Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-08

Ia met. on Tuesday afternoon OF
this week at $3.50 O'Clock the Arch
aeology study class Will hold It's first
study afternoon at the Palace OF the
Governors, under the direction OF
Mrs. H. l.. Wilson.
PLEASANT VISITORS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis II. Anderson OF
Walla Walla, Wash. spent part of
Saturday and Sunday In Santa Zee on
their way home from Battle Creek,
Mich. intending also 10 visit San Di-
ego this week, They are prominent
in science circles and Mr.. Anderson is
secretary OF the northwestern branch
of the Institute of Archaeology.
Lewis Brown. who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. r. r. Asplund. left last
week for his home at st. Joseph, Mo.
HELP TIGHTEN THE LOAD.
The Santa Fe Woman's club has
decided to help tighten the load OF
the war sufferers In Europe. At lis
meeting held on Tuesday afternoon in
the reception room of the Palace II
was decided to make Tuesday of this
week Tag Day" when the call TO
help tighten the load will come TO
everyone who can be touched. every
one who has heart and pocket
book.
Help tighten the load
Humanity stumbles ahead on It's
road,
Urged DER the deserts, beset by the
goad:
Men bend under burdens of hunger
and care
And women must suffer and toll and
despair;
Yet, even the children astray in the
strife,
Are bowed by the weight till they
weary of life.
Hank! unto each soul that is hero
not slave,
How clear sounds the call to arise
and be brave.
Help tighten the loadi'
Help tighten the load
With all Of the strength that the
heart can command.
With all of the power of brain and
of hand,
With Wills set to sacrifice, struggle
and dare,
With love that seeks ever each bur-
den to share,
With unflagging endeavor that stops
not to ask
The length of the journey, the cost
of the task
Come, sons of the kingdom Come,
children Of Cod
And along the dark path by the
worlds anguish trod,
Help tighten the load"
AS systematic as Won Kluck's or
Joffre's campaign will be the attack
on Santa F'e's Golfers and although
the city has already contributed 5000
to the Red Cross and has sent many
O parcel to those In want in Belgium
and other nations feeling the iron heel
of war, it is only a beginning of what
the capital can and will do when the
call comes to 1t. Committees have
been appointed to attack the various
citadels. ranging from the capitol to
the federal building, and other ways
and means have been devised TO
gather in every stray shekel and
baksheesh. Maidens representing all
nations will pose as living pictures In
national costumes and will give a
touch of high color to the fiesta. 10
which it is expected that every one In
Santa Fe will turn out
DISTINGUISHED VISITOR.
Among the distinguished visitors In
Santa Fe are Former Secretary of the
Interior James A. Garfield. Judge
Walter d. Hawk of Chicago, Judge
Walter ID. Boynton of Waco, Texas;
Exposition Commissioner Sam T.
Clark of Deming, and Professor and
Mrs. Arthur Silas Wright of Cleve-
land, Ohio. The last named are
spending several weeks In Santa Fe
and are guests at the Thornton cot
tage on East Palace avenue.
THE CALL or THE WILD.
I know riace where the fern e
deep,
And the giant fir waves high.
Ana a rocky ledge hangs dark ana
steep.
And laughing brook leaps by.
And it's there to be with soul that's
free
From the streets discordant jar.
With a blanket spread on cedar bed
And the voice of the world afar.
know OF pool In a leafy dell
That the wary trout love best.
And timid trail to the chaparral
Where the red deer lie at rest.
A night birds call when the shadows
fall
And a cougars eerie cry.
silence deep, and drenmless sleep
Under the open sky.
--Leslle's Weekly.