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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-22

mcander of such shore line (ii' st course South p deg. 52 min. East OH chains. second course South G9 deg. 10 min. East 3.O6 chains; thnd course South 6S deg. A min. East l.j9 chains; fourth course North 39 deg. 29 min. East rL57 chains; fifth course North 9 deg. co min. East 0.SS chains; sixth course North GA deg. IA min East 3.41 chains; seventh course North GS deg. co min. East 2.4S chains), a total of 1880 chains, to co ner No. 1, the place of beginning, containing an area 0f 4.6S acres.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- yerseIy any portion of the above des- ciibed tracts of land are required to ii'e with the Register and Receiver of the United States Land Office at Juneau, Alaska, their adverse claim thereto under oath, during the period of publication or within thirty days or they will be barred by tie provisions of the Statute.
 THIS NOTICE is issued at the United States Land Office at Juneau, Alaska, this 16 day of July, A. D. t@ $, and ordered published for per iod of sixty days in the Seward Gate way a newspaper of established char ,a2tef and general circulation publish et at Seward, Alaska, nearest the Yard herein described, and hereby de- sig2ated for that pripGse.
 c. B. Walker, Register.
 MAURICE D. LEEHEY and l.. ".
 RAY, E 4 Attorneys for Applicant, E 620 Alaska Building, Seattle,
 and Seward, Alaska.
 First Pub. Aug. 12, 1918 un.
 Last Pub. Oct. 23, 1918
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WANTED Clean rags at the Gateway. , cents per pound.

BUY ANYTHING. What have you? 1 se. anything, See NcInto9n.
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READ THE GATEWAY.

Second course South 47 deg. 0S mni, East l64 chains; third course south 52 deg. 12 min East 3.GS chaInsl, a total of I.9l chains, to Corner NO. 1 tie place oi beginning, containing an area of l.54 acres.
 Any and aA persons claiming "d- yeIsc.y any portion oi the above de 5- crbcd tracts of land are required to ale with the Register and EyceEc. of thc CniteI States Land Office at Juneau, Aias6a, JncT adverse claan hereto under oath, during the period 1f publication or within uhuty ohyS Thereafter, oy they WI, Dc~0a,rod D. the provisions of the Statute.
 TTIS NOTICE is issued at the United States Land Office at Juneau, A.asEa, shis lG dg. of July, A. D. iais, and ordered pgDtahc or pc .g e. sixty days in juc seward Gasc- way 8 newspaper Of established char a,lcr and general circulation publish sd ai Seward, Alaska, nearest the laad herein described, and hereby de- s;guatyd for that p'jposc.
 ... C. 5. Walker, Register. MAURICE D. LEEliEH and l.. V.
 RAY,
 Attorneys for Applicant,
 }2n Alaska Building, Seattle,
 nd Seward, Alaska.
 .lst Pub. Aug. l2, 1918
 Last Pub Oct. 23, 1918
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Maurice D. Lechey,

G2O Alaska Building, Seattle
 First Publication, July %hl9lH. Last Publication, Oct 10, IJiS
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GENTLEMEN USE HEARTS "''" IN THEIR STOCK BRANDS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 22-- "The California cattlemen is an unusually sentimental person." said Chief ln- spector .J.B. Newson of the state cat tie protection board today, and to prove this statement he cited the fact that of the 15,OOO cattle brands filed in his office here more symbols of the heart have been chosen than any other sign.
 l It is expected that 3O,OOO different brands to designate cattle ownership in this state will have been filed by the end of this year.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-05
REAL. ESTATE I.0ANs.

MONEY 10 lend IN real estate Ru.Nn l.
Sloan Is North Eighth street
MONEY 20 lend on city real estate Chap,n
& Hume i''"
We oan money Ion YOU or /" YOU II. 7.
Rcheson " 60.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-05
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE
By W. 8. ROBINSON & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers

s. b. y1rtus Ct certain deed o, ttust
d p; b aSIA. page ~. of ths oler.Ss
rau,t havtns been made IN the pay
secured sec and being required so to do b.
auction. on the premises
TUESDAY. APRIL >. 1918,
at $40 o'clock P. NJ,
the following described property. to-
wit: that lot Of land in the CITY OF
Rtchmond, Va. on tho northern line
OF "inder Street together with MI tina
improvements thereon and appurte-
nances thereto belonging. and bounded
AZ follows. to-wit: beginning on the
northern limo OF Winder Street ac-a
point distant thereon three hundred
and eighty-one (3SI feet, more OF less
westwardly from tho western line OF
Carter Street or to the intersection OF
tho northern line of Winder Street with
a line passing through tho middle of
tho party wall In common between the
property conveyed and that adjoining
immediately east thereof: thence run
ming westwardly along and fronting on
tho northern line OF Wiuder Street If
teen Gb) feet. more or less. and eK-
tending back northwardly from said
front, hetw cen said middle line and a
one hundred and twenty-five G25) feet
TO an alloy sixteen (16) feet wide
TERMS: Announced at sale.
W. S ROBINSON,
Trustee
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BY MOOREFTELD g. BLAKE. INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-05
Old Richmond and
Allegheny Office
Building

BY virtue OF a certain decd of trus.
dated December -. 1919, and recorded
Chancery Court, in D. B. 220-C. page
30. default having been made in the
payment OF portion OF tho debt there
In secured. and being required so to do
by the beneficiary, tho undersigned
trustee will sell at public auction, on
the premises. on
ruEs 81 ! o ApRH :, 1913,
known as the old r: s: A. Office build
ing, situated on Cary Street, near
Twelfth. bounded and described as
southern line of Cary Street forty t4oS
feet three CD inches, more or loss. west
Of the southwest corner OF Twelfth and
ner OF the old r & A. office building;
thonce along said southern line of Cary
street i IN a westerly Objection seventy
line OF Cary Street; thence at right
angles in a southerly direction forty
e eoins thsnee nes sa risss sns sEs
easteriy seventy-eight (7sJ feet Nine
60 inches, more or less, to a point:
oFt na 45 feet e ,s9es f
inches. more or less. TO the point OF
beginning, together with any and all
may be vested in the owner of the
above described property, In and to tho
alleyway on the west side OF the prop
trty aforesaid, the said alleyway hav
ing width of four ca feet ten IO)
inches. more or less on Cary Street
and four (4 fcet six co inches, more
or less, on Basin Bank Street
TERMS: For cash as to so much of
the proceeds as may be necessary to
defray the expsnsea OF executing this
trust and to pay the sum OF $4,000
with interest thereon from September
81, l9l7. representing balance due
on 100000 note. and the residue il
any. to be payable at six and twelve
months, with interest. and secured by
a deed OF trust on said property.
ROBERT G.. CABEII.
Sole Acting Trustee
RuFFIN & SLOAN. Auct;oneers
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WANTED--Coiored cooks Kitchen helpers.
walters for new c.mp Lee Ifali. Good
wages. Long job. Guvenator, 500 North
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HELP waSTED-,,AL,c.

NEW Wanted. experienced Insurance. men
VINO are good personal PRODUCES and also
capaoie OF building up an agency orEaniza-
non In Virginia. Address Branch Oucc.
ScstrTs Loan lifo Insurance Co. Bristol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-05

BY RUFFIN & SLOAN,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-05
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE
BY W. s. ROBINSON & CO.,
Real Estate Auctiopeera.


BY virtue Of = certain decd of trust
dated February Is. 1871 and recorded
in d. b: 2t3-R page ia. OF the clerks
Office OF Richmond Chanccry Court. de-
faul. having been made in. the pay
secured; and being required 30 to do
by tho beneficiary. WIFI sell at public
auction. on the premisea
TUESDAY. APRIL ., 1913
at o'clock P. II,
tho following described property, to-
wit: that lot OF land in the city OF
Richmond. Va, on the southern limo OF
Chafln Street between Davis Avenue
and Elm Street, and bounded as fol-
lows. to-wit: beginning at the south
eastern corner OF Davis Avenue and
Chanln Street; thence running east
wardly along and fronting on tho
southern line Of Chanin Street one hun,
dred and seventy-onc U71) feet and
extending back southwardly from said
front between the eastern line OF
Davis Avenue and y limo parallel there
with one hundred and twenty U3o)
feet to an alley Is feet wide.
TERMS: Announced at sale
W. R ROBINSON.
Trustee
BY RUFFIN a SLOAN
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REAL ESTATE LOANS. as
LIVE STOCK

J. THOMPSON BROWN & co. want I,
lend You moMny on your property.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-05
LOTS rOR SALE.

WIi.!IA Observation-Disclosures lot in busy Will
t,nsbure. Sixloi. where Du Points are
future Price. 500. trade for farm or
~Ihu,ban homo. X 81 care Tunes Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-05

",hs;s. ~ nempirse i.rm . of 20 acres. In
pisnenis. chickens. live stock. harness.
auca in cordwood and timber. Tho dwell
ing consists OF : rooms, pantry. porches. ate.
Al! necessary ou,bu;Id!ncs. including chick on
houses. brood house. incuba tors. etc. All
farm! fenced aud crossfenced. Property Is
conveniently and well located. Excellent
reasons for selling. Price. for . quick sale
s.. J0 upon terms. Henry s.
Hulzier ~ 90, 1913 East Main Street Rich
mond Va
JAMES, NINEK-Co!onial plantation at about
patue 81 improvements. Pollard Is Bagby
FARsl OF 81 acres 10 miles from Richmond
Nine room dwelling. with hot-wnter heat,
hot ANA cold water in house. acetylene gas.
Sice shade aud orchard: good barn and
other outnui!dings: public roads front and
side. Observation-Disclosures Co. Inc.
:. splendid home. 10 acres OF blue grass
land Surrounds II. Large S-roo,n house new
barn aud oihcr outbuidings. Include wheat
crop Fire water. Within miles OF chill
howe. Price. 5000. Joseph r. McCready
Chilh"wic. va. II i. u.
$50 AcREs-ror sale. farm containing
hair mile Scabo"rd Railroad station; fine
roads. runnlns water. deep wells stx-rooni
residence: 80 tenant houses; ample la bor
Tn!S VIII lie an excellent home: can operate
a. pIU~s. This considered to be one OF tn a
best places in Georgia. II Interested,
communicate with II. l.. McNath. Box 1852,
Atlanta, Ga.
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ROO1fS IND BOARD
nouii> Fo, HE>r-rTnNlsnED.


EIr',n AND MAIN--For rcn;. nicely fur
nis!.o room: steam heat and electric
N:ht, 10 one or two Genticmca. Apart
MN, N.rg.nia Building.
uH"tr W is3l Three handsomely fur
r!SE2d connecting from; rooms. private
ttfh with instunta acous heater: hot water
hDst. cNcrN modern convenience. board Near
~ Would rent seCarateIy
y - F.,.h tugni>hcd rooms. modern ronven-
-,----. IL At. family Itandoinh 2l-.I,
!.pn-.-~,4"Ensuineiy furnished room with
private bath. table bourG specisIty
Mrs Myrtle Anderson. 200 East Era!iiiin st
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PROPERTY FOR EXCHANGE

FORD 8Dbl-Wa TO exchange Fore
ruhabout bo4!. IL. good condition. for =.
tord touring bpuy. Call Boulevard 1913.
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FINANCIAL
BUSINESS uppuHrI MITES.

BUSINESS nPPuRII MITES. 10
PLUM BiNG EUSINESS-FoT sale we'll es
tab!ished plumbing and heating business
Nit exec Heat r.uc. Viii sell ConuleI a
stock OF goods ~. shop equipment 4
money making business. For pa rl:culars
address X -. care Times Dispa tci
MONEY TO I.uAA-CHATrI:Ls. rs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
EXPERT DANsEUsE TO STAR

Dancing. duuciug ballet dancing. iu.
cooperative dancing, dramatic dancing,
operate dancing and higgloty iiggloty
dancing vii nuke up % spectacular pre-.
scntuti9u In the second act Of the uni.
ycrsity play on April -
\ feature of this dance program viii
bc An intcrprrtotiNc Indian dance The
Spirit of the Jar to be- given hv Miss
llcrmiouc liogc. Miss iloge viii bee rc.
mrmhcrod as the toe dancer iu the Rus.
sian ballet that last wear made % htt
when eco Ask Willie was the slogan
iu university circles. Mis- Hogc has been
trained iu rsthotic and intcrprctatiyc
dancing iu Eissuu, and - vn artist and
t"nrher of surprising merit,
The dancing Is being coached by the
premier stage coach of other day
and the present time Joe Scotti. whose
name, besides spelling stage coach ''
also spells ''sucrc,,. 30 The music hy
Professor ~cdcf is said % be- o winner
and even better than the music of last
years production. The lines hy Mis-.
Hickey ARE said by the author 30 hc
better.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
TIMES ARE

81 anyone doubts that A@lbugucruuc
has changed iu habits and thought. Len
him ask au uld timer who lived here
twenty five years ago 10 come back and
visit the Duke lity.
Ihrt old timer would scarcely believe
that the church spirit j, 80 prominent
u- u has been dcmuuStrutcd iU tho uust
few weeks, " seems that church going
may actually get to bee popular. \ FAR
fetched prophecy hut stranger things
have happened.
Consider the revival, going ou lately
Al no once M different parishes. Not
10y visiting cNuugrlists, but curh church
shepherd has been tending his own flock
and preparing for an earnest cemmcm.
%ofatiuu 1t Easter. There rs the revival
o. the Lead Avenue Nothudisl church.
where nearly one hundred converts have
romc into membership Another ~ the
Central Avenue Methodist church that
has docpenrd th, spiritual life of tho
congregation. Another IN the PTeshV.
terrain church that has been 70 boon TO
the attendants. The sacred cuntatu n
the Presbyterian church last night was
supcrbly sung. I'm ~. John IS church
and the immaculate Conception church
th" Holy Week services have been uuu.
suully Inspiring Street sings hy the
choir singer, have been "a feature of the
week. \ new Albuquerque Is being born,
with the spiGtIHl regeneration ot boo.
diSlduuls.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
S Committee
Council of Defense
~ Mrs v l. IlNDsEY

When iac call to 'nrms cause last
spring and tb, men ct the .'gtr began
Co mobilize fuf the greatest vat go the
world p. HISTORY. the patriotism that i-
dominant iu every woman y heart linn
orci to cNptcss itself go service. fh,
women OF New Mexico also began 90
mobilize.
representative woman was sullol
hy the defense council tu represent each
of 'hp state Ma, 3. lpt1. tu meet
iu the supreme ruuri room az The cap
itol. All but five counties in the state
were represented az the meeting aud pu
organization was formed which ,umo to
hc known us the woman = auxiliary 60
the state defense council,
An executive board. consisting ~
stutc officers ana department rhuirmcu.
with iudiriul district chnirmcu. was Nar
ricd out Al business was sent from The
executive committee headquarters 10
county chutrmcu. who ~ tutu conveyed
such business 10 district and town chair
men thus q chain of communication
iamiticd to all purts of the state.
The following recommendation we're
N.NNN'NN'N % DOT '| hNN|N HNN N'N AlNNNNNE
May ., 1917. ami rurlcd out quite fully
dining the season,
\ municipal market for children in
Nuutu y. WINS fully tried uuf. bur on
such O. simple scale that amy town iu
the state could follow the pluu Tho
plp,c chosen was the public square.
known ben Santa We us thu Plaza. Here
the children brought their produce each
morning M q o'clock, and were sold out
by u o'clock. The women of Santa Fc
went with market basket, and bought
this fresh produce direct from the gar
deus uurturcd by the boys and gitls
Fresh eggs frycr,, and even flowers
were added toward the close of the spn
son. \ committee of women was present
ruch saturday 90 keep am account ot the
sales mace 10y each child. This report
was published by the newspaper each
week. The sales averaged *2p each day
of sales, and about 5000 was made by
the children during the summer months
of June. july and % part of August
The merchants were visited before the
market opened amt asked b. thry would
prefer ~ buy this produce (Which was
mostly OF the pcrishphlc kind OF ~
have the children make their oNu mar.
ket. The merchants suid they would
much prefer the children tu have their
own market uud thus every encourage.
men and assistance was gwen the mar.
krt by the merchants. \ state chair,
man ON public markets viii ru operate
with the state educational department.
the Mower commission and with the
victory gardens iu every erhool This
feature Of the WORK of the Woman :
committee viii bee carried out very fully
this year. Mrs. lsuuc Burth Of Alhu.
qucTque is chairman OF food production
and public markets for the woman =
committee. aud ulsu for fod production
by the Hoover commission.
The war congress held IN Albuquerque
during patriotic week lOrt0her ~ IN
49, in which all war organizations of
wom"n participated. was 70 great sue.
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ANOTHER STAR

Another star thnt viii shine with spc.
ciul luStcr on the service Tag of the
Albuquerque high school is that beur.
ing the name OF Miss Lydia ~l.hcurcux
instructor iu Spanish. who has enlisted
no VAR service
Miss l.heurcux will leave in June with
% unit of American Telephone operators
to ietd the lines ut war communication
IN France. This teacher who has en-.
deurcd herself 10 the students aud has
been highly efficient in shipping the
characters ot her pupils to q mobile mold.
is doing just what might be expected ~
one OF her unsclhsh nature. She Is "a
fluent %linguist, speaking French, Eng.
lish and spanish equally well. Miss
! heutcuN l%rvotes part at each day 20
preparing herself for the work in
France 10y learning the tricks of the tcl.
cphouc board iu the local office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
A VOICE FROM HALIFAX

Mrs. Session was @ speaker M the high
school auditorium Tuesday night, aud
moycl the large audience 60 tears aud
cheers. us she related in % gtpphir way
the details 81 the recent catastrophe iu
Halifax when the explosion ui % mum
tiou- ship wrecked half the city aud
made %, 900 homeless, killed ana wound
ed hundreds She plead for support of
the Red Cross, not for money coutribu
tions az this special meeting, but for
generous financial aid and willing work.
She deplorrd the necessity oi giving
dinners and bulaors aud sales for the
Red Cross iu order a. coax people 20
purt with their dimes and dollar. that
should bee freely given without expect
ing any return. The scenes of agony
and uaudrmouium that followed the ter.
Uihlc calamity in Halifax hurbor wore
Viyidly Depicted. The stofir, 0r hero.
i'm If the American and Canadian sol.
dirr, and Red Gross nurses stirred the
people 20 tears and applause And ull
the while. the speaker talked ,u o quiet,
direct way. with the Wumuuly charm of
pOisc and stately hearing that domiuHt.
cd tho audience. Her black dre,, was
frightened hv q red rose, which well
hrcnme the speaker She spoke Uf th,
soldiers who endure the discomfort, ~
rats. iicc. disease and cold with .u'
prcmc Vnlor. When un uutimclN luugh
would occasionally bubble from tho
young people OF the audience, Mrs. Sex
tons serious micn, looks and tone iu.
stuutly controlled IL and carried hom,
her message uf seriousness,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30

cess lending new Impetus to the work.
The sfn'c college sent representative,
who. 700 ruufrrVu,, with The wumunfs
committee. perfected 90 plan ~ co.opo~e.
ttun n. iu the work uf the county dem.
onstiutiuu women
The Hoover commission presented two
home mudr DRYERS, bs used IN san Juan
county Ton driving fruits and vegetables,
tu The woman committees. for samples
tu display iu tho other counties of tho
state, These dryers hssr % plan of
bleaching easily carried out on any
iurm. l1rturc, of those dryers can be-
obtained from Captain Toulouse of tho
Hoover commission of The 4tutc, or from
the food production chairman of tho
woman IS committee.
The election Df am executive hoard
and department rhaifmon was held on
March ., thIr yrnf An executive board
Of five members viii direct the stnia
work and Ten department chairmon will
have chatge ot plau- sent out by tho
national womeu's committee und tho
state executive board.
The gardens, public markets. child
welfare, tod production aud consrtvn.
tion viii be- Enthusiastically carried for
ward.
Emergency recommendation adopted
10y the Womun's committee of the de.
Tense council follow
L. We nrgc that the state establish
thorough supervision over an ncreages
and gardens.
? Ne urge that municipal markets be-
established ~ every own and commun
,ty for the disposal Of prfishuble prod
duets.
g. We urge that rauurrics with an -.
tablishcd standard be located in every
community IN the state where produce
can Dee pat up az cost, and that these
products he gwen preference ~ army
supplies
l. We urgr that the United states
prohibit The usr ot ulrohulic drinks dur
ingthc war and that the grain product,
be- used for food only.
o. We urge that whore water IL in.
sufficient, lawns aud flowers be- given
up and the water used tot gardens only.
49, We urge the substitution Of corn,
fctcrita, and the red How eriug bean 10
take the place Of white tlour. IN order
that wheat can be- shipped to the allies.
Z. We urge the drying of fruits and
vegetable dairying and cheese making,
preserving eggs iu water glass, brine, or
otherwise for winter nee. and cousefya.
ton Of fuel and clothing.
:. We urge the women Nv overy dis.
trict and precinct 20 meet often and
keep .u touch with the work that il be
ing done be- other rnfts ot the state.
District rhuirmcu communicate with
county chnirmeu; county c%bnirmen with
judicial chairmon, and judicial chairmcn
with state president 90 secretary.
g. We urge that the state board mako
ont menus from home grown foods and
distribute these ~ pamphlet form in
both Sppui~h aud English.
The testing time ~ every Woman .,
now And the Woman's committee In.
yltc- the cooperation of every woman
IN this grand. oldest newest state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
WHEN THE BOYS COME HOME

There : a happy time coming,
When the bows come home.
There +, % glorious dat coming,
when the boy, come home
We will end this dreadful story
or this treason. dark and CORY.
In % suuhutsi OF glory
When the boys roGa. home.
The Trimmed ranks viii be- proudc,t
Nhcu the hovs come home.
Auu their cheer viii ring the luuics',
When the boys come home.
The full ranks viii be- shattered.
And the bright arms win bee battered,
Md the battle standards tnttcrcl,
When the boys come home.
The day viii seem brighter
when the boys come home.
Far our hearts viii hr lighter
When the bows come home.
Wives aud ,wecthcarts will press them
In their arms and caress them,
And pray God 20 bless them,
When 'hc boys come home.
Their hayoncts will be rusty
When the boy, come home.
And their uniforms dnsty
When the bows come home.
But all shall see the traces
OF battle : royal grace,
In the brown aud bearded faces
When th" boys come home,
Our love shall 60 to meet them,
When the boys come home.
10 bless them and to greet them,
When the boys come home.
And the fame of their cndcuNor
Time aud change shall not discover,
From the natIou'- heart forever.
whoa the boys come home.
John Hay IN March Red Cross Maya
zine.