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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-05
A TRANQUIL SPIRIT.

Who walks life's way serenely
Regardless of it's thorns.
Fen though his days are troubled
And tickle Fortune scorns
His suit, may yet attain to
A wondrous, shining peace
That bathes his soul in sunlight
Until life's battles cease.
ADDING INSULT TO INJURY.
"I'll never speak to Jack again.
whats the trouble, Geraldine?'
1--WE quarreled."
"Yes?"
IT ordered him to return my letters"
"oh!"
.And he sent them by parcel post, as
IL they were butter, or eggs!"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-05
"ThiS Is the Lifeo

"Theres nothing like having the pub
lie at your beck and CALL" said F. l..
Jenkins, of the Southern railway AND
suppose good actresses come about as
near accomplishing this as anybody. II
you don't believe it, listen to this: The
day Maud Adams was to arrive in Biz
mingham, we received a telegram at our
office not to let anyone disturb her until
noon. We sent a man down to her pri-
vate car, with the message, and I guess
she wasn't disturbed. I've heard lot OF
talk about being awakened by alarm
clocks, but it's really an accomplishment
to gain sleep through the telegraph
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-05

prominence writes to The Age-Herald:
"The farm loan act has greater field
for usefulness in Alabama than any
other state of the union, and | think
it highly essential that every stimulus
be given to make it's operation sue
cessful in Alabama. This can best be
accomplished by establishing one OF
the banks in Birmingham"
With New York state alone showing
an increase in banking resources of
more than $1,4o0, 100000 and the
average gain for all the other
states, except the three falling be-
hind, of more than so per cent, the
need of farm loan bank in this state
is seen to be imperative.
Preparations for
Election Night
IT HE AGE-HERALD has already
Is announced its plans for showing
the election returns as rapidly as re-
ceived Tuesday night. The people OF
Birmingham are invited to be present.
Those who are not able to get away
from their homes for trip down
town can learn how the election goes
by watching the sky, where a power
full searchlight will signal demo-
cratic or republican victory.
If the shaft of light extends
straight upward it will mean that
President Wilson has been reelected.
If it points due north Mr.. Hughes is
the winner.
North is that point of the compass
which best characterizes the frigid Mr..
Hughes and his arboreal running mate,
Charles Warren Fairbanks.
Encourage Savings
Accounts In Alabama
1MURING the excitement and inter-
W est in Tuesdays election voters
are once more reminded not to over
look the savings bank depositors OF
Alabama,
This is the only state in the union
whose laws discriminate against saw
ings depositors. When state bank
fails in Alabama the savings deposit
tors never get cent, because all other
creditors are given preference.
A constitutional amendment will be
submitted Tuesday placing savings
depositors on an equal basis with 9TH
ers. This amendment should be rati-
fled overwhelmingly, thus giving new
impetus to saving and thrift in Ala
bama. ~
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heads of Europe, and they had laughed
Unfortunately and nonized him. Then. like
Yorick. he fell on evil days, when the
SAVIOR had gone out Of his wit or the tide
Of public favor turned to younger idol.
II am too old to be funny any more ne
said among the few who were still MS
friends, and by his own hand he died.
Charlie Chaplin gave as reason for the
huge salary he demands that the public
soon would tire of him. Humor will be
fashionable till the world ends, but the
particular humorist may overnight find
himself out of favor. Society, like the
Athenian Of old. is ever seeking some new
thing.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-05

I then rode out to the scene of
the Bessie Mine disaster some Is miles
from Birmingham, where an explosion
had occurred, killing some thirty or
more miners.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-05
A DIFFERENT ATMOSPHERE.

they were butter. or eggs!"
The sun., 1916-09-10
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

NAT RANK DIRECTORS FEEs-Comp.
,f..'rr ,hs o, Sqrtoncy hy says "Abou. cnchalf
aircc'ors IN. other half, numbering about
= 81 to g; ssl; s. toss, i:i7s: :, to IS. +os;
BRITISH DOMINION LAND CORP.-Char.
tered in Canada with capital Of 81. 900 oOO.
divided into 1000 shares Of 500 par, TO carry
on business of land and developing company.
earet Mcdonald. r. II. McElroy and Joanna
A. McRae.
coIMAR OH. co. Chartered in Main. to
establish and maintain oil companies and to
erect. own and operate tanks. pipes cars. &c
DRY GOODS TRADrs-Mar.hail Field a Co
say: Wholesale shipments for current week
year. Retail distribution is active Road
sale. for advanced fall aud spring delivery are
ahead Of schedule More customers arc in
Gently Cotton goods and many other similar
lines are strong"
EXPORTS AND IMPoRTs-E1ports Of msr.
chandise reported by \. y: Custom House
total OF S66 2s6, ssl for the week. Imports were
valued At Sl.7s'.s7s. making $50 for the
week.
GOLD EXPORTs-There has been Withdrawn
export to Cuba.
on Saturday 81, 500. 900 in gold. which was de.
posted at I. 8. Assay 0fhce for account OF
| j. L, Morgan h Co. God imports since May
II now total s:si, 4s6, ,ooo
INCOME TAX-Alcx. Brown a Sons. Bslti.
more. have issued pamphlet entitled Handy
Digest Of New Income Tax Law" with text
and annexation.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK-Rumors
| current Saturday that control had been
purchased by new interests and that J. W.
Hartman is sun connected with institution
| have been denied. George q. Warner states
| that several Of his clients have purchased sonIe
| OF the banks stock an Investment, but
| that no effort TO gain control has been made.
| J, w. Hartman states no severed all con
nection with institution more than . year ago
MILWAUKEE BoNDs-Award of 81. 800 oot
| Milwaukee municipal we serial bonds has been
made to Halscy. Stuart 4 Co.. Kountze Bros
and National city Co
PHILA. 4 so. AMERICA 3. 8. CORP,-An
| nOunced that company, organized recently with
| capital Of sl,0c0.000 will operate continuous
| freight service beginning Oct. l5. ships will
| touch at Santos. Rio Janeir0, Buenos Ayres and
AontevideO.
The sun., 1916-09-10
COFFEE MARKET.

An early advance In the coffee market WAS
followed by reactions with the close shown,
n net advance on October. hut dccincs of from
/ to points on the general list Sales were
reported II :s,7j0 bags.
An opening Improvement Of TO 4 points
was attributed chiefly 20 buying by brokers
with cotton trade connections, This hcmgnl
WAS supposed 10 reflect huish feeling on
cOfyee inspired by the stead!ness OF Erazl and
the fact that coffee has hardly shared fully
in the advances which have occurred In other
commodities since the beginning " the war,
Moreover. the continued dry weather reported
In Brasil tends 10 encourage spprh"nsions
~ unfavorable new crop shyiccs before the
this morning may have been promoted by the
smaller volume Of offerings since the reaction
of about 30 points from recent high levels
The demand, however, was by no means
active or aggressive, while the advance
seemed to attract scattered offerings which
came partly from trade sources. Realizing
for over the week end may have boon one
Of the factors while houses with European
connections seemed TO have a few selling
orders and May declined from t6s TO 800
with the market closing at the lowest point
Of the morning
No change WAS reported IN the cost and
freight situation. Sales OF fair ,o sood roast
ing Santos a. at II 40 London credits were
fresh offers were received ranging from Dbout
II 40 to no The local spo, market Renamed
steady to Arm. 4 fair oemand Was reported
for low grade Santos. which are hccomns
rather scarce. but quotations were gencrnly
unchanged on the basis OF zoe for no -
and ll7.c for Santos ~
Range Of prices.
The sun., 1916-09-10
PUBLIC UTILITY NEWS.

CLEVELAND. PAINsvILLE a EAST
ERS RY.--Reports for July. gross 35O.977.
inc. si.s22; net s2s,s2l, Inc. l2,Sbs; surplus
el4s5$, against N2.s7s last year. Seven
months gross 326l.5ss. Inc. t25.boi: net
1ilt.s76. Inc. 3i3569.
HUDSON VALLEY RY.-Reports for
three months ended June so, gross $751;
sll, inc $500; net li+.lss. Inc, &s,6Ss;
deficit after charges ei0.+97. dec. eSo.s7+.
LAKE SHORE ELECTRIC--Reports for
!!Sly gross 'is.:soS, Inc: !;s'ias; net 81
1874 For six months ended July 81. gross
!ssesle' Inc; slsss;sas; net !sia,7s7' inc
MISSOURI a KANSAS TEL-Totsi op-
Grating revenue for July i%os;s77, Inc: stt.-
Seven months operating revenue te,7is,ss3.
Inc. -l2s0.2ts; operating income 962s.7ss.
inc. 1l7,26S.
NORTHERN OHIO TRACTION a 1t
Special meeting called to complete sale of
control Of the company to y. and Phils.
bankers has been adjourned until Sept. 10.
Details OF sale will becompleted within ten
days. according to general manager.
port. sSoi ior July. c cp.r. Inc Siss.sos. d.o.
N.A2A Seven months epsr. rev. N.s22.
The sun., 1916-09-10
RAILROAD NEWS.

Gains in gross earnings Of United. States
railroads for August give promise TO exCeed
SUBSTANTIALLY the gains recorded In July and
juno Operations IN the fourth week of Au-
gust CONTRIBUTED gains In gross which in
some instances equallcd the sains for the
three preceding weeks combined. This sud.
den accfction in earnings IL partly explained
hy the ~ of traffic occasio oned by the fear
Of STRIKE which threatened to tie up trans
pnriatlon for while. The embargocs an
nounccd AUGUST 81 by railroads for their pro.
lection. hu, since withdrawn. and which be.
came effective virtually with the frs, day OF
striombcr. Will probably be reflected in the
rturns for the first week of the month.
IL considering preliminary weekly fKures
for AUGUST II will he well to note that the
combined reports of all important roads in
AUGUST. 1915 showed an increase In gross
Tor tha, month Of 1875 mile as compared
vh August. 1914. but a decrease of %1os q
mle as compared with August, 1918. and .
ec rease OF S.9T as compared with August
'n'. similar figures for July. 1915, showed .
decrease IN gross Of one.third Of i% . mile
as compared with July. 1914. while for June,
1915. thsrc was shown decrease In gross OF
t-othlrds of 10 . mile as compared with
June, 1914
The sun., 1916-09-10
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

AMERICAN HIDE 4 LEATHER-Lewi.
Fans Fada snS % Ps fus kmp. 1T
pres o, MeiIopGias Tus, SS VIII no.
Gently was reported possi bic. They have
by Pres. Theodore Haisht. and while L.
deci,nsi ,s serve sas en L. H RasSvin n and e.
Van Tuyl have made their positions clear.
Is sag rk tha hSr ana Ha,s%n wiaSos, "sea
thority.
ECILDING-Building returns for August are
rather irregular. according TO Brddsfreeta The
sro, hut the aggregate Of values IL much
smaller than in July and only slightly heavier
than In August. 1918
c, A. $. PRODUCTS Co;-ch.rt.red In
automobiles Capital. 5000 100. incorpors:
tors. q. =, P. Kilberk. s. ). Krim and David
| Ksssei
EAGLE. PITCHER LEAD CO Chartered in
New Jersey 10 mannfaciure lead and sinc
products. Capital Co,on,oo
NAT. OIL REFINING co.--char.er.d
| in Delaware to acquire and develop oil ana
gas lands Capital. $1,000 goo; ineorpoTa,-
Lonsneld.
OKLAHOMA oII~Announced 10 despatch
| from company's attorney that No. : gas well
Is making 1000 coo Gu. n day ar ard ~ that flow
| from No. we'll has reached l2,oNoO Gu H.
| 4 day.
REYNoLp tR. ~ TOBACCO co.-Ds.
| clar-d extra dividend OF 2% In addition
to quarterly of 80 on common and Y =
of record Sept. 20.
sTERNs TIRE 3 TUBE Co,-Chartered in
| Canada TO buy. cell. make and deal In rub
her goods Capital. 81 900 co. divided into TO-.
o% shares Of seo par insorp9ra,or'' K
Welsh and J. D. Mclean.
sTUDEBAKER CoRP,-Pans extensions At
| South Bend. Inds plant involving expendi'
| ture Of about 81, OO.o0c No new financing 10
contemplated. Net earnings this year are es'
timated at Ss,0co.ooo
struction & Dry Dock Co. subsidiary, re-
| ported about to build floating dry dock
| which Will cost between $500. 900 and $500
600 and have a tonnage capacity OF 12ooo
UNITED MOTORS coRP-ofricially an;
i"veii- cconneI Ms. Co, maker. Of
w cease to sasom to hofn. snd
Is negotiating with Klaxon Co FOR entire
supply. Term contracts ere reported as
on ali cars built by Cadillac. Buick. Ods
oakland scripps-Booth and chevrolet com
| pan!es.
UNITED PAPER .co,---Dlrectors quoted
as announcing all Indebtedness cancelled
and that earnings show good margin above
preferred dividends.
L. s. STEEL CoRP.-circular letter
analyzing value OF common stock on basi,
OF asset value and earning power issued
assets on Aus. 81 are given as si,49O. 100. ais
U. S. STEEL ToNNAGE-Unalled ton.
o, 800. .b72 on July 80. and 4.9os 40 on Aug
a4ts i dnrinx mont MONTH l %msllsd order: % are =" sti
70s. established In May.
The sun., 1916-09-10
MINING NEWS.

ALLOYS HOTEL co--Chartersd In Del
aware to acquire and develop mineral
lands. Capatai, $4,000. 900. Incorporation,
ii. q. Eastburn. A. Smith and M. =. Doto.
ARGoNAUT CoNsoI4 MINING Co-De-
ciarsd extra dividend Of an cts. In addition
to quarterly Of ~ cts. both payable Sept
e6 to stock Of record Sept. Is.
ARIZONA coPPERFIELps-To
of a,600.00o. averaging l,s6T copper re-
ported Indicated in new drill holes, Pres.
w. b. Ridgisy. formerly u. 3. Comptroller
Of Currency. and . consulting engineer are
ON their way to compsnys mines.
BIO LEDGE coPPER--Has announced
me engagement for . term OF ysArs OF A.
6. Cole a. superintendent In full charge OF
n: eomp.ny; 'msI,tlns melt Hl,.Tt IN II M.y:r
vesr was superintendent IN charge Of the
Grssns Cansnea smeltsrs In Cananss. Aex..
expects to have gmsltsr ready fes operation
in early part Of Novsmbsn
NEW UTAH BIN0RAN l1yNyNo CO.
weekly report Of suet eaya 9cnsa!s tunnsl
The sun., 1916-09-10
UNCLAIMED BANK DEPOSITS.

Report Of the Unclaimed Deposits. Dividends
and Interest of the ~ BI.It BANK OF NEW
YORK CITY on the first day Of August, 1919,
made In accordance with the provisions Of
the Banking Law. SECTIONS l34 and 2l9:
The sun., 1916-09-10

Cabies-Rio No. 7 50 reis lower for To at
$3.50; exchange unchanged at l2 l7.a2d. re-
cripts, 1000 bags. and stock $50 900 hags
Santos WAS unchanged for " at 7t0oO receipts
g. OO0 bsgs and stock 2,l9i,0O bags. Futures
were rncbsnged. Receipts at the ports over tho
holiday were s., 900 bags, against 65. .0oo n year
ago. sao Paulo had 66. 900, against $1,000. and
Jundiahy a6, OO0 against 4s,00o last year, Cloudy
weather was reported in all districts of Sac
Paulo. with temperatures ranging from 81 to
el degrees. Cleared from Rio September 3 the
Westoii, with l2.ooo bags, and from Victoria
the Junsshovsl With 1900 bags. all for New
Yost.
The sun., 1916-09-10
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Horn silver Mining Company will
be held at the oifice NJ the Company. Room
sos Mccormick Building Salt Lake City.
Utah. on October IL 1919 at i2 NJ, for the
Ing January LIST. 1917. for the purpose of
carrying out the plan set forth In the cir. .
"a 1919. and mailed to the stockhoid, r.
and for the transaction of all other bust
ness that may be lawfully brought be-
fore II.
The transfer books will close September
18th. 1913. at u noon and reopen on Sep
tsmbsr 9TH. 1919. At i0A: =:
The sun., 1916-09-10

UNITED GAS a observation-disclosures
gross earnings OF subsidiaries for July OF
i,.s23ls. inc. 3l7l.s?6. net 3s79.l<0. Inc.
Ss6,Ott, balance after charges S2s6.lsb, Inc.
t2.75j, For the twelve months ended July
81 gross was $l453i.ts3. inc. Si,S5Alft.
not $6i5h3,t. inc. 3sssj:2 net after
of the United Gas 4 Electric Co. from all
sources FOR year ended July 81 after deduc-
tion OF expenses were Sl.<33.ls0.
WISCONSIN MINNESOTA LIT. 4
POWER--Has been authorized by Wlscon-
sin Railroad Commission to issue S3l2. 800
preferred stock ana S750.o00 b% bonds
The sun., 1916-09-10
STATE BANKS
NOT MEMBERS OF
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK.
TRUST COMPANIES
NOT MEN BERS OF
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK.

brooklyn Trust Company. ........
bankers Trust Company ........
I. =. MORTGAGE and Trust Company
Astor Trust Company. ......,.....
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Guaranty Trust Company .,....,.
Fidelity Trust Company ........
Lawyers Title and Trust Company.
Columbia Trust Company. .......
Peoples Trust Company. ........
New York Trust Company. ........
Franklin Trust Company. ........
lincoln lin,,aIo,,,,n Trust Con, Company ,n.n:
The sun., 1916-09-10

~, encounter!ng Increasing iron indications
az work progresses Advances OF IS u In
tunnel No. and - II IN No. are also
announced. Good ore has been struck In
Rough and Ready lcaser.
OLD EMMA LEASING CO-Geoioeist
Beeson says drill hole No IN now isS n
deep and that core from bottom shows
ins OF brescis. Excellent indications are
reported.
VERNON MINING CO.-Telegram from
property states initial carload OF silver
copper ore has been shipped to smeter and
that consignmenis will go forward weekly
hereafter
The sun., 1916-09-10

REPORT
OF the Unclaimed Deposits. Dividends and
Interest OF The Commercial Trust Company
Of New York, 1881 broadway, New York City.
y. Y, on the hrst day Of August. 1919, made
In accordance with the provisions VI the Dank-
ing Law. SECTIONS 134 and 2l9
The sun., 1916-09-10
BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Sept. s.-American Zinc was un.
usually active and advanced from Is 10 4oa
with Butte and Superior also retecting a
strong tone. The copper shares were frm
and higher where changes occurred and
were active during the short session Al,
lant!c. Gulf and West Indies and United
Frut cominued In demand the former
making new high record At Sis. Summary
The sun., 1916-09-10
WA1SH;s5HEy9ss1 AI1sSEHI:siEy \ f'itSsYF shSsF9HI5s !7IE|s
FLOYD IS. C0RBlN - SrHoiAllsT, 4 Il, !, 5 = v
LONDON WOOL.

LONDON. Sept. s,-The offerings at the
wool auction sales to-day amounted TO
greasy crossbrsds and merinos and the
latter were often 8 Per cent. dearer. New
south Wales reasy sold q 70. "a. ScourOd
clips were comparatively QUIET Russia
bought few lots Of msrinos.
The sun., 1916-09-10
c. R. BERGMAN & co.
Investment Securities.
6S Broadway New York
Telephones: Rector ssse.I -2.S<
UNCLAIMED BANK DEPOSITS.

REPORT
OF the Unclaimed Deposits. I
Interest of The Commercial Tt
Of New York, 1881 broadway. N
y. Y, on the first day Of Augu,
In accordance with the provision
ing Law. Sections 1874 and 2l9:
Full name and last
known residence or
post once address Date OF
Of depositor or share origtna
holder. deposit
...h s., New York
City, y. Y........ May ~.
Christie Motor Car
Co. 5ist ~. and 7th
Az. New York City.
F, =, Duryca, 1873 West
72d St. New York
.City, x Y 90, -. Aug, 10.
. Marie l.. Gebhsrd. bs
West 47th st New
York city, y Y. July 10.
/ Carrie A. Mace Cormac.
Liberty Hill, Conn Aug. o,
Monarch Seal Co, l45
West 44th 81, Now
York City. y. y. April ~.
, Mary Jane Paige. 1876
York City. n. Y July ~.
Frank Roma & Bros.
Hoffman House, New
York City. y. y Aug. ~.
Ruggiero Commission
Co. ~ Broadway.
/ New York city. N.
Thomas sherwood. Io7
West 37th ST., New
York city, y. Y July ~.
Semcl Solel. 1886 Broad
Nay; New York City ,u,, "a.
Guy Standing. C. o.
klaw & ErlanRer, PA
West 42d ST. New
York city. y. Y, Feb 20,
Success Machine Mfg
! TO-. 100 Broadway.
Now York City. \.
Nj. II. Tichcnor. West
8ist St. Now York
City. n. Y',"..'-' May 20.
Trustees. Executors 4
Securities Corp, 81
Wall st.. New York
city, y. l.........J July -
State OF New York. County OF y
q. }, BAUMANN. Nicc-Pr,
q. HEMERICH. Secretary, of
cial Trust Company of New
Company. located and doin
the city " New York. In said
duly sworn each for hlms
tho foregoing report j. u full, Il
statement ~ the unclaimed
dcnds and interest of The Cor
Company Of New York. made
with tho provisions ~ sections
Chapter 369 of the Banking La
tho books Of said Company d
Of August. 1915.
a. J. BAuMANS. Sice-P
J. q, HEMERICH. Secre
Sevorally subscribed and sw,
dcponents the Nth day u Sc
before mo, GEORGE
Notary Public, No. 1878. Z
Certificate til@t In n. Y. Co,
Registers Once, No. 7ls4.
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E,DIToRIAL
SIDELICflTS

betterment, yet such homes Sssten prove
illusory. Real progress is very intan-
s!ble, g thing of the human spirit.
1t would seem as if 1915 and its
events must strongly emphasize one
idea, the value Of systematic organi-
cation, working in unity for commu-
nifty ends. Disciplined unity has en-
abled Germany to win marvellous sue
cesses. It has enabled France, with
its smaller population. to make a
showing that many people would have
thought impossible for a democratic
country. Lack OF unity and discipline
has made the English results disap-
pointing.
This is an idea that applies to the
greatest nation and the smallest viii
lage alike. Negative criticism de-
stroys power. The people who seek
their own advancement, regardless
how such advancement affects the
whole community, defeat their own
ends. They share in the i'll results Of
the community inefficiency which they
do so much to bring about.
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It is customary for many newspa-
pers at the close of the year to print
record of events happening in Tie
twelve months. T,aisse reviews are in
tsuuctive, but at best they convey lit
tie suggestion of the real spirit of a
period Of time.
History seems one long record Of
wars. battles, personal conflicts OF
kings and emperors. These are not
the most vital facts. The really sig
nificant events are the progress of
education, individual liberty, political
democracy, scientific discovery, tech
meal arts, invention, economic pros
perity Of the common people, advance
OF moral ideas. The historian may
not say much of these points.
What will be the great events o.
1915. as seen by the future historian
They would hardly be any battles, for
these have not been decisive, The
triumphs of armies, candidates, par
ties, laws, often seem at the time to
mark a great era and assure human
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BIRTH OF A YEAR OF WHAT

h the birth of the year question naturally arise
at viii it bring us?'
ill it be peace, war? Will it be plenty or wantq
No human being that question today though
make a udrieous bluff a doing so
time in the life present generation has the birth of
w year been fraught with much uncertainty with regard
world in general and our country particular
all hope and that the may the world
un to sembnee of sanity commercial stability
But there is certainty intense longing something
lsthat is not
We pnnng the ability of our country to keer
free from foreign entangments but again no certainty
only abiding faith that be founded upon phantases of
q DIRE ans
We looking and longing for the day men will
to butcher another the more humanizg
rsuts Of peaceful life But longing results only
q and longing There is peace.
anticipate great prosperity for the neone
own country and will be theirs if unforeseen combine
incidents overum the tranquility of the nation But in
there is an if and the if of gu making
promised year of unexampled activity among the fac
eo Ain the fields and in all of the trade but much Of
wi pend the actions of other nations ours And
we are today government and people without friends among other
peoples of the earth.
We have and expanded developed until we are the
richest OF all the countries of the world yet great wealth s.
today an actual menace and for
th nation that hungry for gold will It's mode
attack when the time for invasion
Bp lei ns face the future with optimism with faith viii
eyes 70 every essential and determination 70
pfeyere and to conquer in the face Of all
Let US dare TO be just and right in all dealings with nations
and with individuals and when sanity TO the world we viii
reap have
let put own house by placing the country in
state Of defense suh2nt from attack from without
ana hen e as gythe world 70 understand inst
teou people that seek "a man or collection
d That re have nothing our hearts bat good win ,ovar