New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
xrwyORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1898.

with the spirit and the sort OF pride that are
necessary to all good services
Dobson-so the factional fight is on again In the
IIobson" Yes: half the congregation IL opposed to
Dobson| What has he been doing?
ilObsOn- Pleasing the other h"It-'J"uf''
The American Baptist Publication Society now
operates fiNe chapel cars. Each car IL
especially for the purpos. OF holding meetings WIN
an auditorium capable OF seating one h"ndI'd
persons "A puuli organ and h0rary. ana hls9
apartments for I1 ing -rooms \ man aud hs "ie
are put I'm charge OF each car. and the car j. SEM
ont for missionary work Tn" car is d'ir'ch'u ~
some small settlement. and kept there nht" mere
,re . number OF CONVEX sons. one car travels along
the railroad lines Ia tn" grIln-srowinE regions "'
the northern part Of the United States. Another
has a. it's territory the Pacific Coast Another Is
I'm the Far Southwest. Arizona New-MeXic" etc.
\ fourth l. in Texas. and hfth In Kansas. ne
railroads have willingly given free transportation
To- the chapel cars
HAVING FIN WITH THE EAGLE.
I'm writing this her, IN the Old drill hall. which
was built by she people to shade
our brave volunteers who were called out TO fight
the time OF tn. Fenian Raid.
I've been reading The Truce ~ th- Bear" and |
For to express. with considerable stress mat /
doubt the truce OF the Eagle.
DO do that bird an injustice? Was In the coun-
try Of dreams
when / saw him clawng the Lion. with the most
How he .hriekei for MIR Monroe But now he's
! tel YOU. young felcr Non'd better "atch out TOT
the Eagle that looks ike a pheasant
When the Bear WAS very pugnacious and the
French and Germans looked wise
That bird was bothering the Lion. and trying 10
But now he is learning cackle. and he looks
You'd better watch out young feller for the Eagle
that looks like d hen.
His voice is mellow as music; it hath most
unctuous quack - ,, ,aLa
anything back III,
I'm Joiiyins you. Mr. Canuck. hope you Will
Keep your nosc 10 the wind. and keep your Y,, eye
Toronto World
The United steamship Company. Of Copenhagen
controlling fleet OF l20 vessels. is about to try
the experiment Of running ships direct from the
port OF ST. Petersburg and Riga to New-forK,
thus saving the transshipment of Russian OooHu
goods at Liverpool Hull Hamburg Bremen and
othcr ports. at saving Of time and expense which
ought TO have safutary effect on our trade with
that country. European Russia contains popula-
ton numbering nearly 1Ooccc.rp. mostly agrlcuItur-
lists who need our machinery and implements 80
much that the Government has OF late reduced the
duty on some Of them. to encourage importations.
In fact orr prospective trade with that great coun-
try IL practically unlimited. and direct Intercourse
between IT'S ports and our own is 80 much 10 DC
desired that it * wonder the experiment mas not
been thought OF before At the new port OF St
Petersburg the largest steamers may lay down
their freight on wharves. whore railway cars are
waiting carry it all the leading centres OF the
interior.
Say" asked the Cheerful Idiot. was II P0e.
Tennyson or LOngfellow who wrote that ode 10 the
laundry girls" -,
Perhaps YOU are aliuding to Hoods Song OF the
Shirt. said the literary boarder.
no" said the Cheerful Idiot. II mean mat one
about wiring out. wild bellies. -(lndanapohs
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