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The evening times., 1900-05-30
Ready for the Census.

Arrangements have been perfected for
the commencement of the work Of taking
the Twelfth Census on Friday. There
will be about 300 supervisors, $500
enumerators, 1000 special agents, and 1900
clerks in the service. More than 15.0O9. 600
schedules have been distributed through
out the country. The count will be COM
pleted before the next Congress. convenes,
so that an apportiOnment bill may be pre-
pared for consideration at the opening Of
the session.
The evening times., 1900-05-30
THE WORLDS POSTAL UNION.
Postmaster General Appoints Dele
gates TO the Berne Celebration

Postmaster General Smith has delegated
Second Assistant Postmaster General Shell
lenberger and Superintendent Brooks. Of
the Foreign Mail Division, TO represent the
United States Postoflce Department at the
celebration OF the twenty-ffth anniversary
Of the founding Of the Worlds Postal Tn
icn. which Will be held at Berne, Switzer-
land on July 2.
The late Postmaster General Of Germany,
DR.. Won Stephan, was the originator Of the
Postal Union, and the question of erecting
a monument in honor of the event Will
come up for discussion at the convention.
The two delegates from Japan on their
trip to Berne. stopped here and called yes
terday on the Postmaster General Take
kichi Matsunaga, is the counsellor. and
Hirokichi Nakaya, the secretary Of the
japanese delegates
The evening times., 1900-05-30
Lease of Coal Lands.

PIEDMONT, W. Va, May "G-8. B,
Stout has leased $50 acres of coal land in
Harrison county to E. s. Hamilton, OF
Newark, Ohio. The coal is situated on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad near Clarks-
burg, and Mr. Hamilton secures the rail
way charter recently granted Mr.. Stout by
that city. The lease is for ten years and
fixes the minimum production at 20 .O0O
tons for the first year and 30 600 tons there
after during the life Of the lease. Mr.. Stout
gets a royalty of cents a ton Mr.. Ham
ilton is to begin work at once and viii put
in a complete modern plant. His acqsi-
sition is very valuable one.
The evening times., 1900-05-30
Society Girl to wed a Mecbanic

DERBY. Conn, May SO.-Miss Elizabeth
Smith, aged nineteen, accomplished and
me possessor of $4,000, greatly surprised
local social circles yesterday by announc-
ing her engagement to Albert Shaw Shaw
is mechanic in a typewriter factory.
earning $12 a week. Miss Smith is one of
the bellies Of Derby. She is an ardent cy-
clist, clever horsewoman and Gevotee of
athletic exercise. Many fashionable young
men have paid her attentions
The evening times., 1900-05-30
TO LICENSE BARRIERS.
& Delegation Advocates Bill Regu-
IatinE the Trade.

a delegation representing the Boss
BARRIERS Association Of the District Of Co.
lumbia appeared before Representative
Jenkins, Of the District Committee. yes
terday. and presented the draft of a bill
to regulate the barber trade in Washing
ton. The bill provides that no barber shall
practice who does not obtain a license from
a board Of examiners. The board shall con-
sist of five members. two Of whom shall
have been members Of the BARRIERS AS
sembly Of the District for FIVE years.
The examination for license shall con-
sist OF enquiry into the applicants ability
in his trade, his physical condition. and
his moral character Applicants afflicted
with contagious disease or the drink
habit shall be ineligible. The delegation
at the Capitol yesterday included A. c
Luber. R J. Campbell, J. w. Dabney, j
W. Swanson. and W. H. Severson.
The evening times., 1900-05-30
THE HEARING POSTPONED.
knights of Labor Cases Continued
Until Tuesday.

The case against John w. Hayes, General
Secretary and Treasurer; L D. Chamber
lain, Worthy Foreman, of the knights of
Labor, and E. G. Lindholm, a member Of
the organization, who were arrested last
night on the complaint Of John n. Par
sons, General Master Workman OF the
Knights of Labor, charging foreible entry
into the headquarters of the order, at i3
B Street northwest, were not heard in the
Police Court this morning, as was expected.
Assistant District Attorney Mullowny
was not ready for trial and continued the
hearing until Tuesday. The defendants
were all released on bond.
The evening times., 1900-05-30
RETURNED WITH A HUSBAND.
New jersey Girl Surprises Her Par
ents and Friends.

ents and Friends.
HAMMoNToN. n. j.. May S0.-When
two kilograms were delivered at the homes
of William ]. Smith and Capt Charles D.
Loveland late Monday evening announcing
the marriage of Miss Gertrude Smith and
Capt. S. Crowley Loveland in Philadelphia
on Monday afternoon there was great as
tonishmeBt 1t was not known that the
young captain was within many miles OF
Philadelphia.
II appears the meeting in Philadelphia
was arranged from Wilmington. n c.. at
which port the captains vessel, the John
r. Felt put in.
Miss Smith left her home on Monday
morning, ostensibly for days shopping in
the city, and when she did not return on
the usual train much anxiety was felt.
Then came the kilograms announcing the
marriage. The bride and bridegroom ar
rived here yesterday and were welcomed
by their parents and many friends.
The evening times., 1900-05-30

Iichael Green. eolored thirty-fve years Of age,
vas arrested early yesterday morning by the po-
Ice OF the Second precinct station at the instance
Of he MARYLAND authorities. Sheriff Shea, from
Prince George county, reached the city last night
and Green was placed in his custody for the re-
moval 10 Maryland, where charge Of attempted
serious assault upon Susie +. Robertson, colOred,
is filed against him According % the allega-
tions of the Maryland authorities, Green, May
10 attacked the Robertson girl. GI-en denies the
charge against him and returned 70 Maryland
without rCQuisition papers.
The evening times., 1900-05-30
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease, powder. II cures painful,
smarting swollen feet and ingrOwing nails. and
instantly takes the sting out Of and bunions
It's the greatest comfort discovery Of the age Al
lens Foot Ease makes tight new shoes feel
easy Ii is a certain for sweating, callous
and hot, tired aching feet. Try il today Sold
by all druggists and shoes stores BY mail, 25c
in stamps. Trial package FREE Address, Allen
S. Olmsted, lie Roy, \. Y.
The evening times., 1900-05-30
Congress Heights Citizens Meet.

A. a meeting of the Congress Heights Citizens
Association last evening reports were received
from the various committees that had TO do With
the general improvement OF that section Of the
city. The association complimented the members
OF the committee on legislation on their effective
opposition 70 the purchase OF Wilson Park for IN
asylum. After adjournment tn committee was
entertained at a banquet at the residence OF Gus
tave Bender.
The evening times., 1900-05-30

Columbia Theatre-'Men and womea;'' even
ing
National Park-Eastern Athletic Club vs.. Gov
eTrnment Printing Office. 5 p m.
Rive Niew-Steamer Rentz leaves and GAS
p m.
Wildwood-vaudeviIle and dancing; afternoon
ard evening.
Glen Echo Park-Conoert and Battle Of Manila ;
afternoon and evening.
Chevy Chase Lake-Musie afternoon and ilumi-
natiOns evening.
Trains leave Chesapeake Junction daily. 10 a
m. and P. m, Tor Chesapeake Beach on the Bay.
The evening times., 1900-05-30
BEWARE OF A COUGH.

cough is not a disease, but a symptom Con
sumption and bronchitis which are the most dar-
geToGs and fatal diseases have for their first ndi
c@,ion persistent cough, and if properly treated
as soon as this cough appears are easily cured
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has proven wonder
fully successful, and gained its wide reputation
and extensive sale by its success in curing the
diseases which cause coughing II it is not bene-
fetal 1t viii not cost you a cent. For sale by
Henry Evans, wholesale and retail, and all drug
gists.
The evening times., 1900-05-30
Lee Sing HeII in Bail.

Lee Sing, the Chinaman whose place Of business
no Pennsylvania Avenue, between Four-and-a-hali
and Sixth Streets northwest, raided Monday,
was yesterday arraigned before Judge Kimban
charged with permitting gambling on his premises
Detective 4. c. Watson appeared as complainant
Lee sing. through his attorney. asked for a con.
tinuance Of the against MIN, and was released
$500 bond TO appear FOR hearing June g.
The evening times., 1900-05-30
sixty Days for Larceny.

EDWARD T Waller was before Judge Kimbau yes
terday morning on charge Of petit larceny pre-
ferrod by Samuel Aisten. Il was alleged thaJ
Waller stole an overcoat valued at SI4, suit OF
clothes valued at sl4 and a pawnticket for $, al
Of which were recovered. Waller entered plea Of
not guilty. but was ordered to 20 to jail for sixty
DAYS
The evening times., 1900-05-30

John Henry Lee. eolored, about thirty years I'd,
who was taken from No. 40 Pedar Court, t. the
detention camp ten days ago, developed smallpox
xe.aerday and was removed % the hospiIal
The evening times., 1900-05-30
MfIitiumen OInde DTerrv

large crowd attended the muster-in eererc-
mics. annual reception, and dance Of the First
Regiment. Signal Corps, and Ambulance Corps,
District National Guard, az the Washington Light
Infantry Armory last night
The evening times., 1900-05-30
Itching PiIes.-nr. Agnew,s

Itching FiIes--Dr. Agnew's Ointment is
proof against the torments Of Itching Piles. Thou
sands Of testimonials Of cures effected by its
No case too aggravating or too long standing for
1t 10 soothe comfort, and cure. IL cures in
from TO 6 nights. S5 cents Sold by F. s.
Williams Ninth and F Streets; EdmondS & WI
Hams, Third and Pennsylvania Avenue.-Ss.
The evening times., 1900-05-30
THE Suicide OF HGNDF
Coroner CarFs Inquest in the Case
of the Insane Soldier.

The Dead Man Serve0 rs n VOIun-
teer in the War With Spain and
While He Was Stationed with
His Regiment at san Francisco.
The evening times., 1900-05-30
DAILY GRIS7 IN COURT
sudSe Scott PreSideS in Both Pc
lice Branches.

Judge INimbaII Takes Part in Me-
mortal Day ExcrciscS-Fcw Gases
ON the DOclct-The Sentences i'm
posed Upon Offenders Against the
Peace and Dignity OF the District.
The evening times., 1900-05-30
In AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Licensed to NARY.

Marriage licenses were granted to the following
WashingtoaiaRs in Baltimore yesterday: H. Ho-
mer Deeble and Ida v Pemberton; Albert NJ
Smith and Catherine c. Rosser.
The evening times., 1900-05-30
American Forestry Association.

Announcems mt is made thaf the principal sum-
ner meeting of the American Forestry Association
for 1900 viii be held in New York in afili1tion
with the American Association for the Advance
ment Of Science.
The evening times., 1900-05-30
Gbe Gpeuina Cinles
WEDNESDAY, MAY 80, 100.
The Weather Indications.
TFNIPFRATrRF

Cloudy weather, showers tonight and probably
THURSDAY; warmer Thursday; light east to south
winds
The evening times., 1900-05-30

Sun rose......4:S7 An sun sets......7:I7 pm
Noon rises-..--..--.-.-- Moon $40 81
The evening times., 1900-05-30
A KEEN. CLEAR BRAIN.

Your best feelings, your social position, or busi-
ness success depend largely on the perfect action
OF your Stomach and Liver. Dr. Kings New Life
Pills give Increased strength, keen clear brain.
high ambition. 25-cent box viii make YOU feel
like new being Sold by Henry Evans, druggist,
O22 81. NV.
The evening times., 1900-05-30
ADJUSTMENTS

Lamps liz toda, .-----........-. N
Lamps out tomorrow. A. NJ
The evening times., 1900-05-30
NO More Dosing.

TIE THERNOMEDiCATED PAD.
II worn Oser abe stomach. liver. and spleen. viii
cure the naost obstinate Of Indigestion Fiat
utency, Torpid Liver, and Constipation Chills.
and Fever. or M4lariai Poisoning. Catsrrh % the
stomach, etc. Postpaid price. 81 RED DIAMOND
PAD COMPANY. p o BOX 20, Washington, D. c
Item
The evening times., 1900-05-30
FOR A CASE Of the
Observation-Disclosures.
Telephone Today

ing Co. 5 celebrated Diamond or 'Maenchener''
Beer. No holiday complete without them. On
lie everywhere.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-23
Two Train Wrecks,

Denver, Col, Nov. 2l.-Two !
wrecks occurred on the Denver q
Grande railway this morning. I'M
train No. 70, eastbound, on the NJ
gauge, became unmanageable on
grade, and near Gray's station The N
jumped the track and IL cars piled nj
of it. Brakeman Charles Shaw wa
stantly killed. Fireman Albert BIZ
is still under the wreckage and is suN11
to be dead. Engineer Pat Ryan
Brakemen j. d. Dow and Louis Rsdl
seriously injured.
The other wreck occurred short
lance east of Belden on the star
gauge. Freight train No. 81, wssls
broke in two and the rear portion m
the forward part, derailing two cara
tramps were riding in one Of then
one, name unknown, was killed.
other, giving the name Of r. J. w
was badly hurt.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-23

aud how Fred Miller.s father had skinned
aud dressed IL for him, and how he had
Invited all the boys TO dinner.
"Well." said his father, Il don't mind
havin' the boys COME but plain, EVERYDAY
turkeys oil they'll ~, aud that's good
enough for anybody. There won't be- any
frills on our dinner. And hook ahere. "
no added steruly. II don't prove of your
uappin' rabbits Tor fun
Dick was deeply disappointed and soon
went TO bed. but he eoullln't sleep. and in
tho dead OF Night bs stola out of bis room.
"trhis Is nice hx." ht said.
= Ii hc hadn't Invited the boys. he
wouidn't hare car.i, How would he tell
them Of the change IN the menu OF the
expected fsastr lie simply couldn't do
II. that was all. ns the light Of the moon
that came In the window he saw on tho
table bcfor. him the nihhle little animal
tina. be had captured blag by the side
% the big turkey. which had been made
ready for the oven aud was fairly burst.
Ia. with delicious dressing.
.oh. I know what III do, THERE he
said, as he mnfnstened the stout cord that
bound the bnlgins sidrs Of the turkey.
scooped out the dressing stuffed the rab-
biz In the ample cavity aud fastened the
cord again, We'll have the rabbit any
how. but nobody will know till It's cook-
ed"
Then he went back 10 his room.
When he awoke In the morning the
6rxt thought that struck him was thar
his mtschiesons prank might spoil the
whole dinner. Yes. he was sure Z, would.
lie had never heard o. such articles Of
focd being cooked together and he be.
came badly frsxhtened. He FASTENED to
undo his work of the Eight. but II wa.
too late. The turkey. with Its strarrs
eonsort, was already roasting 10 a ni,,.
brown In the oven. He felt very sor-,
and when the boys came he took ,h.r.
asads and told them vtrythinS.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-23
WASHINGTON.

There are afew mild cases Of small
pox at Sprague among children.
The Puyallup hop market is firm and
prices range from II to 14A cents.
The public schools Of Wenatchee are
closed on account Of scarlet fever.
An increasing force of men is en-
ployed on the habor improvement work
at Everett.
Frank Champion, a painter, was Sc
verely and possibly fatally injured re-
Gently at Seattle.
Saturday afternoon the body Of an
Indian was found on sandbar in the
Skagit river at Sterling.
Work on the Seattle new water sys.
tenn has been delayed and water will
not be turned on before Christmas.
Fifteen Tacoma sportsmen have leas.
ed 800 acres Of forest land at Dierin.
ger Of Crawford Anderson. and will
utilize II for a game preserve. Harry
Denham Is president Of the club. i.
The Tacoma-Seattle Railway com.
pany Is preparing for vigorous work in
the construction Of the electric line be-
tWecu tile Two cities.
An order has been placed with w. NJ.
Watt, Of North Yakima, for the ship.
ment OF small lot OF Burbank pota.
toes to Shanghai, China.
The Washington legislature Is to be
petitioned this winter for an appropri-
alton for a Washington display at the
Pan-American Exposition.
NJ. ]. ODonnell and John s. Ruppe.
the two young Seattle men reported as
having probably been drowned in one
OF the sloughs at the mouth OF the
Skagit river. are announced to be safe
and we'll.
A rearend collision on the Great
Northern near Harrington ruined Ave
box cars and made scrap iron OF an
engine. No one killed or even slightly
injured In a smashup that looked In.
tensely serious.
In Seattle street cars collided In n
heavy fog recently. causing a serious
accident near Edgewater. Motorman
Lawrence NJ. Gau has leg broken and
several passengers are badly shaken
up. bruised and cut by broken glass.
One OF the first matters 10 be brought
to the attention Of the King county del.
egation to the legislature Is the estab-
iishment Of a permanent state fair in
western Washington. with Seattle and
Tacoma prominently mentioned assthe
probable site.
Silently but swiftly the water front
OF the city OF Seattle is undergoing a
remarkable transformation. At the
present rate, a year hence the appear.
ance OF the water front will be vastly
Inherent. especially in the central Dor.
ton. from that to which old residents
OF the city have been accustomed for
years past.
The omcial estimate Of the pack Of
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-23

was saying to her husband us Dick step
ped la the door.
Mr.. Morris laughed.
did | bring anythlngf lia! ha! I
brought "A thlrty-tive FOUNDER. ! sold the
colt this afternoon aud turned NIL the
money over TO Pritchard and that just
raised the mortgage on our home. l tell
you. was mighty thankful. aud
thought we'd celebrate the occasion
'mong ourselves with the biggest turkey
We could get. How's thatf" he said.
holding the fowl Mt arms length.
Couldn't we have rabbit. too?" Dick
suggested as he laid his bundle on the
table.
Mercy sakes!' exclaimed his mother,
"wherc did you get that?'
With reluctance Dick told how In the
spirit OF fun he had trapped tho rabbit
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-23
WRECK Of FREIGHT mi
ON SPOKANE AND NoRrr,,.
Near Town Of DPaxOou-n
KILLED and Several Wouss.A
Freight Car Had Four,s.
lists In IL.

Spokane. Nov. ia fatal vr...
Cured on the Spokane Falls 4 ~
ern railway at 4 p. m. Sunda,
miles south Of Dragon station
man was killed and two other.
tanned serious injuries.
The train was the regular 49,
bound freight. 1t consisted Of ~
cars and caboose. When at thu ~
where the tragedy occurred tho ~
spread because Of the action a. -
and rain under the ties and fou, J.
were thrown from the track dr.
rather steep grade. The enr,n. y.
tender were left on top of the ~
also the remaining four cars ~ n
train and the caboose.
The four cars which were vra..j
were loaded with sacked lime. I, y
of the cars II men were stealing ~
One of these men, John Klein :,
caught beneath pile Of wreckass !.
crushed to death. Several other :,
pinned down by timbers. p,ts1
WEIGH and Richard Hooking were a,
ged out later by the trainmen WIN
Welch's collar bone was broken
his back and shoulders were sevs,
bruised and cut. Hocking's right \
was broken in two places. Both =
were unconscious when found hy
trainmen and were nearly su1oc.s
under bursted sacks Of lime.
How the other occupants Of thu
escaped serious injuries Is a matts
speculation. They were imprisouu
the overturned car and when the =
was finally opened by the trainmm
men left the scene at once, appam
not caring what became OF their vor1
ed companions.
From letters and papers found o.
person of the dead man it bss
known that the mans name was
Klein. Apparently he came to Y,
ington from Indianapolis, Ind. m
ly, as a letter from his brother. n
Klein, Is dated at indianapolis
TENDER 81. In the letter some n
ence is made to the opening Of tai
vile reservation. This, together
a copy Of the proclamation concen
the opening, seems to establish the
that John Klein came to the stah
tending to take up land on the ri
The deceased was about 30 yeau
age. He was of medium height
ewighs about ITO pounds. He bad
hair and a red beard. In his pa
were a gold watch and some mong
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-23
Dicks Thanksgiving Dinner.
~ JOSEPHINE voss.
n ATE on tn. day b.ss. Th.sl.xiv.

n ATE on the DAP bsf~s Thssksxiv-
IA lag the boys wers returning after
60 day spsas In the wood. aud all
vsse IN Aish spirits They had .ueeced-
- 10 trapping . rabbit. which was now
siuns over Dick Morris shoulder In
eportssaaniike fsshien. for 10 him vas
1ss most Of the cssdst Of capturing II,
ssA ~ fslt vsry proud.
what are you soins 10 do with the
ssboat. DEAR Edward White asi.ed,
saalss admirtnsly at II.
~Ia. thss's H." sxclAimsd Archie
khed>a. what viii b. doas With IN
1emesedy tell
Why, COOK II. of courSe." said Dick,
ssd th~s happy thought struck him.
"Os. III tell yeu What. fe,io~s. Well
have u fos dinnsr TO morrow. What did
- catch Il for II ne dida't van, 10 use
MI And glowing with pride. he gave
Oh tn boys hearty invitation 10 dianss
Of bic home the neat day.
"lts . gof' shouted Fred Miller: .fts
. -. III come early In the morning so's
% b 90 time"
With burst OF pleasure His compsn.
teaa Joined him In accepting the In vita.
ton. and thea all vent home TO dream
u ~ wovrow's feast when they would
psrsaks es the spoiis Of the days advrn
snrs
"pld you bring sny,hiug from town 70
sSs tsAsAsssvins dinusry' Ma MORT
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-23

Umatilla county annual teachers In
stitute. Pendleton, December 81.
w. o. Zeigler, Of Eugene. picked from
" Baldwin trees 100 bushels of apples.
Staging between CoQuille and Marsh.
field has been discontinued on account
of bad roads.
Lakeview will have an express office
as soon as arrangements are completed
with Wells-Fargo.
Work on the bridgings and gradings
at Iawton is progressing fsvorably.
two carloads OF matchwood were
shipped from Coquille to San Francisco
last week.
It is reported that Indians are kill
ing many deer at the head OF Belshaw
Creek and on Birch Creek. In Grant
county.
Miss Lulu Jones, the victim Of the
murderous assault at Jefferson. short
time ago, is out Of danger and is near
Ing recovery.
The storms Of last month carried
away 10 bents from the end Of the Coos
Bay jetty, and was the most severe ever
known since the work was inaugurated.
Residents Of the Panhandle" in Un-
ion county have petitioned the postal
department that the winter mail sched-
ule out Of Baker City be altered SO as
to make Rishland the night station.
Fred Hyde died at the County Hospi-
tai at Pendleton recently from the ef-
fects OF being struck on the head by a
piece of rock as large as mans hat
| at Nolin, 16 miles west Of Pendleton.
Hans Fischer, a laborer and miner,
who was on his way to the Asylum
from Sumpter died an hour before
Sheriff Huntington was to start with
| him on the train. He suffered from
| epileptic fits, and from which death
resulted. When the men went to put
on his shoes for the trip. they discov.
cred he was dead.
Governor Geer has appointed r. Alex.
ander, of PendletOn, member Of the
commission to represent Oregon at the
Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo
and D. H. Stearns, of Portland, dele
gate to represent the state at the Irri.
cation Congress, to be held in Chicago
November 21-24. Other delegates will
be appointed on the latter commission,
If suitable persons can be found who
will attend.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-23
THAI, giving long ago.


There we're uaeies. annts aud cousins. by the
siAss end the dosens
There Was such greaning table. the
cutsst roasted pig.
Thsss we're puddinss, pies aud cherries. aud
apple tAFts and berries,
AHd doushnats, cake aud raisins. aud tur-
keys ell ~ big.
Aod they did NOT serve In courses. and post.
pfanaiai diseour.~s
Were not ~ much Ia fashion. but the
stories had theit share
OF the old time pioneering. Of the heartiness
and ch~ssino
OF tbs sympath-t neighbor. aud the In.
aisa asd tbs bear.
Asd we found the apple elder aud the old
potato siievr.
And u. bins for all the apples. aud pre-.
serves sni picked pears.
Asd 80 ragged The gloomy garrett W. were
very brave to dare a.
But the boz OF maple sugar aud dried fruit
usr~ ~ the stairs
A. sfcand the haru " rnlllckrd. aud
Through the lofts ~e froiieksd.
Asa We ranged the tufuip cellar. aud Nc
tunihlcd IN The straw,
Aa0 - heard the cattle muaehlng. aud the
loWinf anil the eIunehtng,
49, - enmbed aiang the maagerv where
IL Aessss fed. With awe.
. tAst ~as Thanksgiving that was worth
Asa l..4 s !: .. sssf 90 much ,.ssr .aa NJ,
- sneoth In dow.
Aod vssods somehow were nearer, and
loved ones ~ much desrer
Whea ~ usat dowa 10 sraaduna's Tor
Ihsahsssvins. long ago.