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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-04-15

Oattoh emu 90 rozstrzygnn4cla. ldZ'e
teraz glownie to jak sic zachowa6
wzgledem dzieci pierwszego ma}-
zehstwa--czy one msja bye pozba-
wione prctekcyi kosciola katolickie-
go? Czy te dz;eci maja bye uznane
"a nieligitymacyjne? Otto pytanie ma
ktore mgr. Sattoli ma odpowiedz.
w amerykahsko-rosyjski,n rkaa-
die wydawaniu przestepc6w,
ukrywa sic jeszcze jeden podstep, a
mianowicie: Wiadomo, ze pre-
stepcy polityczni ME moga inaczej
wyjecha6 Rosyi, jak "a faaszywemi
papierami, "a to Rad rosyjski moze
byle kogo napowrot sciagnac ska-
zac ma kare ME "a polityczne przes-
tepstwo, ale "a fa1szerstwo. Kara W
tym wypadku by}aby podw6jna, DO
falszerstwo jest w{asciwie tylko
pretekstem do aresztowania pewnej
osoby, ma ktora zbirowie moskiew-
soy maja oko zwrocone.
Pose1 W Lima, Peru, telegrafowal
do urzedu spraw zagranicznych, re
" pewnem miescie peruwiahskiem
napsd} mot}och ma mieszkanie agen-
ia koDsulatu Stanow Zjedaoczonych,
zrabowaa dom postrzeli} agenta W
noge. Sekretarz Gresham, po po.
rozumleniu sic z Prezydentem kazal
pos}owi wniesc protest przeciwko
gwaatowi i zazada6 stanowczo "a.
dostuczynieniai ukarania przyk}ad.
nego winnych. Me ulega watpli.
wosci, re sprawa ia ME doprowadzi
do powaznego konfliktu miedzy
Stanami Zjednoczonemi pahstwem
Peru,
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-04-15

" w.
nentow O odnowienie prerume-
raty, a wszystkich innych roda-
kow ably sobie zaprenumerowali
Ameryke.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

ssanmsns III Fisks d1ss net eoazid<r
nnssssoaab.s. Ger q ws snppo<srd .
poEal<tloa ALI - dsass - that II B<l
xtan Ne would have . popaiatioa Of
i.aklfsQooa % more thss ths pspals.
tsss q ne rhols sisbs II tAe prsseas
r4snA II 90 wsrs % 20 % Doubling ear
poDu,afioa every tweaty-dvs years ws
voEd reach that figure - tie cad u
sha txentisth esat1ry. AZ e2lm .
scholar - DE-. Fake does sot hesitate 20
pr,phs~y that BY the snd u the nett
es',hasy cur population viIi reach II
issst sir or ssssa hundred millions
iln Republicans party. then. viii hsvs =
magnificent vista opening before Il vhea
II sg&ia eaters upon Al unbrokss career
Ia 1897. and no need % begin nov 70
sird up cur loins and lay foundations
tss the greatest rspublie the world has
ever ksosn. o. ever dreamed Of.
-AnssicA Tor the World. and the world
Tor Amsriss.s y none TOO great = hattie
cry tor the party born In thu brain Of .
Harailtoa. and baptized 10 the blood Of
Lincoln and his $4,000 heroes. a. their
sluh 20 marching on.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

Our frisnds. the enemy" ~ General
Cutchson would say. are much given 10
Roasting Of democracy. ~ the party Of
the people. striving 20 maintain . gov
srnEsnt BY the psoplA The material
iaswenes Of course is that republican
lam IL rot favorable 10 . government Of
the pcopIa Democrats are fond Of
claiming Js1srsoa - their great leader,
srd Of contrasting him unfavorably with
Hsnilion- Republicans would b quite
wlliag 10 let the merits Of the two
parties Be judged by the respective
irsrits and tendencies Of these two great
inea- dropping for the time the subse-
qusnt history OF the two parties which
these names typify. Jefferson and
Hamilton were each members Of Wash
Lngton's cabinet. but the political ten
3snciss OF the two men were radically
different In many respsctA jefferson
was an advocate OF state sovereignty and
decentralization. lie was 90 thoroug hly
impregnated and poisoned with the doc
trine Of state rights that 1t 10 highly
probable the union would never have
been accomplished had he been in the
country at tho time. He was afraid
that a monarchy would be the result
He did not haze the faith in the ability
OF the people or the patriotism Of the
people that Hamilton had. Some men
are born great some men achieve great
ness. and some men have greatness
thrust upon them" Hamilton was born
great. and achieved greatness. Jeffes-
son was born great and had greatness
thrust upon him Hamilton was great
by nature. and In himself was the power
that rallied the scattered forces Of
an incipient nation around great prin-
eipls. He inspired them with new
and lofty idea Of the noble destiny that
opened before them. and by his almost
superhuman genius q natisn was born.
Jefferson was al ideal democrat in that
he declared that this great act ought
not b committed. and could not be con-
sunstsd; yet. after II became an &C.
complished fact he was quite ready to
derive profit 10 himself from IL Hamil-
ton was fxr-sighted American His
was = prophetic soul. He set his face
toward the future. and hike the Alpine
climber MA motto was Excelsior" JET.
ferson. on the contrary. was timid. con-
servstive. content TO let affairs ren.ain
as they were and shape themselves. The
real tendency OF Jefersonianism was
seen when it resulted in notification.
secession aud treason. Hamiltonianisn.
the true republicanism. rooted in Ha M
ilton. blossoned in Lincoln. aud bora
blessed fruit in the nation that was un.
der Harrison. and will bear greater fruit
under William Mckinley and his repub-
lican SUCCESSORS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

Given a mind free from care. a boys
appetite sad good digestive povera and
nothing h wanting 10 the proper enjoy
nasnt q Christmas dinner. except the
dinner itself. The first conditions were
supplied yesterday by about COO news
hoss bootbiacks and other workers and
the diansrs FOR the appetitss we're FUR
nished b. ths generosity q the citizens
OF Grand Rapids The dinner given in
Lockerby hal yesterday was "a event
which viii be remembered by the lids
who psrtook % the bountious spread.
for the remainder u their lives IL vas to
the hstls fellows very tangible evidsoce
that they are not forgotten by the busy
men u this city; . token that meh are
not obiivious 81 the fact that whatever
position of dignity they now bold. they
were once members of the pure democ-
raey q boyho0d The boys were happy.
thoaxh not more 40 than the boys a
older growth WIN dbnR,i white aprons
and passed The creature comforts To the
gussts. Fer oncs the boys we're at FIRST
table and The cider people waited, :
. great privilege 10 boyA b. il known.
Such occasions must prove valuabIs to
The community. Is they bring the asn
who rule ne city today ia close coetact
vstA The sity fathers 4 the future. Long
i've Caristnas. TIE boys and the Christ.
mas dinner socisty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

The American Protective Tariff League
in special aud extraordinary session on
December 10th. responding TO the earn.
est request OF wage carriers. unani.
mously agreed that IL was necessary 10
urge every patriotic citizen TO assist In
defeating the proposed Wilson free trade
tariff. which IL now before congress. IL
this measure becomes a Law. the demand
for labor In ali productive employments
In this country viii be decreased. This
will reduce the wages and earnings ot
every man. woman or child among us;
permanently lower the standard of liv-
ing ia this country; and, reduce the pur-
chasing power OF our wage earners who
constitute the great consuming force in
this land.
Every person. rich or DOR. high or
low, old OF young. republican OF demo
erat but who 10 not in favor of lover
wages and lees comfort Ia life. should a.,
once write n postal card 10 the congress.
man from his or her district. protesting
against the passage OF this bill and do
handing that the Mckinley tariff Be
left unchanged Write postal card to-
day. and urge every friend % yours to do
the same. Perhaps your effort will de-
feat free trade and save protection.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

The time is again approaching when
the republicans IL Michigan must place
Ia domination FOR governor one ~ their
party leaders. and IL u with great pleas
uFs that The ks publican. thus early In
tas contest. again endorses the Hon.
Hszsn y Pinarse mayor of the city "a
Detroit That he is eminently qualified
IN evesy particular for the 0sice % chief
executive % the state none vii disputs.
III record ss MAJOR ~ Detroit during
I he last four years - toe highest testi-
nlo liSl % the stand he would take on q
4 testion concerning 'hs welfare ~ the
p lie Of the state. The mass % ths
IL orm with Pueree ideas and prin.
~ Equal rights 10 all: special
rly lsges 70 Bons' With tbs platform
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

In another column will DO found the
views Of Judge Venom Smith Of Ionia.
Who for twelve years has discharged
vi h great effieisrcy the dutiss Of circuit
jadge Of tbs Eighth Judicial Circuit
Practical experience gained by years on
the beach u OF the greatest value. and
the conclusions reached. entitled TO the
most serious consideration These co.,
ciusions are exactly in line with those
ksrstofors advocated by The HKzALp.
No question Of purely state character
n more important than that Of reform in
legal procedure. The most prominent
nsmbers Of the bar Ia this state. and
eur abicst judges. agree that our legal
procedure h many years behind the
times. and Jet. notwithstanding this
fact. the controlling force OF habit aud
custom i - strong that IL seems almost
impossible 70 institute q reform although
ths great body Of the people may bs
convincsd that the evil exists and re-
form h necessary. IL IL now a. ever.
liss upon line aad precspt upon prsospt.
The lesven % reform. however. Il At
work. aud sooner OF later the Legislature
Of this State will bs induced to do that
which ought long since to have been
done. viz. 10 adopt the reform procedure
act by which disputes which must
necessarily arise between men can be
settled promptly. economically and vita
a. much certainty a. possibls.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Gus Hills Vaudeville company drew
large houses 10 The Grand yesterday.
The bill presented il strong one. The
attraction remains all the week. with the
usual matinees
Several especially clever turns are
done in the clio part OF the program
presented at Smiths this week.
"Ben Hur" will be given its first pre-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

WHArxvER else may como from the
Sandwich island imbroglio events Of
the past year have demonstrated tho
rscessity OF cable from San Francisco
% Honolulu. Had there been cable
communication between these two
points during the past teu months. much
OF the delay aud ridiculous misno der-
standing that has accompanied the
question would have been avoided.
The cable 10 bound 10 be built. and 10 IL
an open secret that our Canadian neigh.
bors are moro than willing to build il
u would bs greatly to the interests OF
the English TO have IL as link binding
Australia and Canada together. The
United States should favor and IL ncces.
cary prouaets the project TO the end that
It may DO owned By American citizens
ard controlled by American interests.
While the anneration problem slumbers
lst tie cable be built
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26


II was reserved for Q democratic house
Of representatives In time Of great die
tress, when thousands Of their fellow
men are begging for work or bread and
when public and private charities are
taxed to their utmost, TO vote lie mem.
bers the largo sum Of $4,000 extra
compensation from the already lean
treasury. Nearly q quarter Of q million
goes into pockets already flied with
comfortable salaries. while the vail OF
wretchedness arises from northern
Michigan to the starving thousands in
New York city.-kalamasoo Telegraph
Miners In the northern peninsula are
Offering to work in the logging camps
for "a per month. They do not get the
work. TOR they are 90 lacking in expert
ence az to be valueless. but these oders
bring down the price paid to capable
loggers. lis ever thus Let free trade
stab any great industry. a. IL now has
iron mining. and the laborers In ell in
dustries suffer.--Muskegon Chronicle.
The honesty Of democratic tariff
changes and their love for the northern
farmer IL evidenced in the rates OF du-
ties lowed on the staple products OF
each. The southern planter is given
20 per cent protection on his rice.
while the northern farmer 10 given but
% per cent az the highest rate on any OF
his producta--Grand Ledge Rspubli-
can.
Right on the heels Of the Wilson bill
report comes Secretary Carlisle's request
TO congress for authority to Issue bonds
for revenue purposes. he 10 willing that
the limit be fixed at goo 900 900 for the
present Running the industries Of the
country into the ground and the nation
party as applied.-Dstroit Journal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

John fiske. in HE lectures on "Arnsri-
ca, Political fdsas" relates that az q
dinner party given by the Americans re-
-islinz az Paris during the war. one ~
TIE speskers offered The followin< tosst:
HHers's 70 TIE Uuitsd STRAIGHTFORWARD
Gu the north ~ British Amsrica. on the
roath BY the Calf of Mexico. on the east
by the Atlantic. and on tbs vest By the
rscifs ocssnr The second speaker. a
rnuch slors enthusiastic American, %.
fersd this toast: ~tiers's b the GATED
stsfss--bousled On the north By the
Nwth pole. on the south By TIE South
pois. ca ths east By The rising and IN
ths ~est bv the ssttiag sun - A snIl
n,ors srti<nt Amesicsn oiFsrsi this "a bis
sesst: The Unissd States -boasisd on
ths aorth By Aasnrs Borealia on the
ssuta ~ tie procsssioa q the
rquinoxes ~ ths east ~ "a. rrinsvsl
chaos and ca the vest BY thu dag II
judgmcats- No doubt The asst speaker
wss sriss sEsFssazsns. and vas not -
hs takea e. being N dad esrress; ut
sfirr al sctis enthusiasm for cne's
cuortry = s1tiFsly allowable. - cnly ~
gsanles enthusiasm can any great rerl<
b accomplished HE seeoad spsaksr's
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
KILLED THE GROOM
Polish Wedding Party Attacked
BY jealous Austsisna
FOUR PERSONS WERE STABBED
Dynamite was used 20 Basw Up the
House Afssr wss~tns Had
Dsea 0ivsn - 0sss<&
FOUR PERSONS WERE STABBED

HAxxIros. Pa. Dee. 2b.--A riotou1
conflict followed the wedding a Thomas
Robe. nols frou Fern 0lsna. 10 girl
st Dssripgsr. near hsss. today. Ths
Poles cslsbsatsd the vsddIBs. and lol
q jealous Austrisss - out - kill
them DyniIpits va ussd 70 blow ~
the house where the rolss were csls.
brating, bat not untIi The Isttsr had
besn warned away. In . Eight which
followed Roba. the groom, was fatally
shot In the head, Lake Drepsr rscsived
probably fstal wound u the groin
Mike Rosski wss ssriouely stabbed 10
the head and BODY and HANNIBAL Ian.
satti psrhsps fatally cut Ia the bsck and
hmbs All u the othsr pEiscipals in th>
fight viii b axreserd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
HIS THE bulls EYE
Correcs View Regarding Admission
OF New stAteA

psRIs. Dec. 1-Ths Temps says In q
leader 90 the congressional debate ss 10
the admission % OF new states into the
American union: A coalition Of small
states representing 100000 inhshi-
tsnts might obtain Q majority OF the
sensts snd psra.yze the majority repre-
senting S0.0oo0o This is eventually
not without gravity snd iustihes con-
gress In Discussing the admissions dur
Ing the fev vseks VI which the tariff
ADD deficit are In sbeysnca
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
spASlARp Is ANGRY.
He Dcnounces the Bureau or worlds
Fair Awards.

Fair Awards.
CHICAGO, Dec. 25.-The Spanish con,
missioner is dissatisfied with the list OF
awards furnished by the worlds fair
bureau OF awards He has written 10
Secretary Dickinson as follows:
The document 10 useless list OF
names copied from our records, and lie
not the official statement the foreign
commissioners askei Tor and obtained
a PROMISE from the executive commit.
tees to receive. ] hope it will be the
last time shall hear from the awards
In fact. j will DO delighted il it is 80.
We will leave Chicago all foreigners de-
claring that in the matter OF awards we
have been deceived and ill-treated, and
all the exhibitors do not know whether
they are prize winners or not such long
tune after all is finished"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
AFTER xHR sUrERvIsoRA
nay CITY counc1l WIN lsvsstieass
Their Meeho0H

Bar Orr. Mich. Dsc 0-The coun.
ell committee has reported upos the
msthods OF equalization. By which Il 10
claimed that Bay City pays about
twice her shsrs Il ststs and county
s.xss They dad d.. z tonl q {, s c.sn i
of that sum nearly $500 xss appro-
priated Cor tho board thsmsslves. In
the form Of extras dor connittss and
similar services. IL appearing that just
twice the amount allowed By Law was
used in this manner. The board appro-
PIRATES certain sums at each session Tor
road and bridge work. A sample Of the
items in the report 10 given One 10
Tor letting iob.s sls. nnd .gain. Tor nc;
Fraser. Beaver. Gibson, Mt Forest and
Garfield drew ont q. 100 more than they
paid into the county treasury. Legal
steps may be taken.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
WILLIAM BACKS CAPRIvL
DR.. Miguel. Minister OF Finance. win
Have 20 Resign.

BRrssrLs. Dec. 26.-The Berlin cor.
respondents Of the Independence Beige
says: A rupture Is threatened between
Chancellor Caprivi aud DIR. MIGUEL The
latter with view to passing the tobacco
tax, wishes the governmsnt 10 induce
the support OF q section Of the conserva-
tives by advocating an international
monetary agreement Caprivi declines
to accede to this proposal and Count
Eulenburg backs him. The dispute has
been submitted 10 the emperor and the
resignation OF DIR. MIGUEL 10 probable
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

ne county cisrk's ofios VS. kept
opsn yotesdsy morning but just one
nssn came In and he wanted marriage
license. He arrived befors seven o'clock
almost before John Donnan had the
doors unlocksd He said his name Wa
Clinton s. Noble and be was milkman
by occupation. His residence II In the
city. He took Q license 10 marry Anna
n. Turnsr. Of Alpine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

SocoxRo. NM Dec A-unconfrmsd
rumors have reached here Of . hight
among oh breeders In Lincoln county.
In which three Mexican poems we're
killed. The scene Of the alleged co.
coulter 10 80 miles from . railway.
Socorro 10 the nearest telegraph station.
The telegraph reports from Los Csrilios
that . desperate dsttis had bssa fought
are Rroas exaggerationa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
ANARCHISTS UNDER ARREST.
Ono Turns Informer and Lyceum
Horror Traced.

BARCELONA Dec. 25-There have
been numerous arrests Of anarchists
here in the last few dsys The infor-
nation that led 10 them vss given by
Mnrino Ceruclo. the anarchist soap
maker. who was arrested In Huesca.
Arabia ami brought bera Immediately
after his Incarceration in this city he
turned informer as he believed that
other anarchists under arrest were do.
log the same and he hoped thus 10 help
his own case. The whole story % the
Lycsum outrage was traced with his
and Jcse Codinas' aid.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

Sampson Gcthoitz Stuck Fast In
Chimney--Finaily Rescued

NEW CASTLE. Pa. Dec. 25--Sampson
Getholtz. q slippery Rock township far
mer. thought to surprise his family last
night by sliding down the old fashioned
chimney and impersonating Santa
Claus He made the passage all right
until be reached the center Of the chin.
ney where he stuck fast Getholtz
yelled for aid. Members OF the family
did not recognize his smothered voice
and ran from the house terror stricken.
Neighbors were summoned and after
much difficulty Getholtx made himself
known. The chimney was torn down
level with the roof, a rope was lowered
and by the united efforts Of three men,
Getholtz was pulled out
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

Ann ARBoR, Mich. Dec &-Tlmps
became 90 numerous about the Michi-
gan Central tracks and coal yards near
by last night that the sherif and his
deputies. accompanied BY several citi.
Gems armed with shot guns, turned out
and patrolled the infested region until
long after midnight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

IT 10 given Qua that the tariff and Ha-
waip n ansstions viii be settled by con
sre<s Immediately after the holiday re-
es-x bat Il is highly probable that both
will be with az when mid sun mer comes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

TIVE total value Of gold produced In
the United States last year was a0oat
sf20oooo According to the estimate
Of The director Of the mint si6.946. 49,
az this vas used in the industrial srts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

Tsx officials % tho provisional gov.
eminent at Honolulu need have little
fear that Cleveland or his representa-
tives wiIl use military force 10 carry out
their pians An order 10 FIRE upon the
people there would be too much like an
old army masket-more dangerous 20
the naa behind IL than the one fred
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

Tvs New York mercantile firm Of
Abraham q Strauss advertised they
would give onefoarth % their Satur.
days receipts 10 AID the poor. IL is es-
tinased that fully 10000 was melted to
charity by the generous ofer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

NEW YoRK. Dec. 25-Ths score at
midnight in the SIX days bicycle race
stood a. follows: Ashipgsr, 81; Albert
36a2; Schock, 394; Martin. 1923; Waller,
40l-s; Golden. 3o7: Nqxell. 3n7; Hos
mer, 352; Forster. $50; Fuller. 1871; Van
Amburg. SO; Barton. FOL; Starbuck.
240
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

This evening at TO the little people
Of the ChiIdrsn's home will b sutsr-
tanned with . Christmas treat IN the
Sunday school room Of Trinity church.
corner of Bridge and North College
avenue. A Christmas tree With it,
usual fruitAgs Of gifts b the program,
and all the childrec viii be remembered
and inside happy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
WEATHER BULLETIN.

wAsHsSeTox. Dec. e5.-For lower
Miehixaa: Light rain or snow tonight
and In the early morning: fair Tuesday
sffsrnoon. colder in southern portion;
norfk ssst xisds diminishing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

and Hszsn 3 PinRr~s % bed the ticket
Tie sspupllcsn party Gao roll up nsr
jority u loOoo 10 Micbisan cert Novem-
bst.-Alker County kepublicsn tAu
Train. Mtch.l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

" Job had lived IL these days bis cry
vouid have been changed 10. % that
nine adversary had written an Hawaiian
message
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

II roading New York and Chicago ex
changes IL - always Ia the other town
where mllliea Of The unemployed are
starving
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

After Christmas our thoughts must re-
turn to earth again. the wants of the inner
man attended to- The convenience of pre-
pairing those things which, while perhaps
not absolutely necessary, to keep alive the
vital spark still are great helpers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

NJ r. mall order. enclose enc additional
;re-esai ssansp Jsr rstarn Postcgs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
THE
JAQUETTE FOOD BEATER

Makes pastime of what has heretofore been
drudgery. The Jaquette Food Beaten works
easily, quickly, thoroughly.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-12-22

Some go to church just for a walk;
Some go there to laugh and talk;
Some go there the time to spend;
Some go there to meet 4 friend;
Some go there for speculation;
Some go there for observation ;
Some go to learn the pastors name;
Some go there to wound his fame;
Some go there to dozc and nod;
Somehow few Ito worship God"