficld, y. VI. who pn June
DE-, 1910, made n r. 80. ol3l5l. for
VEL See H., Twp ~, Ring BE- \ VI
=. liam, has iI"d ao'.r, ~ intention
'o make Final Communication proof 20
establish claim 90 the land above be-.
,a",hai, before J.. i. Williams. r. -.
Commissioner ~ Nurlor.. y. VI .n ,nr
@5'" i"v OF February. l9l"
t...mr'' lanes n, Wiiucssr.
&, W Galloway, =. t.. Nicholson. Ed.
WATSON, Robert NirhoIsor. n1 uf Fir'l
NrN Nrviro.
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Ir, 50 Feb = 81
.'y'hiop ,omos 'o nrr va. upi,,
\ View YorA maiden ire. nccom, ,bo
iou.,n vii" of uol pirhooi', sweet
h.ar'.
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I'oINt'Monf u the IntoTInF, I. ). LAM
ON' >" - Tu'umcari. New McNiro,
January 3. 1913.
Notice &c hereby given that Ethe
N'allsworth, ii House, y. NJ, who on
Juiy II, 1907, made VI f. No. 1896. for
SWil Sec ;. Twp GN, RING 2oE, y VI
p Meridian. has filed notice nj in.eu.
ion % make Final riv" Year Proof, -
r 'oh...n claim 20 the land above he
,cribcl, befor" L. r. Williams. L !
Commissioner ~ Murdork, y. ", m
'hc l2'h day Of March, 1919
t'a.miU - nnrr", 20. Witnesses:
Anna ESchlcr. Arnold E,chler, abb.
Hprn.. " H. Burns, All Ct House, NM.
L a Pr"r'i'o. Rcgis'o'
Jan - Fob
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Department CO.. the Interior, O. :. Land
Dhjr, tf Iucumcari. New Mexico
December 20. 1872
\otirc is hereby given that Mary b.
smith, OF Turumo1ri. y. VI. who ou Feb
Too, 1909. made " T. 80. O@u1>. tor wv
Lot /, . and Eia NWhN Sec IS. TWP
lI\. ring 32E, y VI = Norid. iu. has,
lied notice Of intention a. make Fina.
Three Year Proof 10 establish claim 20
ne land above described. before Reg
ster aud Receiver T.. : Land ONCE 20
f1'umoari y VI. on the 1l'h day ui
Iob.uarv. 1913.
''atm.'t name. ~ witnessed.
Ices But'ur. r. o.. uau.ocs. Una, 1pan
,'pp. o.. - '.riug. aI. .t T1eumcari
80 Mexico
q y Prentice. Register
.1yr. 700 Feb E r.
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Department Of the interior, Y. ). Land
ONCE AZ rucumcari, New Mexico
January 4, 1919
Notice is hereby given that Caledonia
A, McCras, Of Turpmcari, v, NJ. who on
The evening world., 1913-01-29
BY Robert Crau.

. o.. THE New York Evening World.
convert his amssing popularity into
cash.
William Warren's influence at the
Boston Museum was such that he was
able to prolong for many years the
stock policy Of that snnobling institu-
tion. And when tho late II. n. Field
was forced to capltulate because OF the
encroachment Of the combination sys-
tenn Warren still refused TO become q
star.
The most he would DO was to make
short tours OF New England with his
old associates. and even then the artis-
tic procedure Of the Boston Museum
would be inv!olably maintained.
One Of william Warren's greatest por.
trayals was tho gravedlggsr in Ham
let" But perhaps his fame rests more
on his Interpretation Of the old COM
edy roles. Such roles ~ Tony IAimpkin.
Sir Peter Teazle. Bob Acres ana Mr..
Gol!ghtly in his hands were portraits %
true and invested with such artistry
that they represent . vital part of the
records OF q stage career without par
aliel In the worlds history.
William Warren's last appearance on
the stage WAS on May Il. 1886. In ths
famous playhouse that knew him for
more than three decades. On Oct. a.
1882. he had oelebr ated on the same
stage his fftieth year as an actor.
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which forms an alloy on the surface to
prevent rust
s2.-(what part of . bono 10 essential
to its iifeD-IThs psr!osteun. or the
membrane surrounding the bone. This
contains blood vessels which pan into
the bone itself.
e9.-tHow many ribs are there IN the
human body. Twelve on each eide.
SA-tWhst - the difference between
kinetic and potential enerxy')-Kinetic
energy 10 the ability to do work. due to
the motion of the body. Potentla! energy
Is the ability to do work. due TO the 20.
sltlon Of the body,
s3.-CWhy are tres branches aftsn
broken by hghtningO-rhs liGhtninS d
so great that the wood. being On im-
perfect conductor. 10 broken by the
SHOCK before the current can pass OF
from the bouSh.
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OOAv" mr. mufmured the awe
NV stricken girl. hut there
MAS no panic In her srlShss
At last disengaving her,
self from the frantic clutch OF the stiii
shrlekinS Esmsraida, Jane Porter
crossed the room to look into the littls
cradle. knowing what she should zee
there before ever the tiny skeleton dis
closed Itself In all its pItifM and
path cite frsilty.
What an awful tragedy these mute
bones proclaimed The girl shuddered
at thought Of mo possibilities that
might lie before herself and her friends
In this Inflated cabin.
Quickly. with an impatient stamp Of
her foot. she endeavored to shake OF
the gloomy fOrebodings. and turning to
Esmerada bade her cease her wailln0,
stop. Esmeralda: stop II this min
ute!" she cried. You are only making
II worse. never saw such . big
baby"
I She ended iAmely. a little CULVER IN
her own voice as she thought Of IN,
three men, upon whom ahs depsnls<
for protection. wandering IN me dspti
OF that awful forest.
| soon the girl found chat the Aoe1
was equipped with . heavy woodSs
bar upon the inside. After ssvera
EFFORTS the combined strength Of hi
two enabled them TO slip II into pQac,
-'the nrst time In twenty years.
| Then they at down upon Q bench
with their srms about one another, an
waited.
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\ out on one point al were
agreed-that they should hasten to put
on to tho anchored Arrow. whore they
could at least be safe from the spears OF
their unseen foe Thus. while Jane Por.
ter and Esneralda were barnoadinS
themselves within the cabin, the crew Of
cutthroats we're pulling rapidly for their
ship In the two boats that had brought
them ashore.
30 much had TArsan seen that day
that his head was In Q whirl of wonder.
But tho most wonderful sisht of all to
him was tho face Of the beaStiful white
girl.
Here At last was one of his own kind;
OF that he was positive. And the young
man and the two old men. they too.
we're much a. he had pictured his own
people 10 be.
But doubtless they were a. ferocious
and cruel 40 other men he had seen.
The fact that they Of ell the party were
unarmed might account for the fact that
they had killed no ono They might be
very different " provided with weapons.
TarzAn had ssen the young man pick
up tbs fallen revolver of the wounded
snipes ana hide It away In his breast
no mad also seen him hand Il cautious
~ to the gh1 ~ she entered the cabin
door.
lie did not understand anything OF
the motives behind all that he had
| seen; but, somehow, intuitively he
liked the young man and the two Old
men. and for the Girl he had strange
lonRing which no scarcely understood.
A. for the big. black woman. she WAS
evidently connected In some way to the
girl and 20 he liked her also.
For the sailors. however and esps-
cial!y 6nipes. he had developed u great
hatred. lie knew by their threatening
gestures and by Tho expressions upon
their evil faces that they were enemies
OF the others. ana 10 he decided 10
watch them very closely.
Tarzan wondered why the men had
gone into tho Jungle. nor did II ever
occur 10 him that ono could become
lost IN uhat n,Ase Of underground which
TO him was ~ simple rs the main
street Of our own homo town.
When he saw the sailors row awAy
toward tho shin. AMI knew that the
Siri and her conpanlal were rafe In
bis cabin. he dss.asd - Follow the
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HERE was that something
about the celebrated stage
figures Of yesterday that
seems wholly lacking with the
stars to whom the play-golnS
pubic Of this period pays homage-a
sort Of reverence In which they were
held, a glamour surrounding their names
and personalities that commanded a
display Of loyalty and incorporating
devotion such as one may not observe
In this great era Of progress ana
| achievement.
This evidence Of star worshippinw was
particularly noticeable during the ca
rsers Of John Brousham. John Gilbert
C. W. Couidock and others. Yet they
were not, In one sense. stars, being con-
tent to remain for many years in one
organisation where the fame that came
unto them resulted nom . wide range
OF portrayals. Never was one great
achievement emphasized or put forward
to the exclusion OF others.
The great actors OF long ago were
happy to be called comedians" even II
they Interpreted tragic roles. To be
1 comedian meant everything In the act
| or's career.
One actor of the nineteenth century.
one Of tho greatest, perhaps. Of all
william Warren-.was always inslstent
that he should be free from any exploi-
| tatlon. He demanded that his name
should follow several others. never
should 1t be first or last. Such dis
t,nction as an land" before his name
or larger type than that used for his
artistic colleaEues' names ever would
offend him.
Even when special performances such
as benefits necessitated exploitation the
announcements were characterized by a
simplicity and refinement that would
! looR odd indeed In these days Of electric
signs and stellar supremacy.
! william Warren spent thirty-hve con-
secutive years Of his remarkable career
, in one stock organization-that OF the
! famous Boston Museum. He was ever
the comedian" yet he played every
thing from broadcast farce to the most
o!ynifed classics OF stage literature
lie played more than six hundred parti
In thoss thirty-five years. made NOR,
than lAooo Appearances in one play
house and refused to De sntlced int
s;srsins tours BY those whs sought y
The evening world., 1913-01-29
Historic
Hymns
wow THANK WE ALL OUR GOD.
BY Erede1e ReddsN

iTbs Nv Tel t'.sins Wsa75.
wow THANK WE ALL OUR GOD"
1.-THE Hymns of the Fatheriand"
are many. and none 10 more de-
= voutly loved than the fine and
stately Nun DAnkst ALE 0ott." which
has been APPLY named the German To
Dsum." 1t deserves to rank with that
other German Classic, Luther's Hymn.
and 1t v nearly a. ancient. having
been composed during the Thirty Years
War or about 16ts. II has long been
Incorporated among the gems Of Eng
lish hymnology In the following trans
iation by Winkworth:
"N0p th0nk De oil our God,
With hearts and hands and voices,
WAC s0ondrous tAtS0s heth done,
IN Uhom HIS to0rId rejoices.
WAo from our wothers' dy,ns
Hath blessed W on our sooy.
Wtth countIess 0tfts OF Iove,
And sttH 10 ours today"
Dr.. Duiiield In his "Englash Hymus."
sives us the following account Of the
author. Martin Rinhart and his times:
ssaHAse was DoTu iD0O 9UO Ole0 1873.
He was the son OF . coppersmith and
got his education at the University Of
Leipzig after a hard struggle In which
he was successful by reason OF his
musical gifts and decided industry. He
was precentor at Eisleben. and arch.
deacon at Eilenburg IN saxony. his
native place.
In 1897 the plague ravased Eilenburg
| and In one year eight thousand persons
died. But MARTA Rlnkart stood to his
duty. ministering 10 the sick and even
burying them when they died. 1t 10
said that he inferred with his own
hands over 1000 boties"
When the town Of Eilenburg was con-
| demned ~ pay q ransom Of 10000
th1ers. Hlakart interceded with the
general commanding and got It reduced
TO ceoo, Afterward. when peace reisned
once more. Rinkart wrote this hymn OF
| Thanksgiving.
The hyInn has always played pro-
minent part In the history OF GERMANY
and Its people second only TO that OF
Lsther's "Ein Fests Burg" ~ al
great national events II IL certain "a
be heard. The music IL Q very old Ger
/ nan chorale b. an unknown or forgot
tea eou,pesss.