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MISTAKES OF WAR
 WILL RE POINTED OUT

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE that of the entente 20 that the United States will be free 10 direct itself 'only to the essentials and save dupli- cation of effort
 There will be some discussion of the attitude of the United States toward ultimate peace terms. II Is understood that .he entente powers plan 10 agree 10 such terms as will warrant the United States in fighting unreservedly with them to a common end.
 The highest honors that the United States can offer are planned for the British and French commissioners. The chiefs of the commissions in. cluding Foreign Secretary Baltour and others of the English group and Min ister of Justice Viyiani and Field Marshal Jogfre of the French will be welcomed by the highest officials of the government and entertained as guests of the nation
 The leaders of the British party who are expected here several days before the French commis toners. will be given the use of the handsome home of former Secretary of the Treasury Franklin MacVeagh Breck- mridge Long, third assistant secre- tary of state, who was just about to move into the house with his family, has offered if to the government for the time necessary Commodious hotel quarters have been engaged for the other members of the commis. sion
 The French commissioners on their equally as hospitahle
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RICE SELLS AT
 NEW RECORD PRICE

New Orleans, April l3-All high price records were broken in the local rice market today when choice grades of clean Honduras and Blue Rose rice sold at 3.4 and l-2 cents per pound, respectively This repre- sented an advance of more than 100 per cent for the last four months Roueh rice also reached a new high record choice Honduras selling up to s6 per barrel an advance of g. per barrel over the price at the beginning of this week
 Increased consumption Of rice as a substitute for potatoes and beans in this country and more extensive use .by European and south American countries were reasons given by trad CTS for the steady advance in price the las, few months
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RETIRED GERMAN LIEUT. ENANT
 PLACED UNDER ARREST

Boston April l3.-The arrest of Erwin F. Grossman of Wilmington, \. C.. an architect in the employ cf the Atlantic Coast Line railroad at that city. as an alien threatening the peace and security of the United States. was announced by United States Marshal John C. Mitchell 10. night Grossnan who was appre- hended at Quincy had maps of this city and of Boston harbor in his pos session He pleaded not guilty when arraianed in the federal district court and was committed to jail in default of Sl0000 bail
 Grossmau. a man of l9 years. was a lieutenant in the German army when he retired ten years ago.
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London April II DSaurdayl -Th. tmroachine important and sAeep.na success of the battle ol Arras is l. lime revealed in ~uce.,N. chap.a. to the British puM sbh hardly rcsiIle. }o that f l. lh. most cffes. 'aai and de. e..aiye event to the credit oi the British army durma the war; y may well rank with the battle of The Nune which turned back tha German invasion directed aeainst Paris. and may prove the turning point of the whole War in the west and chauso the aalouce of the world war
 Field Marshal Hai-s bulletin las. night siv.u- the u,mhc ot guns cap nred as lf6 and the ag-roeate uf prisoners as l&oo0. and the de.ans of now territory gained for Franc from the invader mark the battle pt Arras as great victory Bat tha significant statement from Field Mar shal iaig is thar the British are astridc the HindenhWg line
 The famous Hindenbure line had been proclaimed by us author as wan as by German experts as a sort of great wall of China that would be as improenahle to assaults as that one of the seven wonders of the world which was SO long an adamaut barrier to protect an ancient Chinese dyansty German experts have been even firm. or in their faith in Field Marshal yon Hindenbures eighth wonder of the world than they were a few months ago that Nimy ridge was unconuuer- able. The German belief in the Yon Hindenburs Buddah ha, even served to hypnOtize part of the British pub. hc and some prominent writers who have been disposed to accept the one German theory eXpounded in German papers that everything that has oc- cured on the western front has gone according to Non Hindenbures plan as forcseen by him
 "A number of European military writ. CTS have taken the view that the Hndenburg line was a myth painted to hearten tue German people. But the British general staff for some time has known that there is a defin, ite Hindenburg line upon which the German staff was passing it's plans. and has known definitely where that limo Uae drawn
 If the British line can break through a vital or important section the next chapter may be a further extensive German retreat, if indeed, the Ger mans are able to retreat in order with Field Marshal Haig's army pressing them as closely as it is now doing.
 Let SOrrells U-ug co ,ook afte your KODAK fintstinV S-1G-t
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DARCY BARRED FROM LOUISIANA.

Now Orleans, April l3.-With the advice that Les Darcy follow the noble example of Georges Carpenter before seeking athletic engagements in Louisiana" G0yernor Pleasant to. night requested inc matchmaker Of d local athletic club to cancel the 20- round bout scheduled to be held here April g between Darcy and Jeff Smith of New York.
 The governors request will be col. sidered by the directors of the club tomorrow Dominick Tortorich matchmaker for the club. stated to. night that the request probably will be obeyed
 Carpenter now is fighting in the French army. Darcy an Australian, recently filed an application for Amer ican citizenship.
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Chicago, Rock Island
 and Pacific.
TRAINS DEPART

TOO a m. daily Malvern local
 l:00 D n. daily. New York and Chicag, limited. connects at Memphis for al points.
 S:lO am daily. Little Rock through train--couneCtug at Little Rock foi Oklahoma and California.
 5,3o pm. daily, Malvern local
 S:OO p.m. dahv. Litte Hrck Memphis and Oklahoma
 TRAINS ARRIVE
 9S0 a m, daily, from Memphis and Lii ue Rock
 9:i0 am daily. from Malvern. ., 5:55 p.m. daily. from Memphis, New York. Chicago and all points
 7l5 n.m. daily. from Little Rock and Oklahoma,
 s:15 pm daily. from Malvern.
 No 46. the 1:00 pm. train has through steel sleepers to Chicago and Kansas City parlor ear to Memphis. dinins cal from Little Rock
 Elegant coaches 70 Memphis and Chi. cago. Makes connection at Memphis foi all points
 No 6l6. the s:OO pm train. has @ through sleeper 10 Memphis. also makes connection at Little Rock for Oklahoma City
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Society
Lotus Club Program April 1e.

Lotus Club Program April 19. Hostesses. Airs. Lake and Mrs. Thayer
 Nmsi.
 Roll caIl quotations from Russiu. Leader Mrs. Siglcr Paper ~Nose- rbc Iawetyor. Mrs Si-ler
 Paper spiritual Interpretation of the laN." Miss Eddy Reading "Tho Land or Promise. " Mrs Henderson. Round table. "Tho Bible o Guide la. Every Day lead by Mrs. pyut. Mrs < A. Price win leave .oda. for Kansas City
 +sM Lewis Sumpler has gone to Detroit to take a position with an automobile company
 Nr and Mrs Edward 1fuupmoN returned last night rom Little Rock
  Mi $ Hattie May Bennett w.n leave today for her home in Colorado
 x
 Announcements. There Min bo a card party bcue- fit given for the public lHrary Wed uesday afternoon at the Majestic hotel Card clubs and Individuals are urecd 10 make up tables and as- sis' the cause
  The City Federation ujil meet to-. day at 8 o'clock
 * Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Entertain. Mir and Mrs William G Maurice were hosts lat evening at their beau. tiful country place to a number of friends in honor of Nessrs. Charles Smith. John Warren, AIr. and Mrs. John Rice and Mr. and Mrs Richard Jones, all of Chicapo
  County Clerk Allen Hotchkiss has been confined to his bed for few days with an attack of Ia grippe
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BIC VERDICT AGAINST
 KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN.

Bentonyille, Ark. April l&.--A yer dict of $lS9996.jS was rendered to- night by a jury in circuit court in favor of the Missouri and North Ar kansas railroad against the Kansas City Southern railroad for death claims growing out of the wreck be- tween a Missouri and North Arkansas motor ear and a Kansas City South ern passenger train near Tipton Ford, Mo, on August ,. 1914 Forty per sons lost their lives in the crash and fire which followed and 35 were in jured Interest on the claim brings the judgment up to $l91. .000.
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TOBACCO HABIT
 AND SCURVY REMEDY

Banished almost before ycu know it.
 Pleasant mouth wash Sure quick and lasting cure. Eliminates nicotine. Send g. for remedy. Guaranteed. Redwine and Stone. No. 10 Canyon street Hot Springs. ark. 3-7-1mo.
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MEXICAN BANDITS RAID
 RANCH OF AMERICAN.

Douglas. Ariz, April 13.-Jose M Acosta and 2i followers raided the ranch of M M sherman. an Ameri. can, % miles south of Nacozari. MeXL co. Thursday, according to arrivals here today. Feed, l2 horses and sad dies were taken, and Laon Leon. the manager forced to accompany the bandits when they left riding south ward
 No word was received today in Agua Prieta as to the whereabouts of the Carranza forces following Acosta
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BIG BOND SUBSCRIPTION.

Rochester. N. Y April l3.- George Eastman, head of a kodak company, today announced his intention of su1- scribing $2,5o0,O0o to the proposed government loan of five billion dol lars.
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Memphis, Dallas and
 Gulf.
TRAINS ARRIVE.

TRAINS ARRIVE 9:30 am.-Glenwood local from Mt ida, Wcmble and Caddo Gap. 2 pm.-Tiot Springs Limited from Texas. Louisiana and Oklahoma.
 TRAINS DEP ART. 10:20 .m,-Murfreesboro local for Mt Ida, Amity and Sh1wmut. S:25 .--Texarka;~a Limited for Texas. Louisiana shd Oklahoma.
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if you suffer rom stomach dIsor ders, ask your doctor about our 5ul garlan buttermilk. Tke Pasteurlzed Milk Go. Sf1-u
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TIME TABLES
iron Mountain Route

TRAINS DEpANT. 6:l5 am-No S34 tu Little Rock. St Louis and Texas points. l2:55 um.--No. go 10 Little Rock and Memphis. Parlur car and diner Hot Springs to Memphis
 600 p.m.-No. IS, St Louis Hot Sprlngl Special to Little Rock. MemDhs St l.opis and Chicago Through drawing room sleeping ear to Chicago via Wabasl Railway
 TRAINS ARRIVE. 9:0Ja m.-No. IT, Hot Springs Spe. cial from Chicago, st. Louis, Memphis and Little Rock.
 3.G5 pm.--No. 2l9. from Memphis Ut tie Rock Parlor ear and diner. 9;35 pm.-No. S53. from St Louis and fitfia Rock
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-14

We nave Tn operation circulating ar system throughout out plant, which prevents a fly from lighting. The Pas
 tcurlzed Mllk Go. 8-11-H
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Bu cured First t--PaVWhUnCuIOd

A safe and painless curs for AlCo kOl and Drug Addlctions Strict prt ] , and personal attention assured y . physician with years of sI%srt sxss Address Dr&w~Y Ne tsT
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NOTICE

pr. Wumed s. Moss has taken over the dental practice of Dr. R. r. Cook lend will continue, fourth floor Thomp- eou building 4-lo-lm
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Dr F. F. Vinegar mas returned to his practice and can be found at his office 346-24S Central avenue. from 9 to l2 and 8 to 5 pm. 11e14:tf
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BATTLE IF ARRAS EQUALS THE MARINE
IS THE MOST DECISIVE AND EF. FECTlVE TO THE CREDIT OF
 THE BRlTlSH ARMY.

Smashing of the Great Hndenbur9 Line Is Being Revealed to the Brit ish Public in Successive Chapters
 Retre7t.ng Army May Be Ovcrtaken
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Announcements

The Cijy Federation ujil meet to. lay at 8 o'clock
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-19

Eugene Santschi. 81. was In Price
from Black Hawk Saturday coming
down with the body ut Joe Sirianui.
who was Killed at that camp Thurs
DAY
Christian Science services are held
IN the rest room w. the Panama Hotel
building every Wednesday and sun
day evening ne \ O'Clock. All are in
yitcd.
Dr. a. W. Dowd. member OF the
county school board from Sunuysidr.
was IN Price during the week In at
tendance upon regular meeting II
that body
Martin Millarich was down from
Black Hawk Tuesday On business
Things up his way are good. he says.
while the weather IL very cold and
the snow deep.
Mr and Mrs. J. W. Hammond are
the proud parents of new hoy. the
young gentleman making his appear.
anrc Saturday moi ning. Both mother
and babe are doing nicely
The students Of the junior high
school viii give the opprctta. The
Merry Company" at the high school
next Friday evening. January 26th
4 treat II promised those who attend
Mrs J. u. Roberts has returned
from Evanston. Wye. where she spent
the past two months visiting her mo.
Their. Sir, and Mrs Roberts are nov
living nc the Hotel ltuhorts. Prove
Herald.
The Utah Conservatory of Muri,
announces that IL has accepted th'
resignation 81 John r. Hand. who 7,
no longer u member 1T it, tcachint
force. Hand has EOn" tu Loo Angeles
a. open u studio.
T.. Mckinley H. new buurd,r al
Sheriff ColiinEhnm's hotel hnyinf
been placed In safe keeping Tor issu'
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-19
AND NEARBY

J. Cameron Schultz was down from
Hiawathn this week attending a meet
ing Of the county school board.
Henry Thompson Of Ferron. dep
1ty game warden for this district.
was In Price Tuesday on business.
n. =. Nelson Is here this week
rom Mt Pleasant looking after busi-
ness Interests and other matters.
J. g. Jensen returned from Salt
Lake city last SUNDAY. where he AZ.
tended the woolgrowers convention.
Bishop George Ruff e scofield was
In Price this week attending meet
ing Of the consolidated school board.
Mrs. a. v. Chamberlain OF Helper
Is In the city this wcek. Visiting friends
and shopping brand Junction News.
nth.
sam scaizo 81 iiawatha was down
saturday attending the funeral of Joe
'iirianni. who was buried here on that
date
Ed Ortcn of Fairyiew has gone to
SturrH. where We expects TO EUt ON
pioymcut IN the minc.--Mt Pleasant
Pyramid 18th.
l.. \. Niece and J. a. Middleton
we're IN Salt Lake city this week In
attendance upon the annual meeting
n the Masonic grand lodge
George Phillips. the new Justice of
the peace for Mytun precinct. was
busy the first 81 the week disposinR
~ his first cnrs.-lFrce Press. iith.
during the week attending u meeting
pf the school board. he being the
newly elected member FROM that ,ity.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-19

County Agricultural Agent Wallace
Sullivan and A. J. TAYLOR were To have
held a farmers meeting at yelling
ton Thursday night but had trouble
In getting started In their mnchine
from here. and when they got to Wei.
lington they found no crowd. Con-
sequently they had their trip for no.
thing. along with cold ride there
and back.
Sources OF water from which the
tanks on passenger cars are filled in
Utah have been found pure by state
Chemist Herman Harms. who has
Just completed tests OF several sam.
pies uf the water at the request of
the state board OF health His re-
port will he sent To- the interstate
coinm'rcc commission ut Washing.
ton. u. 6.
Dean Holloway. formerly of Price
hut nov located NJ bancroft. lea.
writes this week ordering Tn, Sur
sent to his address. saying he wants
to- Keep posted on the doings Inv Price
aud Carbon county lie is nov en-
gagged in the grocery business in Ban.
croft and writes that he " dojug sci
news his numerous friends here
will be- glad Co hear.
!. q. Partridge. representative ~
the Uintah Asphalt Mining COMPANY.
has returned from Denver. whore h.
spent the holidays tie has five hun
drcd sacks Of gilsonitc ON the dump
which he r. anNious To- have hauled
to Price. tie will pay ten dollars a.
ton. The Castle Peak H. now produce
| inE eighty sacks day .--Mytnn Free
Press. nth.
Louis Peri. Italian. 80 years old. ~
miner nt Stnndurdyill,. died az Holy
cross Hospital in Salt Lake city last
Tuesday from injuries received IN IN.
mines tie was nt work rt the time
nnd was crushed iy ftu pf rori tud
uuli lived few hours after iy1,lirg
the hospital ~ far ns known be- had
NO relatives in this country ana wa
re- single man The body was brought
e. Helper and funeral services were
held there YESTERDAY
sheriff George Colliughum was In
/ Helper Yesterday. where hc closed up
the Farmers Exchange Grocery store.
which was run hN g. J. johnson, The
alta rhmont was in favor ~ ScoWcfoft
y Sons uf ogden for goods bought of
them and Tor which there was u debit
81 something over five hundred doll
lars due. besides numerous other
creditors johnson has lrft Tor pnrts
unknown and several parties are hold.
ing thu sack it b. said,
Invitation has been extended Utah
democrats bN those uf California a.
Join the california special train carry
Ing delegate e. the Inauguration
ceremonies ~ Washington. u. e.. ou
March 9Th The invitation. which
saturday reached u, d. Thurman. soc.
rctar, ~ the democratic state organ.
izgtion. from IN" lriuupis club NJ Sar
Francisco. was signed 10y Tlmpth,
Tracy, chairman uf H. transportation
committee The train win pnsi
through Utah March 1T.
Word from NpRnlcH states that Mai
Cen Frederick Funston. commanding
the United States troops On the Mex
lean border. has hr~u inspecting tbs
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-19

ing q check for which there were no
funds Il Is alleged. The check was
passed al a local store by Mckinley.
Who has since made the check good.
THE Battle Cry Of Peace" ,s billed
for the Exc thcatcr next Wednesday
night and matinee perform tnce. This
II said TO be a better piece than the
Birth Of Nation" NJ VIII le treat
to those who care to 20 and see u.
See their advertisement in this issue.
II. q. Wilson. one of the old time
residents Of Eureka. was back In the
camp on Thursday. Wilson Is now
located at salt Lake City. having
closed out his interests at Price.
where he was engaged in the hotel
business last yoar.-Eureka Reporter.
18th.
Mr. and Mrs. Lars Gunderson Of
Price are in Mt Pleasant this week
visiting with relatives and friends.
They are planning trip " the coast
with MIR. aud Mrs John Gunderson.
The party II contemplating trip to
Honolulu before they rcturn.-Pyra-
mid. 18th.
Miss Catherine Mcdonald was host
,ss To- the Campfire girls Tuesday
evening at her home. The meeting
being ceremonial one the attend
ancc WIS large. Miss Mcdonald serve
I'd Refreshments of cake and punch
and q most enjoyable time was pnrti.
cipatcd in D., an.
Dance Ne. 2. one ~ those gu,d
dances. will be given &C city HAN to-
morrow Saturday evening lovr y
best orchestra will furnish the music
and good time r. assured all who
care e. participate. Tickets ~" scv-
.nty-fiyc cents and coats and wraps
viii be checked free.
Dr bruce Eaalcy. who recently
moved tu Forrun. writes that business
conditions in Emery county are good
this year. Dr. Easiey has been kept
very busy since arriving az Forron
and viii not hc able to return Co Moab
o. finish az his work here for nt least
"a month Moab Times i2th.
Mrs J. -. tausptt was called To
Provo Tuesday on account - Tho
death uf her father. Nathaniel wi.
liams who died there TUESDAY morn
ing Of uriRhtH disease. Mr. W..
liamE was pioneer ~ iSta and 'md
| lived IN Provo since buyhond. bcins
~ years old az the time Of hi death.
~ the annual r"c'ing ut tho urart
Lode Free and Accepted MnsonH oi
Utah which was held Wednesday IN
Salt Lake Guy Carbon lodge Of Price
was recognized In the selection OF H.
4. MCGcr as Erand junior steward.
/ ~ ~. Gibson. a former resident ni
Price aud we'll known by all the old
timers. was selected ne grand scnin'
Ccnron.
up until inst Saturday night T60
opplications for over sSo.0O acres nj
land had been nicd In the United
States land offict At Salt Lake Citi
for homcstcadA under the GiO-ncr,
grazing homestead paw. The figurc'
Tar exceed the Expectations Of IN,
Utah land office officials. The num-
her ~ applications coming IN by mat
continues tn grow, according g. Gould
u. filakciy. register of the office.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-19
POUND 4 sum- rmnN..

!. u. wiVon Farmers Mills. y. y.
has used Chambcriain's Tablets for
yeats for disorders Of the stomach and
liver and says. "Chamhcriain's Tab
lets are the best I have ever used
Ohtninuhlc cvcryw here. -Advt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-19

On about two million acres Ut ma
tional forest lands grazing hy domestic
stock b. either entirely prohibited or
" greatly restricted to provide range
far oil
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-19

Merchants coupon books In all de.
The sun.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-19

utah cavalry camp On his western
trip. tie expressed himself as we'll
pleased with the showing mndc hy
the cavnlrymcn ana the carc thcr
have taken IN the maintenance 60 sit,.
itary measures. The low percentage
Of sickness among the Utah men was
especially noticed 10y the general and
his staff n H. now believed at Nu.
gales that the squadron viii De- order
ed home in three weeks
Mis- Anna VI. shrotz of Price was
u recent visitor ht the hiE exhibit Ut
southern California products main
tnincd lroc Co the public In IN, Los
Angeles Chamber 1T Commerce. sh"
also attended the lectures. moving pic.
lures aud concert that are part uf
the daily program. Tho cNhi1it h. tho
largest ur any In the country main
tanned by a commercial organization.
Before returning home. Mrs Shcctz
expects to- visit several ~ the man,
other places of interest In Southern
California.
I'd e. Ice b. suffering from dis
located shoulder and severe bruises
which he sustained Tuesday evening
white en- route e. town from his ranch
In the Nine Mile country. In throw.
ing some wood un the wagon ca make
q fire when they Camped On Coal
creek Tor the night the boys lett the
wood sn that IL interfcrcd with the
brake on the wagon and when hs
struck hill the wagon ran onto IN,
horses which increased their speed
The wagon hit stone ana Mr.. H.,
was thrown about thirty feet. iandinf
On his shoulder. lie was brought 1,
town az quickly ~ possible. but tbs
trip was necessarily slow aud he sur
forcd much from cold 40 well as from
his injuries. lie II resting easy nc th'
home ~ his Hon-in-lnw. Claude I'm
pes.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-19
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The Detroit times., 1917-04-05
Mary of the Wild Moor -

one night when the winds blew cold
Blew bitter across the Wild moor.
Young May. she came with her rE. fl.
NandrrinE home 20 her own faith
Cryins. Father. @ pray. let me In,
TAKE pity on me, lmplore'
or the child at my bosom will die.
From the winds that blow cross
the Wild moor
%. why did leave this fair cot,
here once 7 was happy and free.
Doomed 20 roam without friends or
homer
o. fsthsr. take pity on me"
But her father was dear 20 her cries.
Not = voice or a sound reached the
But the watchdog did bark and the
Blew bitter aeros. the Wild moor.
Oh hov must her father have fsrt
When he came 10 the door n tte
There p found Mary dead. and tho
Fondly clasped 70 lts dead mother,
While n frenzy he tore bis gray
A., on May h. rar.d a. the door.
For that night she had persisted and
From the wind, that blew eros.
the Wild moor.
Ths father IN Rrief pIned away
Tn" chili % tho grave WAS soon
borne
And mo- one lives there o. fhfs dav.
For Pc UnttaEr 20 ruin has zone
The Villagers point % tho Ep1f
Where O. willow dr"ops over tho
door
SAVING There Mary prrlshed and
died
From The winds that blew cross
the Wild moor"