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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-06-03

Born, unto Rev. and Mrs. l.. NJ.
LYDIA, on Friday last, May 10th, a
daughter.
The Auction Club will meet with
Miss Anna Darby on Tuesday, June
9, at D o'clock.
joel E. Brown, of Grimes, Cal,
has been spending several days in
Walhalla visiting among friends.
Mrs. NJ. A. Erwin has been quite
sick for the past week. She is now
able to be up and is improving rap
idly, to the delight of her friends.
Miss Fannie Goodman. of Staun-
ton, Va, arrived in Walhalla last
week, and will spend the summer
here with her niece. Mrs. J. w. She
lOr.
THE many friends of Miss Lois
McCarey will be pleased to learn
that she will return to Walhalla to-
day. She is greatly improved, and
the indications are that she will soon
be enjoying perfect health.
C. f.. Rhodes left his morning
for Gaffney, where he will attend the
marriage OF his brother, who is a
mute The mute ceremony will be
used, DR.. n. f. Walker, of Cedar
iSNi" Nv NN'NiioiS'
The Paul Hayne Circle will meet
with Miss Alice Strong on June 18th
instead of with Mrs. b. f. Sloan as
previously arranged. Miss Eloise
Strother's program will be used. The
meeting will be at the usual hour, 5
o'clock.
A. II. White, of Athens, Ga,
spent the Weekend in Waihalla with
lii, n, -, 80. NJ, ND AIrr
White. Mrs. White had spent the
week in Walhalla with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Sanders, and
among other relatives.
On account of the baccalaureate
sermon at the auditorium there will
be no preaching at the Lutheran
church next Sunday morning. But
instead there will be preaching at
S.15 in the evening. Sunday school
will be at $50 instead of 9.45.
The many friends Of Hon. John
b.. Harris, &C South Union, will re-
still quite serious. His recovery
from the recent partial stroke of
paralysis has not been as marked as
hoped for. We trust. however, that
he may soon be restored to health.
Bounty Land Notes.
Bounty Land, June Especial:
Dry weather continues. and crops in
this section are not up to a good
stand.
Mrs. ID. A.. Perritt left Thursday
for an extended visit to her daughter,
Mrs. a. S. Rollins, of Charleston.
Quite a number from this section
attended the soldiers reunion in An
dersOn Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Edison and two children, who
have been visiting relatives in the
community, returned Saturday to
their home at Johnston.
Rev. William Abbott is expected
to preach at Bounty Land school
house next Sunday afternoon at 4.30
o'clock.
Mrs. G. B. Guntharp and two little
daughters, Nellie and la, spent Fri
day with relatives at Oakway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Herndon,
Dr.. and Mrs. Edgar McCurry, of
Hartwell, Ga, attended the funeral
of Mrs. G.. A. Webb Thursday. Mes
danes Herndon and McCurry are
step-daughters Of Mrs. Webb.
Miss Dana Cleveland has been
quite i'll, but is improving.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-06-03

FOR SALE-GoOd. clean and pure
POlecat Peas. See r. \. NICHOLS.
Walhalla. 22*
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-06-03

FOR SALE-Splendid farm horse.
Apply to G.. b. Morton, Walhalla.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-30

uab 81 Ul. 9rttis. afIo BON runb 1900
QuaorotmeterH 5id9enraum. Die pers
ron1alfe pirb iiberbedt bon sinsm mdds
tiaen geiu5lbe in Characterization unb
Glas. Gin sin3iger gOasn, bsr BIB cuf
ben 9erron b%erunterssfibrt 1T. ibsrbsdt
ben cau3en Baum. Die adnge Der Gin
Fahrfsbale betrdet 140 3D., bic 5ohe bes
Glasba2es 1888 81. iiber Dem psrrpn,
Der DurhmeFer bes gossns $3.50 30. I'M
biele folofulen Gr0Bsu 81 fdiEtn, muB
man bsridfhtian bdb bic bsiben g0sen
Der ~5ipeitbeiIieen Gale in 9anuossy nlir
IL 81 so. meHM, bic brsi 80sen ben MAN
Sone in 5rdntfurt nur il 81 Or. Rur
zine sinsige 0aIs in Deutf4lcHb bat sintn
nod trsiler ~oelpanntn 8cesn, Hln'li9
bic oeg unhdltifden 9dbnhofs In Berlin,
relGkr SO Meter mibt.
Gin speitsr monsrnu Recommendation
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-30
2salranraae ano 9eeromt9Ormi9re.

tdunt iDurosn mar, ba sntidtob man fid
bic nun, ME man pdbnte, nuslos gepors
bsnsn 8eieIigunssn su bsleitigsn. Die
foglsih begonnsne Arbsii srlitt burh ben
Gintritt Der frdns0Ii9tn 6srrIhnft,
1810-1s13. einsn 4ufffub, ipurbe absr
mad niebetggppHnener Brsibtit ipelei4
ipiebsr aufeenommsn. Gs mar Elm Slid,
bab Bremen bamaIs einsn mann bsIab,
Der bisIs gu arises5neden erridtetsu Qns
lagsn berrIid 5u peripsrtbsn rubtt. Wlit
bspunbsrnspertber aiibnbeit fduF btr
ganbiaaftsedrtnsr ). aitmdnn itnsn
pnri, ben mir itbt NIT bsm Rdmsn Daq
bs3si9nsH. altmdnn IieB oIIe 8aItionsn
tbunIidf itsbsn unb srbieIt babarh bic
anb06sn, tpsldt ben Wda bsionbsrS aus.
stihnen nNb Id~nbfdnftIia b%erI11nern
Ole Mltmdnnsh0be, bic MnhDben beim
Dlbsrs. unb RrisasrbsniMaI skl Inter
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-30

grpmsnabsn, bio 4aaanlagsn, FtOIS; bisTe
anlngsn Iinb cine ber 6srrlihiten 3isrbsn
8rsmsns. SIN 10. unb 16. Jabrbunbsrt
Itgts man, bo bic alien RingHausrn na6
Der Grfinbune bes puIpsrs ben nit ims
msr b~sffsrsn maTfsu au9reifsnbsH Geins
ben nift msbr ~gsHiigenben Miberftanb
bietsn i%onntsn, nm bic Sinbt einsn Wan,
sinen hobeu uHb brsiitn Grbbamm. 2uT
ben Mauern srrihtsis man 9biirme, nm
Dalle fsIbit Iegte man RonbeIs our Qufs
ffe1ung BON gsfaiBsn an. 0uh bel
G~tabigrabsn ipnrbe i'm bisis s3eit dusses
tDorfsH. SIN II. SdbtbHnbtrt DsrItdrfie
man ben Mdn bstrGdtIi9 in Der nsutn
GeItdIt BET ipiben 9orntperts cher BdIiios
men. NIs ubtr sH anfdna bss Sdhrss
1908 burh ben MsiGsbepnt1tions 6dupts
befhlnB bic b%eTtdnbige QtutrdIitdt Der
Wsl4sfdbts. aIio aud Bfsmsns. antts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-30

III bic an Der Ode Der Morfts unb Mddtt
ItroBs ssiegsne gaumpOIb5rfe bic in ben
s9obren 1899 Biz 1902 bon Qr9itsit
gopps srbaut iparbe. Go bieni Dor alien
3ur aIaFirung Der Robbuumpols. Die
adams bierfar, bic Gin ublOlut tlarts
aiht obne atgIsye bebingsn, liesen bod
Iibsr ben benn1barisn gsbdubsn i'm Otsr'
ten Dbtrftods. Die brsi untereu Stod'
merle iinb 81 Qpntoren unb 9sThdfiss
rdumen siHgsridtst unb bsrmietbst. SIN
Grbgsihob beinbsH id 2dben. Dua
@sbduDe psrIangts gur Grfd1uHa ieiHss
3medss cine ungetpShnIihe 6obs unb
mDgIinF bel 2ift. Dis f9nieriss Anf'
gdbt. benz @ebduh tros Der borgefdrits
bsnen nnsfiD6bnli6 5fiiitr 9idt5ffnunsn
sinen mDnlmtntdIsn Gbnrattsr 5u gsbsn,
lit btm Nrmitssttn nortreffIim eeIunaen.
Uait polsm Meht III Bremen auf Fine
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-30

tDsiIsr ausnubung Der iimsshuassn het
aIten GeFiunesgrdben Gebt Gtabiarxbsn
aenunnt) ipurbe Der fribsrs rMad@ nit
Der rGontrestarpe" 8nIammeR ait eiusn
anmuthigen @an3tn pertinigt. IN bIesg
Wsiie 1T %eniItonben. fDas mir iebt fshsn:
bic berrIiden brsittn Mlsen uub biz I@os
lei Nese am Stahtsraben. Den NAL
felbit tbeilt man nod mad ben Fribsr
p~orbanbenen 9boren, In @tepbdnis, DoH
bens, abbens. 4Rsedris, 6erbens, 9ls
fools unb SFtsrthorspan Elm; ebtnEo
iDerbsn mad bidtr GinibeiIuus Bic Ders
fmiebsnen @rdben, bic bur9 eint reime
Qn5abI ~IsItsnsr MnFerp0gel bsIsbl Hnb,
beaeidntt. aIs cine HdrdtteriHifnt gss
fdeinung auF benz Wdne fhnb nod bic
alien ~boudnbiIHsn minbmublen, Bic isb4
einsH msbr maIerif9en, aIa pxItN4kp,
Mertb labsM an nsrnsus IA
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-30

snipOrfeu unb uusasFiibrt DurOe. Der
mddtigs 8du bat cine 8reite bon 145
Dieter. lleber benz 6aupteiugangt in 6er
Mitte Gin erobss JsHitsr, on beHeH obersH
Sbeilen in Sfpsi 3pidsln bic bsiben mdAs
tigen GanbFsinrelieFs BON 3. 8ropp III
Ten pIob eefunben baben. Sic iteasn gis
fsnbabn nnb 5hiffabrt bar: redts En-
6lidtn mir sinsn Singing nit eintm
Rabe, Der einsn gsfefsItsn Dradm bait;
linfs cine Grausngsfidlt, beren 5dHb auf
tinsm GHifFsltnabsl rnbt. god cben
al beioen GeittR bes @iebeIbouss bsmers
len mir stpei mad ben prsisseirDntsn
GHtrurFen BON prnfeHpr 8OpHlensr in
6dnHopsr in Ganbftsin ausasfihrts, iihr
brei Metsr hObt Diaarer, non bensr cine
BEN 6dnbtI, bic dnbere ben Wofhinens
bau perTnnbIIDIi6t. Tds BsIfibile bilOet
cine ma4tiee Gale hur sipu 81 ~. Lids
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-30

10y III IeBtsu 9iertsIiabrbuHbtrt BAT
iia Bremen iunsrlih unb dubsrs
~ lid 10 gstpoItia OerdHOsrf, bdb e
- taum pitbtr8uerteHnsH 1T. Der
Triihsr fsiE osrT6loFsns, alien 8rsmbsn
abHoIoe grsmsnfsr III in benz gsrteHr
NIT ben interndtiOnaIsn WloHen. bic ben
Neg iiber ben Msftrnfen sinidIagtn. su,
sdngIiAer sstpprOsH. Wdbrenb bic aIthaOt
nod al btr .~srbridsnben sisbsnsuiirbiss
lsit" fshIcn IaBf. Wdbrsnb bic alIFubt
Iid ihrs RomansiE gut ssiDuhrt hdt, If
bot btn 9bprsn Gin neitss, ~sIs8aHtsrts
Bremen s~ffdubsn. pis d BEN sr0bea
Rsihlham bet 6GnEeaabt tntipridt
Ier aIFi moberHe pruhibuu grsnsrs
mar bsr 0~aaptbabnbof Der bon benz baHs
a1bxridsR arailtItsn RrQfgfox GlisE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-27
GAGE OF PAN-ANERICAN RAIL
Ed ID

consul General william W.. Handiey
CalAao. Peru.)
Renewed interest q being taken hy
newspapers IN the project Of uniting
the United states and Mexico with the
countries ~ Central and South Amer
Iea by means u an intercontinental
railway Line Il appears that one 81
the most important obstacles to the
successful Development ~ the scheme
+ thaf relating q cages. The great
railway systems q central Argentina
are 81 broad gage. feet inches. 81
northern Argentina. meter gage ts.2e
fefst1, 81 BOLIVIA. meter gage. " Peru.
fhe standard gage 81 feet d inches.
and in one important section of the
Chilean Longitudinal railway onfv rs
eeutimeters izs-5 inches)
IN view of the rapid development in
railway construction along the west
coast 81 South America IN recent
years the realization u the Pan-Anaer-
lean railway scheme appears more
feasible Daf this difference III cages
Viii BE- one of the largest obstacles 10
be overcome
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-27

fanrgi p made TIE strength ~ "a.
movement IN dlFofeaax polite. fron
fpal Hpfa 8 fhe faef thar h.. deran
people - any community are behin,
Nna when once afnaEed thev 49,
nai fhey ~ after.
Sc Apent IN The feads and bridge
~ bona Ana county lasf year eounf,
l-N1f amounting ~ oEer $4,000
Del = tnat s.ze would De a efasI
rNip'atiHh under the Old plan. wh1r
ali political heDChman we're syut,osaf
~ k-t sees-in whsle : public fura
Nae 0n tap Yet ! firmly believe rAal
~ ore dollar - This fund vas spen.
sin q single political thought ~ nsTa
- HiHKe Individual Tor pnIIftesl
featthz 0He reason : that ail rad
eApfnilt afes were incurred through
W. MsefnH - our county road M
neer and highway superintendent
trained szlsff road builder Hhgrr A.
hfolsnf lnsc ine county from sss..
Aee tne Hho therefore had a. loca1
affiliations
head
Expert Supervision. The man who
pnprrtakes q tig piece 81 private corr
sirllh1n Aef1 makes sure first that
me money w4 be- spent under *
reft supervision. You would not am
pioy an expert pie maker az sUperin-
Ltnoent - biz cify hooi system
ftt q the post our county road funds
nave beer effen expended under the
fApefs.slen. not perhaps n an a.
pert pie faaker bat II one with an
expert Taste 4f p,e~
ln the bs1dlns md repafr ~ rea4s
- NeA Mexico We have conditions al
most unique with many d.ffcuft
pfobiems d1f largely 70 tw0 things
biA disAahees between settled COMMIT
mites ard the climatic conditions of
cong dfoughts ard heavy rains. Adj
thesa conditions ~ the recognized nsa-
cseiiY Tor expert supervision in the
matter - grades drainage ana seiec-
uon sna application Of road materials.
ana 4 must be recognized that il i
foliR . spend Our road funds through
me medium ~ unframed men
VI OR older states only one plan.
ana one alone. has worked sstisfac-
tpfiiy % tesd administration. and thar
~ u feHifallze The authority a. mucn
- possible IN wei organized CEN
tfAi state body 90 road experts This
w usually called, ZEE In New Mexico a
state higha4y commission This CEN
tfAi authority should furnish The nee
essafy supervision advice. and check
over al road Expenditures. and 50 in
sure uniformity ~ efficiency. and
Q complete state De systematlc work
INSTEAD II leaving il 10 each county
80 WORRY along 1n it, awn problems
with limited know edge ard only or
binary supeFA. fion.
The raad conventions at Santa Re
this week shoai4 be- al inspiring &C.
eas9n They $3.50 bring together the
road enthuslakr The faad builders
and the men ana women citizens ~
our state wha travel the roads And.
y the experience ~ one county De-
guide. Z VII found thar the good
roads massu s0t has an Influence
that extends Further than - our roads
alone For good roads AMI good guv-
eminent are mors closely connected
tnan maet 10 us resiize
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-27

r--t4 AwfTaf1- s-srs rN.
stsr Nsa-t- g. theft fzrt4- -
50 su, rI 81 sst.rs--lf-1 Aaz s1s o..
FzT .-efzrT ETErF
Tna sssaAEsr mas r rr1M rhs
E.l,lstsrf' reader ~ I.1r-1z ~ So,
Hsfor. ft4 .-tsrraflrrsI tr.rg-.4f,
zr- TrI EEtu AUsrl.ar r1t.lsf ~
z19is ire works - f,rfa-s sd Ttarf-
sraF and Se1ss and is.arzs Fxics--
ae te1 taAse Nnfst fE tHA w Nor--
sd frsy pad SO ro-s sNtasFs asrsE
e.-f i5s 5 4ueef Err4 n-t ~
aEs Eas- = tsuse p1tllsesrs v=re
fors snsrcn-Eoinr psalm s4ng--s
rsr too
ssrksrzT ~ hlr fz-aas 1..rtur.
sszr met Gre - fAeee rsrzs. r4hllst-
sfs q d Neu Vera tnurfh u.e <1rdaT
morning Tnarker1T's eFes gais-en4s
behind tte tg fI.acts les - en- ~
trF fricxe 'sss rrse 1rt frrzrt.rE
lrter ire -zrf royalties - Lad if.s-
- texz~ g. fnlf re y1t3lster- % frs
right Trarksf4T say. abr4< The ia
cen g.2tillltg - rt1f gong aid r-
facF
The ruizlshsr-hs-E dad Row
grew rerF snNrT WIZ red face with
sEfi1-5-d chest - f-r-ss fIs hand l-
he tcF1r1 - hls tiscs fraes foat ard
szsd cratorc zlly. ike Cay - Web
ttsr
Mr ThaekerT. Er ia have you
~ ln3trtfs &c E4f. that .n me prv1t
requisite ~ AueFlesr iettsfs se a.
kugE edge 70 royalties
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-27
With Scissors and Paste
INstITICINENcY.

&C. r. 3 1iNnftl-F
Par have ] looked. long waited,
Yet never have J found
In anything created
true and solid rest.
Above the ground
II such thing ~.
And cometh hetimas - human
breast.
i c0meth not e me.
Vain are all creatures and unstable.
false. insufficient and unable
To satisfy a heart like mine.
I vas created for things divine
For God and with a higher aim
Than aught mine eyes can see.
For Z am too noble 10 be free
To house nay heart in clay.
These are my servants. and must obey.
They are my means, and not my end.
And the great arc u ny destiny
They are too little 10 subtend
NJ heart indeed they occupy.
But cannot satisfy.
For that Is o. 50 great a measure
That fortune. lose or largest pleasure
il less than the houndless infinite.
Can never aSsuage us appetite
Vain creatures. leave my breast;
We are too small 10 I'm X all
i must be full. CT find nc rest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-27
NV ntnNoN =. WILLIAMS.

The announcement thar Rev Her
fasn = wHHana IS ~ ieaYs Aba
aasfque nill he received with e"nu-
me regret - ali elaHf's of eiiltfn'
"a whom he has come IN eohiAfi
aannn hls residenrc in This eiss
Readers ~ the Journal 4" M
need n ~ reminded that ~ many
occasions this paper has had eeeas'on
= tRe sharp saane with Mr. "ii-
llau.s. bui lt has never failed % fe'-
aepsx. 10 him a man " real ability.
Of ipteuau zaal and ~ the utmost
slneeriv ~ purpose While we Af"
sui opposed "a many ~ hls aet1"as'
So Know that he believes them % pe
fleht and We respect and admire hin
fsr hls courage and irankness fnf'
th.rmorc. as has already been tta'F'
81 thsse columns. we freely fanc'ae
that ~ il tremendous power iof
good IN any commonly where nc
may take up his residence.
Yhe lest Wishes 81 the 1"nfha'
ana n large proportion q NE
population - Albuquerque viii W.
lev SIR Williams 81 DIS nes held
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-27
Hou NeU Mexico Has Played a Loose
and Losing Game With Road Improremenfs

~ 1f- snn1. dear reader. mar IL
~ feff ff-fHr Esr over Hlsae
w Dee teen ffierf a5r county saa4s
tl fae fn.rilts sf oal stefe al1aee
II Nss af mpss 81 81 county foaas
--Aa fhs sand aHA fhA mod. nd TIE
fft 10 fn Them. frls y hard
ftaffns1t fD t+ilefe.
Ate ffnll.r is tast aI fhe manes
nid rt eef 90 nee roads Much - &
Heai 81 favored - tlf4l slperf.ssrs
~ #eff cone Alffaaf louptfenf en-
klnfsfAn8 f4peftseH Hundreds 81
iheasa H4f 10 laisafs have tesn vast
- iH aHss Hiat- tssfa4 ~ me single
iteH r improper rlad drainage alone
fieHs BOZ noticed. during the hszzg
ns ln ihN ffats thls f4mnef. thaf
@ state road, fhaf Hsfe laia ouf IS
competent snKiaseT So not aash
II SIC rnlA onsg aet that million
aaa haN collars back. aud start 81
Nfsf azalrt
There arc three ean8'i.1s that are
absolutely e.ential .n good road adj
mlnlsffaflon
ira good road awe.
seand. an aDaeIata divorce between
read Standardization ud politics
Ihtf5 expert salssff .Elon over road
expenditure
~ us consider these three heads
briefly
Road Laws These naturally come
under two head 5e admsnIsfFa-
Nan. ant county af local almlnlstFa-
fDa oar state h.aHs4y commission
lae j. good ONES i IS 50 recognized
ft she road iaH authorities II the
nIfed States IL has been working
SATISFACTORILY ard effeeiIfeiy. and il
is sell Administered. LIT us he slow
10 change ~
DHf county road Standardization + at
present So the naaas ~ the county
f9ad boards IN many counties this
DIaH has been al auaeBAfsd success
ln some other- is IS ineffe tive be-
asH the boards - iiiie. in q few
there + constant friction between the
county eofnmleHqffs who raise the
funds and NE county road boards
hH spend them n the county fvad
aafa system j. a. ~ mainained. the
lass should define clearly tire powers
aH8 duties of the boards. md - pre-
that confusion aHe 30 uncertainty
~ authority THAR h az times arisen
III the county road boards are - be
abolished tha ntula care must he
i8keH g. Hes that seine other system
Sc good ~ better Is substituted. onf
taxpayers lusi the people f Is true
WIFI act stand again fer The old
ima HHuHes y faaa fuud exp ndltafes.
Tine convention af atAtA hlehaaN Off
tAala ~ tho end e This month viii
hAse fhis feature au1ef careful dis
gaftan
Na Road Politics An sane eiti-
zeHs approve ~ the plan ~ keeping
politics out ~ aaH road. sehooi OF
laHH fund expenditures Nears--al-
u4osf genfratiuuso experience an
ae 81 0ur counties however. cause
even the hopeful iaeaiisg % recoe
niae ah condition az impossible.
saf j. can De- aHns and if has been
done and 81 WlH - dome. II vii
never g. dnne. however without
heaiunius and these ls not county
in oar stats where such a beginning
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-27

ffeeiFn Louise Everett in Life.1
Hears - the aarid. I hold trat-st-e
Here an fn. fetrr heart % m~.
That - naa--trat arches with the love
y ttee
Blossom q lie frem a fslryiand.
Hos can make thee understand
H. spirit es IN my tiny hand
All = thru iine-in save and Kesp
Mine in try waking mine fn sleep.
Nine IS the grief and the Joy ~ r-ar.
wen from the chance that SEQ thee
free.
WoH from the pain that s.ienced ua.
Woe for the dreams and the years G.
be-
war1s how vain mat would fain re-
peat
Apsht ~ the 5ovs that haste ard beat
Al TIE touch e thee. ms fos -
ms sweet
Nearer and nearer p repQse.
Petal On petal little rose.
Ass God u iore thee--ah. lie knows.
Heart 81 the world ! hold thee-sea
Here on the beating heart 20 me.
That hes-fhattaehes with the loy=
y thee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-27
Insurance Experts Declare Existence
Of SanatoriHms Does Not Increase Risk


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POULTRY INDUSTRY IN MAN
GHgEIA.

Vice Consul & Hanson. Dalny
fDaifenl. japanese Leased Ter
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American meat pa kers have re-
qus<fed this consulate 10 supply Ger
tain Information regarding the ponl-
trs industry IL Aanchurla in view
IT IN Increasing interest sh0Hn hy
American merchants in the pesslblli-
ties " Importing into the United
States food products from Maucnuria
8 ~ China proper. especially poultry
aHa EGGS i Is believed that the fol-
lowing Information will be q gen
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0fla ha feH its msl ef~at War
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alfe hafe given mxWhig - thelf Tor.
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rai pease. and maiteHeu aad dipla-
mats have worked Increasingly io
bring aAeai condition - inferno.
tenul relations that viii mako saf
Impossible.
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ana aii the effort that mas been ak.
pended 10 prevent a. this enushteu-
Cd twentieth century seems ln fair
way to witness the greatest war since
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