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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17
BRITAIN IGNORES
PEACE PLANS
LORD ROBERT CECIL COULD NOT
THINK OF PROPOSALS THAT
WOULD BE ACCEPTIBLE
KITCHENER PAYS A TRIBUTE


London, September Premier
Asquith and Lord Kitchener today
presented facts to Parliament con
eerning the financing of military op-
erations.
They declared that more than
three million men had been recruit
ed for the military and naval forces
since the war began, that munltlon
factories were sprInglng up and that
supplies were yaifly Increasing.
Lord Kitchener paid a tribute to
the Russian armies and expressed a
view that the German offensive had
passed It's height
Lord Robert Cecil. under-secretary
on foreign affairs, in reply to a ques-
tlon OF the house. stated that Ger
many had offered him peace propos-
ais but that he had replied to Ger
many that he couldn't imagine at
the present time what proposals
would be acceptiblc.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17
COMMISSIONERS
COURT IN SESSION
REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION
HELD MONDAY AND
TUESDAY
IMPORTANT ORDERS PASSED
Stock Law Election Ordered 10 he
He'll In ElcuCon Precinct IA
October 23rd.

The County Commissioners Court
was in regular monthly session Mon
day and Tuesday
Present: County Judge c. II. Duch-
anan, County Clerk. W. r, skinner,
Commissioner Geo. W. Brown, II. r.
Dargltz. j. u. Autry and j. y. Thorn
as.
An order was passed to require
the p. & N. r. Ry. Co. to repair the
drainage ditch next to the county
road on the line between the lands Of
w T Rankin and p S. McDermott.
also the drainage at the end Of the
railroad bridge on side Of public road.
An order was passed to establish
Independence School District No II.
Returns OF school house bond elec-
tlon In Winston School district can
vassed and declared carried In favor
Of bonds.
Order was passed To close Kemp
and Lowe streets in the town Of
Hermleigh.
Warrants were allowed In bounty
for 1856 rabbit scalps and 20 wolf
scalps
Special stock law election was or
dered to be held In election precinct
No. II on October 20. r. c. Adams
was appointed to hold the election.
County Judge was authorized to
make deed to Mike Sterling to five
acres Of land embraced IN Bluff
Creek district at $500 per acre on
petition Of trustees
Ordered by the court that the
County Treasurer purchase Tor the
credit Of the court house bonds sink
ing fund the $4,000 oi bonds OF
school district ~ and the 100000
Of bonds OF school district 20 said
purchase to be at the price OF par
and accrued iFtorest. subject to the
waiver Of the State school Board
II Is ordered by t-' court that the
sheriff and janltcr be and are cspo-
cially instructed to report to the
County Attorney for prosecution,
any person or persons who shall In
any manner damage or disiigure the
court yard, or place any litter re-
fuse or waste on same and the
county attorney is hereby directed
to prosecute vigorously any one who
may be guilty Of such orense under
the laws Of the State Likewise the
sheriff and ianItor shall report for
prosecution any person or persons,
who may loaf or loiter about the
court yard or within the court house
in such manner as to make Of them
selves a nuisance or bother TO any
officer or other person who has bus
mess about the courthouse or
works therein.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17
ALL IS QUIET ON
THE RIO GRANDE
MEXICANS COMMENCE CELEBRA.
TION OF INDEPENDENCE
WITHOUT DISORDER

Brownsville. Texas Sept i5-Tho
Observance OF Mexican independence
Day began here ton'eht without O.
single Incident of disorder reported
from the border
The citizens have been warned
that the Meyicaus arr likely To- in-
dulpc in considerable noise and 100
the display OF 1ro arms
The killing OF three Mouans yes
torday when they attempted to es-
cape from the iall is looked upon
with disiayor in military circles no
inquest was held and the bodies were
buried by the soldiers
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17
Nnrlh cnlorndo AssocIalIon


The North Colorado Baptist Asso-
citation met last week with the church
at Pleasant Ridge.
The Association was organized
with J. II. Ellis. Moderator. |. F.
Tapp. clerk and j. NJ. Appleton as
Treasurer.
All the churches in the Association
were represented by letters and mes
sengers.
"a he annual sermon was preached
" Rev. J. II. Ellis.
- The Association settled In full
with the Missionary.
Rev. S. II. slaughter Of Dallas
addressed the body IN the interest OF
missions and raised $40.
Collections we're made for Old
Minister'S Relief. Foreign Missions
Orphans Home and Ministerial Ed
ucation.
The session was pleasant and har-
monlous throughout
The work OF the meeting was hn-
lshed on Saturday and the Assoeia-
tIon adjourned to meet at West
Point on Thursday before the second
Sunday In September. 1916.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17

Miss Dura Dawson entertained the
following last Friday evening with an
"antl-slumber" party:
Misses Ora Wilson, zonell Harris
Maurlne stone, Corene witt Char
iotte sturdiyant, Jim Mcclinton' Lu-
ellie Galloway. jamie Warren and
Ruby Clark.
After being served 'scrumptuous
supper. we enjoyed a JOY ride ana
big laugh at Charles Chaplin. We
then went home and were serenaded
by some Of the "chiyalrous youths
Of snyder who carried tin cans gar
Laee lids. dish pans and various TIN
articles for music. The boys were
greeted BY a shower bath" Instead
OF hearty welcome
Until late hours Of the mornins
"gosslp was the leading feature.
Immediately after breakfast we
enioyed a long ride and then we
were peddled out by Dura. We all
reported delightful time and de-
c,ared Dura a most charming hos
tess.
s-Mr. Pack Wolfe after learn
lns how successful We we're runnlns
Inc boys on has promised each girl a
1880 rifle tc 90 to the Mexican oor-
H.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17
BOARD OF COVER
i. NORS To MEET
MEMBERS URGED TO DE ON
TIME THIS AFTERNOON AT
FIVE O'CLOCK

The Board Of Governors Of the
Snyder Chamber Of Commerce VIII
hold the regular monthly meeting
this. Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock
T.. Judge Browns Office at the court
house.
II is very essential that all mem
bers of the board be present on time
as there are several important mat
ters that demand immediate atten-
tlon. one especial item is publicity
proposition.
Remember o'clock this after
,noon +. J. ANDERSON.
y cHAMBLEss, President
Secretary.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17
BILLION DOLLAR
1 t0AN IS ASSURED
PLEDGES ALREADY PUT UP THAT
SECURE A CONSIDERABLE
|<,- FRACTION OF AMOUNT
'0.GERMANS ARE OPPOSED


Now York, Sept. 15--Ametica'a
billion dollar loan to Great Britain
and France seemed well on the way
toward accomplishment tonight, in
the view OF bankers familiar with
the pledges offered by the foreign
Commission during their five days
stay here.
This rosy view is reflected in the
thoughts Of men who have cham
plcned the Commissions Cause, but
II does not coincide with the sentl-
monts OF those opposing the loan nor
with the so-called pro-German nn-
anclers who we're not invited to meet
the commissioners.
However, the pledges. It is under
stocd, have secured considerable
fraction OF the law and others are in
prospect.
The so-called pro-German bankers
OF New York will be invited to par
tlclpate II the commission be per
suaded that they are sincere In their
expressions OF willingness.
The successful disposition OF the
.n.~ ..-.. .... ,.,iIi Ianan1 nunu
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17
Passing Of Jim IIankerSou

Mr.. James A. Hankerson, OF Has
kell who has been coming to Snyder
At every term Of the District Court
for a number OF years has changed
his field Of work and will come here
no more lie has for a long time been
Court reporter and Official stenogra-
pher for the Court ef the ssth DIS
trict and has itinerated alcng with
the district Judge and attorney aud
was quite popular with the lawyers
and others about the court house and
has the reputation Of being one Ct
the most accurate and efficient court
reporters In the state.
He has left this district to accept
IKE position in the wichita Falls
district.
Mr.. Chas WEIGH. late Of HiIlsboro
comes TO this district As Mr.. Hanker-
sons successor. We extend to him
the glad right hand.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17
FLOOD SWEEPS
OVER MISSOURI
KANSAS AND OKLAHOMA ALSO
SUFFER AND DAMAGE EN-
CEEDS HALF MILLION

Kansas city. Mo. Sept 1.-THE
heaviest rainfall In years is sweep
ing parts Of Missouri. Kansas and
Oklahoma aud the country is fac
ing severe floods aud washouts.
The damage already done In the
region OF Joplin. Mo alone Is In eN-
cess OF a half million dollars.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17

Mr.. G. W. Faulkner father "i
Mrs. u. l.. Bare has moved to sny-
der with his family from sipe
Springs and will reside here. He has
one pupil to enter school. He says
the boil weevlls have destroyed the
cotton IN the country where he has
been living.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17

The Methodist Auxiliary met Mon
day. September 18th at the church
After a business session presided ov-
er by the president. Mrs. Marshall led
a bible study on Daniel
The ladies' will serve dinner and
supper next Monday. September goth
At the Townsend-oldham old stand
on the east side Of the square.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17
SNYDER SCHOOLS
OPENED MONDAY
ENROLMENT FIRST DAY 578-
STRONG CORPS OF TEACH
Frs IN FACULTY
PROGRAM At CITY AUDITORIUM
Speakers Of the Evening Stressed Co
operation and Strict Home
Discipline.

The public schools Of Snyder open
ed In splendid vigor Monday morn
Ing with total enrolment Of 573
students.
The faculty this year Is exception
ally strong. supt Watson Is recogniz-
ed as one OF the leading educators
and he is supported by corps OF well
qualified teachers. devoted to their
work. The school board is made up
OF active business men who have the
welfare OF the school at heart. The
board and the faculty have wisely
planned for the best school year In
the history Of the institution. There
are li3 students in the high school
department already and they have
entered upon a course OF study along
all the higher lines OF educational dc.
yelopment
From the primary department on
up through the grammar grades and
the high school the work is thorough
ly systematlzed, under direction OF
competent instructors. ''~- I;
The schools were assembled Mon
day morning and proceeded 10 settle
down to regular work under proper
classification
The public exercises were held on
Monday night at the Auditorium.
Quite a number Of patrons and
friends assembled there to discuss
school matters.
Chairman Pryor Of the school
board and Mayor Noble we're both
reported sick and could not be pres
ont.
Addresses were made By Pat Johu-
ston, T. Chambless. G.. @ Higgln8
T. p. Perkins, Judge buchanan and
Rev. L. s. knight
The speakers all urged c1-opera-
ton and some Of them stressed the
Importance OF home discipline They
all pledged loyal support 70 the
school
The closing psocoh was made By
supt Watson and De gave the audi
encc o. plain and po inted outline OF
conditions as they are and as they
should be-. He stated that every room
Of the Central building is crowded.
one teacher has Go children In her
room and another has Co. There will
be at least zoo more enrolled and the
question is where can they find pro
per accommodation
The Central building ought to be
remodeled. enlarged and rendered
more attractive. It. is unjust to the
children to send them to spend seven
hours day amid scenes that would
not be tolerated in any well ordered
home ln Snyder Mr. Watson pleads
for better equipment Of laboratory
for the studying Of the sciences. He
SAYS the apparatus ought to be pro-
ylded for teaching agriculture. The
school has thirteen units Of afilia-
tlon with the University, but the
science department is sadly neglect
"a Let US hope that the people OF
Snyder will rally to the school and
that after this year there may be
no more shortness OF school room
and equipment.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17

Mrs. J. D. McClannahan was hos
tess for the Fl Feliz Club Friday,
September 10th.
After the business session forty
tive was enjoyed.
A delicious ice course was served
the members and Misses Hargis and
Wallace.
Mrs. Weldon Goats will entei,s'n
the Club Friday. September 2ith.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17
scurry County baptist Association

The scurry County Baptist Associa-
;i5n met on Thursday Of last week
with the Baptist church 1t Ira.
T, ere vas a full representa- NJ oi
TIC churches in the terrlicrS AMI
coed reports were made.
Rev M T. Tucker IL Moderator
and c. R. Lockhart is Clerk. Rev. n.
A. Scranton. OF Abilene preached the
annual sermon and Rev. ]. d. Hull
preached the Missionary sermon.
The Association adjourned satut-
day 10 meet next year at Hermleish.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17
DISTRICT COURT
CONVENED MONDAY
JUDGE JOHN u. THOMAS ON THE
BENCH-ATTORNEy JAS. T..
sTINSON PROSECUTING
GRAND JURY DULY ORGANIZED


District Court convened In Septem-
bor term here Monday morning with
Judge John II. Thomas on the bench,
District Attorney Jas p, stInson and
County Attorney Bill Weems looking
after the prosecution department
Sherin W. A. Morrell keeping order
District Clerk Walter Adamson keep
Ing the records straight and Court
Reporter Chas. Welch mere to make
stenographlc tabulation OF everything
that may pc said.
The court officers came In Monday
over the II. S. 4 p. and court was
called at 1880. Sixteen men had
boon summoned for grand Jury ser
vice and they were all here. The fol
lowing twelve were selected. sworn In
and charged W. r. Black, A. j.
Carncs, ]. II. ecker. J. $. Head. j.
-. n po,os Ino s,aveley
+ r Mayweu + N perrlman. A. p.
Gannaway. John Woody Is serving as
door baIlln for the grand Jury and
tho riding bailins are Jim BrIdgman,
woodson stimson and w. II. Bent
Low
Tho foiicwinp cases hive been dis.
nosod of.
n no,yor 90 Frod Morris debt and
,o.oo,os,r. 1ud,mon, for plaIntin
" c. crowder vs.. J. NJ. Radiord,
,,,,,..,,o,, norno,uo,od
wn,,om ioseoh Mclean Va. Milton
o,ya, ucI.con partitlon So ordered
- -. =" No.. an, p.,,o o. n
~ ~ ~ ~. .,t, ,o. damases
r-..
continued c.,.,,.u
Aauie '""p'''" W. %. ~
" a'' 'u'' "" ,,.'u p.a.noo,,,c IN
American wen " r'o'p''''"s
vs.. Snyder Development 20. sun OH
contract luusH'o"' 'o' p'r''' Dl',....',. w.
S3.22S and foreclosure en- Company %
oil well at snyder
Avis r. Wrlsh' ct a'' W. '"'''""s'
q Santa Fe Ry. Co.. damages SET ior
Thursday Of second week
Mary W. Jordan vs. so'e'''s"
Camp W. o. W, suit on insurance
policy. Judgment for plain'ih WIN
writ OF inquiry
@. u. Brown W. Mrs NJ C. Iidwel'
suit on note Set for wednesday TINS
week.
The case against Dutch Jordan
charged with murder set Tor next
Monday.
Case against J' D. hu"'o'
transferred to juvenile court ana SGT
for Friday.
c. y. Brown vs.. NJ. c. TldweIl' SUIT
on note Jury verdict for plaintiu TOT
si547.
c. f. Brown vs.. V. p. Baker SUIT
on note. Jury verdict Tor pla'h''" 'o'
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17

W. A. Lualiin and sons. Carlos and
Lester Of Route ?. were here satur-
day and had the Signal started to
them.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17

J.H. Patterson Of Route 2. came In
Saturday and paid the necessary coin
to get the Signal and Dallas News for
a year.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-09-17

Dr. W. A. Palmer was here satur
day from Dunn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-29
HALLOWEEN FETE
AT GIRARD COLLEGE
Students and Faculty Will Give
Varied Entertainment in
Chapel Tonight

Tho students and faculty Of Girard COL
lcgo viii assemble in the chapel Of that
institution this evening to attend a Hal
lowecn entertainment TO be presented by
members of the college staff, band and
chorus. The feature Of the evening is
20 be "a minstrel show I'm which the stu
dents viii see their dignihcd professors
ana instructors In the less instructive but
mCrc amusing roles Of tamborine,' -
bones" inttrlocutor, balladists and the
like.
The program will open with selections
by the band and the Glec club, followed
Oy readings from James Whitcomb Riley
by Harold Barnes. supervisor Of the Ele-
moutary School THE Little House Upon
the mar VIII then be played by the
band. following which Miss Christine Nc
Michael % teacher I'm the Elementary
school will give a number OF vocal se-
laction-. Next ON the program is to be
thc singing of Questions" by the Junior
Hundred the singing club of the Ele-
mcntarv School
The entertainment will be brought to a
close with the minstrel show. Harold
Barnes is TO bo nterocutor, the first end
men are pr John G. Simpson. resident
physician at the college, and William G.
sparks, assistant to the supervising pre-
feet; while the second end men are to
be Frank g. Nitherbec, superintendent
of Admission and Discharge, and Frank
.. ZesinGcT steward of the college. The
circle will be composed of Joseph Beatty,
Ernest Cunningham, Howard B. Humph-
rcys, Clyde T. Martin. Professor b. Mont
fort Mclchoir and Hamilton Torrey, all
members of the college staff
The vocal music will he under the direc-
tion Of Burton True Scales and the nstru-
mental music under II. r. Andcrs. Ac-
companists will be Thomas a Beckett and
Miss Annie b. Swift. +. Dana Sears is
to be stage manager. The original de-
signs and decorations of the evening are
to be those Of Thomas Walton and Will
lam j. Landherr, both students in the
class of 1916.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-29
Police Court Chronicles

An open air comedian, laden with an
oversupply Of weather-beaten humor,
sought to interfere with a suffragist
meeting at Front street and Girard ave-
nue., and met with decidedly sad results.
While an energetic speaker was giving
reasons why women should vote to an
interested audience the disturber voiced
his appreciation in sarcastic tones and
expressed his admiration for the orator
She ignored him, and when he tried
20 get a laugh from the crowd by ridic-
ulous questions he was "booed" and
hissed by the spectators. When comedy
failed the man tried to be dramatic BY
defying the crowd. A man interested in
the proceedings picked him up bodily
and carried him TO the sidewalk This
aroused the wrath Of the disturber, who
threatened to annihilate all present, but
such revenge was prevented by the ar
rival Of Policemen Richter and Henry
They hoisted the anti-suffragist upon
their shoulders and deposited him before
Magistrate Scott at the Front and Master
street station.
The prisoner thought 1t quite Joke and
said his name was Luke McGlook.
you've made a mistake In the name"
the Judge declared, for now you're
name Is Dennis, and as you are so awful
funny l think I'll let you laugh for FIVE
days IN the county prison"
The smile on the prisoners face quickly
disappeared when he heard the cell door
elang with him on the inside.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-29
BELL TELEPHONE BUILDING
TO BATTLE IN SEA OF LIGHT
Beginning Tomorrow Night 100000
Candle Power Light Will Illum-
nine Structure

At 6 o'clock tomorrow night 30 search
lights viii throw a mellow 10000, ,0O0-Can-
dlepuwer light over the new Bell Tele-
phone Building at 18th and Arch streets,
the first building i'm this city TO lie SO
illuminated. The flood light" will be
similar to that of the Woolworth Build
ing in New York.
At various angles, from different roofs
In the vicinity, IA Of these searchlghts
will blaze on the four sides, while Is,
which have been carefully concealed about
the building, will throw the brilliant rays
up the sides, enveloping the structure in
a radiatng whiteness from the fifth floor
to the topmost pinnacle of the hagstaff.
4 short ceremony will attend the light
ing Of the building, when, as the lights
arc simultaneously turned on, the Bell
Telephone pcnnant will be raised on the
mast which tops the roof.
The searchlights are not unlike large
automobile searchlights, about IS inches
in diameter, with illuminating parabolic
refectors and 5O0-watt concentrated fla
ment tungsten globe, developing nearly
100000 candlepower at the point of de-
fusion, which means that 2O,0O0,O00 candle
power Of light will be spread over the
building which fronts the Parkway.
Eight clocks about the building, timed
to the second, will automatically turn the
lights on and off The effect will be per-
manent. in use every evening from s
o'clock until midnight, beginning to-
morrow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-29
'HYPHENATED' POLICE
DOG JUNO STOLEN
Authorities Suspect Enelisbu..
Spirited Away German-bor~'
Canine

Thieves are operating along a.. =,
Line II they stopped at stesl,ns 49,,
nary dogs it wouldn't matter npcS V,u''
when they upset all tradition bv s,,.,'
police dog. always regarded a, t
Sherlocks. then where will this ,b,,,,''
end? 'h'eVins
Many believe the thievery is or,n
ginning. That's why the police 90 %.
Mawr, Rosemont, wynnewood 81
shohocken are running down ev.r,. -
IN hopes Of capturing the daring -
thieves responsible for the thief, =, ~
police dog belonging to William ps,r...
who lives at the home Of Georso ~
Childs Drexel W.
Juno came from Germany. y,,,..
received his police training and ht. ~
den disappearance leads to the v,,s,sNl.l sgl'
that his captors were Englishmsn' ~.
feared that he might be sent back 70 nv,
tatherland TO help in secret service u..s
duty. '''e war
The dog has a license, No 4i5o n.
police say 1t Is possible he regarded ~.
as commission and rcamed away fror,
the domestic hearth. And as n roeul, 80
his roaming he was caught N, tLs ~ -
envy. There is also some suspicion ,Ss,
the enemy might be gang of tbis,s.
who have stolen dogs at several nlaccs
along the Main Line and are hoIdinS
them for reward.
In such a case there will be a rrst,it,
Of s25 for the one who returns Juno W.
has dark brown hair something III
Sleeps wool, but as he is a police 80
It is believed that no one will be eb,o -
pull the wool over his eyes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-29
CANDLES ARE BARRED
ON ALL SOULS DAY
Serve as Targets for Austrian
Aeroplanes and Teuton
Shells
BY ALICE ROHE

ROME, Oct %.
Many a poor woman, who has denied
herself necessities Of life for months that
her pitiful sous might buy candles for
the soldier dead in the great cemetery OF
Nerano, at San Lorenzo. nnd strangers
who Travelled thousands Of ..h.8 to sec
the flaming torches in this famous city
of the Dead on All souls' Day. found
posted the Governments ultimatum.
booming the graves to darkness on this
day for the first time in centuries.
Church and sepulchre are not sacred
from Teuton shells, and Austrian aero
planes would find the nickcrng tribute
TO departed souls tempting beacon for
their bombs. Only the dimmest OF small
blue lights are permitted and but few
of these.
Rich and poor mingled in the slow
caravan, which made the road to San
Lorenzo a garland of blooms-blooms to
ran upon the Eew-turned earth Of a very
great many new graves. The graves of
the Garibaldis who fell in the battles
OF the Argonne, were buried in flowers
On All Souls Day neither age nor sick
ness can keep the poor from the humble
graves. The road to Verano is filed with
tragic pictures as old and young plod
patheucuIly to the great burying ground,
carrying their few flowers
When rich and poor have lighted their
own graves they throw their offering Of
oil into the great bronze urns OF the
Ossario, where lie buried. in common
ground, the poor
Men and women, bent and old. add
pathetic bit to the leapng flames or
throw tiny waXen candle into the burn
ing masS-for beneath the uondesrriDt
slabs lie their loved ones.
There is no more impressive, no sadder.
sight in all Rome than this view from
the high point of the Fincetto when.
at sunset, dusk has Crept into those
shadowed walks and the thousand lights
on the graves of the dead CLEAN forth;
when down avenues of expresses one sees
leaping toward heaven the great flames
from the huge urn beneath a wooden
cross where the people throw their offer
ings with a prayer for the souls in purga-
tory.