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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-06-10

statements of the bank officials.
When these are padded and false, he
has no way Of discovering it. If he ex-
amines it in less than a year it is obvi-
Gus it must run longer than a year
next time without examination. We
are glad to say that even the partisan
republican papers of this city have
done Mr.. Breidenthal justice and given
him credit for the good work he has
done,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26

- he propItlA;sd So that the ensuing year
should Ne a< prosperous as thc dying one.
The Christians followed the pagans IN
selecting this siue as tHa tj,tes, for me
e the Dea reaEaoD. Il hiss been the chief
Christmas celebration. the greatest feast
::He % Teasing MIR tie Gets zrG Ger
mans u the corsA = tre then known
woY'd. The great Euie feast VAS held
during tHe Twelve nights frrsn tire 18Th y
Iect e.ae~ 20 tae -fth - January. IN com
u'emor&ise0 ~ the retGt1 ~ the fiery sun
weee. I, vas he eyed hat during tSese
ea.rs the Germans eassid tcacc the tse--
soral movements - the'r erEat ct.ttes
j433a and Btrchta Hence thsy gave mp
the .u1a % thinking Of their gods aud fa'-
'eElng :Aegs wita fe3sts at FOR gods hat
rafsAksn q ~ ordinary 0en.
TIE CArtst.sn caureh has drawn largely
aooa cheese Oil German cas- 'snS FOR -
present dag 0sagrs Separate from the
Cartrg.aa church festivals u the 18Th q
l1ecsy3 ,@r everything 5ha. IS survival %,
the c1H he8t@t3 ca~soNss ard there MI
'e 3 trs7ssrce~= wedding oft o. mat ass5s
essentially ta tae enjoyment - tGs day.
Sc-le sHlt---s hate fera sol< In eae
coa",ry :Hac So 1eK1oN3e3g@i "a he tre
s,r.ctas; as regards taa o.ss rvaHce 81 ths
letter ~ rr-EEs1o !e tra w9~atf~S-sssi4r4
eae > err E'rashYtev.acs refuse % accent
Christmas a. a& as v-iicious f>ssfVai.
! Tcey are supported s. tlsss by ne EnEtSA
Disorders wao re}scf CHRISTMAS as = a.-
rsu invention EU4 80 ''S7vc-i1E % pau.S-
] s5csj Wltt~S N~S5- r. '" casting aWA~ the Idea
sS;i-e5v or SIS >slr= = txae xhen re}lrctss
. tervor sH0u'3 He ~ IS height. aaa cee
deeply p'ea~ 81 1ae}- ha0a.ost mods. The
o1ty vsar+ss.o1 ttsy @5I nake Is p re-
saT5 thn esy az a ha.tdsy. waen every os.s
s2@a.2 ratoy a.wSef "a ere best u rs
! ah.atT- ieaE.rs sesEioa oat % he question
altogether.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26

gether. Tie merry monarchs Of England
combined uerTin2cnt ard piaty in such an
iDild cloUS fnaEneF as Sc make the carol
SINGING SIS Fcr 100 uG.b u profanity 20
please the pFels,es ard many OF the old
tigle carols INA, have come down 10 IS
show a lan1rusabla ignorance OF The sub
Jset that ihey are supposed TO have been
written % commemorate.
The moss dsu. Eous period in the history
az Christmas as a tsStjvlty was during
the tifnc 81 Are Pur.tsnS The festivlty
had loss altogether rs re- Cious aspect and
was Httie more than q big national }0iH-
hcstien. The FayE4ns sQIs5ched the
whole taing By ah5llshing Christmas. Had
tGc purisans remained a power in En-
gland. the Christmas festival might have
succumhe5 ana been buried forever. bat
win the restoration came ar5,her sue
ccSSi7n cf the 1ev!al n1onarens. and II is
rot - - supposed that such a th5ragsh-
IS wEote-sou'ed festival As Christina
stcHit BE- dUsw-d % remain IN ctliyiou.
Il vas rs rrscge1 from *he al.-cuE!fv iatu
wa'-a .ae F4ri-aus had east H. and has
G rrle aowo 80 the present dav win its
htataeu 5e.iry and lts Christian piety 50
s@siy allied t14s IT IS difficult 20 Seua.
-are hem E1, Christmas has become too
6.ep-rooted festival ~ Teasing and song
f3r rs damage 30 ha done - lt by r@ui-
rlsstnt Naht from tbe dark ages rerari-
iHc tSe r-GiG ot t-= celebration.
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6av ard another II the morning In the
Anglo-(atholic church the day is also
strictly deserved n iss religious phase 4
comm union service u rretaced with
special feature and the Athanasian creed
IS said or sung.
The handing DOWN OF Old pagan customs
Is Tot without lis unpleasant features
Among these may be mentioned the Gus
tom OF giving presents 20 friends and en-
ployes. an evil that the impecunions ones
would gladly see consigned 10 the region
OF antiquity from which Il sprung. So
much OF nuisance has become the de-
mand IN London OF the domestic servants.
sweepers and others for presents at the
Christmas time that IL has been seriously
considered whether or not IL would be
advisable TO invoke the aid OF parliament
10 make the giving OF such presents an
Illegal act The nuisance is nor so deep
rooted In this country, but Is a growing
one, and Is likely 10 continue TO grow so
long as human nature remains unchanged.
The singing OF carols on Christmas is
another Of the antique features OF the fes-
tivity that has had its queer side 1t be-
gan with legitimate purpose OF singing
songs In conmemoration Of the nativity
Of Christ. but must have got into some
bad company IN its career for the Christ
mas carol sank lower and lower in the
scale OF respeetability, until at last ii be-
came so bad that the clergy found il neces-
sary to forbid the singing Of carols alto
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Tn almost man row. I'm ten; ''s'
think OF that ,s-
By this time they had reached the ms
cradle tenement they called nome. = "a
sisted OF one tiny room with sdA" ~
bad and TWO broken stools nset'o
went TO the closet and brought our = PIG.
OF dry bread for their supper. Nh's tL'es
were eating thay were startled by = AA1e0A
AZ the door.
Karl" said HaeHchen IN whaspe'
who can Il be- Fer they had lew i Situis
TN see," and taking candle ne opeasa
the door, 7. was very dark. ana at Nis
! he could rot see anybody. Buf MS eye
soon got accustomed 70 the darkness anu
he saw the fignre Of boy. A voice spoke
out OF the night.
Please give me something to ea'' IN
| very hungry"
"Hsenchen shall we? It's our last
piece
Yes. Kari he is more hungry than We
are" So saying she handed the bread 70
the boy. and with Thanks" he was on
They said their prayers and lay down 10
sleep.
When Haenchen woke up the next morn
Ing she rubbed her eyes and screamed;
Karl look. iook.' And what do you
think met the delighted eyes OF those chill
. dren?
4 Christmas tree stood in one corner OF
the room laden with bright balls. CANDY
and oranges. A beautiful doll like the one
In the shop window was suspended by hlue
ribbons FOR Haenchen. while there was q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26

Jolly that when the crowd pushes or JOS
lies them ii does nce disturb them in the
least They seem 70 possess the Christ
mas spirit OF making peopie happy, and u
must be thar those sweet words: Peace
On earth, good viii 10 men," ale in their
hearts.
Before one o. the brightly lighted shop
windows stood Little girl and boy. They
were poorly clad. ard their little faces
were piachei with hunger and cod.
on. kara, look al that lovely doll; II
could only have IL" the child cried eager
~, pointing 20 a handsome ba oy-doll-
Yes. little sister responded the boy.
But we are poor, very poor" he added.
mournfully. The two children looked long
and wsstfuiiy at the beautiful toys. and IN
their eagerness they did not notice boy
who. poor like themselves, was standing
by the window.
Come, Hasnchen." said Karl, At length:
we must be going home"
i wonder said HaeDchen. as they
were trudsing homeward. where mamma
Is"
Up IN heaven, and some day II we're
good Wen go there, TOO. and meet her"
ON. Karl. last Christmas mamma was
with Us. and do you remember how full
our stockings wares So fun thai they
dropped on the hoor. How different this
one viii be"
Never mind. pet. we've got each other;
and when I'm man I'll buy you all the
dolls and toys you'H want Why. Haen-
chen" and he drew himself up proudly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26

How we'll do I remember the Chris'fnas
r,a TINE a'issr o. hiS1k December-the marrow
, piercing cold; . s,o,.
AZ hanging stockings. clean and Stout
RE mammoth fireplace al about
kind Santa's' gifts 10 hoio.
VA. o,rs- anxious hearts they trundle off
IT, ce S9 ge The minutes PAGES as on to hours
r-rt fHe y I l9st in slurnber they
11 n',i a. that the reindeer and the sieigh,
Wa santa" dressed in strange array,
Were speeding overhead.
1v,a, IN the early morning, the merry
bevy there. o,,. ,roon-
.rba cnli and silence scorning. came troop
VIII ing , anS,a re feet of shoes bereft.
with wond'ring eyes and nnserss aei''
To see what Santa Claus mas ieis
| For Christmas treat ana rare.
And now the Christmas greeths seenhs
The echo Oft repeating brings mem'ries OF
When en- to cur our home came trooping In.
From far and near. the kith and Kin,
Renewing love 10 those withih-
Contidng hopes and feaFs.
| The bells so sweetly ringing turn our
thoughts to when ia
4 The 'MGSSSNEST S'NN N'N
fngs unto men;
The chapel wreathed in evergreen,
With notices mingled in between,
And Christmas carol too. L ween.
| To cheer the hearts OF men.
| And now. the service ended and henediction
given, - ,,
| Our homeward way Is wended through
snowy mountains riven.
Which brings us 70 the festal board.
With all its wealth OF wfutry hoard
Full TO the hrim with good cheer stored,
| BY gracious Maker given.
| So fades the day with stories that bring
the blushing smile
Recountinr girlsh glories and boyish
FRANKS and guile:
With apples and with chestnuts brown,
With popcorn. white as eiderdown,
And fragrant mead 10 wash them down,
| And harmless games the while.
| The circle then unbroken yet within our
parent fold.
| Brought many loving tokens from hands
long since grown cold.
And obi I long again to hear
Their voices speak In loving cheer
To feel once more their presence near
| And sweet communion hold.
II. II. DEAN.
| Kingston. Wash.
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HOW CHRISTMAS DAY ORIGINATED;
SANCTIFIED BY MARTYRS BLOOD.
Il Was the Favorte Season With Ancient Heather for the
Great Feasts to the Gods -Dio1letian Shut Up
the First Christmas Party in Its Temple
and Buried Them Alive.

January was the proper month for the
celebration, without particular regard 20
the exact date OF The Enonth- A variety
of causes eventually led 10 the celebration
Of the day on the 18th os December. This
had always ban 4 popular month for such
celebrations. even during the heather age.
The pagaus had been in favor Of tbs
month as the best for festive purposes be-
cause s. was between seasons" period
Of the year when il was about time 70 be-
gin active preparations for the coming sea-
sons IaboFs and 10 say goodbye 10 the
parting year with glorious time OF hi
iarity ard feast to The gods. who were
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26
CHRISTMAS TIMES.

Christmas times in Georgyi know 1t by the
way
The little boy Is talkin' bout the toys every
day:
Fer he's seen 'em in the winders wher' his
mother walked along.
An What you goin' TO buy me?" Is his
everlastin song!
Chr.<.snas times in Georgy! Jest as shore
70 fate;
Know IT by the little girls that hang aroun'
the gate,
Waitin with a kiss fer me when evenin'
comes along:
An What you goin TO buy me?" is their
everlastin song!
that they
Are in a powerful hurry for to mind you
o. the day;
AS If the old-time fellers that's lived so
mighty long
Didn't know the time o. Christmas 'thout
that everlastin' song!
But-thank the Lord there's some one in
the homes aroun' us Wit
o KISS US all FER Christmas SOS We never
kin fergit!
An thank the Lord fer little ones that
think the time is long
An make us young forever with the music
o that song!
Atlanta Constitution
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26

II ts too bad 10 destroy popular be-
Nef that has long existed IN the minds OF
tns peop.e but tae cold historical Iaes
remains that December . was not me
birthday of Christ II need make no diher-
cree to tbs nlerry-rrakirg CT The Z5th 81
December, e1s 81 Is O. interest 70 know
that we are making q great festival out
- az idea that Ia altogether erroneous 80
far - the Gate Of the matter s. concerned
According TO the chronsele- cf Bible times
r. was when ths shepherds we're watching
their focks in the pight :hat the g90d
news was brought TO them that Ia nlaa-
ger In bethlehem there had been born the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26

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The tcrow - Chris mas story ass writ
zen for he Commercial Advertiser ~ ihe
erea1-gra1 daughter q Gtfuert g Cam
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sra va q coD5T. nu'or 20 ;fls l3,essg,a per
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~. ns.r Of skates fer Karl. There was
As, nice. warm clothing for the ehllo,en
ard purse containing money. pu. va n.,
was not all. Al the Top % t'e 80,
Ia letters. they read these words:
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Office Boy-lf you please. sir / should
like a day off.
Observation-Disclosures dead?
Office Boy-No. sir; want to go to the
football match.
Brokeriy with einotion)-You are an
honest boy, cnd such truthfulness shall
not go unrewarded. myself will come
back 10 the Office after the game and tell
you the score.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26

Il Was Christmas eve. n 1he grea. city
az Bstln me streets weve brilliantly nga;-
"a ard the sheps we'd VII eaca other u
display 9: the3r holiday GOO Is
\ merry throug was hurryG - 20 and trc
laden WI y paper parcels.
4 IS Noa<eg:al how Ca~.srrua< aTects
peops. They are 50 good ua.Lred All
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melodiosas notas del piano, que aprovechaban
los concurrentes amantes de Terpsfcore, ell
acompsnamiento de canto de la espfritual y
distinguida seforita Carload Mendez. Sin du-
da que todos cuantos asistieron al acto guarda
ran grato recuerdo de tan deliciosa soiyGe
~ De Ciales: t'Ratiico mi telegrama,
fecha Is del actual, participando que en- la
noche anterior habia sido componteado, con
un vergajo, por ell cabo de policia Mathew y
guardia Upierre, ell honrado vecno Ramon
Miranda. Els voz publica que el hermano del
componteado, don Trinidad Miranda, tenfa
hecha denuncia en- forma contra los compon
teadores. Pero como sc dice que estos tienen
buenos padrinos, puede resultar cero."
~ Ell exalcalde de Madrid, sefor conde
de Romanones, ha reeibido muchas felicita-
clones por su campaila en- Zaragaza.-E exdi
putado republican, distinguido escrtor senior
Becerro de Bengoa ha ingresado en- ell partido
liberal.
~ De la Cidra: Acaba de bajar la
tumba la precosa nina Cristina, hija de nuestro
distinguido ilustrado amigo don Praxedes
Santiago. Al sepelio de cadAver concurrio
10 mas selecto de esta sociedad, la que de veras
acompafa al seior Santiago en- su justo senti-
miento la par que deplora tan grande desgra'
cia. Reciba ell amigo, en- las presentes lfneas, ell
testimonio de nuestra mas sincera condolencia.> ,
Hp Vnn1p 6 Sc permuta por otra, Una Estan-
w 'o"ao cia en- <IIato Rey, compuesta de
38 cuerdas, sembradas en- su mayor parte de
yerba guinea, platanos cafe de nueva planta-
cion; ademas muchos arboles frutales, casa de
vivienda, cochera, un ranch6n para caballeriza
y casa de peon en- la misma. Informaran fren
te la Estancia del Sr. Pedro Esquide. 1912
~ Ilemos recibido ell programa de los
festejos con que 'os vecinos del pueblo de la
Moca Sc proponen obsequiar su divina patro-
ma Nuestra Seilora de la Monserrate. Las fes.
tas, que serAn por todo 10 alto, empezaran Ell
20 del actual y terminaran ell 8 de Septiembre
pr6xlmo.
~ Ha llamado mucho la atenci6n de es.
ia capital que ell unico eatablecimiento pdblico
que no ha cerrado sus puertas durante las hon
funebres celebradas por ell eterno descanso
de don Antonio Canovas, haya sido ell Banco
Espahol.
Ron Stronghold d"s mes sfso Go 1Ss Fd1t,,sz. ns'm; ma
meros 40, 81 y Sc, avisan al pdblico s su
numerosa clientela, que tienen constante exis
tencia del famoso RON STRONGHOLD, ell
cual detallan 40 centavos botella. AL por
mayor pfdanoe precios. 15-1l
*** A Ultima hora ell mismo senor que ell
dfa Is nos telegraf6 de Ciales, informandonos
que habfa sido componteado Ramon Miranda,
por ell cabo de municipales, nos envia hoy
otro despacho diciendo que <es falsa la noticia
que nos comunic6 que fue enganado,. No
podemos menos que censurar nos comuniquen
noticias de esa gravedad sin estar debidamente
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comprobadas, porque 70 queremos servir de
instrumentos para propalar falsedades.
x** Parroquia de Nuestra Senora de los
Remedies de la Santa Iglesia Cathedral. Ell
jueves 10 del corriente Sc dara principle la
novena y fiesta del Sagrado Coraz6n de Maria.
La novena empezara 81 toque de oraciones en- Ia
que tomara parte la orquesta del senor Verar y
Rendon Ell dfa 2S por la noche sera la Salve
y el 80, & las 7 de la mailana, la communion ge
neral, y las o del mismo dia, misa solemne
a toda orquesta. Sc invita- todos los feles
que concurran tan padosos actos, en- parti
cu!ar los devotos esta advccaci6n titnlada
ella Corte de Maria. a.-Zereso Eolgue1a Ribs,
*"x Pru6bese e! Ron de la Copa, os con.
vencereis que es la bebida mas suave deliclo.
sa que Sc puede imaginar. Produce un bienes
tar al tomarlo, que hace impossible los guayos,
guarapetas, turcas bicicletas de pie.
*** Telegramas de Buda Pesth dicen que
ha terminado el proceso por ell complot relative
los enyenenamientos de maridos parientes.
Sc sabe que las vfctimas estaban inscritas en-
algunas sociedades de seguros que el objeto
de los criminales apoderarse del seguro
la ultima pena, ha sido condenada otra a cade
ma perp6tua.
*** De las Piedras <Ayer como 4 las
cuatro de la tarde, fuG conducido este dep6si-
to municipal, en- caldad de enfermo, ell indivi'
duo Francisco Frfas, que en- su aspecto revelaba
sfntomas de alguna Affection. Hoy por la ma
ilana sc ha encontrado muerto en- dicho dep6sito
al referido Frfae, es de sentir que la muerte
lie haya sorprendido sin tener su lado persona
alguna que le sccorriera tan duro trance, va
que por otra parte le faltaron los auxilios de la
Religion y de la ciencia m6dica. No hacemos
comentarios.s
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