The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-03-05

ft1tulhR u'wJt 1pr rtHtDte hooks
With laws for hn Information,
~ submit thr above quotHtiou
~ the rp'tons u All fnnt II io9i-
ri or possibIe IL qualifying -
nan hr decent ci,ix4nsl,ip On
nrth or Jecenr companions
hip In y intDyr liz AZ n
'rerrqutritA for r,nh qsalj-
iration y dtevit home pIIess The
WI.s xplutnun W. cl,tDui 40 s,,+.-
nj Wisdom III link ing this ~
rrfion ot i coovh.ti,n that the
Wisdom - thr axr~ proves The
ny ~ n'iv'"'it'A ~ passed, and
MN. II hr III reformed NJ all.
must reform within himself.
Only one Being ever had the
power 10 reform q man by law,
and He, apparently, isn't work
lug overtime on that line, or
here wouldn't be 40 much left
or his children to do, That
Tilted son Of Utah, Judge Pow
'rs, once paid the following trib-
ate To the home:
. | ring the praise OF that per.
lrcr Eden. whose sweets, like the
lavender, scent the desert OF TX
silence There the infant COOS.
nd the mother smiles, filed
''th heavens Radiance, like the
nberpse when the suns away,
Ills with silver, light affections
ralnl Sine i the encnnntress
mo begins l'pr spell IA the thrps-
sVii ~ cr,'-@rd. and Seny.S 10
ns stic forni 'h+ gll!trring Iravr+
y love-. Her tender ulIniStpriugs
all ~ -OIt ~ snow llpun the ~-,,,
nd into "a" hrnrr they nirIr ~
ashanti, When the fir,.lighl
i'ckers upon the hpnr'h aud
.nn'iows dams, gr,tesqurl, upon,
hr wallis slir summons fup
spirits ui past delights unIiI they
| ill sweet llipnAp irutn soul Ia
.onl She turns a silver KEY, uml
naiS "iIiIunt, trs ,,ngni-t. ~trIi.
,u'i ~s,rr ,lehlerilent pf me wprLl.
She ~ 'h- ,,lchpnlsi vl,n turus tu
precious gold the piainrsr Things
Though her bunrd be- humble u
= SNreter Tnr when spread vim
iovr than those ~hrrr iruils und
slur Ia richest VASES ~uiIe
| o., hmgdun ui Lowell Ga.
realm Ui nln'sl The ,.~selire draue
from ,Our pure delights l.
o'e,''hed Tor nun, a Year Auia
scr 'uinnlt mad. by the chariot
wu-''is OF couiilirrc,4, when tn
>un hnkrs nOwn With the tropic's
Ierv"r bet wt'-li the bl~lsriu-
"nils of great cities, it puli,s H.
u agic IA the ear of weary MAJ,
IL tels~ ct a cool spring t,rups / i
/, nnple whose broad arms reach
out IA hen.uic,iui, II pcrurs
Io@-stretched caves and Windows
open into which hiacs aud s>rln.
x ~ peep There IL u It'd, room
With an ''prn duur lonkii,g acrus,
a bread stretch OF pasture ait
waving Indian corn To DE, /
blue luke. A happy vile an,
mother, with n prntthug chlld
ooks from her AFTERNOON sewiu,
90 the golden, bIllow, waves OF
wheat field, where the father m,
MS men gather upon creakinl
wagons the harvest's wealth
The tired, careworn man OF trad
S,es all this az IN a vision, an,
longs to drink in the inspiration
flowing from this tangled bit {
memory from his early life.
at is felt amid the cannon
roar II cooled the brow {
reedom'S martyrs in the strul
lie for the nations life Anon
he deadly swa,nps OF the penn
'ula, within sitting prison :, ~
Ter torrid skies, and amid th
'moke and dust and roar Oi ba'
b.. It played upon the hear
strings with ITS tender touci
often IN the choking dust an
ieit oi weary marches. our so
Tiers seemed 10 smell the ne
uown hay aud apple blossom
II their distant nomes. VIII.
srtiIery roare,l anu snlph,
.poke hung over sanguinal
irlds. there were moments wht
! he deep toned music of the bell
alllng To sacred service m sou