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New Britain herald., 1916-02-23
SOCIETYWOMANDEAD AFTER LONG PLUNGE
Throws Self From Tenth Story
 Window of Apartment House

New York, Feb. 23.-Mrs. Estelle Garrett Baker, society editor of the Atlanta Georgian, a member of the gia and one of the best known wom- en in Atlanta society, jumped from a window on the tenth floor of the Co., lonial studios. 39 West Sixty street, at 6:25 oclick last evening and
New Britain herald., 1916-02-23

have asked him to reconsider in tele- grams. At Yale, Bostwick was chair man of the junior prom committee. AS leader of the Yale Glee Club in concert at Carnegie Hall, New York, on Friday night he will make his last appearance before leaving for active service.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-23
Chauffeur Finds Body.

MT. Kirk was in the cellar when Mrs.
 Baker jumped and heard a thud on the pavement above. but thought 1t might be a trunk coming into the house. A moment later, a chauffeur ran into the building and told the switchboard op- orator that a woman was lying dead on the sidewalk. He telephoned to MT. Kirk, who ian to the street. As Kirk had never seen Mrs. Baker and she was only clothed in her nightgOWn he was
New Britain herald., 1916-02-23
FEATHER OF EUGENICS'' DEAD.

New York, Feb. 23.-Dr. David AL lyn Gorton. called the Father of Eu- genics" and the founder of the Eu-
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-05-18

tablished, and the Mexic,n neoete
themselves demonstrate their obsAyg
TO govern themselves in manner al-
eeptable to other nations.
we 40 not covet foot of Mexican
terftoIy. We do not want any
trouble with Mexico if il can I've
avoided. But conditions in mat re-
puMiic have reached the state where
nothing but American bayonets and
shot and shell will be of the Slightest
avail
1hey should get it, and without
AL unnecessary hour Of da1,v And
they should get it in such Quantities
and with such force as to forever
breed a wholesome respect and fear
n the heart Of every Mexican Tor
ihe power and might and Justice Of
the United States.
mat is our opinion as an Ameri-
can citizen who loves and is loyal to
his country.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-05-18

SOUTH OF BIG COTTONWOOD.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-05-18
LIFTS LIVESTOCK BAR.

DR.. w. J. Butler, state veterinary
surgeon, has issued an order, which
permits shipments Of livestock into
Montana from South Dakota, if such
are accompanied by a federal certi-
ficate or a certificate issued by an Of
ficially certified graduate vetinarian
of South Dakota.
The order rescinds one made in
the importation of livestock into the
state unless accompanied by a GER
tilicate issued by veterinary in
spector Of the United States bureau
OF animal industry or a veterinarian
approved by the bureau for Canadi-
an mallein testing.
Due to the prevalence Of rabies, in
q number of surrounding states, and
elsewhere on the continent, DR.
Butler also issued an order with ref
erence to the shipping into Montana
of dogs.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-05-18
W .hGN FIR NEW &,

The people Of Wagner and viein-
ltV were very much diSapp Ointed re
2aTding the debate was to have been
held at the court house last Satur-
day evening with North Strater So
cietv. The Wagner society wishes
to notify the public that it regrets
very much hiatt the debate was NOT
given as it had been advertised. The
North Strater society chose the sub
Ject and set the time for the debate.
Ihey chose the side Of the question
That they wanted and even decreed
that Wagner should send male de-
baters only.
Then on the last week Strater de-
clded to postpone the debate. with
out even consulting Wagner, be-
cause one of our local papers made a
slight mistake in announcing the
time of the debate 1t has been in
tlmated that one of the Strater de-
baters thought he ought to have
more time to get his debate ready.
But Wagner felt that they would
rather "beat EN- the 18th than any
other time
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-05-18
Kill. 6, CAPTURE rs

Marathon, Texas, May ia
| truck driver here today from Boqu-
lila said that it was reported on the
| border that Major Langhorne and
two troops OF cavalry had surround
ed the Big Bend bandit raiders about
125 miles from the border, killing
six and capturing IS. Army officers
here have made no announcement
regarding such an engagement.
According to the truck drivers
report the bandits were surrounded
and did not put up fight The
Americans ceased firing at once. The
seventy-five captured, it was said,
were to be brought here for trial.
Officials are relieved.
Washington, May 7.-Genuine
relief over the Mexican situation was
evident in administration circles to-
day. The principal cause was the
assurance conveyed to President
Wilson and his cabinet yesterday
through Secretary Baker that the
Caranza government is now con-
WINGED the United States has no in
tention OF Intervening in Mexican
politics and that consequently re-
sentiment against the punitive ex-
petition is rapidly decreasing.
General Scott chief of staff OF the
army, brought this word TO secre-
tary Baker from his conference at
I'll Paso with General Oregon. war
minister for the Caran&a government
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-05-18
RECORD PRICES FOR
MONTANA EDGg1g- tvrS

Practically all Of Montana's pro-
ducts are bringing record prices.
the farmer, miner, sheep raiser,
lumberman and catrIeman are reap
ing the benefit OF war; by figures
As much OF the Montana livestock
goes to the Seattle and Portland
markets, the following observations
from the official market paper of the
Rose City. the Portland Live
stock Reporter--are Of interest.
Commenting on prices and market
conditions, the Reporter says: "The
weeks cattle trade has been better
than for a long time, and high-class
cattle touched the highest price of
the season; several loads of pulp
feds selling as high as $8.75. No
section Of the market looks as
strong as the sheep section 1t is
predicted that this year will see the
highest sheep market on record.
Lambs are quoted at $1,000 for
prime wool offerings, with other
lines in proportion"
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-05-18
Under these conditions the dut,

Under these conditions the duty
Of the United States is clear.
The citizens of our border states
are our own people, they are our
own flesh and blood, and their in
terests are our interests. They are
entitled to the protection Of the
whole nation, and as a nation it is
our duty to afford them that protec-
tiion.
The government OF Mexico Will DO
nothing. II therefore is up to US to
90 something.
We have waited for five years for
the restoration ct Law and order IN
Mexico, and conditions are Infinitely
worse today than they ever We're
before. The future holds out no
nope OF anything but unlimited and
sible condition Tor this country to
longer tolerate because CT the con-
slant menace to our own people and
to our own interests.
A sufficient force OF American
troops should be sent into northern
Mexico to restore normal conditions
thrOughout that whole region, and
another force should be sent to the
border to afford ample protection to
the people OF these states.
General Funston has asked Tor
$4,000 National Guard troops. lie
6oGld have the whole leo, 00Q mem
}ers otthe National Guard And il
hey are not enough Tor the service
required, then volunteer regiments
should be raised to supply his every
demand
And il the Mexican government
and the Mexican people do not like
such action, and offer any united op-
position 10 the cleaning up OF this
territory, then 4 great volunteer
army OF half a million or even a
million men should be spread over
that country like a blanket, and not
a man should be Withdrawn until
every bandit has been hung or driv-
on from the country, law and order
restored a stable government es-
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-05-18
H.s E2O.


MIR. and Mrs. w G. Kelsey anl
son Robert We're Dodson callers Fri.
day.
2. S. Rich made business trip t.
Malta Wednesday.
MIR and Mrs +. w, Moses anG
Richard called on the Evensons Sun
day.
Irwin Fitzsimons called on the
Ricbs Thursday
Mrs. Moses and SON Richard Wis
tied Mrs. Eevenson Tuesday.
II. F. Streepy made a business t1ll
to Dodson Tuesday,
Herman Johnson and Rodney ant
1ana Rich were fishing down OF
Dods0n dam Sunday.
Mr.. Vernon Hughes called on thg
Classes Sunday.
NJ end Nrs.2. S. Rich and Esther
aud Alvin called on the Casses Sun.
day
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-05-18

John Tomilson is among the many
new subscribers to the Enterprise
this week. John says he has been
without the great family journa
long enough, so came in today and
subscribed
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-05-18

Every road has it's ending, but
most OF us only see the beginning.
l.. z. Edwards was out to his
north side farm the first of the week
experimenting the irrigating of a.
large field of wheat,
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-05-18
EEaRO
toe late for last week. ]

roc late tor last week
a. =. Rich returned from 9arvin
Minnesota, Friday morning, whore he
has been looking after his farm.
Mrs. o. ]. Everson and Pear
sailed on Mrs. Magaret Hughes
Monday.
Mrs. f. W. Cass was a Haro caller
Tuesday.
o j. Hverson and WILDER called
On Neis Swanson Monday.
-aF R'9A Called on Mr.. Cass Tues
day.
aiein Olson is WORKING Tor Coo.
Hail
Fl. u. Rlcnming and family left
tor Poplar, Montana, last W,edno5-
day. where they intend to stay Tor
She summer.
&vers0ns Tuesday.
Ernest Trustone called on tho
Richs Tuesday.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-05-18

No, The rain hasn't come, but it's
on the way
Cold weather and lack of moisture
are keeping spring crops at a stand
still
AlfaIfa came through the winter
O. K on the bench.
Mrs. DeI'ileo has built a neat
house on her claim south of T. Fuhr-
mans place.
d.
San Anderson is trading work
with II b. Stewart,
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-05-18
M. a X
Registered Stallion

The beautiful black Stallion Max viii, make
the of as
Monday Wednesday a Hot
Wednesday L. M to Thursday Ed. Gellispie's.
Thursday Monday al Eaf
1efins.--s1O Cor season, $t5 in
colt and
Max has been in
years Old and has has in
Particular breeders will this,
ANNe Will all
ne responsible souid
H.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-15

after you have resolved. devote The
rest Of the year 70 doing.
Renember that the business inter.
sses Of this town win prosper and
thrive only - they are supported
b. the people themselvcs-by you.
Aud hear IN mind that the value
Of your holdings Ia determined great
y ~ the prosperity Of the town and
Of the countryside surrounding ~.
Never lose sight Of the fact that
the money you send 70 other places
Will never enrich this town. Il 10
sssd planted In unproductive fields.
Keep always before your vision the
nscssstty for keeping every possible
dollar In our own community. and
gathering In ~ many more ~ pos
aole.
Use your eyes In scanning every
week the advertising columns Of this
papsr. They will tell you what and
whsss you can buy TO best advant-
ass 10 yourseIr ana the community.
TAsss viii be many opportunities Of.
eersd IN these columns In 1915.
Uss your ears in learning Of tho
satisfaction others receive 10 patron.
lsing home industries aud In boosting
fer home and home people.
Doa't walt for others 70 take The
leaA In progressive enterprises. Bs .
DsaAss yourscif. and let others fol.
Iow you.
Your eyes. cars and brains were
givea you for . good purpose. and u
you live up TO that purpose you viii
not oaly achieve success yourself. but
wtll plant the desire for greater and
bellsr deeds In tho breasts Of others
osouad you.
F 1his 10 our home-youF home. Let
= make Il . place worthy Of bssss
Gn1)o6 'home."
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-15

mous aovelist wrote. "Ths Melting
Pot" requirsd moaths Of careful
prsparatioa beeause The most minute
attsatioa wss Daid 70 dstails Of his-
TORE an4 spsctaeusas naeurs. ThrousA
eut the flvs acts there ass Uany start
ling elinaxss aad sripDlas situations
and the interest nevsf flass.
TIE plot eenters around . young
Jewish violinist who 10 baaished from
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-15
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sale u waess q seAse fisSes ~
eas1s ~ belling.
IN nlsol VIII seda b rsoses
~ ~ oelogs.
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thsees onsU1e.
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lssoso 1sslD ~.
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looooooo Gn1na ~.
~ ol1e1 - ~ nates ~ oss-
~ onsouo . . ~ ~ essse'
- . busn0ng G11oaev.
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La Junta tribune., 1916-01-15

aassalel y . lieais evss 80 Dsusls.
NJ. u. ksss1ss. whe = hess Sreg
Dssves tasealllaG ~ 0eeAiaesy 81
seaseing thsa eef. sesesd tAss shlG
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La Junta tribune., 1916-01-15
x..s.. q A...., ,s...,.s.

Notice IL hereby given that the an.
nusi meeting Of the stockholdsrs .oi
sion Will be held st Harmony Hall lu
r. Junts, Colo. ON Monday. January -,
~ieciInx . board 81 trustsss tor the on:
suing year. and for the purpose ol
tranaacting such other business ~ may
he properly presented.
r. PilII.LlPA Secretary.
First publication. pecember ss. 1918.
Last publication. January -. 1915.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-15
Mods. q A.sse, ,ssss..s.

The annual meeting Of the stockhoid.
ers Of The wsbbse Ditch. Company vili
- held q ID. office "a. the. Aillsr: Hale
day. the :ssh day ef jssasry. isic. :!
10 o'clock .. n. for the purpose ol
eiscsing direcsovs for the ensuing year
and the transaction Of such other Gusl.
ness - may properly come before the
y. T. wEBBER. PrssIdsnt
~ y. MILLER Secretary.
FIRST publication. December -. 1915.
Last publication. January IL. 1915.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-15
MENNONITE sAxsTARirx.

/ n. ,. Elliott. Of DaAvor. Aonl.
~ hoes lest wednesday.
q. 3. Meelsy. Of II Junta. visited
~ s1sose. Mis- Ninnie. hsss sunday.
NJ Ruth Shades, q Draalea.
Gooo.. hos taksn - tralains TT Z
|ooguD = thls inssisutloa.
E m. J =. 0auess. q Faisnsuss.
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~ ood1onl.
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Dlng - via>>sl - eeassnes'
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vloonoo1n0. - ~
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-15
A.s.a, s.sss.s.

The annual meeting Of tho stock.
holders of the Grant Ditch Company
will be- held In the old school house
North la Junta. on Wednesday even.
inw. February =. 1915. NJ 7:so o'clock
for the purpose Of electtng officers for
che ensuing year. and transactins such
other business ~ may properly cosns
before the meeting.
.. u. STRONG. President
r. }. wiHsTAHLEY. Secretary.
First publication. January .. 1915.
Last publication. January 10. 1915
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-15
W.. l.aspe.a..es ws.s M.


IadsDsndsncs. No.. . pretty little
city Of 1900 inhahitants. juss foety
'minutss si6s fron Kansas City % the
iaterushan. struggled ssvseal years
for local opsion-SroAiblting he sale
Of intoxicants withia NJ corporate
limits-bst the neasy supplied BY
the brswsriss and distillssies and the
gum.shos work Of . few misguided
business msn Of Ne town made Il i'm
possible Tor ~ better slsaeat 10 win
their poiat. Abeut ~ neaths ago.
however. The bsetsf elsnsat won out
and Indepsadsscs "vsns dry" All
sorts Of dire calamitiss were predict.
"a for The towa n The event I, did
90 dry. "Why. all eur working men
will now % over 70 Kansas City TO DO
their tsadins." ths wet" merchants
aid.
Five neaths after ladspendenes
wsat dsy ths writer called upon the
merchants Of that little city to de-
tsrnins just what effect Tie enforce
meat q ths asw lav hsd upon the
busineas Interests os The town. First
~ visited thsss nsecAants Who had
opposed he local oDeloa Law. as u
vas natural 70 assume that they
would Paint thiass - black ~ pos
Able undes The ejrcumstsnces. 10.
stead q dolag - ~ ssDsetsd. every.
oas lnSosns1 hin that business Sss
fas bsetse than they could possibly
expect q that ssasoa un6er the old
order os 'thlaes, Nine saloons hsd
pssvlousjy a1esus1 tAs public square
ID lndepeadsaes The day Il vent dry.
Not oaIy wsre eAeae bulldings oil &C.
euDle1 ~ buslneGs eoaessas Of which
ths town nisht ven - proud. but
many snail bulldings q sids streets
ssas asleeaa ~ fesnally - ~ars-
heusee tesauss - tAeos Deesimi,y u
the sslooas ase new occupied BY IL
Olll0aoe beslsesDss.
l1sklas ~ reonle q The storsG
70 1sosgnlae just vhal llnes had besa
passleulasiy asfsetel ~ Doeai op,ions
~ vstees Soua1 ~ ~ sais e
shoeA seesklaob un1esweas. glove
|as1 1sso Ooels ~ lassesssd aes
Deogl0a1oly eoely ~ oooG while ~
~ - OBteosles - 0eaas bad Y.
sssaee1 about twsaly ~ esst sao
lnGoeo1 g dstviag tso1o - kaasac
CIV. 1o1ooon1eneo 0ogoAasts y
Sssne1 ~ wsloss ~ nany forne1
lsloklag ~ ~ ooeDooeoy seayee
owoy fBUn xaaans colv bseasss 6
~ so1oooe.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-15
-,a.'s,as ro..

TIE 'Msltins Pot" to Be shown At
ths Reurks TAsetss THURSDAY. Janu-
AZ seth. beam the stamp Of -
Anssieaa nads product and II hes
bssa sivea the unqualified approval
ef esltics not only Of the BIG msero-
Dolitaa dailiss. but the special and
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-15
Assssl Nssssaa - ~ ssesAAss1ess .
sesss - sssss cssss csssssy.

The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders os the North Ia Juntn Canal
Company viii be held at the kersl'
La Junta school house. saturday ~.
enlns. rsbrvsry sth. NJ 7:3s o'clock.
for the purpose Of levyipR an assess.
snent for the maintenance and opera.
sion Of shs company. the election ef .
beard es direcsers Tor the ensuing
year. and fos the trAnsactloM of any
ether bvsiRess that may properly come
before the meeting.
q l. HILL President
J. %. LyN0AR Secretary Treasurer
vlrss pub1lcaslea. Jasvssy =. 1919.
Last putlicattea. January -. 1919.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-15
Sessss 81 Ass,sessss. ssr pesss.sss-
ssss ee seesssAlp.

state Of Colorado. County Of otsro. -
il the County Court.
In the matscr of the estate Of Martha
r. Walton. deceased.
To all persons Interested IN he 80
tate Of Martha 7. Walton. pEcEAe-
ED:
Notice II hereby given that on the
:sth day Of December. \. -. 1915,
there was filed In the county court OF
Otcro county. Colorado. the following
petition for the determination Of the
hcirrhip Of Martha T. Walton. Deceas-
ed:
State Of Colorado. County Of Osero. ~
In the County Court.
Petition for the determination Of heir.
ship.
In the matter Of the estate of Martha
r. Walton. deceased.
To the Honorable " w. Mcdaniel.
judge of the county court Of oters
county. state Of Colorado:
Your petitioner. Laura l.. Allen. os
La Junts. Colorado. would respectfully
show that she II the daughter aud one
of tho heirs Of Martha r. Walton lase
Of the county of Franklin. state Of
Maine: who departed this life on or
about the ssth day Of November. A.
-. 1914. leaving no last will and scssa-
mcnt aud having st the time Of her
ds5nIsc the following tnsessats lands,
ten~ments or hcreiitaments. situated
In osero county. Colorado. to-wtt: An
undivided one-twenty- fourth part cf
the northwest quarter Of section sew
en-. township twenty four south Ut.
range fIfty.nye west u the s,sth ..
M. together with all water r.sAss
thefeunio belonging. including one and
one. fourth water rights In the cnsttn
Consolidated Canal Company which u
| represented by 100 shares Of the CAPT.
tai stock of The ue.Ofxanissd cailtu
Consolidated Canal Company. that
said estate II ef the value Of Lees than
| es.eep.so and has not been administer.
~ In this county or sssses that the
names and addresses Of all pespons
Who are or claim 10 ~ heirs Of saia
dscessed. ~ fss ~ known Ia said ~
tttl0nes. are ~ follows. to.Wls.
Lyman l.. walton. HhowhegAm.
Maine. son. idssse ~. Cromwell. PAR
nlnsson. Maine. daughter. Laura l.
Allen - Jvnta. Colorado. daughsss;
tsIns v. Thompson. Fsrnslngson,
Maine. daughter.
Therefore your petitioner would n.
spectsw1ty prsy that . jwasclAI asess.
satnssmt and detssmlnalteN ef ~
helm ef said decesseA be had purso.
snt 70 the laws In ssch cases made 40
provided.
LAURA l. ALLEN
Beats ef cslsrn1e. ceuNsy ~ Weo1. q
Z. 1Ausa l. A1IeA. keing fJseo 1uoy
sworn tes,esss sW1 ~ sAas ~ 6aeoo
svesseA In ths aheve 80 essegoeng ~
sisiea are TIRE seees1oas - ~ ~ q
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La Junta tribune., 1916-01-15
s.ss.. = s,s..sssssss.

Nsstce 10 hssvsy gtvsa thss ~ =
messis9 g shs seeehhsj1sss - TIE
Astaasas Valley Realty Company.
calls1 TT shat psspeea. heo1 q shs ~.
ebees - ehs ee0pAay - ~ Juasa,
ceoA. - Osssbss eoeh. 4. D.. 1915. 49,
q Whlsh ssssing ~ - shs sesek -
~ eonpanv was roDeeoeased IN Desese.
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La Junta tribune., 1916-01-15

even moro critical rsvSevess os ssen
essds papsss - The Neeioa Pscssss
Word and News Of Nsw vost 80
Variety. . thsassieal DaSss q ~
Dorlaace. :.
Evss u thsatss gosss have ~ IN.
nssssd The play. few wtll - fesne
vho have ~ rsaA end rs-ese1 ~
book whieh Iseasl xangvell. ths fa-
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La Junta tribune., 1916-01-15

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La Junta tribune., 1916-01-15

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Morris tribune., 1916-08-04
Both Lawyer and Preacher

Christian Herald: We made pilgrimage to see an
old retired army officer who had been journeyman print
in Office at Springfield ILL.,, and of Lincoln s
intimate acquaintance and asked him to tell US story
that the magazines and books had not found. He told
this: lone day Lincoln asked to ride fifteen miles
in the country with him and become witness will
he to write for on her deathbed. When the
will had been signed and Witnessed the asked him
if he would read few of the Bible her.
They offered him the book but he did take it, but
gan reciting from memory the Twentythrd Psalm, lay
ing emphasis upon Though walk through the valley of
the shadow of DEATH will fear evil for Thou art with
me- Thy rod and Thy staff they comfort me- Without
the book he took up the first part of the Fourteenth
Chapter of john In my Fathers house there are many
mansions After he had given these and many other
quotations from the Scriptures he rected several hymns
closing with Rock of Ages, cleft for me- thought at
the time had heard elocUtlonist speak with
such and power as he did. l an old man now,
but my heart mets it did in the death chamber re-
member how with pathos truly divine he spoke the last
stanza beginning while draw this feeting breath
The woman died while there Riding home
expressed surprise that he should have acted as pastor
as we'll attorney perfectly, and he replied God
and eternity and heaven were very to today -