The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-27

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3ouad sut fxs PAGES where boys were
fnnSknr les. sxAIng Ia seattle on
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u - sufzseitnGsy strong TO support an
6uy Of snAsi boys, and the afms found
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z6<eA 0ns OF tso other bodies OF wafer
!. oiSnia the city limits we're frozen over
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oi6bu stth frantic aeslgnL 5.oas seemed
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lhisy. They we're innumerS bic. Ali day
fug the sssds. each la charge OF = proud
osal eoy. vent xsppins down the hi.is.
~ s,ewiy crawsifsx ap. The walker maxi
~ NJ way with uncertain footing wound
haf juysntss cry OF Track. track" BE-.
h5ot hin. land would dodge aside Ia time
y onesDs destiag raAA Of segs. Arms ana
-. III the properly Of . more or less
n6D boy. Sons Of ths gaasAnt coastsrs
Oost down mead mrs, With tEeis ssgs kick-
~ straight ous behind. xoIsse TOOK slltsng
Dossugss. There we're ooos.Sdx. 100. They
eprs ktnss OF the road. aud ~erss WIN 4
uoh and . hurfAh- The single s.eddsrs
eouid eniy stand and case In envy. A
RNxn aosid occasionally sAks revenge.
1heg would stand half way down . side
olftst Csossed ~ car line. and ~ The
bebslsd came sweeping ma jes Ideally down,
V9sid wave their shor, arms and yell;
sl1ok ost. kids. there's q car coming,
oids." Than there MA . looa OF anguish
o. the face Of tias bobslsd's naughty navi-
easof and an indiscriminste Pile up when
1 - Sled struck . tsiegraph pole and dis
I &tb1tsd 10 burden All over the street IL
~ nne sport. an6 the smau ssoddov
Ehen the dinner bcis summoned all these
Mr. TIE sun was 10th 10 asAy outside. and
- fAys cfept through every window pans
~ took PARK IN rhs scs.ivsiies- The rays
1Dnnhod the hair of the households father
= - sat in has easy chair. Tnsy smOothed
- broN OF the mother. They danced
vi The children. But aiaA. when the
Amb gathered about the table and pre-
pnesd b consume the Thanksgiving meal.
- suns rays were out OF II. They were
~ ehsreai They could ROUGH and smooth
~ dance. but eat--never.
korAAps the son OF the household Into
N1tch the beams had sirayed was one Of
1ofooshail players who had wres,led and
unngled over = psgskin on the Y. II. c. A.
1td.ron. or he may have been q spectator
. The game. When this son came home
ERE vas food for conversation, CONVEX
n&on by tho son and apprec.at.ve silence
~ the family. The boy was a marvellous
eassr. and a..ow.ng his tongue 10 run on
I9ctbah WAS economy. Tsere were such
ksnss and such sunbeams and such
tsngry sons In hundreds Of families yos-
tsrday.
Charity had provided dinners for the
poor IN many parts OF the city. Bensvo-
1ent sosissie~ had many active schemes on
5not for the hetserment Of the.r benene.a-
res. The refugees. homes and hospt als
we're all scenes OF festivities
Over aud above all. t.se worship OF God
n many OF the churches made the day
hiesse<h The opening or the cay was in
augurased by the local Christian En-
tcasor societies with sunr-se prayer
meeting at the FIRST Christ an church. The
superb ritual OF the Trinity Parish church
was gone through with. Ttsanksgty. ng
esrinons were preached ay Rev. f. NJ Ran
tas. Rev. Hugh Gslchrst. Rev. u. e. Gar
fen. Pastor lseates. OF the English La-
thsran church. Rev. III. u. Brown and
Rev. j. W Eushonx.