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(By REV.. p. B. F1TzWATER, y. Pr
Teacher of English Bible In the Moody
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Copyright. 1890, western Newspaper Unionl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
Sensational Charges Unearthed
In Ne,Uberry Conspiracy Trial

rorgh spots the boys couldn't smooth
ont. SO hc thought be had better
como aud sec what vas the matter
aud told him there was nothing
the matter. hut that I couldn't de-
lnyihur for him as ! was not for
NeWhorry.
NcKeirhan said Fletcher added
'ha' "hc didn't care 90 have me
.., 80 what I would do. because
Ur" world krow by watching the
.eiurns."
After this talk what did YOU do
asked Judge Eiohorn
"Wht figured 20 was safe 10 play
or fhc .lr sadie of it so We Kind OF
f.aifrd -a 1uld br FOR Ncwberry "
supported >cwbcrry
"r~o of NY m1ln supporters IN
f. 'TfrrpHf elections hupnaned "a
ie In ths FROM part ~ the store and
I walked out IN front told them OF
the coutci sltion. wha' u meant. the
var D. wee put ~ to me Now
avs we better tpr that Nrwberr,
GETS very rood vote no here
don't carr whether be wins or not ."
Case Reversed
owes the district carried fcl
~ar 'err~@''
"It was"
"What became OF your case"
1T was reversed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13

of Il and when asked Il ho believed
Fleichcrs statement replied:
Politics b. funny was taking
no chances"
Tho testimony came tn an end
~ draEgy day IN The trial IN which
comparatively Few witnesses were
heard ". J. Crottv. former en-.
ploye of the NcWtrrry estate. told
contributions 10 the campaign
Un1 hy John Ncwhcrry brother oi
The eeu.ior. amounted 10 between
$4,000 and 30 ooO by June ~.
'"It.
ndrr ScnfcnCc
Mrkp.rl1u un direct examination
'o'd be convection on the assault
a7f robbery charge and said he was
iI.'.. 'r' fwn to Fifteen years In
prison when the four defendants cali
90 go him before the primaries ~
Au.u. 80 tai..
60 vat n ih, front plrt ~ tho
rtorr when Horny entered anf ash.
20 30 s'''k io mc in private. said
McReighan.
Just BEFORE Primar,
''li was about week er ten davs
before tho primary Kins saA h.
was making his last trip through
the state ironing out the rOuRh
spots and that | VAS one Of the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
SENATE DEADLOCK
OVER TREATY PACT
STILL IN EVIDENCE
LITTLE PROGRESS APPARENT
At END on DAYS NEt'O-
TIATiONS

Fy Ns.uciH'.t Hrvs
WASHINGTON. Feb. l2-Little
progress was apparent today In ne
gotiations over tho new article ten
reservation TO the peace treaty
brought forward yesterday by Re-
publican senators.
In addition to TIA failure 10 COM
inand the democratic support for
which It's sponsors had hoped. II was
said the new draft was unacceptable
to Fomc rcservationists on the &C.
iYOlican side. who threatened TO join
IN irreconcilahle opponents OF rati-
fication If the notifications propos-
cd were made In the original reser-
yation.
\ canvass Of the forty nine
republicans Is understood To have
shown that only about thirty could
be- counted on to vote for ratifica-
tion with the changed reservation.
under which the United States would
decline to guarantee the integrity OF
The league members by force. eco
nome boycott or any other means
when congress acted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
RAIL WORKERS DEMAND Low z
PRICES OR INCREASED WAGES
Man is Lodged
in Muskogee Jail
on Bigamy Charge

~ Asnrini'd Press
MuSKOGEE. Feb i2.-llarvey
llill who claims To be son OF A.
II. llill. n Chicago banker Is In jnil
here tonight charged with bigamy
as the result Of a complaint filed by
Emily j. llill. who declares she Is his
common law wife.
lio Is held In all In default Of a
$1,000 bond.
Mrs. Ilill number one claims lIill
had married Miss Gertrude Barrongo
here January 20 last.
i'm is said by the police TO have
been working ms a hotel clerk at
Kansas City. Muskogec. and other
cities In the middle west. Ills
father who Is now in Okmulgcc. Ok
lahoma, has been notified OF the
sons arrest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
SINISTER MOTIVES
EXIST BEHIND PLAN
Of LABOR, CHARGE:
SEN NTuR pOINbENTEH SCORE-
PROPOSED FIGHT ~
4. y. on l..

lN ~ ~ ihItN lffh4s
UTICA. ~ y. Feb. ie.-Chargcs
that behind the announced plan OF
the American Federation uf Labor to
obtain the election of congress and
q president favorable To- its policies
existed q sinister movement of 4
small cOterie of labor leaders. whl
have grown powerful by the contri-
buttons they have levied upon labor
80 set up u government within q
government were made here to.
night by United states senator Mile.
poindcyter OF Washington before III,
l'tticn republican club.
"Is Autocraci"
Farmers and laboring men Oi
America" he asserted. have iu
eve'y crisis been the grra, bulwarl,
Of our frfoC Institutions and ihcy
will not follow the mistaken loader
ship which will place the govern.
mcni under the desp0tic control -:
government within the government
This government within the gov.
crnment" Is not ruled hy labor hui
is an autocrncy of few leaders who
would not only impose their will
upon labor itself. but would extend
IL not only by The ballot. but by
strikes and starvation OF the entire
people OF the United States. II I.
rs abnoyious as the invisible gov.
ernment' against which the people
protested In 1912.
Nation Faces peril"
There IL no question of the righ'
~ the American Federation ~ i.abo'
- secure control Of CONGRESS and o'
the presidency by wny OF tho ballo
box. II Il can do 70 IN accordance
with The proclamation {, has jpst n.
sued. u will be- an oVi : Tor the
United States and most Of an oi
labor Itself IL any class ! n,his ma.
ton. whether employers cor emnloyes
In industry. capital or labor. should
succeed In any such program: bui
shat IL one of the perlls which the
nation must face as the price of free
government.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
WILSON WILL HEAR
GRIEVANCES TODAY
from LABOR HEADS
COMMITTEE OF THREE WILL
REPRESENT TWO MILLION
employees
LEADERS FEAR REFUSAL
Workers win iinsc Claims for High
cr Wages on Increased Cost OF
Living Since Increase,
In 1918

~ Associated iu~
WASHINGTON. Feb i2.--Preal-
dent Wilson will he asked tomorrow
hy spokesmen for the more than two
million railroad employees that defin-
tie assurances be given OF an im-
mediate reduction IN the cost OF liv-
ing, leaders In the wage negotla-
tions declared tonight. ~ an alter-
native. the union representatives Will
claim Increased wages, demands for
which we're not pressed at Mr.. Will
/ son'a request last summer.
Representatives OF the workers. y
was lntlmaied tonight base their
hone for higher wages largely on
the increase OF the cost OF living
since the last general wage increase
In 1918.
Cost Of Living Higher
The cost OF living question. while
always 20 the fore In the negotIa-
tions which the union men have had
with Director General Hines will be
employed N tho full extent OF the
urion's -o~cr IN the conference with
the --ee'an~' y was Indicated.
committee Named
lmmed a'ely qitor The announce
mont nom the White House that the
president would rec gn.nn eommr
tee ~ f'Ioo prgnually, meeting of
an nnan hends Interested was cali
ed ani prepafl lons were begun for
rnsglblo rfcroninii0n ~ verh2
Chains IN qualification Of the writ
Con- artomru's slhmliei through ~
rccior General fl'ncs. The employees
nfu a.. ~.u.f.r.. 100 i,r " y Jewels
act'rg r'os a'~t Of the railway
Amcricm fCdo-
Manion. prea-
ifNor ~ Railroad Tele-
"rts ana timothy shea. acting
rre dent of ne brotherhood OF L.
C1muliyc riromon End Fnglnemen.
tn, conference will he held ON the
south mAn Of The white House whrrr
Af WILSON spends portion Of his
morninF4
Dfiicials pc"Si'''"'ic
Tt0rr was nnmls'ak BILE evidence
ien'ghi among me union officials q
fear that the president would re-
use 10 grant their wage demands.
few said frankly they could see no
hope Of n settlement favorable to
hem.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
FLU IS SPREADING
/. IN EASTERN STATES
RED GROSS NURSES IN SOUTH.
ERN DIVISION ARE ORDER
Ed To MOBiI.IzE

~ Assc-ir,rd pru-
ATLANTA. Ca. Fob. i2.-Mobili-
zation OF all Red Cross nurses In the
Southern Division was ordered to-
nieht at headquarters here In an
effort to combat influenza. which is
said TO be spreading rapidly In
South Carolina. TO lesser degree In
Tennessee and Florida.
In North Carolina Il was stated
the malady has spread 10 a great
extent. but pneumonia complications
are proportionately large.
Georgia. while having an epidemic
in a number Of cities and towns.
hos Jared far better than the other
four states In the division. accord
ug TO reports TO headquarters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
Additional Troops
Dispatched to Aid
in Hunt for Band.

~ asss,.tsief rr---.
MARIA. Texas. Fob. IA fed
eral column Of 500 mon left Oiinaea
on the Mexican side OF the Rio
Crandc opposite here in the dircc-
ton Of Palamos Mountains 10 CO.
operate with General Francisco
Murgia w his campaign against
Alberto Guaiardo. rebel leader. who
with goa men. Is said 10 he adyanc-
ing toward palamos. Chihuahua, II
became known today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
PAYNE SUCCEEDS
FRANKLIN LANE
CHAIRMAN on SHIPPING BOARD
WILL W. NEW SECRETtHN
on INTERIOR
Nv Assoe'r'ei rr-ss

Nv Assora'~l rr~ss
WASHINGTON. Feb. l2--John
BARTON Payne. chairman OF the ship.
ping board. and formerly general
counsel Of the railroad administra-
tion. will become secretary Of the
interior, March I. succeeding Frank
lin X Lane. whose resignation be.
comes effective on that date.
While White House officials dc
olined confirmation, II was under
stood that former Senator John
Franklin Shafroth. OF olOrado. had
been offered the place 10 be vacated
by Mr Payne.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
Commons Member
Favors Delegation
TO Study Russia

liy Assoriaird l'rsss
LONDON. Feb. l2.--Most of TO.
days session OF the house Of com.
mons was occupied IN a discussion
of the motion Of William James
Thorne labor member for West Ham
In favor OF revision OF the peace
c,uly. which he subjected To severe
criticism. The most interesting sug-
rcsuon eminated from Lord Robert
Cccil that the league of nations
should send two International COM
OMISSIONS to Russia To ascertain the
exact conditions and 20 fiX the pro-
v'Hoial boundary of tho borde.
states.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
HOUSTON DECLARES
WORLD NOT FACING
FINANCIAL CRASH
MONETARY PROBIEMS OF Eu-
ItOI'E WILL BE SETTLED SAT.
lSIAt TORY ~ IIllIEt
SOUNDS OPTIMISTIC NOTE
Nothing in situation io he Regard.
cd ~ Extremely Grnye--Ameri.
ca Constantly Furnish
ing Capital

Assoeia,sd Prs~s
WASHINGTON. Feb. l2.--Conli-
dencc that Europe's mcnetary prob
ms will be- settled satisfactorily. was
pressed today by Secretary ilous-
Ia.l situation.
This country Is constantly furnish
.ng Europe capital with which 10 re-
.onstruct the economic life of ma
;iOns there. said MIR. iiuuatOn. eX-
planning that advances are being
ade in the same way that Europe
lid,d this country in time of dis
ross in the past. not by government
loans 30 much as by indirect methods
uch as private loans. sale of sur
plus army equipment. and the aj-
sorption OF high grade investment
-ccuritea offered In markets here
ly European holders. The secrc-
tary estimated that Europe had re-
ceivcd approximately $4,000. 900. 600
from this country since the armisiico
va ssigned.
VIII Redeem Certificates
The position Of the United states
treasury was said by the secretary
To be- very strong and on Monday
,he last issue Of loan certificates
ol indebtedness. about 0.0O0. 600
will he redeemed. leaving no out
standing floating loans In the sense
Of short term certificates requiring
to be refunded at maturity. Tax
certificates outstanding amount TO
81 1886, $4,000. all of which will be
paid by Forthcoming income and
profits taxes.
Difficulties ENiSt
Altogether Secretary Houston de-
clined To agree with the pessimistic
yiow of some public men who fore
slw a financial crash and asserted
tnat while there were many difficult
Ties still to be overcome. there was
nothing IN the situation To be re-
gardcd as extremely grave.
Text oi Statement
Secretary louGtons statement
follows IN mart:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
Bank Cashier Charged
With Nlisplacing Funds
to Amount of $4,000

~ Ass.,.ia'rd rrsss
PINE BLUFF. Ark. Feb. 10.
l. Miller. former cashier Of the bank
Of Grady. was indicted today by the
Lincoln county grand jury sitting
NJ star city. on six counts. charg-
ing the cmbczzlomcnt of s27.ooo ~
the hanks funds The other five
charge forgery. alleging that Miller
forged names Of bank customers To
several chccks.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
AUTHOR 0F PLAN
TO HANDLE ROADS
ATTACKS SYSTEM
uRGI% PLAN - ADDRESS w.
FORE NATIONAL FARM
LABOR CONGiiESS
~ Assoelat d rr-..

~ Assoelatd rr,-s.
CHICAGO. Feb. Discharge OF
the national debt by a capital levy
upon property may he necessary.
Glenn T.. Plumb, president of the
Plumb plan league for trIpatiie con-
,rol OF railroads. said In an address
here tonipht before the All-Americad
iafrm labor cooperative conference.
Explains Problem
"Our problem In meeting the ma
tionnl debit" he said. lis so TO ad-
Just our affairs that the two per cent
OF the people owning sixty per cen;
of the wealth shall pay their per
centaee of this indebtedness. th'
per cent Of the people owning % per
cent Of the wealth shall pay the per
centagc due from them. and that
the big per cent of the people who
own five per cent oi the wealth shal'
not he required Ia pay more than
their prOportiOnatc amount of thh
indebtedness.
Offers solution
III We meet this indebtedness by
q Ia, on industry. we distribute IN"
liaLMity to each man IN accordance
WIN his purchasing power When
all is said and done. We may he COM
PEELED to acccp, the solution already
adopted In Germany. and now con
sldered a. inevitable In Great liri-
taen--thc discharge oi the entire ma
tional debt by placing capital lcyy
upon property.
II do not say that this is the me-.
thod that must be adopted. But In
our interests We must study thia
question and determine upon the
method which We unilehly recon.
mend for the solution OF this prob
lem"
Hopes of Organization
The farmer-labor conference look
TO the establishment at cooperative
enterprise. Mr. Plumb said. embrac
ing every step frfom the production
of raw materials 90 collection. manu-
facture. storage and distribution o.
the ultimate consumer. II Is hoped
10 include four million men repre-
senting upwaIds OF 20.00o,o00 citi.
zens In the project.
Critici,cs Present system
I'VE are striving lo escape from
the durecs by government of small
group of dominant men," the spcal
or said. ito free ourselves from Il
monopoly and control Of crcdil--lu
obtain for ourselves independence IA
many fields of cndeayor from which
we are now barred
"The present monopoly Of crH.
dts" he continued. has projected
us into crisis. economic. industrial.
political. that convicts the ndmini
tration and both political parties oi
absolute impoteniy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
Declare Assemblymen A
Should be Convicted
Under Espionage Act

M. .tsfsf fsas
AfpANY. y. \. Feb i,.--Coun-
sci for the assembly judiciary CONS
m'ii,o investigating the fitness of
the ousted socialist delegation to
sorvc as members of the lower house
to-day made public brief which
charges that the five assemblynen
MS their pledges and speeches have
rrnaered themselves amemable o.
.'. 'e-rs of ihp esrlonage act gft
Ncrid he convicted under rs ternr
This brief. snNm'tied " Nc o.
defense Il preparing for resump i'o
OF the "'riai" next TUESDAY = sign.
"a by all the prosecution counsel.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
Believes Tribunal
of Kansas Pattern
Will Solve Unrest

" As-s~-iaisr rrHa
CHICAGO. Feb. i2.--Declaring
'hc recently formed Kansas court OF
Industrial relations 20 be long
stride toward solution Of the coun-
rys llgu-Iu unrcsi problems.
Governor Henry J. Allen OF Kansas
af fhe chicago bar association ban
G1r' tonight said he believed the
thing fc-o IN w9--0- could be done
IN 80 nation at large"
rir E.n'as count. s''h me gov
I. forrfHf rnon 'he princi-
d. .r4I .afrnuDgt should haze me-
cover % protect society
. Unr rit.'rr- o'ferse- ~ a'i
mds iai arife ih'' u has always
rsa protect against recognized
e1.nlcI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13

STRONG CYCLONE
MOVING ALONG
ATLANTIC COAST


, WASHINGTON. Feh. Ia
= q ,Hrt s,gnu cvclore ls center
4 over northwest Florida
q coast moving northeast. the
& weather bureau announced to-
y night. =
, storm warnings are displayed
= ON the Atlantic coast from
= Jacksonville 10 New York
= There is well marked de- 4
4 rrossiOn over southern Ala
= hama. the report from the
3 weather huren uionight stated
I. aud general winds with thun-
4, der storms have occurred In
Z the gulf and south Atlantic
T. states.
4.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
BAILEY Asked To
SPEAK At ANNUAL
B. & s. Convention
FORMER SENATOR SENT FLOOD
OF TELEGRaMS By LOCAL
PERSONS.

Joseph " Bailey. former United
states Senator from Texas, was sent
"a flood Of kilograms yesterday by
leading business and livestock men.
urging him 20 come 10 Amarillo and
address the Fourth Annual COnven-
ton OF the Buyers and Sellers Live
stock Association. February "a, 20.
and &c. The association has not on
~ invited him. hut additional pres
sure is being brought BY asking the
prominent citizens personally TO in
yltc him
II is believed that thousands ot
persons will come from all over the
Panhandle-P Plains 10 hear Mr.. Bailiy
speak and that he would be one of
the chief attractions at the conven-
tion. ". T.. Thomson. democratic
candidate for the nomination for gov
ernor. has already accepted an inyi-
tntion to attend and the program
committee believes that several 9th
or candidates will accept.
Leading In Pools.
Tho bringing of Mr.. Bailey 10 Am
arlllo ~ this time would be Of I'M
usual interest. II Is asserted, because
Of the activity he has displayed IN
Texas politics during ~" past few
months. Attention has been called
to the fact that down state papers
Panhandle to hear Mr.. Bale,
ran strong for both tho offices Oi
r,Vcrnor and for Dresidcnt
lie r. Pryor Of san Antonio. vet
eran cattlcman and president Of the
National Livestock Growers Associa'
tion. has accepted an invitation "a
attend the convention.
Congressman Marvin Jones hai
written q letter 10 Mr.. Stinnett, stat
ing that be- had been In consultatit
fContinued on PAGE SiS
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CONTINUED on Page SKI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-13
WEATHER

Temperature by hours ut Amarill,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-04

her mother AZ birth and the drudgory
imposed ON her by a stern father
and Two lOutish brothers left neither
time nor inclination for laughing or
kissing
when her father married again,
hc chose juliet Millor--crstwhile
Sufan because she seemed properly
meek and had iidy little fortune:
bat Juliet surprised them 90 she
became absolute mistress of the
house aud turned the old order
lonsy-turyy. Most important Of all.
however was the change she effect
"a IN Barnuhetia'a life. II was The
siepmother who gave Rarnabetta the
firs; kiss she ever received. II was
The yfopmother. too. who taught
llarnabetta how To LAUGH.
Constance Binney brings "a m"
screen not only rare beauty wiNful-
ness. wholosomeness aud high de-
gree uf artistry and talent. bat what
is OF FAR greater value every charm
that has made the American Girl
prominent throurhOut the world
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-04
PREVENTION IS BEST
CURE FOR INFLUENZA
SAY AUTHORITIES

who arc weak and rundown are
more susccpi hldc Ia the discas
thar rrrguas who are IN rohus
health. and II Sou are in a gcner
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be- needed promptly u You are u
this condition nothing on earth vii
build you up and Hreng hen you lik
which contains the mos
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sciencc. A. a gcconsirucii,c toni,
and system builder u is without m
Suuai and confirms the very Gle
mcnts needed hy the system To Civ
you lighting sir'rsih to ward Of
disease rcrrl. This 81 siaicwcp
90 fact and ia supported By tho r.
rognilcd authorities aud reference
works including the T. :. Dispense
tory. the Encyclopedia britannica. an
also nv standard text books used ir
the schools ~ medicine. Tbs state
mont is further proven by the fac
that millions of persons who hav,
actually taken Taulnc have testified
To It's extraordinary merit az a med
icinc and hy the fact Tdnlac Is io
day having the largest sale ~ an,
tonic on the American markets.
Taalac g. also an ideal strength
ching topic for persons Who are SUI
fering from the afier-cficcts ~ colds
influenza. ordinary Grippe. anr
bronchial troubles. and hundreds a.
thousands are using u daily viii
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In connection with the Taulai
treatment Il is very important Il
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Tanlac Is sold by all druggists
tAdyertiseemntD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-04
Dawson Little

4 wedding which. altho II has Ion
been expected. will cause quite . silI
IN the social circles of Amarillo took
PLACE this morning M the parsonage
Of the First Christian church. when
Miss Leona Dawson and I'D Little
were Joined In holy matrimony. only
relatives and intimate friends being
present az the ceremony. Miss Daw.
son wore IN cXpisiie tailored suit Of
dark blue serge.
Immediately following Tho core.
.mory the Young couple left in an an
tomobilc for points In central and
southern TCXas.
Mrs. Little Is the daughter OF Mr.
and Mis-. T. 4. Dawson. and II quite
popular among the younger social
set. Mr.. Little has lived in Amarillo
Tor many years. aud u highly thought
Of in both social and business circles
Of IN this city The many friends
these young people poin In extending
10 them heariiest congratulations.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-04
RUTH ]. MEYER

is II such a little thing
To lind a wind.flowcr
Twinkling In the wildwood
Hour after hour.
Dancing to the winds pipe
With happy nod?
is II such q little thing
think It Is God.
IL !, such little thing
To find the young moon
Fitting through the tree boughs
In her silver shoon.
Seeking for the wind-f,nwcr
There along the sod?
is II such q little thing?
! think II Is God.
Is II Vlch a little thing
To find In youg face
Something Of the wind-flowor
And the Young moons grace?
Something OF the wildwood.
Ever faery-irOd?
is II such little thing?
] think II is God.
Gale Young Rice.