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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-08-15

Four years ago Frau Bertha Krupp,
principal owner Of the krunp works.
offered III. l"n--ranye gun to the init
ell States for use at the Panama. canal
on account of the intimidation it would
produce. 'u'l.in. by that effect on
Paris. III. United States ESCAPED. II bad
bargain 10y not investing in ii.
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Legal Publications

to the land abov. described before.
Register and H.cciver I. : Land
Office. at Miles city Montana. ON thu.
22nd day Of September, 1919
Claimant names as Witnesses
l. II. Stardtlcr. Joseph II. Blost.in.
cara schmidt ana j. w Rowland. all
of Eroadus Montana.
a. ". MYERS. H..iSt.r.
Coal aSo2o6--AE
>UCiCt: FUR =, HIU ATlON.
Department ri the Interior. l.. :.
July ~, iola.
NOTICE is hereby Givrn that
ROBERT AEDrIER
"f Erna.ius. Montana who. ON Feb
ruary. II. ,"l.. made Homestead
Entry. No. a%0.as for SWi.. NJ.
SE1. SW'. MEL. SCI, NV
= section u. Township : :. Range 81
T.. Montana Principal Meridian has
ill ed motto" of intention To make.
Three Year l'r"nf. I" establish claim to
Register and Receiver l.. : Land OF
lice. ~ Miles city. Montana on the
22nd day "i S,pi"mhrr. 1912
Claimant names as witnesses:
~ l.: Stardtl"r. Joseph II Hlus,,.in
Cara Schmidt ANA }. ~. Rowland. all ot
Hl"aduS Montana.
q. ". w EN>. Register.
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~. rtis.n Proclamation and Notice. at
>nettnl Election h. the Hoa I'd of
County commissioners ct Powder
River County. NUntmu:.

River County. NOntan:,.
by authority nf and in pursuance Of
the authority vested in Tn, Beard of
County commissioners Of Powder River
county, Montana. we J. n. Morris. w
II. l'.ays and Charles Decker the duly
elected. qualified and acting County
Commissioners If said Powder River
County. State of Montana. and as such
constituting the Board IF county Com.
missiancrs Of said Powder River County
stat" 81 Montana. do hereby proclaim
and notice - hereby given ny said
Board of county commissioners and by
the Clerk of said Board that on Tues
day. the second day Of September. \. y.
1913. there viii be held SPECIAL Elcc-
ti"n IN Powder River county. Montana;
IN tn. several Election Precincts there
IF for the purpose Of submitting to thu.
qualified electors of said County for
their approval ~ 4. election the follow
ing question tu-wit:
Whether or not the Board If County
commissioners Of Powder River County
Montana. shall be authorized and EN-.
powered to issue and sell coupon bonds
GA tn. credit Of the county Of Powder
River. Montana. in til. sum Of One
Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars for
III" purpose Of prnvidin. a fund for the
construction nj necessary public high
WAYS within the said county: said
bands t" u" payable in twenty wears
from tn" date thereof and tn h.. re-
'l""lnahl" At such times as may he de-
terlnn"d by the H"tr, of County COM
miSSiontrS and ~ bear int"res, 1t rh.,
rat" "f not rNr""'iin. SiN per cent per
annum and to hc represented by inter-
est coupons. payabl" semi annually on
th. first day Of January and July of
each YEAR. the denomination III said
bonds !" h" fixed and III. form "f said
bonds I. II. prescribed by tn. said
E"ard "f county commissioners.
Tn" Polls At said election shall l..
"n'n IT o'clock in tn. m"rnin. and
confirm. open until O'clock in the ;.f-
t.rnoon of III" sam" day.
Said election win h.. h.ld III tn.
regular polling places in tho several
election precincts al tn" county as
foll au~:
Precinct \". :. r"wdor>iil,. rollins
lilac" faw,f"rVill. Han
Precinct No. 81 ,'"alw"nl. l'"llin- place
''n:,lwn"l School.
Precinct No. Il brand, nhur-. rolln.
place T"rrrtts Ranch
Pr-cinc, No. AZ Ashland ruliin. p,:,..
Willow crnSSin. school
prcrinc, M - STACEY. r.liin. ri:.c.
Stacey Hall.
Precinct No II Miv,. l.ol,iu- p,a,.
Ranch.
rr"cinc, M. 10 Richardson Sch.ri POI
linz place Richardson Sch.nl
Precinct No /. Pilgrim Greek. l.ol,tn.
l,;f
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NOTICE FOR plnI.U'


department "f the Interior. L. :
Land Office Ht Miles City, Montana.
July 18th 1919.
NOTICE. is hercl,. given that
RcHIHAi.D r. KELLY
of Epsie. Montana. who. on Deecmher l..
1915. made Homestead Entry. No.
023a+a. for 81. MEL, SEA See. :. W =
SW a. Section !. Township :. Range
~ t.. Montana Principal Meridian. has
filed motto" nf intention to make Thr'"
Year Proof. to establish claim to the
land above described, before A. j. smith
I. = tommi ssionrr. at olive. Montana.
On the 10th day of September. lal?
Claimant names witnesses
NJ. r. Kelly and owen Ernrh Of
E.pSie Montana ana Glen |. .\m.s "f
Rroadus, Montana, ana l.. Il. lli"n, IT
olive, Montana.
q. ". Wv FRS. R"-istrr
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!" the District t""ri "t the Sixteenth
Judicial Dist rict "f the State ~ M"n-
tan" ia m"d ter the a"umt. ..f Pew
der NtSer.
\briiE or pRDR\1E ut' Will.

PURSUANT t. AN order IT said Court
'nib' ON tn" %l>t gay of July. Motto. j.
fi'r't> given. that "Wednesday thu rot
dH} - AUGUST. at -" n'rl"rll H. NJ 81
said day. at tn court t."nn If sal
Court. ut tn" Court Iinusr il l:r.Hdu-
IA TIA" said county nf Powder Rive.
has h"tn arr"int-h HSth. time aId
plH'" for rl"Nin@ tn. VIII II said l;n-
bert Marion Long. d"',-,tS.,l. aud fn.
n"Hrin@ tn" application Of :..,r::.- N
Long. for til" ISSUANCE. t. him uf i.r,.l.-
t"Stim"aturN when and where. any l...r-
son Interested may APPEAR AMI contest
tn. sam.
Dated July alSf l.l.
n Z. SITUATION,
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Exchange r"':arks profoundly that
the way t. get 81. MMtND.WW for war
costs lis /" tax wealth." And when
you COM" tn think "f ii how in Sam
Hill could it he got by taxing pow.
erty?
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Lands After Seven Re iections.

~. .I."l!i>.-Aflrr vain'! attempting
seven times IL enlist in the army.
R;'ph .Als'i"n. eighteen. of DE Sore.
ILL.,. has been accepted for the amhn-
lai'" drivers corps here. Albion is
the son "i ~ prominent merchant and
banker
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- apartment 81 ih' interior. I. =.
Land ''i"" 1T Miles city. Montana,
july Is 1"l.
NOTICE. is hereby given That
LESTER FLANAGAN
Of EronduS, Montana. who. ON July y.
l"l5-MaN 10. l"l> mad, Homestead.
Entries No. ".s5"t- OBI 49,. for NJ.
SN'4 N'@ SEA- See. 9. SEA MEL
Ne seq. SEA SCI. section \ Town
ship I :. Range - r.. Montana Prin-
cipai Meridian. has filed nntic. of in
l"nti"n to MAX" t'iv. year. i'roof. to
establish rainl Ia the land h"y.. d.S-
crihed. htf"r- rh,o.iur+ ". trti... T. :
tuminls Si"n.r, at brn;tdu>. Montana. ON
the 2'In day al September. .a1"
tIaimant names rs Witnesses:
NNlS MONTGOMERY. Ernest Pr. Ston.
';""r." Taylor. aud Harold Norton. all
Of i't"tduS. Montana.
q. ". MYERS. I:..iSl.r.
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WOMAN BUTCHERS TAKE
WAR WORKERS PLACES

Rhinelandpr. Wis. - Woman
butchers are among the innOva-
tinns brought about here be-
cause Of the war. When Mrs.
Frank Durand, whose husband
operates. a market, learned that
the latter could not obtain sufii-
cient help. she ,lOnned cap and
apron and proceeded to demon
strate that she knew how to cut
meat with the best 1T them. She
is permanent member 1T the
market force now.
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>nGItt. ron ~ RIn ATIO<.

Department "f tn" interior. L. =
Land ''ffic" Ut Miles city. Montana.
July H. 1919.
\orict +. is hereby given that
OWE l.. si.p'k
ri f.pSic. Montana who. on December
.%i't, 1914 made Homestead Entry No
o2ll2a. for \i2 \E.l4. SCI. l.. 81. Mel.
Sci. Section /. Township s. Rang. -
r.. Montana Principal Meridian. has
filed motto. of intention to make Th,.r
Year Proof IL establish claim ~ thu.
land ahov. t.Srrih.d. b.fur. A. J.
smith. T. :. commissioners. At Olive
M"ntnna ON III" ooth ia, al September
1913
Claimant names a. Witnesses:
.Nrrhi. Kelly. and James hurley at
t.psie. Montana. and G.nro. brock Of
Kingsley. Montana. aud Leonard brock
Of EpSi.. Montana
q. ". MYERS. l:.@iSter
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With every man his own houtbiacE
the war industry III the city will s.,ou
be Oh an entirely new footing.
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The useless Job is always the one
the OtjleP fellsw hes!
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E>t4t" ~ charles :. Lucy. DECREASED
Notice i h'r'-hN given h< thu. under.
~;-l,"d. Administrator "f thu. r:stal. -
'h'trl"S : f.uSF. ,l.."-;tS,.i. To- th.. ,r.,li
t"l> 81 ANA all f".rS"uS huviny claims
AGAINST thu said ,.,,.ts...l. /, .Nhibir
th"lH- with the necessary Vouchers
"ItHiH f"ut months after tn. first pub
alton III this n"tir. /. tin. Sai, Al
miilStF"'"f at th.. Law .,f'ir.. al |,
M"kihI"n, .Ntn.,ld Flock. Miles ,ily
Montana. tn" sam" being the rl,r. Ior
IN transaction If the business If said
'>tit'. In In" county IT Custer. stat
IF Montana.
SARAH IltY.
Administrative If tn. Esta,. of ,pa,.I. :
:. Lucy. I'-"-as.d.
Dated TT i:r".duS. This .>,iI ia, ~
.tuTssa. f@l.
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+. I. N EST. clerk II In" Hoard +.
county '"mIniS>i" -.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-01
Guard Against Influenza
Prepare Your System
Increase Your Bodily Rssistat,cs

Leading physicians are recon-
tnending various things for the peo-
pie to do to guard themselves against
the Spanish Influenza epidemic which
is expected to break out again this
fall and winter.
They tell YOU to keep out Of crowds
ed places, avoid being near people
who have colds. get out into the sun.
shine ana fresh air and take plenty Of
exercise, set to bed early at night
ana take a little more sleep and rest
than YOU usually do. eat good, nour.
ithiht, wholesome food and tone ub
your systeia.
PlAnty Of Iron In the blood makes
vitality. strength and resisting power
against disease. Iron-Lax-Tonic
Tablets should be taken without de-.
lay as . tonic to tone up the system
and put Iron int the blood.
There Ii not SUPPOSED to be any
shortage Of this remedy at the pres
emit time but II you should and a
drug store where you cannot buy
from Lax.ToIaic Tablets, persist until
ycu find Z stote that d6es sell them.
It would b we'll to keep up the
treatment Tor some weeks. Avoid
any substitutes Offered when you ask
Tor iron lax Tonic Tablets, It ia a.
wayS NEARLY certain you can reason.
ably look Tor the expected results
only when you insist on the genuine
article. The package OF Iron.iax.
Tonic Tablets bears the name Of the
arussist who originated them, J. +.
LAntasne. and none other is genuine.
Adv.
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WINDSOR

WEST-The Ladies' Union will
meet with Mrs. Ella Pierce Wedfies-
day afternoon. 1t is hoped all the
members who conveniently can will
make an exertion to attend this
meeting as Mrs. Pierce Is soon to
leave for Woodfords where she will
reside with her daughter. Mrs. Har-
old Gardner and will be unable to
meet with the Union again for some-
time.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. H. Wakefield and
daughter left for Augusta Tuesday,
where they will attend the United
Baptist Convention of Maine for
three days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Prescott of
Augusta With tlieif son Wallace and
Mrs. Prescott of Gardiner were Sun
day visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Taber Sunday, Sept. Fl, also Mrs.
Young. OF Btrnham was a guest for
several days OF her daughter, Mrs.
Arthur Tabef last week:
Ralph Taber Is transferring the
pupils from the North Belfast road to
the Bolton Hin school.
Deputy Sheriff w. S. Barton and
Mrs. Barton with little Arlene, ac-
coripanied by Mrs. S. p. Barton,
passed Friday, In Augusta. They
made the trip by car.
Mrs. stephen Reeves of Chelsea
and sister, Mrs. Cony Of Augusta,
who were visiting relatives at the
home on Roger Reeves last week.
were afternoon and tea guests OF
Mrs. s. r. Barton while in the place.
Many Of the residents in town have
been hauling their sweet corn to the
Weeks Mills factory. Corn has been
big paying crop this year.
Mrs. Matte Casey has been work
ing In the corn factory. Many from
this town and adjoining towns have
had employment and are receiving
good wages FOR their work.
o. r. Carpenter il stopping at the
farm for a few days while shingling
the roof Of the house.
Mrs. Sara Davis. who has beefrcof-
fined to her room by illness is how
much better, friends will be pleased
to near:
ERmons Casey Of Watefyille
pasSed Sunday. with relatives and
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Broadens War Risk Act

Congressman Charles j. Thompson
Of Ohio has been working for the
adoption Of an amendment to the
War Risk Act which would extend
the definition of father" and moth
er" so as to include step parents, par
ents through adoption. and all those
who have stood in loco PARENTS to a
soldier. Mr.. Thompson has had cases
brought to his attention of soldiers
making over their insurance to their
foster parents only to have payment
refused by the Treasury Department.
1t is to cure such manifest defects
in the law that he advocates the pro-
posed change.
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Pinkham's Vegetable Compound my
husband wanted nae to try 1t. I took
it for a week and felt q little better.
I kept it up for three months, and I
feel fine and can eat anything now
without distress or nervousness."-
Mrs. J. Worthline, 2s42 North Taylor
St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
The majority of mothers nowadays
overdo, there are SO many demands
upon their time and strength; the re-
suit is invariably a weakened. run.
down. nervous condition with head.
aches. backache. irfitabliity and de-
pression-and soon more serious all
ments develop. It is at such periods
in life that Lydia e. Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound will restore nor.
NAL healthy condition. as it DID to
Mrs. Worthline.-Adv.
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MONTVILLE

CENTER-Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Berry and Richard. Jr., Of Pittsfield.
were Sunday CHESTS Of MIR. ana Mrs.
j. II. Berry at Montville.
D. NJ. Mcfarland Is improving In
health. His son. Aaron p, ana fam .
lily OF Waterville we're his week eiid
guests.
]. II. Berry. @. 8. lowell. A. s. Ber-
ry. and G. L. Davis were In Union
last week.
Rev. T. r. Penteeost is If very poor
health.
Mrs. ivory Reed and Mrs. r. b.
Proctor Of North Palermo. were SUM-
day guests Of Mrs. Jessie Peavey.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. M. C..
Gordon entertained E. N. Hall. Mrs.
Clara JOY, Miss Achsa Hall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roscoe Thurstoh. Of Halldale.
Mrs. Eliza Young Of Concord. N. H..
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.. Howard and Mr.
and Mrs. l.. w. Howard.
NJ. r. Rogers has lost quantity OF
Mcintosh red abtles from his trees by
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Are You Bald?

The sdiessy u kesslks IN aiding hair
tential insrfdlents never, found \,
S ss d. r Ind o Sosst ,nYre se%sss "s os
tanned at heavy expense through ins
dians ana huhtsts. $500 guarantee.
When sfythikS else fails. and ~ what
ness. kotaiko 10 being talked ABOUT
everywhere. Absolutely Incompatible!
Prove for yosfseif BY getting a bog
Of kotaiko Ct any. busy pha rtnacy or
tena 10 cents tsilver OF. stafips. FOR
hs.soi S sssioh. 'S New s York sri n. Y
ek0W ttilb 10 ffiSnds (either Sex) Who
an 6Nl0lnS jU1Vslaht heif krVWtk
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A Home Receipt for
Wrinkied, Saggp Skin

The famous saxolite lotion recoir,-
rsnded by beauty specialists Tor re-
moving wrinkles and for reducing dis
home Ask YOUR druggist for saxolite
IN powdered form, one ounce. and hals
int of witch hazel. Dissolve the pow
der in the witch hazel and battle the
tice, neck and hands In the solution.
Results are remarkable. and instanta-
neous. The skin tightens. and this nat
urally reduces the wrinkles, as well as
creases or folds about the neck, cheeks
also becomes firmer and more solid.
One feels much refreshed and exhila.
rated after using this truly wonderful
preparation. Many women look hve ?f
q short tinle.-Adv.
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Certain groups OF people In Great
Britain are much agitated over the
interest shown In America in the
liquor problem there and elsewhere
in Europe. world prohibition does
not appeal to them ana they resent
what they term impudent NEEDING BY
overseas prohibitionists. The VETS
and such part Of the British press as
they control have been distortins the
facts Of prohibition. in America and
magnifying disproportionately items
that help their side Of the case. IT
there were no other reason. d decent
regard for the truth would demand q
defense ny those who have the facts
to present to the British public.
But there Is another reason. For
the future the paths Of Great Britain
and America must be very close to-
gether. they have many Of the
same problems to meet at home, and
the other nations look to them as
leaders Of affairs. The most hopeful
promise of world readjustn1ent ID the
united power of the English speaking
peoples. In order to deal adequately
with the future they must be stripped
Of every handicap and must reach
agreement wherever possible.
A new York correspondent of the
London Daily News sends his paper
a View Of the contrasts between ing
land and America:
This ia really rather big issue.
My only reason for discussing it Is
that In this skyseraper / can take.
like Moses on Mount Pissah, an ele-
rated yet non alcoholic view. l see
In England social unrest, a failure In
production. and rising drink bill.
see in America country going dry,
developing new pleasures. raising
vast sums for noble ob.cc:s, re.zing
the drug flend by the throat, eagerly
discussing world problems, and
teaching the people industrial unity
by means o. the picture palace, which
shows to millions every night what
may call commercial films. ranging
from pineapple farms 20 shipbuild-
ing. On the average. every Ameri-
can. young and old, has a hundred
lessons a year on the inter-depend-
ence Of trade. at times when British
men ana women are often in the
public. house.
There are those in England who
are opposed to liquor. despite the
careful attempts Of the "wets" to
make use believe othe.~ise. They
have asked help and active sympathy
from this Country and they will get
it. The more widespread prohibition
becomes the world over. the more e.
fective will our own national pro-
gram be.
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KEEPS IT ON HAND
Civil War Veteran Is A
Champion Of Tanlac

says Hs Never Expected to Feel
Again as Well ~ He Does Now
Fred Timothy. veteran Of the
Civil war and popular figure around
The Soldiers Home near Augusta,
Maine. where he has lived for the
past eight years. II now an ardent
champion of the merits Of the Master
Medicine. Tanlac.
While discussing Tanlac, which has
been so beneficial to him, while at the
drug store Of Bowditch- Webster
Company in Augusta, recently. Mr..
Timothy said: ...
Il am now nearing my seventy
NTH birthday and during all the
years Of my life have never run
across a medicine that I consider In
q class with Tanlac. During the past
six years there has hardly been a
time when / was free from misery Of
some Kind. Nearly always after eat
ing I would bloat up with sour gas
and suffer for hours. I also had the
worst kind of pains in my back and
hips and was extremely nervous.
These troubles took about all the
strength and energy out Of me and
pulled me down so l was compelled to
give up and take to my bed. I would
wake up in the mornings with a
mean taste in my mouth and feeling
Just as tired as If had not gone to
bed 1t all.
why, at the time I got Tanlac I
had been past going for six weeks. l
couldn't even walk around the
grounds, but now sleep like a log
at night and get up early in the
mornings and stay on my feet mest
Of the day. Tanlac has relieved me
Of all my pains and put me in shape
to where come here to Augusta an
average of three times a week and
walk over town without feeling 1t
hardly. Ny nerves are steady like
they were years ago and since my
pains are gone and I eat and sleep
good / simply feel like a new man.
keep a bottle of Tanlac on hand all
the time and dose now and then
keeps me feeling in first class shape,
I had about concluded my ailments
were due to my advanced age and
never expected to feel as well any
more as l do now. Tanlac is great
and / can recommend it to anybody"
When people grow to the ripe old
age of Mr. Timothy their digestive
organs lack vitality and act more
slowly and less effectually than In
youth. The circulation becomes poor
the blood thins. the appetite fails and
the digestion weakens.
Tanlac, the powerful RECONSTRUCT
tive tonic. is the strength and body
builder for old folks. because it Gre
ates an appetite. strengthens diges-
ton and. in a natural way, strength
ems and invigorates rundown, nefv-
Gus and aged people.
Tanlac is sold in Augusta by Bow
ditch Webster Co., and the leading
druggist in every city and town.
Adv.
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Congressman Andrew j. Hickey of
Indiana has the honor to represent
the district from which came the man
who fired the first American shot
against the Huns, Sergt. Alex. l..
Arch of South Bend. The other day
he had Sergt. Arch as his guest in
the gallery Of the House. together
with Corp. varady Of the same gun
crew and from the same city. When
Representative Hickey directed the
attention Of his colleagues to the two
soldiers they were greeted with pro-
longed applause, all of the members
rising.
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Name Gossip
The Gypsy Queen

tUV AypOJ &S~
elizabeth Powers MerrilD
October, gay October,
IN az Sc d '1 rsd IA yellow
With many 4 clint and oheenl
You sometimes wear q necklace'
OF glittering ice and frost-
You wish to look resplendent:,
And you never count the cost!
October, rich October,
With the wealth of all the year,
Your apples and your pumpkins!
Potatoes tier on tier!
With harvests safely gathered
No wonder you are gay
And toss your leaves about you
Which the north winds blow away
October, mad october.
With your moon Of deepest red
Upon the far-oh hill.tops
Where the fairies lightly tread!
Upon your roads fond lovers
Merry walk or swiftly ride!
And breathe your air OF crlspnesS-
Happy lovers! side by side!
October, glad october!
God hath made you very fair!
His presence doth enfold you
And His love is everywhere!
Fresh across iife's pathway swings.
As men follow Truth, Duty,
Inward to the soul Of things!