Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21
BACH CLUB GOSSIP.

..wAss sseht ut sea y said the Captain
turrs az t. H,k at ore Of The -eiuaroom
wirslavs here the castsia was not dawn
ard tnr SSH OF sire rain made the black
ne .. Of III night seem ssrg BIZ
~ .apahl remrked idv Dsetrr. il the
sailars, wia q, stis riaaafe srA deinS all In
their rover 10 breast III hil c@s shaidsr
a, The shanght III The risks they are RAINING
as We Ism s3v.u d. gathered about the
warm Ere Not hseanse they are hrsvsr !
bcra thar Ne bat he. sase they f>se hseit- !
astei themselves To sach ide."
sia oahsr reE.is you bslieve thSf the I
weston. me aor< th,s man DOES tn tough /
life, becomes IS It ~err part Of hsms eli 1
20 that he takes on ee,tasn Characters, cs !
of the sork.' remarked tbs Persen |
You take siasilsr yis~ IS s iriend OF
name who is al author Of no mean
sepute. liz. SAYS, Iron AID coal carry vi b
taem gres, ossl If character. Iron - !
.eush. roazl. rad p BIZ. Cesi is had,
stern and gritty. Have you ever though,
about their eharse esisties nteriHg into tbs
natures of the people xho work saisns
them: Vel rex about yea. Mea OF |
Drawn smoae isis Of humsai.y. giants OF |
the TO- ge sni mins among the Uitkeis OF
the siole. tie OH .e--tse Indoor race which
wsttes nerve nee without STEALING or de-
velol Jog mus cle--she iron aad 'he cosl be-
side the hook end the desk. Nowhere 81 c
iaahis land viii ,oI fed sues object
lessons Nowhere ,isa docs The iron ard
me cosl eltsr SO largely into The blood
throaga cor staHt contact. LIS rubbed IN,
lis hre athed, it's taken up by The pores
oper ed with the sweat from heat of fur
mace ard swing OF pick. No kid-giovet,
dainty fingered, shra ken-shsnsed, hoi'ow-
eyed, larrow-ehestea, sddle-psted telioss
ihese of the Iron AID Coal. Srong,
shrewd gritty, bTosa-gsuged mer are they
So long as sparks AZ and cosl burns they
will be the men among men.
"Yes but what shall We say Of Kim who
follows the scar" Intercepted the Scribe.
why YOU find them most excellent
exsmpl of this doctrine. The:r voices
AXE ON she lu.ty strength impaired by It,
innate relations with the winds that tiAw
DER the ocean and often whistle dirses
| through the good ships corasge. Blud aud
| liant in their ma nneis as are the sea waves
and just as capable of giving rude shocks
/ t, the super refined in1iyiiual as DO the
\ billows to the ftsii pleasure craft of inlaod
wa ers Dealing rs they Go with an tls-
msnt irresistible as the power Of the In
| finite, they become strong in faith, thsy
know that storms come and calms follow,
| aGd that for them il only means to do In. II
| duty and trust y true seaman may seem
rash snd yenturesoms to us Ian ismen wheE
| in reality he is not. He spares no trouble
/ 10 educate himself to do all that eau be done
| for his good ship let come what will, then
| Oddly sets sail to face the consequences. In
| his way believe, that, notwithstanding the
| o her characteristics of the seaman, there
| i. impaired to lin a certain manly though
rough courage, habit of meeting difficult
Ties squsrely and without hesitsncy.
am reminded OF An acquaintance made
several Summers ago with Capt. Green Of
Green's Lspdiog. Deer Isle. He took
PARTY of US in his fine schooner yacht Sun
nv side from Bass lIarbor to South Wet
Harbor and during the run the fog shut
down quite Tick. Some Of YOU tou5tle,s
know of annrow place which run through
on the tip better ,han DO, and the nahe
Of the place I've also tOrg, ten but II st, ms
as remember il that the buoys mari king the
limits of the channel are not more than
$50 feet apart The fog was dense and We
could see into it but few feet AMI the
captain was ray ing but little SIS he stood ct
the wheel | stood near him and suddenly
turnin. t, me he said, as be took out bis
watch and laid it down in from. of him,
IF We don't reach those buoys in L. mn
utes shall come 10 anchor" Ia lust IL
minutes more We passed directly midway
hetv cen these buo,s AID made Sou hwest
Harbor all right"