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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12
THE CLASS PLAY
next TUESDAY
Merely Mary Ann" Title Of Glass Play
to be Staged by Class Of 20 at
Opera House Tuesday
CARE TAKEN IN CAST SELECTION
No Long Waits Between Acts AS
Many Specialties Have Been PrOWid.
ed-The Cast of Characters

Merely Mary Ann" is the title of the
class play to be staged by the gradual
ing $;lass Of 20 Of the DeniSOn high
school at the opera house on Tuesday
evening Of next week. The class play
Is always one Of the important events
OF the commencement week exercises
and more than usual interest is being
manifested in the play this year.
Great pains have been taken in the
selection OF the cast of Merely Mary
Ann" and those who have been privi-
legged to see the rehearsals are loud in
their praises Of the playeand those who
are portraying the different characters.
There will be no long waits for the
audience between acts at this class play
for a number Of novelty specialties will
be put on during the intermissions. 1t
is Away scOmmon at home talent pro-
auctions to have. long waits between
acts and this Is very tiresome for the
audience. The seniors, however, have
a surprise in store for the people of
sDenisOn in the way of specialties and
there will be no dull moments during
the evening.
The cast for the play is as follows:
LancelOt, a composer, Andrew Lorenzen
Peter, in business --- Charles Meyers
Brahmson, a music publisher 1880
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Vincent HOulihan
Rev. Samuel Smudge--Vivian Boslough
O'GOrman, a Journalist willis Barber
Jim Blaydes, medical student ------e
------------------.-- Ed Finn
Lord Tottingham Ed Saggau
Mrs. Leadbatter --- Martha Helsley
Rosie. her daughter---Mildr Hubbell
Polly Trippit ---------- Ruby Faul
Kitty Trippitt ----- Madge Hultsch
Lady Chelmer---------- Mary Vollersen
Caroline, Countess of Foxwell ------
------------------ Nellie Bolton
Lady Gladys------------G Gladys Nelson
Lady Constance ----------- Beryl Faul
Lady Glynn ---------- Maybelle Ogren
Mary Ann ---------------- Viola Portz
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12

Every pr0flteer IL very indignant
about all the other profiteers.
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-23

separate ballot box to be provided BY
the County Commissioners for such q
purpose. The election will be conduct
Ell and the votes cast on the question
submitted a. Aforesaid shall be canvas
sctl and returned and the result thereof
determined and declared In all respects
As nearly as may be In conformity with
the provisions Of the laws OF COLORADO
covering general county elections.
| IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, Wit
ness my hand and the oficial seal Of
my ONCE in Meeker, Rio Blanco Coun'
|ty, Colorado, this 21st day Of Septem-
her, A. d. 1920.
(seaD Q. j. WILSON
County Clerk and ex-oflicio clerk Of
said Board Of County Commissioners.
s.25
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-23
OLD TUNES

A. the strata Of perfume. heliotrops. rose.
Float in the garden when no wind blows.
Come to W. 20 from ". whence no one
knows;
30 the old tunes noat. In my mind.
And 70 from me. leaving no trace behind.
Lake perfume borne on the hush Of the
wind. .
But in the instant the airs remain
I know the laughter and the pain
or times that viii not come again:
I try to catch At many . tune
Like petals Of Hight fallen from the moon
Broken and bright on . dark lagoon.
But they noat away-for who can hold
Youth, or perfume. OF the moons goldf
SARA Tsasdals, lin 0cribnsr's.
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-23
lights h Ocean Depths
Afforded ~ Muititudss
Of Seas Minute Animate

d.
On still nights in tropical waters thu
sea ofttimes Il illuminated ~ II By
fires of it's own. Every breaking wave
crest looks like flame. An oar dis
turblng the surface seems to dip Into
molten metal. Swimming fishes leave
wakes Of brilliant brightness.
The phenomenon u due to the pres.
ence In the water Of multitudes of mi
mute animals, each Of which holds up
Its tiny torch, 80 TO speak. to contrib.
ute to the illumination.
Marine creatures Of many tribes:
crustaceans. Jelly fishes. cephalopods
and fishes Of various species carry
lights. Some fishes have luminous
disks on their heads. others- have lum.
inous spots along their sides.
The "angler" nsh has . regular
torch for q back nn, enabling It to see
while looking out for victims which its
light Is expected to attract. Another
finny species. found only at great
depths, carries what looks like an elac-
tric Light bulb. which serves an equivs.
lent purpose.
II 10 In the depths Of the ocean that
the really remarkable light bearing
fishes dwell. Theirs II . realm of
inky darkness, into which NO ray of
daylight penetrates. II they are to
have light, they must furnish 1t them
selves; and, to catch every possible
gIImmer. most Of them are provided
With huge eyes.
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-23
Moo Reward, eleD

Tho readers Of this paper Wiu b
pleased to learn that there % 81 least
one dreaded dts9ese that science has
that y estarrh. Catarfh being greatly
reQuires cooStitutiousi .trsatmsnt Halle
acts shru tSs Siocd On the Mucous sur
faces Of the System thereby destroying
the foundatioe o. the dieeass. giving the
pa!snt strse.sh Sy bu,ld,ns gp t q: eG r.
faith in the curative power q HAIRS
Catarrh. Nedicins that they o9er one
10 cure. Bend for list OF testimonials.
Address r. J. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo,
Ohio. Sold by all Druggists. nc.
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-23
Coal IAnd-Cnai Waived
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Olcnw00d Spgings, Colo, October q. Nm.
Notice h hersby givsa that Samuel Henry
Rsdmali, q Dcbeqlls. CososatSh Who. On 8ep.
te,slslor IL. 1910. mado Homestead Entry. SERIAL
% Jvne q ntA s,aac aAAitsneai n. lnt1v.
Hcsisl No. dim fnr Tho awk Il sw1 n 500
tho - ~ b ~. D.: B. p W.. seA Z.
Wsei Thgse-Year PrMf, 10 Gseabileh ciaiss
10 tke iand above described. befosc Heary J.
Hay. U. 4. C0mMsssSnsser. ~ Nockct. Colo
ma en- the nth day 0f November. feQ
Ciaiuant names - witncsNS;
Aki0rph Black. Jake Carver, William OIL
aspSs snd Ban 0lllaspSc, al II Acckcr.
oisrnn nc. wBYAND. Register
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-23
Names Indian Named Rivers
Are Numerous-Hard to Spell

The nomenclature Of Maine prob
ably outdoes that Of any other state
In furnishing memory tests In spell
lng. Among Its Indian named rivera
are the Penobscot, .ksnnebec, Andres
cogsin. Allasash aud SAco, and amoas
tile lakes and ponds Neoselucmesun.
tic, 8ysladadobsis. Sebago. Schoodie
Cupsuptic. Caucomou,oe. Pamsood.
kamock. Raskehegan, Cobbossesocu.
tee. ChimquassIbamtacook. Mole.
chunkamunk. Pennessewasee. Aaran-
acook. Amariscoxsin. Chesuneook and
wo!skenabacook.
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-23

Approximately 2100 pounds Of clover
sccd aud approximately lao pounds Of
alfalfa seed.
And that thereafter ea order was
made and entered In said casaA auth
orixinE and directing me to ssll The
above described property. and 10 make
the sum Of One Thousand Dollars with
Interest thereon since the nth 6Ay Of
February. 1920 at the rate Of eig1st per
cent PER annum. and the costs Il suit.
the amount claimed In said action
against the defendant out II the goods
and chattcls and personal property b.
longing to the said defendant. and lev.
icl upon and attached by me a. afore.
said.
Now Therefore. according to the
terms Of said order. and q special ex-
ec,tion is1ncti ont at the Clerks Once
In the above entitled cause. ! shall. &C.
cortiing to said command. expose for
sale at public suction an the right, title
and intercst Of the abov. named de-
PENDANTS. W. X. johnson In and to the
above described property on wednea.
day. the 9th day of October. A. d.
1910 at 2 CLOCK p. m. at the Fair
Grounds in Meeker. Colorado. Rio
BlancO County.
g. r. WEAR
o16-:3 Sheriff Of Rio Bianco County.
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-23
NOTICE
STATE oY CoIoaADO .

County Of Rio Blaneo
In the County Court
In the Matter Of the Estate Of AIDA
Fairfield, Deceased:
Notice Is hereby given IN psrsuance
Of q decree Of sale duly made and en-
tered by said court on tho nth day Of
October, 1920 in the above entitled
matter, the undersigned executor oe
said estate will sell At public auction
to the highest bidder for cash and
subject to conformation by said court
on "Wednesday the 9th day Of October.
1920 at the hour Of two O'Clock In TIE
afternoon at the front door oe the
County Court House in Meeker in said
county all the right title. interest and
estxte which the said Adds Fairfield
had at the time Of her death, saM titls
being an unincumbered and fee sim.
pie title In and to the following de-
SCI ibed lots and parcels Of real estate
situated In Rio Blanco county. State
Of Colorado, to-wit: Lots U, 10, IL, IL
aud B In ,biOck 70 in the Town Of
Meeker. together with the dwelling
house and the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: Cash. 10 percent Of
the purchase price to be paid To the
executor on the day Of sale and
, the balance to be paid upon connrma-
tion Of sale ny said county court and
tho ,1elivorv NJ q f1nas1r NJ cOnvavanr0
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-23
SHOE REPAIR
SERVICE IMPROVED

with a mail order department
equipped to repair and return your
shoes the same day ~ received,
waiting is no longer necessary,
work guaranteed" To avoid any
delay, make a chalk mark on the
part to be repaired. Mail them to
MARSHALL REPAIR SYSTEM
Pueblo. Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-23

October
Reception and Outline Of Plans for
October 10
International Organisation-Mrs J.
N. Hulett.
Epitomixed Geographical Review OF
Colorado-Mrs. Romola Fisk.
November 9
World Interest In Our Election
Mrs. Ewin Amick
Colorado "the Switzerland Of Amer
i,n"-Mrs. Thomas Baker
November 20
Little Belgium "a Bright Spot" In
European situation-Mrs. Frank De-
fancy.
Zcbulon Pixies Mission and His
Route Through Colorado. Ode to Pixies
Peak (Reatling) Mrs. W. H. Purdy.
December
Literature Of the Great War-Mrs.
r. f. Sheridan
Indian Tribes Of the Plains in Colo
RADIO Pioneer Days. Great Indian
Stock Of the MountaIns-Mrs. J. N.
Neal.
Decemeber 16
Bd,ilders IN the Path Of Peacc-Mrs.
James Lyttle.
The Clin Dwellers aud an Argument
to Prove who they were and why they
lived In Clins.-Mrs. ]. W. Risby
January 8
The Soldier Becomes a Civilian
Mrs. L. II. walbridse.
Noted Cartoonists and Distinguished
Painters Of Colorado-Mrs. L. L. Of
fcrle.
January Is
The Making Of Child's Library
Mrs. II. II. Taylor.
Eminent Colorado Educators and the
Position They Hold In the worid-Mrs.
VIII Fairfield.
February 8
Entire Field Of the Great General
Star-Mrs. John Il. Clark.
Literary Work Of Colorado Authors
Mrs. A. Holland.
February 10
Importance Of Efficiency In Teachers
Of Englisl,-Mrs. II. b. Garrison
Eminent Perso,v Whose Names are
Prepetuated IN colorado-Mrs. J. L.
Tagert
March s
The Result X Bolshevism Should
triumph In America-Mrs. r. N. Jo-
Hanteen.
Colorado Queen Jewel Of the Roc
kie~' tl,ook revicw)-Mrs. f. A. Will
son.
March IN
THE Irish Sitiation-Mrs. II. II. Joy.
Native Birds Of Colorado and Their
Habits-MrA A. Oliiand.
April 2
Use Of National Forests and Govern
Ing Iaw~-Mrs. l.. r. creaxhe.
National Forests Of COlorado-Nrs.
Kostitch.
April Is
Destructive Use Of rorc-ts-Mrs.
Edgar Manaukh.
Decitluous and Native Evergreen
Trees of Colorado r. II. whitney
May Z
\ Clear Understanding Of Amcri-
canixatio,,--Mrs ]. W. C. Shepherd.
Colorado Wild Flowers. Botanical
Analysis Of the ColumbInc-Mrs. II.
Oidland.
May 81
Our Mission in the Great Recon-
str,,ctios,-Alrx. Dean IaGranec.
Election Of Oiicers.
-~~u As-u>~so >,~-~~- 40,
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-23
A HORSE MARKET

a. F. McAlister I 8. u. Ross Horse
4 Mule Wholesale and COM
missiOn dealers In Horses and Mules.
Ship us your stock II you want them
sOld. Harms at Brentwood, Texas and
IAN AnGieo, Texas.
Fan Anslco Auction Sale Dates
Septembcr, 18th and 18th
October, LIST and End.
October, 18th and 10th
October. 10th and 30th
Brownwood Auction Sale Dates
McAlistcr 4 Ross Horse 4 Mule Go.
s11.oS0 Brownwood. Hpxas
aukac,ln,a g. m. x1-eA
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-23
TREAslR1R,s NOTICE ON
REQUEST FOR TAX DEED.

Ts every perssa Ia actual psssesslsa
or occupancy oe the hereinafter dc.
sesibed lasd. lst q premises. M u
ths perssa In wl,sse name tlse saae
WAS taxed q specially assesseA M
- Ill pesssns having N Interest y
title q reesrd b q 70 Tie aase.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN. That
on the nd day of December. A. D. 1911,
the following described property. stu.
uate In the County Of Rio Blanco and
State of Colorado. to-wit:
The east 10 feet of Lot II and west
10 feet Of Lot II In Block ~: west 20
feet Of Lot . and east 20 feet Of Lot 3
IN block ~: west 70 feet Of Lot and
east 10 feet Of Lot In Block Ne; north
10 feet Of Lot Z and south 10 feet Of
Lat = In Block 115; north 10 feet Of
Lat II and south 10 feet Of Lot IL In
Block 1i5: all In Town Of Meekcr;
was sold for the taxes for the year
1910. aud purchased by II. A. wiidhack.
That the said II. A. wiidhack has
duly assigned the certificate Of pur.
chase isxnctl on account Of such pur-
chase to Samuel r. Carver who hath
made request upon the Treasurer Of
said County for . deed.
That the said premises were taxed
for said year 1910 In the name Of I'm
known.
That the time Of redemption Of said
rial estate from such tax sale will ex.
pIrc on the 18th day If January A. d.
ip21 and unless redeemed on or before
said day decd will tc issued therefor.
Dated this 2sth day Of septemlcr.
A. u. 1920.
tsc~D ]. W. G. SHEPHERD
Treasurer Of tho said County Of Rio
1'iHnco.
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-23
NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION
i,epartmcut 1T the Interior. u. 9. Land O@ce
GIenw00d Springs. Colo. september 10. leaJ

Department. II The Inlet3Ot. o. .. Land Unco q
Glenw0Od SprinKs. Colo. september 10, Roo
NOTICE. u hereby Eiven that Francts v.
NSvcmbcr u. iss7. made Homestead hntry
scriai No. 0isc7. for cHswt;, n.@s'4,
q '~1ns<. Sc; !" ~. sp' s,c., =; :o,, =
Of intention to make Final Thrce Year Proof.
10 eatahlish claim 10 The Iand above d.
At Necier. Colorado, % the ists day u %
tObcr, lNO
Claimant uarncs - witncseca:
cssrics Goodrics. ali ii RIO kianco, Cotorsdo,
and Kenncth Phillipi Of Mcehes. Colombo.
sisOlA D. c. W6YAND. hcEtsecf.
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-23

within and Tor said County,
No person shall vote on the question
submitted as aforesaid unless such per-
non shall have the necessary Iuali6-
cations Of an eiector ~ provided by
law. and In addition to such qualifl-
cation shall. In the year last preceding
such election, have paid tax upon pro-
pcrty assessed to the voter In said Rio
Blanco County.
The question no submitted will he
voted upon by ballot at said election by
voters qualified AZ Aforesaid. between
the hours Of seven o'clock In the morn
Ing and seven o'clock In the evening Of
said day. at the various polling places
In the several election precincts I'm the
County Of Rio Blanco. In the State Of
Colorado. beinR the same polling places
fixed for the general state and county
election Of Tuesday. November End,
1910. designated as follows:
Precinct Polling Place
No. 1 Rangcly -RanEely Store building
White River School House
Piccancc- School House
Fast Nccker- Court House
Coal Greek School HOUSE
Buford-School House
Powell Park-School House
q AnGora-S School House
West Mceker-Lytle's Plumbing Shop
10 Pyramid School House
II Petrolltc-School House
I: ThornMirR. School House
The ballot to he used In voting upon
the question above submitted to bc
prepared and furniscd by the County
Clerk to the Judges Of election. to lH
by them furnished to the voters. will liz
In the following printed form:
OFFICIAL. BALLOT
Upsa The Suesllsa u efeatiag m In.
destedaess fer The pasVsse II erecting
. Csart Hsuse withla asA fer RE
Biaaes County. CsssraSs. u Tie Gen.
esA laeetisa held In Ne Csaaty u RE
f1iaaes "a Tuesday. the 3nd Day q Nov.
eslber. A. d. 1914.
Question Submitted:
Shall the Board Of County Commits
~ioners Of Rio Blanco County he auth
oriscti to create an indebtedness for
and on ichalf Of said county In the
amount Of forty thousand dollarxl$i0.-
00O). for the purpose Of erecting me-
ccssary public building. to-wit a court
house within and for said county,
THE voter shall answer the question
submitted by marking q cross (x) op-
po~itc the words expressing his choicc.)
Such ballots will lc deposited in a
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-23

DIR. ]. r. Riddle, specialist In dis
cases Of the eye. car, nos and throat.
GLASSES fitted. Glcnwood Springs. II
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-23
shssiRs sa,e

Notice III hereby given that BY virtue
Of certain wrlts Of attachment Issued
out Of the Clerks Once Of the County
Court Of Rio Blanco County in Ger.
tain cause therin pending. wiaefln
Hugh l.. Caldwell u plaintiff aad ". x.
johnson IL defendant, I'D on the 18th
day Of July, A. d. 10 and on tie
10th day Of August A. d. 1S90 levy
upon and take into my custody tho fol-
lowing described personal property.
goods and chattels At the said defend
ant ". X. johnson, In Rio Blanco
County. to-wit:
Seven cows. scven calves. one bull.
two yr. old steers. two yearilAs steers
and nineteen head Of mixed cows and
hcife~: said cattle are bFanded oae or
more Of the following brands
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-23

You can contract cold at any sea
son. Check and cure 1t by using
'sTREHLKE's BROMo.rEBRrN.
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-23

In politics the partisnns get together
to gather.
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-23
NOTICE

OF prsosaitisu - aathssise the hsAri
|sf Cssa4y Csnaalssisaees u RE Blaaes
County, CslssaAo, 70 ereats ~ indeht-
edness in The ansnnt d Fsarty Theu.
sasd as,lArs t$4Aese). fer tiss psspsse
Il erecting . Court Hsuse within ~
Ter said County. which prspssitiss
shall be suhaltted 70 the a,ialiAsd else.
tsrs Of sold esunty d the general elee.
tion Of County OAleials 70 be heiA "a
Tuesday, The End day Il Nsvessbss. A.
ID. 1871.
Public Notice IN merely given that
pursuant to an order and resolution Of
the Board Of County Commissioners Of
Rio Blanco County, Colorado, hereto
fore duly adopted and entered on re-
cord by the said hoard ON the 21st day
Of September. A. D. 1920. there shall be.
and there IL hereby submitted to fhe
duly qualified electors. as hereinafter
defined, Of the County Of Rio Blanco. at
the general election of County Ofhclals
to I've held at the various polling places
In the several election precincts Of the
county AZ hereinafter more particularly
set forth. on Tuesday, the End day Of
November. A. d. 1870. the following
question. tO-wit:
Shall the Board Of County
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-23
SAYINGS Of wIsE4ME

An aviator is a gigantic hummIns
bird.
The Meeker herald., 1920-10-23

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-22
BANKERS FOR SALES TAX

New York bankers ''
designed
the ways and
would
II Kahn statement addressed I" tn
sales TAX
OF about S'r"'''' A. mat rate one
would produce 10
As Each" would bring Il"
other tax
endorse " the sales
Ike
n smalsa Ia works
Ct proposed! 70 FAX
against tbs
pyramid the that the total by
Against would be very difficult IN man.
For instance whether Sao o.
would be interpreted as final
Of added the
the
consideration Som" of it's adTo-
solution of the problem
little good 10 be true They oS-
mate that At present total OF taxes merchandise when tn"
with the additions made the se'nI
OF retail prices II
c"uIi
sale easily Al any rA'' II 'N P0''' " ~ guam
ation with 10 a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-22
HOME RULE BILL PASSED

Final agreement has been reached BY
the British house Of commons and
house of lords on an Irish home rule
bill. Features Of the measure are that
there shall be two Irish pIrliamcntS,
one for the south and one for the north.
an Irish council composed OF members
from both sections. Great Britain re-
tains sovereignty.
There Is no hope, OF course, that this
measure will Immediately rcstor" peace
in Ireland. Premier Lloyd George says
tina, he is not altogether certain that It
will be accepted by the south OF Ireland
in the next few months, but thinks II is
worth trying. He believes Il would be
a means OF beginning to rally the p0pu-
lat!on against the forces Of disorder.
Sooner or later. there is certain to be
a reaction in Ireland against the resign
Of violence, In fact, there are indica-
tious that such :. reaction already has
begun. When L has become fully de-
vclopcd. public sentiment may prove
powerful enough TO reduce the advo-
Gates OF violence 10 a harmless minor
ity.
Even the most radical Of those who
seek Irish independence, must see the
hopeleSsness Of present efforts toward
freedom Other nations will not become
involved seriously with England. an"
all that the Irish patriots can do Is t.
die uselessly. In the present state OF
Irish feeling, Ireland. IL free. would be
hostile to England. The Ulster situa-
ton Is another complication that the
British government must consider.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-22
LEAGUE ASSEMBLY AID
JOURNS

Endorsement of the world court
rroiac, - the only accomplishment OF
he assembly Of the league of nations
which has lust r,rlpiet"d IFS sessions
q, Geneva The assembly. 1t must be
admitted. was Handicapped BY the IN
,e,,)cd state OF the world and particu-
larlv by the uncertainty in regard TO the
action Of che United states. wEIcA WY
ono ~ the I've original trainers or the
League covenant
I, was recognized BY the delegates
thar This nation would undoubtedly ask
for several important changes as 4 pre-
1i,,t,,-,. to its entrance. which Is earn
,srlv desired by tho rest OF the world
Lack OF Knowledge as 10 what these
changes would be. together with the
Wish 10 refrain from action that would
on;agonize the United States. tended to
limit the possibilities Of the sessions.
F'avorabir action on The world court IL
rorfuratc in view OF tho fact that Il
barr,oniznS with the views Of Pres'-
drnt.elect Harding and with American
son..incn, in general The details or
Mr. Wardi1g's plan have not been re-
yc,,ed, hut it IS probable that Il will
not b. irapossielc 70 unite ~ with the
bes, features % the Europeah plan or
Substitute Il as = whole.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-22
RIPpLING RHYMES
THE TROUBLED WORLD

The cll$hinE foreign nations
and fluctuations aftIict them every
day; there is no sign Of stopping,
but there is frantic yawpIrg. and
fireworks SLlwayS Popp!nE. from
Poland 10 Cathay. The ructionS.
they are many, and tn- - on IN"
breeze; tho cats Of Old Kilkenny
were mild compared with these,
compared with peoples craving Tor
blood, in rlppleS waving. in which
they may be LAYING their fetlockS
and their knees. Each nation has
boulder with which 10 swat foe:
a chip is on each shoulder. inviting
drastic blow: and governments ar"
growing. and anarchists are howl
Ing. aud all the world is y"wlinE.
like tumCItS IN the snow. Is TINS
the peace men prayed FOR before IN"
wlrwa, done" Ia this the poac" men
Maid for with hloOdshed Nytthr ton?
Is This Tho peace our brothers, our
lrnc.rg and soma others, inrSook
their wives and mothers 20 gather
with the run. At home We hay" our
SQdabbieS, disturb the peace AT
times. Will" We puTSu" FNCh pau
hlrS as politics and dimes. but ""
don't stand beratinE. d"nnuncinS.
ROASTING. hating thr other nations.
waiting chance I" pull some
crimes For which "" Sn"u,d h''
grateful. our thanks "" should DE-
clare. when we've consumed plate
full OF luscious Christmas fare; ;hr
hsuS OF JOY are ringing. and CAROL
folk are singing. and holly boughs
arc sw!nginF. and peace Is IN III"
air.
by George Matthew AramS