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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-01

DR.. H. A. Grossman, graduate of
the World Optometrist Congress.
1919, San Francisco, will be in Mer-
lalan Tuesday of each week at the
Turner pharmacy.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-01
Captain Davis is Growing
Captain Davis is the Man
to Beat Alexander

hand The reason
Alexander
and zt - the ony Republican candidate Who has met the
Real Issue II the nin1s q the vosers Of Idaho
OF million
dollars eliminate similar vofecatcaSng bunk
the seseeSi0z Of sectional basis
j. the
political stsnd
FuhSie Idxho-
czpain Davis lead the eight whseh people wanted made he IS
OF MS
the
So
hourly
too late
yourself record politics Of Idaho
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-01
TO THE REPUBLICANS
LET'S ALL GET BEHIND BOONE.

LET'S ALL GET BEHIND BOONE.
j. S. Boone is making a splendid
race for county commissioner from
this the third district He should re-
ceiye the vote OF every man and
woman in the Meridian territory es-
pecially. This is our opportunity to
get representation ON the board of
county commissioners and we have
capable man, who lives in our
community, and who will look after
our interests. 10 vote for on Sept. s..
Vote Tor home man--vote for ] S.
Boone.
Last Smiths Ferry Excursion
of the Season.
Sunday, Sept. 3rd. Fare only 50.
Don't miss il.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-01

tba al Us customers owing G. G. Smith
in g gaaan and feed dealer. may bring
b III gram 70 pay said bills, and '' ths
ter e,,,, market price. or a little her ne
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-01

A wo1e sar Hon d. j SweeseF@ 81
Twfz FAlzz Is . sece tcr , zss=zdi1
nz2E fog attorney g@nerzA See rh&t
ycmr 4 b spp1sEe= z1s Azz1e
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-01

HAIRY A. L4Ss0a = . ezz.ts1Eae
fDr EAs gEsGs senate He j. Ee1 in
fS-Ee1 ard kzz 7z1 eozss1=rz ~.
Legislative gxg@rse1es Eoae fer Ezn-
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-01

A EOSe for Charles T. Bzrrngzx a.
cze % m FIRE xsezAer. ~ he seg-
fszzt2Ee u . 91e@ FOG wEE3-szfevxse1
flszsineAs MSzz. zEd cze KbD wils
wake q gro5 rky1rf
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-01
DEAN DRIsCoLL

Candidate for Republican Nominal
lion for state Representative. A
native Of Nebraska. lived I'm idaho
~ years. Practieed law years.
represent no clique On interest. .
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-01
Fried Chicken a Kuna.

Fried Chicken ar huEa-
Kuna Herald.
J. z. Clark and s ". G. Reynolds
mOtored over from Meridian Thurs
day and partook fried chicken din
ner with Mr.. and Mrs sam Hunt.
Mrs. Hunf is a daughter 81 Mr.
CLARK.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-01

fnw rHs state semx1e He j. EeM In
f0rEe1 and kzS kz1 eozz5erxA NJ
BsEAsE&rfre gxyerse1es ToEe fer EzEz-
a v0xe Tor Chsrses T. B1rrnsgs~ -
czse 81 ths FIRE x1ezsers 81 Tie 5Eg-
fszzt2re il 3 s114 FOG . B-izs1rxee1
hzsineAs Ekzn End ozs wbo wfls
Mzke gl,os resrrt
Hoz- Chzaey wallace. o2e 81 me
strDne Hen 81 zk@ norrA y Eszk5nx
a. s<xfTe race for secretary a. state
aid Ssh eDme nn6sr zhe sire MIA
big vote
EF0n- - " HnAsxrd shs Wig Mszn
81 Kana, s1oH1d ges Weary ynte
In tkts vicinity foT representative
He ia well Ddssseas AID - safe IRAN
70 male laws for ns
Il. 3. De1anai Il counted ~ . wtn-
ner in the race for tbs nomSnats0n
for county attorney He - well
eanlpped. mentally and Otherwise,
for the important position. and viii
serve the people we'll
Canyon connty ~ one 81 the yery
largest IN the state. Taey have nsr-
er had proper representation On the
state secret and thiE year ak Tor
the nomination for state treasurer.
for Hon Pred T. FIxk He is 81
mighty good man and u thoroughly
1quipped 10 take care 0f the Office
with honesty and efficiency
For probate Judge. the candidacy
Of Judge willard White Is meeting
with favor. Judge White has had
years ~ Judicial experience and a.
Just the man for the flace Ills nom
nation Is considered Nv some ~
practically assured
Miss Anna Moody has made good
treasurer and this Ii agfested BY tbe
fact that she viii have no conIefi-
tor this fail from either party Tor
denomination. She Is the Onlg eands-
date who n content 30 the knoN
ledge that The election NIii i,e in hfr
favor.
James s. Bogart ~ Boise, il .
popular candidate for county aftor
neg. He u well and fsYDraisiy
known throughout the county, and
viii make n elected reliable and
careful official
DR.. =. 81 g. Reynolds ~ a candi-
date for representative on the repni,
lican ticket Vote for him. ard shOa
the rest Of the county that We are
loyal 70 our home men Besides ne
10 thoroughly competent. and has
made d vigorous campaign and Is
entitled TO the nomination.
Miss Catherine r. Dryden a few
days ago made Meridian a visit in
the interest OF her candidacy She
made a very good impression among
our people. Meridian peoI5e are
loyal 10 the lady candidates and
when marking the ballots win no
doubt remember Miss Dryden. She
has the ability and energy % make
a success as state superintendent Of
schools.
Men OF ability and integrity should
he nominated for the state legisla
tnre. Your interest. our interest.
and be interest Of the county and
state at large alike demand that
sound judgment be exercised IN
these matters. r. NJ Hoover 81 Boise
is an available man and should be
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-01

Men OF ability and integrity should
he nominated for the state legisla-
tnre Your interest. our interest.
and be interest Of the county and
state at large alike demand that
sound judgment be exercised IN
these matters. r. NJ Hoover 81 Boise
is an available man and should be
nominated.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-01

SHERMAN ID. FAIRCHILD
REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATE
For Probate Judge
At Primary Sept 5.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-01

FOR ASSESSOR
Subject to the VIII of the Republic
can Party.
Sixteen years a resident. Of. Ada
County. Mr. Jordan is a builder and
has built many fine homes in Boise
He is well qualified to serve you as
assessor.
An Ada County Taxpayer
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-01

r. g De1an2 IL counted a. . wtn
neT IN the race for The ucrnSnas5OE
for county attorDey He - vel
esgnlpped. mentally and Otherwise
for the Important position and wii
serve the people we'll
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-01

For probate Judge. the candidacy
Of Judge Willard White Is meeting
With favor. Judge White has had
years ~ judicial experience and a.
Just the man for the place Ills nom
nation IL considered by some az
practically assured
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-01

E0n- y. " Hnkanrt ma blx E94n
81 Rnzz shongd ger q sezsy y1te
In thts vicinity foT Representatives
He ia well gssssa. 3ad b a safe IRAN
10 male laws for ns
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-01

James 8 Bogart ~ Boise il .
popular candidate for county aftor-
neg. He u well and faYDrabiy
known throughout the county. and
viii make n elected reliable and
careful official
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-01

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
Every Cold Should
BE Considered Serious

So say Tho hest medical au'hoti,is.
unlsss prompt, checked. often ,hs, lead
w chronic bronchial and rulmon,f,
troubles which ma, provo fatal
n ,npf cough rr cold has mi, 70
sronifi ~ tfestmsrt-and remember
medicine should nr, be solely telisd ON
timely uss ~ Eckman's Alternative ma,
rivo YOU relief
For more than ,wsri, wears " has
been bsnent,lns sufferers IRWIN these
Disorder. n Il specially indicated where
the system demands lime. tot N contains
calcium rhibrid ~ combined ~ ~ hs
easily assimila,ed y, thu average per
SON
safe 10 tfy-hecauss n contains no
harmful or habit forming druss " any
sort Whatsoever
A. yuuf dtusris,'s
tcsmsn Laboratory, phliadelphia.-Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05

dolln and Weakening the la,en, virtues in
cold and hardened hearts.
MI YOU have TO DO" Mr. Griffith in.
''tucicd me, rs 20 walk through the
scene as naturally gs YOU can. Your i'm
gers idlN stunning the mandolin a.,
YOU pass BY and ~ ,our eve, an cv
preston which ru',t he born of your
deep love for humanity
Il seems. perhaps. such an easy thing
20 tho outsider. direction, like these.
hut until YOU have had some expert
enee before the Genera YOU can never
appreciate how difficult it Is TO he nat
ufal
All went well until | came 10 the
part where my finger, were 10 ,trum
the mlrd1lm=Ihrn ! iJlicfrl and look
81 straight into the ewes oi Mr. Crit
iih Not knowing how tu play this
musical instrument. | would moi, have
been startled II ''.Jotlan' notes had
reached m, car, VA, the mandolin va,
silent II vas onl q dummy lust the
mechanics ut ,hi, had thrown mr. oii my
guard and ! iuiuDt In that moment
the role vas pl,,ing and concentrated
my attention upon This wooden dummy
Mt Griffith ttllrd me out VI the
scene and explained 20 me- the necc,
,iiy Of entering ir,o the spirit Vt what
was PLAYING that u he told mr. ~
make love Nv wooden post which
he did at'ctwifl as another trt'#l
must not look ,'Ur II as a tree. but
he sure of myself In The role wa,
I PLAYING thar II would assume the guisr
ot a real human hcirr responsive 90
nv rafcs,ct.
Y have seen ,bne ~ The greatest &C
tors M the stage pla, a hratlhtcak
ing scene with an old property chair
IN place ui their leading woman of
leading man. MI Iuinih continued
Once Henri, living knclt before a bat
tered trunk and uird ont. VI, mother
forgive me- with such tone, and rcs
lures ,ha, the tear, rolled down our
faces and a long lead silence followed
the closing scene
! can never inrl,, the telling vt ,hi,
nv MI Griffith. a. u made such an
in1clihlc impression upon INV mind.
and. returned ~ the scene Strange
It wa, hu, when ! ircw my fingers once
motc acfDts The vat strings VI tha,
mandolin | believed In the Tar tece,,e,
Of nv mind I could hear the iain,
strains ni music coming from the empty
box II was because had AZ la,,
merged my own personality IN that II
the little tagett htgrat eitl whose
songs could he heard In the darkest
corners ~ the earth
4 think one u IN, most ,cnpfitine
things 10 master upon iifs, catering
pictures NJ Griffith remarked 10 m,
during these first DAYS. Re the in.
stinei during a scene TO turn and lool
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05

Twelfth streets. bu, this was ioiled BY
the woman's refusal TO go with him.
That night. masked. they broke into
the house. armed, and stole Mrs Ed
wards yaluables. practically all Of
which have been recovered The men
were captured AZ 80 West Fifth street.
Monroe and Cunningham. according 70
Pho police, have served time at the
Granite rciormatory All are between
10 and 2' wears Old
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05

independence Day was celebrated
with more genuine icryor and patrio,
i'm and with fewer accidents ycstcr-
day than % any similar occasion in rs
local history Flags and bunting re
placed cannon crackers; picnic, and
fishing parties took the place Of am
bulauce races TO the hospitals.
The center Of Oklahoma CITY yc,tcr
Internationally ssakQg, was
Belle Isle park, where BOJ0 people
gathered IN the afternoon and evening
ana attended a huge recruiting meet
Irg
Several Speakers.
"a s N4ayh'i prc,iien, .ot TIC
C0irI--r pgf { 5Hrucrgc. alol H. "
P,ulcro,' - col A. = Lcccrait. rep.
]rc,cn'ing the governors office W b
NIohols, chief Of police. representing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
CARRANZA RECEIVES
MINISTER FROM SPAIN

MfWCO CITG, 9uly -Stnor pad
fSy qNL accredited minister OF Span
20 the dciacto government Of General
t%lrranya. was received Tuesday by tn
'rst chief who va, surrounded by the
entire membership OF his cabine, and
90 imposing array Of high military Of
/ GERS. The new minister presented an
autograph letter from King Alfonso In
an exchange OF speeches the close re-
lstlou,hip Of the two countries was
lodged The ceremony was made one
u' the moc imposing OF II, kind hell
lore iu yraf..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
Mary Pickford Talks
eopyrOn, ,'rs by u. .ecvr, n,~,p .p.r Syndicate. All Right. Reserved


the director who D, always talking
90 you. 1t Is uncomfortable 10 feel that
YOU must listen but can never look al
him We have our lines m~cmoriycd AMI
fchc'-,cd ON the stage. but IN pictures
u Is necessary fer the director q.
guide the actor ard actress. M, voice
N the background. stimulating them su
they will reach great height, IN their
hig dramatic scenes or encouraging
them when ,hcy uil Shor, ON their li
tie touches OF subtle comedy
While We all appreciate Mr. Grit
fifth, We dad not realize what a gfcl,
artist he Wa until We compared hi,
pictures with those oi other studios
hat was the tiluc when the dramatic
critics paid VERY l''le heed tu the
artistic effort, oi the camera and We
were considered hy me stars oi 'hc
stage as being very minor cou,'cla
iionS.
but one joyful day Mack ccrnc''
appeared az the ',dlio with a Dramatic
Mirror under M, arm and We gathered
around m 3 cir.lc IN read with omen
eyed wonder an cul1gy ~ Griffith
made picture, T. spoke OF this d.rc5
tor having given the master touch a.
moving picture, which they had al
ways lacked making them ro longer
,haloW, uron 'h, screen. hu, living
people in characters with heart, and
souls
Although WE an loved and respected
him. We stood a l'ilc IN awe oi him
because OF that dominant, all guiding
mind
Tomorrow | will tell Won f, lizzie oi
nut lie AZ the oll n,Ngfarh studio nm
der Mr. Griffith direction
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
OF JUDGE
DELAYS 0RPET TRIAL

WNuKEGAN ~. July s-Judgs
Donneily who pre'idcS over the trial
OF William II Orrc,. charged with
The murder oi Marian Lambert, arrived
here from HI, home az Woodstock too
late today o. hold a forenoon session
81 court The trial will he resumed this
afternoon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05

The work Of the Imagination is costly to
the human organism, whether It bee the
work of brains that establish great indus
tries, invest wonderful patents. write great
books for the knowledge of humanity. or
the statesmen, clerks. accountants. business
men or professional men generally. Moth
ing causes So much wear and tear of the
physical and mental mechanism as the nc
complishments of the brain.
The price the brain-workrr pays for his
achievements is always heavy and often
tragic. Many brains and nervous systems
sing under the load of daily requirements.
When his nerves stop, his work stops. too.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
Copyright 1915 by tho Mel

YESTERDAY told OF my first
7 experience 3 fore a moving pic.
4 lurc camera under the direction
II Mr.. d " Guiu,h. and now ! shall
with the second episode in our
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05

Punia Arenas. fur most Souihcrly
town IN the world. situated on the S,rai,
oi Magellan d, BIS port where thu
[ ]rugutfau government has 'r'cl ont
lurihcr relief expedition TO rctcuc the
main body oi Lieutenant Shlrklrtous
Nutarc'i, party l'li no Elcphan, Island
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
Ansuef, 10 Cntfc,rnnA,ni,

Annie I icnairuta Thank Won 10.
YOUR friendly letter which sni1,rl
very much We, I Do often la,e INV
own identify for the time hr,rr and
experience the ,r1,,iidr, ~ me char
ac'et IN the PLAY whom I am f,pfr
,cn'ing
Tranci, s Gran. I AGREE heartily
with your belief hat children ,fc hen
Gifted hy tho proper kind oi hir, v'nr
ics AMI 'ha, ,hcy ir rb' conflict with
their education '' other branches
An Almircr u hank Won for The
cliNning ,ncln,ci ~ wa, 4 very ra'he'is
little incident am a'vay, rl,d 10
receive such ll'lr ,'ofir, AMI hint,
Katherine Moore I dii M, know
that children v,', not admitted IN Tee
The picture referred ,o Arc u no,
thinking ~ tn law which exclude,
children from 4 'h,a,et unle,, accom-
panied hv a relative ot GUARDIAN
William Nj never heard ~ ,hs
acenev Won mention and can M, refer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
THE BRAIN WORKERS
NEED OF ADOMENE
Cadomene Tablets The Great Nerve Tonic

and with that his finances and pleasures,
both domestic and social. What all these
men and women need is the vitalizing in
f]lucnccs of Cadomcne Tablets, something
TO feed the brain and nerves, not to tempo
rarily stimulate them.
Cadomcne Tablets are a true tonic and
builder of the tired, nervous system. II does
not lift YOU up one minute 10 leave you in
the lurch the next. But what good it does
is lasting.
Cadomcnc Tablets contain in highly con-
ccntrated form essential vital food for the
nerve cells all over the body.
Every Cadomcne Tablet taken into the
system is paying something for us into the
health and strength of our nervous systems,
adding TO our vitality, endurance and the
efficiency of our lives.
On account of its close relation TO nat
ural nerve substance, Cadomene is greedily
taken up by the nerve cells. The result IL
n prompt nourishirg and tonic action to the
whole system and every bodily structure.
The mind brightens. muscular toup Is In
creased. all the bodily functions APE regu-
lated. sleep Ia sound and undisturbed, and
the rccuperatiyc, vitalizing and strengthen
ing effects are soon felt in every structure.
You get, through Cadomene Tablets. the
things YOU want In this world, the pleas
urcs. the l%uxurics, the comforts. You are
master Of your body and brain, and the
power of accomplishing IL yours. No more
disappointments and frustrated hopes Just
at the height of victory.
Every mans success and pleasure lies In
his nerve and tissue force and strength.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05

wears OF making
pi,'rfe'
MI hfl'u'h
I''l '''''' NV, i
"'ue
',,'I' i'a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05
REACHES
MOST S0UTHERlY TOWN

PUNTN ARENAS. Uruguay. July s.
Sir Ernest Sh,ck'c'pn the Antarctic
explorer, arrived here today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05

.ou 10 any felll., agencies. Perhaps
there may be ,nr, local agent Of
whom YOU can learn hp' mtt, sure
that his crcdicu'al, are good and au.
'hcu'ir
Elizabeth c M.Ii sou can c.r'fruc
.thr.l would advise YOU 60 dn 500 ID
Won cannot. would 90 20 ,hr moving
picture ,'uli1, register leave photo
erarh and they will send 'rr s.u when
they are IN need a' ,0ur trc Nu'
perhaps there o.. ..rr'h'rg more s"l'
"a '1 Your year. 'Hr ,Hr 90 Do 'n earn
op- living WAT Is ,0ur rhrs' nl
rn''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-05

William M never heard ~ ,hs
AGENCY Won mention and can No, refer
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-04
HUMOR OF THE DAY

we've learned a lot from the pres ent war"
 what it's all about."-Detroit Free Press.
 Father-Tommy, stop pulling that Tonay-rm only holding the tail The cats pulling it!-Pearson's Weekly.
 The recruiting sergeant-But you
 surely are not IS yet? The recruit-I should have been,
 sir; but l was i'll for a couple of years. Sketch. What religion? BiIl-Nuthin. Sergeant must put down some
 thing. Biil-Righto, Put me dahn 'eathen. London Opinion. What is the farmer spraying lis plants with? Paris green"
 ITO make them green? Dear me, i thought natures tints were natural" Pittsburgh Post. The mag gistrate-The officer says you have no employment or trade Of The vag-He's got me wrong, Your | Honor. I'm rock breaker emeritus 1 for the state.-Puck. ] Londoner-You people in America sleep too much. ] New Yorker-What are yUc talking about, Why, there are said to Ga zoo varieties of mosquitoes in this couE- | tyy.-Yonkers Statesman. l How they described the engage
 ment: Her frfends-A perfect poem. His friends-A beautiful idyl. His famiIy-A great mistake. Her family-An idiOtic affair.-LOu- iSVille Courier Journal. i Boosoy BiII-Once I was in fair i way of maxim a fortune. But a la 1 bor saving device ruined me. 1 The other Boosey Qazily)-Speak 1 on Macduff. | Boosey Bill was getting on nicely as a barman in a pub. when the boss bought a cash registrations.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-04
WANTED IMMEpIATELY

surrmcr cottage, good condition, req sOrable price, on either salt or fresh water
 FOR SALE: 41-acre farm. near main fine land. large orchard, S-room house, new barn, large new poultry house and OutbuildlugS; S2.3G0; easy terms. TRYON' s AGENCY, Willimantic. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS
AT THE AUDITORIUM.
Hazel Dawn Appearing at Her Best in The SaIeslady-Five Part Paramount Today and Saturday.

The Sales1ady, by Willard Mack, one of the most novel screen subjects in which Hazel Dawn has ever been starred by the Famous Players Film company, differs radically from any thing in which this captivating favor ite has ever appeared, and embOdies real pathos as well as genuinely de- lightful comedy. It is the tale of @ country girl whom poverty forces to try her fortune in New York. Upon her arrival in the city her beauty at tracts the attention of a band of will lains who become instrumental in subteCting her to a series of ViCissi- tudes that are strange, stirring and dramatic in Ul-e extreme. A unique fact connected with this unusual Paramount picture is the reproduction on the screen of one of New York city's greatest department stores, in which many of the more important scenes of the play occur.
 The ninth episode of The Mysteries of AIyra and another of the famous NapOlian and Sally comedy animal pictures will also be shown.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-04
POETRY
TO KoENTG: GOD SPEED.

She sai1st'' The cry goes cross from
 Cape to Cape. And flashes out in Sputtering sparks Out Ger the waves where the grim AwaitsI Ana. waiting. makes the ocean To look @ in jaws of Death that gallant That burrowed Neptune's breast-aud btTrowed tT1ei Brave men! None braver than these pioneers, Who faced more perils than ColuGn- bus knew,
 Who did wh at men said Man can
 never dot Afraid? or wbat? Such sailors know
 no fears!
 Out on ard meath the br1ny deep
 there waits Adventure glorious! God rules the
 Fates! Success? God will that gallant band God W1H they pierce that net they
 dare to face; God will that Nature spares them in To bomei To that great Fatherland
 which bleeds From gaping wounds of war! And
 ne'er a name Of mariner draw brighter smile from
 -William K. Conway.