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nail In Canada, and 82.50 (er U. 8. A. _

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- Saturday Weekly (toundeq 1887) $1.50 per annum by mail ln Canada or U. 8. A. _

Head Office at Charlottetown. Branch Ofltcea at Sumemr-

olde, Atherton, Sourla and Montague.

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._ _,UESDAY_ JUL., sm' _,.7 ' als have nopatieiice with the Quebec situa ‘ ' tion except “as it may affect the unity and

development of the Dominion.” Still fur

_ ther it g;i'ancleloql.icllt.l_v remarks that w

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V' l’O'l`.\'1`U BLIG IIT

“late” potato blight has struck- in this sea- son in soille of our iicigliboriire' p 'o\'ilices|:

ditioils that have ohtaiiled in (liltario :ind |

ward Island, aild the results that liavc hccii _ apparent in those pi'ovinct~s nia_\' be expect.- ed here. We lia\'e ilot_ so far, heard ot the

- appearance of the blight an_vwlierc in this

province, thanks no dftiillt to our cleaner

atmosphei'e. but ull<|ucstioiiabl_\' we niay

expect it earlier this sfaiisoil than usual.

unless propel' precautions are taken. These il

_ pi'ecautioiis are known to oui° fal°incrs; the t

rellicd_v is spi'a_\'ili_u~, and in _\'cstei°<la_\"s soldiers in sett.liii_t;‘ upon tile liuid and also Gilaivliaii we gave the forniiila for the pro- to increase ag‘i'iciiltul'al production.

Tile bill provides that a free entr_v for

per preparation of thc spi'a_\'illg inixlurc. tli':_i`oi'lnul:i tested and proved by l‘l.\;peri- i

mental Stations tlil'ou_e‘hont the lioiilinio l _L Because ofits great iili‘loi't'ilicc wc thi c

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morniilg repeat the article, for the iiitorni- t ation in wllicll we are iiidetit_-d to Mr. Patil \

A. I\iurph_\',‘ Doniiliion Plant Pathologist a

_ _ . |

for this proviilce_ than whoin there is no l

better inforllied autlioi'it_v on plant disea~1-- I

es in Canada _ L

In former referclice;_: to the lieces.-;it_\ ot l

we instanced definite ief;iilts obtained b\

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sprayilig at the Cl_iai'lottetowil Experiinen- ment, and (6) for such other purpose .or

tal Station. both in the nlattei‘ of increas pii?io.'~_zes as the Bgard may appl-0Ve_

ed production and in i‘ot-i'c;=istiiig quality of potatoes in storage. 'l`lle:-ae” results were '_

sprlayetl and uii:<pi':l_ved areas ill the saine t fields and under nlciitical collditloii:1_ Tile

a very niucli lal‘p_ei' :=lii'i|ilt:_l_ife troili i‘ot than t

the _f0"'"@"3 ill f'~‘Ut`-_thU1'€ lifilili \'L`1`.V llftlf? payilleilts that will be due and payable with rot in the spra_ved bins. so little that lVIr_ 1-Qcpcgt ll, ill;-131].-1 I

I'aynlent of principal and interest shall

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Murph_v \';»i‘_v properl_v concluded that with proper systeillatic spi':i_\'iiii;' during the l growing' period an almost alisolutelv rot- l

proof' potato could be produced. i ‘ y

Tllerc is no doubt that if our farnicrs

_ systelliaticall_v spr:l_v 'their potatoes, be-

ginning at once. the Islalid's ci-oil will be in"-V lll“‘~`° "°t“1`"@d Soldielg With fi‘1`m91`5

ii order that they may be iilstructed in

actual _Yield while the kceliiiig qualities it"`mi’lQ`5 Ulm' the B‘-'tml 1113.V t”-Stiibliitil Hg-

; ri

increased by a nlillioli or niorc bushels in 1

will be so iillprovcd as to practically clini- inate the loss from rot during winter stor- if age. 1

Mistakes were made last _year in ship- t

ping unripe potatoes to distant lnarkets t

loses; fl?) for the pa_vilielit of iiicunibranc- '.1 oil laiids Llc'-ect for ac'ricultui‘al purposes:

_ _ =upei°\‘i:-<ioii ot the_Boai'd.aiid no loan shall

obtained by coinparilig the product. troni be in;nl¢; until lllg B03]-fl i_~.- »_;3lj;~fi(._.d_ lllat

_ _ lent to Jiistity the loall and that the appli-

SlJl'H_\'€ti i11'f’21-“‘ Hifi- Ulil_\' .’£21\'@ L1 illucli l2il‘g§c1“<:;iiit has the abilitv to inalie from the land ‘ yield than the uiispi'a_vefl, but oil bein_c‘ a stored durin_o the winter the lattei‘ sliowed n

iispectors to assist. settlers with inf`ornia ~

and 1(,_<_e»(._`. Wm... im.,m.(,,| whim might for soldiers’ wives and female dependents.

dary, and have a vision of the 'greater Ca

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_ A LIBERAL’S PLEA _ T' `

2231.f’..f..f.‘l§-.i.“.lltfl‘1..3l`?§}..l'i§¥§."€iié°3§i ..§a;:"';i1f. ":.‘:.”:.“.:..;;.'“sr..:: AUGUST 27 Yau __ want ~ renilial dispute between Ontario and Que- §'f"‘i_'}_§g'}‘;;1h_f_;>_;l _;>_§_bC:=_;w_;1_j_Sf_'§B“_‘;_‘;° _ 4

bec only concerns thelli as it may affect th unitv and the development of the Domi

. ~ _ . nation or ii tii i know not llioli. Their attitude toward the future the lim pi-in¢‘ipiliE`0i".§)quai rights

conduct of Canada’s part in the war will b made clear at the coiniilg convention.”

What exactly does the Patriot mean

It implies that there are ilo “big men" among the Liberals_ in the East. and es- peciallv in the Maritime Provinces. Fur- her itsuggests tllat ill the West the Liber- e‘“1“’“ '° d°°“'° ““*‘*’"“" We “"°“'d

willl, \vllo-would have thought it after the

f llnlost unaniinous Western Liberal vote ill

at a niucll earlier date than usua . 'l`he _c-,,],|,.,,-1 ,_,f };.,,.d..,,‘S poljcv in the plouse of 9311)' "lil-l<`l1l`il\l<'<‘ Of till* |ill.Q`i\l lb -*Hill l‘_\' (`olnmoils» What readers of the Patriot U10-*`t‘ Wilt’ il1l\"` Will? il -*`l'|‘»|.\` "tl tilt* -“lil” are`niore collcerned about is: Why does imds or smkcrS` “mimwlllmiolr ject to be due to the peculiar wcatlici' coli- H `

ditions that have pi'e\‘ailed lluriiig' the sea- <

Son Generall_\‘ speaking' the weather con- ict" coilvictiolls now. nm] 1.-0 help to mould

iublic opinion against the day when the

our sister lliai‘itiilie proviiices are \'ei'_\' a much the salnc as they are in Priiicc lid- Kilig`s attempts to a_qaiii seek the suffra- ""°“"“ ”"" “""“"‘~""’ "-" "“` "“"“""“

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liti-collscriptionist llibcral member foi

‘cs of the electoi"ate`.’

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H()l.l)| ER t~`l‘1'i"l`l.l'1.\l E.\"|` lil Lil

The Soldier Settlciiieilt Bill at present

wo-fold object, nailiely to assist i'et'urnct

lot more than lot) acres of land may be 1'i'ai_ited to any returned soldier- who ln:l_v lesire it and wllo shall be i‘ecollliilciidcd by he Soldier Scttleiilcnt Board. lt also pro- 'ides for aloan not exceedilig $2.500 to ii_v returned soldier for the purpose of l) acquiriiig land for agricultural pur-

. 0 _ _ _ _ _

_ _ __ b) the iniprovenieiit of agricultui'al land: Sus- "1"-‘H I “Y le' “I0” BMS” 1-">-

pr0p_ei‘l_v caring for the growing potatoes. (4) the erection ot farm buildings; (5) the

_ _ _ )

iircllase- of stock, niacliinerv and equip-

' liiif ilionev is to be e,\pended under the

lie value of" the .~_~'ecui'it_v ofl’ei'ed is suffici-

fair living for liiniself' and his taniily and lay l'easoiiabl_v be expected to pay the ill- ere:-=t and alnortizatioii cliai'_g‘es and.otlier

elliade iii equal_annual instalments e.\ - ending over a period not exccediilp; twenty ears~ Tile rat: of interest is five percent.

The Act also provides that the Board

cultural -trainiiig centres for retul'iied oldlcl's, inay provide farin instructors and

ion _and instruction, and may also provide ralnintr in domestic and household science

_. must wait-till the convention to discover._

. _ _ _ _ _ _ -“thi-ii' attitude towards the future con- As intimated in \'est-..~l'dav stiuardiali the duct of ('mm(|a~S part in the Wm._»» Wen

ot the l’atriot show some indication ofthe lilptli of ,its “unswervill_cl_v conseription-

efoi'e the House at Ottawa, and which will o doubt be passed witlliii a few days, has a

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9 liberties. not only ot the British Em- _ pile, but oi' the whole world against

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for weaker’nations, a number of our great statesmen at Ottawa are ‘fencing and pcrrylng, for the sweets of Office. The Leader oi our great Liberal party, and heretofore the party of progress in this Dominion. has allowed himself to he carried ciivay. on the current of Anti»lmD€r~ ialicni and has advocated a Refer-

'_'

_ send any more men to assist our - sons and brothers who have to stay

in the trenches for a week or more :at a time. Shades of George Brown

- and Alexander McKenzie! The glory

has departed from the creat |Llberal party that I admired from boyhood. and supported through manhood.

it ucetls a Joshua to lean it out

of the mist of partlzaiislilp. and the

, hunger for power. Be it to the ever-

lasting credit nl’ thc noble 22 memb- ers who stood for the deft-lice of thc Eiiipiri- agaiilst their iiiisguilied lead- er who was satisfied to entei'_ into power on the issue ol` li rc|`oreildliiii which would be supportl-il by thous-

sts. and alien eneinios_ whoiil the i.:rcat leader cioc5 not wish to <lis~ fraiichisc, while the voicl-'¢ of R50.- ooo of‘ihr= loyal and patriotic voters of l‘an:ida cannot hc heard. some liliiheil forever under the gicfcii soil of l"i'aiice and l"iaiillc|'s. and the

` voices ol` tlios-2 who still stand in thc

of .ticrnian guns. nd tllren thousand miles oi' the foaiding hi-llows of the .-\llaiitic. flask anyrsanc niail would we lint uiidcr _these-l-ii`cliiiisl:liicc's he _placing our". heritage nl the niercy ol' the Alien ilnd' thc Anti iiiitisli?

Why not a union (love-i'iiiii'ent to

win the war? Why open the constit- iiencles of this Dolliiilloii with ti liloorly ke_v'.’ 'l`lle hloori of our fallen heroes is crying l'roni the earili on the liaitlefleltl of l!`i'a|ice lo evel‘.\' iilali in (`:-inada. “(‘onie and avenge _voilr li|'cilire'n." 'l`hc liiotiiers and daiii.:htc-rs oi’ Belgium art-' plealliin.: and clllliiig to the iiicii of (`aiiada. "(‘oiiie and avenge our siit'i`el'iiii.:s

cliiillreii of icoiiiiniz i:ciiei`atioils. sholilll reall in the liis|ol‘_v of this war that Vallarta refused to seiill help to her own sons.

The true Liberals of Vallarta today

do not want the turinoil of a Fed- eral Election. I. ar- one. do not want to go to tho polls and vote with such coilinany as would ranglg themselves on the side ot' Liberali.<ni under these ron<iitioils_ and lf. ulit'oi'tunately the Libeiai lc;ider°forres the Govern- ment to go to the cmintry on this is-

cral members who put patriotism be- lore party. assist the Premier of Can- ada iii forming a iinionlst Govern- ment: and before going to the coun- try, place on the statutes a war frail eiiise law which would give to ev- ery father who has ii son. or soils at the from the right to cast a ballot for each son whctlier that son be ai- ivo still defending his couiitrv. or

_wiiftlicr llc has fiillcil in the condictf lor in hospital. or a piisoner in Ger-

(ilve the wife the right ‘to cast the

bfllot lor her iibselit husband, and the widow the right. to i'eprl=.=‘-eni'at the poll;-_ her fallen husband or son. Disi`raiicliil'~ all alien eiieiii|es_ :ind ti'easoilnioiil:ei'f=_ for verily the bnl lol is much sziler in the' hands of

fail:-ii lieroe'-' than in that ol' alien. and aiiti-Bi'itis'»li traitors.

l ani Sii, etc

A TRUE LIBERAL

NICHOLAI LENINE

AGAIN AT LARGE

l‘l".‘l`ROGRAD~Niclioiai Leniile.

antiwar agltator and suspected Ger- nian spy, was again at large today. following a pitched battle at Toriiea lFinianrl) between government an ents and anarcliistc.. Madame Kol- ont.a_v_ one 'ot' Leiine'5 iiioat_ arrieiit supporters. and also siispecled of hr-iiig in the pay of the German gov- ei'niiicilt_ was arrested there with a_ dozoii other a5:itat0rs_ The iilzht oc-3

mam. _ n friciid l got l\llNl\RD‘H l.I.\'li’\li§.\"l`

" and used one bottle wliicli conipletch

the i'cprcs;ciitativcs ol' our dead ami Aug- Mft' mos*

to\vn. and $30 on hand and have all optcll CJ Uaiiatliaii l'l'isoncrs of War in Gernluiiy. _

.il MllNBlUN~

MONCON-An important pi'elim»i

inary conference was held here' to-

rzliigelneiits for a Maritime Tcacllcrs Convention to take place August 27.- 29. 1918. - | Representatives from New Bruns-

\vlck, Nova Scotia. and Prince Ed-l ward ‘island were present. among whom were, Dr.. A. H. MacKay, su -

dal' for the purpose of iiiakjilg ar- `t

erintendcnt ol education. Nova Scot- .

nial School, Truro; inspector ('amp~ bell, H. H. Shaw, superinttndenl of P. E. I.; Principal Robertson, oi Wales College; Dr. \\`. t'nrlei~, superintendent oi education. New Hrunr-ivlck; Ur. ll. S. Brioges. St. John; Di. B. C. Foster, l"i~<tieric» ton; Principal Oultoii_ lllonctoil; lil spector O'Bienes_ Moilctoii, and Sce- retary F. A. Mc(‘ully. Moncton; Per- cy Gibson. e'ditoi° of the Edin-atloilaii Review, St. John. l Dr. H. A. Macl{a\_v wa; elecirli

cliarrinan oi` tin- meeting \viih lir. W.

S. Carter as secretary.

it having been liecirieil thiit Mont' ton was thc inosi eciiti.ll anti sliil-i able place for the |ii'oposcil coiifer ence. much discusioil took place with i'eizai'd to thc' siiiijei-is and speiikl>i‘s 'to he illcllideil in the pri>;:i'lliiiiiie. _-\ltlioli|:h those! proposl-o ‘were Snot tlefiliitrly lil-cillr-d upon. ihcrt' is aili ' ple evidence that the gailieriiiiz proin- irws to ho one oi' thc' iiiosl 'licl|>i`\il _:ind iililiientlul lil-lil for nl:iii_\‘ _\'t;li:..

A iltitlrrulile »l’_iara<-t<;i` 0|' f0'liI_\"Ii inceiiiii: was tile spirit oi ll»iil_\' rr; _f;ai‘tlinL1'educational-l iiiaiicrs in |hl_ iiiariiilne provinces, which n}lpcai'id` to exist.. `

- W1 Mel. Barker was' appoiiitl~ll| secretai'y of the coiifeieiicl. at a sal- arv of $50. whlilst a .vperiill lH`0‘ lzraniine committee coniposcd of I_Ji~_ MacKay and t‘_ li. Butler, Nova Scotia; Dr. W. S. f`artcr and iii". ll. S. ilrilifxcs, New Brniisvvicit; Hiipcl- intoiidcin ll. ll. Sliaw and .l. ii. Sl-aniaii. l’rlllce Edward island. was i`oi'incd _

A local coiilinittee coliipo:»l-ll ol

RAI S E F U DS 'Hold a Picnic---

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io; Di. D. Soloan. principal oi' Nor- L

You can raise money QUiCklY f0l` th* _Red

Cross, Patriotic Fund, Y. M. C. A. or soldicr’s comforts by holdingapicnic. ' -

Every district should hold their Dicpic and

in'this way money would he realized lniarge amounts and more easily than by any othei' means.

Supplying picnics is_a specialty with us-we

have made il study oi this paiticulardepartment -we buy in immense' quantities and can quote extremely low prices.

We can supply immensely popular features

that will prove winning attractions and rcal

' money-makers for your picnic, You can get

b c s t service-best satisfaction-_and lowest prices from Holiiian's, because it is a specialty with cs. --

Bc sure to write us_for full particulars-a_nd

write us in plenty of time so that we can give you lilo full benefit of our co_-operative plan.

Plioiic uslt inorc convcni nr.

R.T. HOLMAN Ltd.

Summerside

l9‘.'|i-T-Ilf)i\l'.’|l§li. '

t)'l’ll<.»in-_< Sccl'clai'_v l<`_ A i\l<-t'ull_v have other lilatters in llaiill_

SWEEUEN SEWING ltlil

LONDON-The number of Swed-

ish ships los( by siiliiiiai'iiic'<; attalk or through .itrikln_¢: ininl-A duriiig tlir~` war has reaclied a total of 1554;. ac- cording to a ceiili'zil I\.'cws llespaicli ironl Copenhagen to-lla_\. 'tho iiirgi;-'I .ite tonnage of flier? ves.~el.~ \'.'as _1:i=_'-_ en as 125,000, Danish siiipt; to the nuiliber of 180 have been lost in a similar manner. according to the same authority.

Tlii_s is to certify that fourteen

_years ago l g`ot`the cords oi my left wrist iiearly »c\'ei'ed_ and was for. about nine months that I had no \i.=.f~l of my hand. and tri(-'ll other Lini- iiifiits, also doctors. and was receiv- ing no benefit. By ri pei'siia:-‘.ioii from

ciirell inc' ainl have liern usiiig i\i|.`-f- .\RD`S LiNll\ll:)I\"l` iii iiiy l`liinil_v ev:-i" since and find it the same as will-ii l first used it. and' would licvcr hi". without it.

lS_~\.-'i(". E. M.\Zv`.\_'.

hletapl-lilo. P. Q

SOUTH MILTON W. P. A.

Siateiiiient nfl work done hy thc

W. l’. /\. oi' South l\ll|toil and lliizli- field troiii .laiiuary lst to July if-t, lt'-17. l

71 pairs of izoclts

9 suits of pyjaiiins. _ zzziiini-ts. ‘ . .t $80 to the Rell Cross, Cliarlotte-

Swv. 'I`re.as.

ve your Potato Ci'

G 'U

The experience of years on Lanadian Experi-

mental Farms, and on many privately owned farms in the province and elsewhere has proved con- clusively, that systematic spraying of the potato crop increases the yield fro'm 25 in 33%, that it prevents blight during growth, and rot during stoi'ag'c. thereby incieasing the quantity, quality and piice.

To properly and effectively spray YOU WANT

THE BEST SPRAYER ON THE MARKET, AND WE SELL IT.-

Size and prices to suit small and large growers.

For prices and literature cali on or write to

si>nAYMo'ron co.

LONDON, Ont.

or JOHN H. GILL, Charlottetown.

POOLE & THOMPSON, Montague. BRACE, McKAY & Co. Summerside.

bummerside

1lliS,6,5!3Msti.1ui0. ‘_

ALICE HOLROYD _ '

1929.

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i’|\'l -"ll~"\|W‘~" (Wil l't‘l`i‘l'| 'hill ill" pl-im-ilml (;_' J, (nlllon, liispluilil' l\. 5 " ' ' *“‘“"-'_" ' '

rlirfwi at a country palace in the i"lii- nish city wlilch the aiiai'chl.-»ts had

have been avoided. With last _year`s ex - perience still fresh the mcniories of' both shippers and ultini:_lt;~ buyers, extra pre ~ H cautions should be taken this year both to | avoid loss on the part of the f`ornler and to restore the colifidcnce ol' the latter in the I keeping qualities of l’. IC. island potatoes. I A good reputation is as neccssal‘y as good I quality to insure a good market. We must win and maintain our reputation by pro - V ducing the best quality, and the quality the b buyer is looking for more perhaps than any t other is proofauaiilst rot. Our rlxperiincii- u tal Station has demonstrated how this P quality can be produced. Our farmers t

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ow i This wav, consistently followed, 0 we shall not only have a lai'gcl' crop of _ potatoes but .i reptlt.ation fol producing a L good _keeping quality that will insure the

highest price the lliarket can afford.

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A I)0IfB'l`l"l7l. I’.\TKI()'l`

After _a laboured and unsuccessful at-

tempt to _iustlfv its defence of the attitude i

paragraph on the coming Liberal (`.onvcn-‘ tion in Winnipeg. Our sapiellt contempo-

rary allows no inkling to escape it reg-3,-fl. returning; soldiers will desire to settle on ing what it would like the outcome to be, the land and everyllhlng With b@f0Y‘9 1071143 pgssing over the vital issue thus; be in readiness for that purpose so far asf

“There are big men in the west-men th

who see far beyond the provincial boun- are Conceriled- . _ ‘

Act, without the details. it 'will be seen

:_ which in this province we have not all acre.

lassed an Act empowering: 'tho govern - m

urned soldiers who might wish to settle

artizan objections raised by the Opposi ~

_ _ ion against thc hill. lt l

knot' the Wa-Y’ "mt It 'S "P U’ “Wm U’ f"l' to point out that there al'd%siiiii'cY 1 t" - f - f acres now lying waste and idle in this

_ _ - __ _ _ irovince that nllyfht, with the assistance of

he l_oans to such settlers granted by the

many of our own soldier bo_vs to settle in heir own province iiistead of going to the crown lands of Western Canada. ‘

_ _ _ . _ nioil to returned soldiers will be available

of Sir Wilfrid Lauriel"s Quebec policy, the to men settling ill -this province, provided Patriot winds up with a highly diverting the land is available. _

These briefly are the salient points of thc

ta glance that t hc lands to be placed at the isposal of the soldiers are crown lands, of

t was _to supplenlcnt this want that our rovincial legislature at its last session

ent to cxpropriate any waste or unculti- atcd or unused lands in this province to e placed at the disposal of any of oui' re-

pon farms- We need not. here refer f.o the

ominion Act. ab_ove referred to, enable

The loall of $2,500 clvlntctl bv the Doin-

lt may he assumed that a proportion of

e provincial and dominion governments'

st-izctl and occupied.

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Oni' liltlo hour- how swift fir flies

Wllen poppies ilard and lilies

smile;

llow mon lilo fleeting minute dies.

ll:-'aviiig ns lint ii little while

To dream our dream. to sing our

song.

'i`o pick the fruit. to pluck the

fiowc

The gods-they do not give us long-

One llttln hour.

Oilr little hour-how short a time - To wage our wars.to.ian olir hates. To take our fill of* armoured crime.

To troop our banners. storm the

gntlis.

Blood on the sword. our eyes blood

led.

Blind in olir puny reign oi power,

Do we fnrixoi how soon is spell

` Our -litilli hour? .

Our little liolir--how soon iff dies:

linw short a llnio tn toll our heads,

To chant. our loc-bio lhltnnies,

To think sweet thoughts. to do

good floods.

Till-_ altar lights grow Dale and dim. The hells hang silent in ilio tower- So passes with the dying hymn

Our little hour.

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