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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19

Cd L@wis' wss s,s@ch ss q mass Of
crate salxehoots and wilsa3i distortions
His defamation 81 the administration Is
the mort outrageous and indecent as
saul; ras6s OF president and his at
~sserx since the vie coy-ernsad abuse 81
I4ncosn- II In astounding that the
speaker snouis have considered fhat bis
shameful tactics would De regarded
with favor by The patriotic cisiz@ns q
Washington. ard II La no lsrs surprising
that they should bear him With "a
~senee ard apparently without sncsgna-
sion.
Tna public as e whole knows Cob
Lewis II knows tina. he In inca Tabie
~ fair and accurate statement On the
stump. ard II knows that nothing he
says IL debate In 10 Dr. taken wiihou.
suspicion II has not accepted his
yrosesaue insscsuaea. Of the adniDfstra-
ton With belief. and Il VIII require
sFD<sts sTtSfN * tER wv p-fS~aNrS ~
him that the conduct ~ the var was
dishonest. corrupt. incompetent and I'M
patriotic II simply considers the
source.
Bu, all this Cores not make IL unneces-
gary 10 show wherein Orator Lewis has
been guilty Of malicious and gratuIsoGs
representation. Continual repetition
II unoontradlcse6 faisehoods Is certain
20 create az impression that they have
tod because IL In the truth
The two letters the Post-Iutelligencer
prints today stamp az absolutely false
important parts u Col Lewis charges.
Col. Rcoseveit's word has not been iiTa-
peachad even by Washingten's yellow
statesman, who says he was too honest
to stay In The navy department. He
was too honest. loyal and brave 10 hold
fast 10 "a. offfce in Washington when
he thought his country needed him. ard
he resigned. and he fought. Col RooEe-
Welt liz not the type Of office-hoidins
patriot who loudly prociaims his valor.
demands 20 be sent 80 the front, and re-
fuses to go nearer than Newport News
q thousa nd miles from the neares; burnt
powder an6 deadly bullets. cones home
asaa boasts ana blows about what ne has
seen ard done and draws his rig salary
without interruption from beginning to
end II war be said he was bound 10
see and participate In. but never Gid see,
and never intended to see
Sir. Hanna's denial IL explicit. en-
phaiic. complete and convincing Now
iei Col Lewis produce his damaging
documents about Mr Hanna's criminal
.1oings.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19
THE WAY IN THf. NAVY.

Destroy or capture the eue-ny's shgns'-
The commodore hears the word.
Nor "a welcome = -oUnd 70 his sea man ears
II many = day'1 bean heart,
50 Up ana away me squadron goes. the
steam = crowded on.
The ocean bounds ba.e broken their
bounds 10 seek tie WHY Don!
Taey seek algB saege. IL his iranost lair,
whsre ~ dreams he les secure
And little they reck OF the o2riy mine or
ne f!y torpedos lure.
Find ana grappie''--tae law they keep,
tney want 10 other dart;
Destroy or capture '-eno9gfl for them
the 4 ard Il . the art
And II you would KNOW VITO told taFru SO
1oa.L and from the r1en, aooye or below.
YoQ'n tina f-crs trier9 and y0g'li find
IT'S way they have In the navyi"
Il
Clear fer action" he signal waves, with
a cheer rhe rnea reply
Not q man or 4 bcy. from STEM - stern
~as afraid 20 10 and die:
Win mighty leaps the squadron sweeps
thro' the living he'll Of Ere
And ever Ike foe. as tae isxnpesss blow. Is
higher yet and higher.
Boom, roas.s the ;hirteeTs-tncae- ucw 'ga4nst
Ike T3yen a-ao-ps2te.
The eating joins. Z as searching way II
the seeming bog debzte-
They str-sst they s--.ke'-t5sy -Gn they
run-thsy SIX 10 save who can
TIE pride Of Spain Is under the main. and
KS t*e1ty minutes span
Ana z you SHOULD ask ao~ the trick = Is
tore.
How ths asa, wax ended and row De-
gun
Yo,1'H ind Il. t3xlng fast how they won
TIE Way hey have n ,he navy
CCiksArI cEzsfw etao sa-5. e1atwyp
III.
Sc, see. trey ra.se the signal sag 10 show
stlsir dire distress.
Ga. Bitter indeed nsgst b. tae aesa when
Sighting men coates.
.,o&~r ana lower sink gfes- E5.gS-Spre
stricken 90 isn D and breath
AL Sudden around taeT heap ss1e flames
= 3 blazing s..T9G1 OF de2sA.
ITO thS FgS~-le E,yHs ne commodore
wave<-out dtt.s reea for ne sign.
Fer 'fIe s>oafS s=i}o3; o4s Ike living things
tne length o t1e Yankee ize.
rscGz1 aid round Tire hs3ks they go est
yo-;a6 ara round again
VIII never i care f0r the booTE therefor
they're saving tae lives 81 men,
Ana z yoE sk&o.a.G wonder why tsos they
To ra,cCor All save 4 fa,fen foe
fo0G 1n6. 14th iae 1zen ABOVE and be-
low
It's eay they aass in the navy
JOIN Jsrousa Rooney. il New York
Times
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19

tals time. The poxsrx VII thxar. each
oshss ia aBy diplomats movement bat Il
Is . part % the international eode that
every nation has the right 70 resent and
punish al attack upon Its represen. natives
ia lime 0. peace. Every natiCa IS inter
essed Ia sternly Upho.dIng this principle
TIE sultan has heretofore besn able to *
plain away an outbreak by calling it "au
euseute." and 70 sale4t Turkish assaSsins
behind the plea that tire Christians were
the axgrsxAoys. Hs tried tae Same game
tais tine. bat the British government In
s4sss that the act Was that 81 ''Gnpr09oks3
murder Of British sailors and Great Brit
ain ueyer oyeri0eks that offense.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19

ii. Brssson, the Frenca premier. seems
20 be man with . viii. /. he can &c,
notody 10 assume TIE responsibility of 81
invesz1i CATION of the Dreytus a.Iair. &c de-
cizres he viii act as minister % war him
SET investigation has become more In
3.sga,ive than ever since Estef hazy. who
is IN london. has confessed that 81 enc
thousand papers used Ii the trlai over SIX
hundred we're fo:series. France viii stand
as a caisrit a; The har Of public opinion
unt5. the truth IS une&rthed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19

then gkax o. platform as4 resoautsons
Ties re esr-en<ssn n cs-s-.@s 20 r---
oe@ss to zorana:s Legislative tickets.
ssa The assexas%s 20 tse s-zs< eonxen-
esq. axx q cozrsry Es<Ee.,~ ac r.se osr.aT
srescrfh@s-
Trssx In ygscss@8y what vas 1e-e. TIE
fsa-sa~rn was a3os.si. fhe resolution
srsa0rssrr HgrseS was eScg5r@d. ant tAsz
TIE enaa- Announced 70 .t@ esanve-taon
TIM se8srtsors r-zaSs .3- th@ legislature
Tsss eorws-tsesz was En4@~ 80 os1lga~
sgzr 20 aSoct tie suggestions - The
legislative esx--fess II hs1 sse power
ard ire right 70 eEsregzrI those xug-
g@ss5ozss aze name Al entirety ce-
I@gszsarzve -scke.- * sz goo3 e-sstEy-a
wh3ca permits stss districts To make the
s1rv@y~sons arr - rs.sey then Tbs
Frsnyr representative nearer TO honss
constituencies 81 srro,Ssnes With The
MISE practice Of tbe Republican party.
We noge this custom xs5i always pr
sass: II IL strictly III aecors with
sas spsrfs of Republican IFstisrtigrss.
Szsa IL wossa net D. Ia harmony with
Republican e=gtoyn Tor would ~ serve
q geos purpose tor TIE county convsn-
sssa 10 surrender the supervisory right
which IL has always held We Dc Tot
want a separate platform for sysry
isgisis tive district
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19
WHETMaN's POLITICAL MALT.
Four Tickets VIII BE In the Field
uud H-uabIiean Chances bright

,-r,a-ofal Dispatch 20 ne PeSt-Intell5Zencer.
CoLFAX S<p,. fs-T1eFe Il I5o'stlcAi
rrsx-tgp in whitman co1urE tAat IS bother
ir,ar tAe Peoples party workers more han
: st..ta ~hrs. ltsts of candidates for couf1-
~ offices are Ia nomination ard on Tues
aay the Social L. Dor party vii noTslsn ate
.ha fourth Even tae most optimistic
pfsus,ltst admits TIA. the chances % their
success sre becoming less aat'eranE. They
are willing TO admit tha. IN the Seventh
legislative district Republican candidates
are almost certain 10 be elected IN ths
Sixth district, where the Popgl.sts In ls-s
rad 3 majority over the Republicans 81
nearly / $50. 4 is admitted tnaf tae chances
az election tetweea Republicans ana Pop
uiists are about even
The total vote 80 Whitman county IS
practically 5sya Ct these $50 votes the
Republican candidates are sure Of 2.9s
marty voters TIE Democrats eat. nate
th-s. strength az 81. ard :he Socialists at
ep Tssls latter faction aIready aaye fae
signatures O. NEARLY So votes formerly al
Ted with the Popg.lsts. - the can Cor a
Social Labor nominating convention on
September g Besii@s tfse e1s9 Republican
votes 0. ne county. thai party has che
assured suppoyg o: 10 Goid Democrats
who procla IN their intention % supporting
candidates upon a single standard plat
form ESesa II ths SOCIAL Labor strength
does net exceed 80. X viii leave but 2zsv
votes unaccount@5 for Some % taese
votes will gndgufysetify he cast for tho Pc
publica1 nominees. All parties row lock
for ve-y cl0.e contest, with the RAputs-
licar~ rcidlrg sore s9sant2g~
Although Il - nearly fwo months IN
election DAY vrusUsf interest - being
taken - political qGsstjo-@. ard tne isSsls.x
are be.og discussed with g~e2. reae
Whitman county 5aS long BEEN knox, a.
having strong sentiment II favor ~ free
silver T2is fesisng bzs stTross entirety
died OFT The PopsiLsfs openly admit snat
snefr advocacy % free silver was o~iy
means 10 the end that re money az the
n.t.onai government should b. lrrss:assru-
able. THIS e2snlss53 III mas caused many
who were hitherto PopuiistS - express = =
intention Ct witSdra wt ing s-o-a taz Esa--v
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19

alp & sAs pecrss shozE rexsxt g. bat
that ~gi TT tsr3 90 tse Nsss-zt50- O..
TIE reso-as O. Tae t13Eg@-2e11e u -Ae
isaass9s. Ths -@sxE. zosaIs - t.sxe ons
- rs1-e g the E1rDyseza pgw=.s rsfz5s
step II and szz-ra <-g- Is EhA fruits
- Cur ~kcTory. what wu-ss1 Es 60
them I. we z-a 50 60 20 way with TIE
Exzson wnS<a tzkes that ster. why rot
-~EveEs IL by te335rx rs7@sesEsvn an5
rrsesvvfrg .h@ Essan1@-s from another
wa- ard tss Esassls1e a1rninz tAon g. an
oxher eesTsoeie ssswe~7
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19

1LSsl2&-% =
TACOMA Ia .Qs+Aag 20 Eals@ funds for q
6erotz4i . i ticnzl college - fse socatsd taers.
TIE ota=r day the Seattle P0s'-Intslll9en-
C. ir-E1 90 asls thE sCaeraE along. Some
people have remarked that the Posr-Intsl-
I3gencer displayed 4 nice. forging. broth
ssiy spirit IL trying 20 help Tacoma poIi
an OK cut Of the ditch Maybe tals 5 tae
correct view. but we cannot help s2sES-cisng
that the Post In.ellsgEacer has very prop
er appreciation. 6. ne situation When a
TOWN Ike Tacoma 5@g-Izs 10 make = ssec-al-
- Of educational Institutions lis q yare
Egu the towa . % tas 5owDa.li track. Ed
far as business Is concerned. and L making
PREPARATIONS 70 lose lis grip entirely.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19

There 10 something very peculiar about
TIE railroad tsGxinsss. One thing about ::
is that it Ig considered ernlnsgtly necessary
- ;as Operation .. road nat every Off
cla! should deny mos. positively mat any
thing has happened. Another thing - sha.
every railroad president has on h, staff a
very confidential and trusted. bot anony
gsaoss, associate. whose business i is %
italy contradict everything the president
says and 10 give away tor publication the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19

Judge James II Chase. u Oksncgan. q
enc az the strongest personalities IN The
eastern part % tie state. Tie has suffered
Ike most q those who wathstcod the pas
!ng craze u: Byyanisul, but re mas had
his rewAyd- Where he wAs oEs>e uaooIu-
lar re has again become one u the most
Influential c.1aze-.s Political honesty ia
niwnYs the best .Sc,{cy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19

TIE sitter ta.sity o. tae claim CT The fu-
s.orss1s thaf The h,gh prize If state @ar-
r4a:s IS due 20 Their efforts has been g.
cttea exposed that 1t Is iae height of al
daesty 50 e3ntia9e % claim credit for IT.
state warrants have always been worth
al least 20 c@uts - TIE dollar antl the
lear II Bryan4sm ser: down the prise OF
u .ssset1r.tIa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19
4 Plain Lie Well stuck To.


The Seattle ost-IDtelllgencsr is in error
when i. charges thai this paper made In
correct statements regarding TIE predictions
Of che ]. Howard Watson That paper
gave IL out cold that the Republicans have
q chance this year TO capture TIE state ssn-
ate. When tbs silver men have 10 elect 0Eay
shrse Candidates oGI o eighteen 70 secure
q RIA ority on to.nt ballot The Posai-ia.ei-
Isgencer and ]. Howard claim too much.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19

ssz--e1- Wat Eaxy Oss&x DSEo<sats az~s
s-Z-r4z 1ess-s es-w ~. shs Dszocrzsy
E1zr. e z.ssSa-sz< with .h< p1pszsasts -
.ot pap - Es-11ezps=. 5-s ~ zzsc-srz-
azs aggregates * a-1g-y rsz@e-z@eksrs
VIC ea-s --z.e5 - xae are &C rse par
y, asve r1-9rz - AZ r.-.y E152-. v0Esa
Ez--4ss~s Ss.-4-soz himself aa1 stab fAs
a@sss Dancers. II tse state Sz s-s1@- - Sc
cure a. es&Ec%
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19

E-1pe-gr william - Germany S. nothing
Z net dramatic. !ie Will 10: faA 10 de-
E5se new sensasaon for 5ne world CT the
OCCASION u his vissg % Jerusalem TIE
czar h@s taken the w.11 o4t % ~ sails
IL reference 10 she Gotiaz 81 universal as.
ARMAMENT ard the kaiser vii sex to
o9tdo ht-u - daring aa3 originality.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19

Zasz /. o-e - Fhe b@s: advertising AZ
t1s-s - rs .tfzs- Hs has made sze 5ook
advertise zaashs.. aat Esz sasess ac1sews-
ne--s excel anything - mas ever 3aae i
sae past gsls nexs ooek VII uasge tor
tue Ear In.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19

T.s murder e re E-r-px. e aus--sa
wlz4 rsslG - re -s7s- r-g5s ;1-5ssrurzcn
- snareass-s~ TIE IS. las -s-rssss RE
ssssgsss- - Eu-sE*=- Eye1 tAose who as5Sfs
10 greater Ab@efY azve seer ss1ck@1 AL
G4%csssaE-f hy ta@ Intzrsga. deed p~-pe-
.rzts3 q r-za~-eyNs -z-=
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19

Vancouver tWash) Columbian.
What's the matter wlth the Srsttl.
Idea - The f'ost-intsl l9e1cer actual: al
vocates tas location 80 the Methodist ual-
yersisy q; Tacoma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19

There 5 i great DEAF q tTgsn il what
Lee Hart says e the iss-2t.tas2e - his
political fris2.s lie lad 70 reason to
complain Tast Republicans ehogl3 a.
tempt 20 osfeas him. ea, he had every
right 20 sxgecs thai bis services xoG!s he
appreciated ey his evn rarry. He -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19

TIE pznerst toward psexs1tlag ne
cruiser Olympia with si.ver zsaaer scrv-
aca SHOULD receive every encourage -Tser.t
TIE @hs.e state is h~ozore4 Sy the ssls.-
sao7 - fhe mama of rs capita. Tor wa.
aA.r. ard az the sts:e oasks IN the glory
4 is carer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19

so you ard Dickey have been playing
soldier, have yo8, Tommy hope you
didn't really quartet vita each other
Quarrel fetain' Dick only played sol
.ier abont three minutes. and hen he saia
ne was gem 10 be Cuban insurgeat, aasi
re stoppe4 and went 10 es.in'." -Chicags
Tr5fss.rr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19
SyaPsHOT~ BY THE WAY.

!. ZcIa vs@= tsto csgnven-. hs VII axe
sie1x sasse pretty ilvesy recolssctlgr4s
Tna eGtter Grant sars there wsx 10
s2znish friva:eer. Ire Grant 9azEy GO,
sss zaT..
Camp wlsoy y t&.ng deserted. ard ths
sensational papers xl.l have 20 seek other
pastures ysllow-
TIE European var chad continues 20
cast gloom over the sn..-s conan an.sy
Of fo-esgn coy-esro1fsn.s.
jim Hi is heaes5 for BaZtizere, which
goes far 70 corrrc. an impression that the
cs.ys xatsr fron. Is Already otherwise
occupied
We trss, ta2s Paerc= comfy will psTnit
Ere Republican state convention 70 take
sone small part n TIA. nomination tor
congress.
No. q vote was cast agalrE. Gen. Joe
Wheeler Il the Alabama primaries. Here
Is great virgin fssa for Col. Lewis anti
var o-erat.caE-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19
How About That Route 60 kiondikeR

s5t.A4AS NuTJE2ICst.
While Seattle, Tacoma AMI Portland were
making the ar weary with praises OF the
xon3erfal Klofldlxe last spring. Spokane
calmly continued - al-ad her own business
and develop her owa minez
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19

what DO you Ehink q Songs without
Words
They're only half as bad as songs with
words. Chicago Post.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19

TIE cubans vii BE friendly enough az
soon IS - begin to feed sfen or pumpkin
pse.-P.t.sburg CEroa.c.e- TsfeSra-a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19
OFFICES
A snsxTEE.

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bsk~s rev spas~r paAssstsd in the
ptss~ of ussh..xssp. AavsrsfstEx
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19

]. Zc1s go@s tsfo : egrven-. he VII AXE
ai9ox saSse pretty livesF recolssctigrs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-21
HE BROKE THE RECORD.
"a '"na Man Travels from KIondike
~ maine in Twelve Days.

MIR. William Il. Jeffrey. who conduct
.'-alhe expedition to Alaska, and is
~" Ia PORTLAND for brief stay, claims
championship for a quick passage
80 uAe hlondike to Portland. He was
10y Twelve days making the journey
I'm camp Milo, Lake Bennett, to
Aiaine' and that included day and a
nan loss in waiting for train and steam
Oo"O connections, Camp Milo is thirty
nine miles beyond Skaguay, and he
.n"oo that distance on foot in eighteen
nours' over the mountain trail, across
4SAos ana over the Chilcoot Pass. On
Uhe "Trip he wore a pair of shoes weighing
oie'en pounds, and carried pack and a
grip whose aggregate weight was about
n1Vy pounds. More than two-thirds of
Une distance he covered in wet clothes,
having broken through the ice in CROSS
ing Deep Lake.
Our Maine party is one of the best
1hat ever entered Alaskan territory, !"
SAID Mr.. Jeffrey to a PRESS reporter.
1hey are we'll equipped, and are hardy,
conscientious, tireless, ambitious body Of
men. We have had very little sickness
ana we met with no accidents.
we barely escaped being in that fear
ful snowslide near Stone House, in which
sixty four people lost their lives. We were
onl mile away at the time. Our men
all Joined in the search for the dead,
working continuously till all but two OF
the bodies had been recovered. Our men
dug out seven of the bodies. The remain
ing two bodies were not found till three
weeks ago.
That experience made our party feel
rather blue. For five days nobody could
go on the trail. Our journey over the
Chilcoot pass was perilous one. as is the
case with every body traversing that wild
section of country, but we reached Ben
nett lake at last and went into camp
there to await the opening of the rivers.
Son June Sd the party was divided in
to four expeditions and started on the
Yukon in big barges. well laden with
supplies. One party will go to the Big
Salmon river, another to the Little Sal
mon, third to the Stewart, and the
fourth to the Hootalinqua river. When l
go back shall carry in ten tons of pro-
visions for next years consumption.
intend to join the Stewart river expedi-
tion, but will leave at the mouths of the
rivers supplies for the parties there.
''Of course it is too early to make posi-
tive predictions, but I am sure than the
Maine expedition, made up of such sturdy
fellows, will get their share of the rich
ness that abounds in the Klondike re-
zion -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-21

Portland Mothers Make 1t But With a
Little Light There Need Be None.

How carefully mother guards tine So.
crets of her boys and girls. At night as
she carefully tuoks the bed clothes around
them she chides and warns that mother
will be angry If they repeat last nights
offense, softly saying to herself it is only
habit but l must break them of it.
Thi is Mothers mistake. The children
cannot help it and sweet, clean, dry beds
can be the resting place Of every child
when it is understood that this is not hab-
it but weakness that can be cured. Ac-
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When he was six years he would go in
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