davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

secured a temporary injunction preventing
Crane from disposing OF the property and
secured a restraining order to keep Crane
from visiting her home. This order was
modified so that he could go home for
clothing. His visit tonight was his first I'm
many months. After his arrival there bs
commenced a discussion OF their business
affairs and in few moments the tragedy
resulted
Mrs Crane was originally from New Or
leans
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
Cotton Market Excited.

NEW YORK, July s.--The cotton market
was very excited today, fluctuations being
violent and transactions reaching 10000
bales for the half session. Closing last
night at lG Tic, October contracts sold as
low as 1O.43c at the opening and before the
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

HAGERsTOWN, Ind July S.-Casbier
Bowman OF the ltagerstOWn National banE
who committed suicide on July q was
defaulter 20 the extent OF at least SlO9 40
This amount may be increased when HE
muddled books and confused mass ~ ne
pers have been thoroughly examinSS -,
Receiver J. A. SpekenhieT. -
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

close had rallied to 10 soc, an advance Of the
lowest OF about Sis5 a bale. The closing
was firm at "A net advance of to Y points.
with an opening decline of IA TO
2S points.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
A bIiracuIous Escape

from bleding 10 death had A. Plnske.
Nashotah. Wis, who healed his wound
with Bucllen's Arnica Sslve. 25c. For
sale by Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-12

ring gelungen. Gnitor G1os. @og-
ner, Der Appitel Der einfadJen 2ebens-
weiie, ertlGrte, ais er iid) in 9teiu-
yorf oos Stiid aniob, oaB oaiielbe
cine Mlmoriitii6e 8ieoergabe Der
yGinfahen 2%ebeIspeiie" lei. Selten
iino aud Die GoIelt bon 10 tiidtigen
&rGften beieBt gemeien, mie Oieies bel
,Mlrs. @iggs Of tie Cabbage Yatd"
oieies SSabr Der Sal tit. Srau WaOge
Carr Goof ais Mrs. @iges, Selet
2olpca ais WiB So5p mo g9iaiom
z. Soogc ais Sr. Stubbins bobet
lif in Gem-Yorf nit ibren Seiltun-
aen NIT &ubm uno Gbre beoeft. Sic
merben bon 26 anoeren aiinItlern
unterltiist. SelbitneritGnolid iino
Seenerie lrno aoitiine 10 n~oturgetreu
bcrgeitclt, oaB Die 3uidauer iid III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-12

Berionen pirfen bel Der 9luffii6rilng
NIT. 9oitiine mlo Scenerie iollen
ilber ole aritif erboben Ieit. Nn Der
Spite DER 5lpon5ig rei5enben 9amcn
ipelde i'm Serloufe Der @unolung oltf-
treien, ltebt Die punoerbiibi6e Ollie.
Hnie, cine Seiltdn5erin BON ieltcner
9egobung. SIS finoen am 0ienitog
Nonnerlto0 nno Somltag Nadumit.
gs-9oritellungen Itott.
30 arplono Sbeater."
Gin 9eoiegenes &auoepiQe : Gro-
gronm gclongt bieie Isolde i'm
MdrplanO Sbeater" CUR auffiib-
rlil9. Mn Der Spise oeiiel6en Itelyt
Der betannte 9ibnenfiinitler arhie
Bono, melfcr, pon tiihtigen aiinIt-
fern unterltiitt, Die aelunaene Eoiie
.4fter Manp 0ears" sur slnfiiib-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-12

Die @cid)idtc oeS StiideS lit mobl ci-
ncm jeOcn &bcotcrbeiu6cr 6cfoumt,
ocnn oniielbc lit felt 3obren ollf ser
cl9lii6cn @iibue nit llie pcrnUhocr-
tenn Grtolg nufgciiibrt moroen. Shon
mGGrenO Der gan5cn berfloiienen
@odJc mar Der &oruerfolli bon Sisen
iiir oieie @ode Elm bc0tltenoer. d
oNeuc& AuOitorium."
IS ~untcrlie0t feincm 3meiiel, bob
On5 n9huoitorium" oicie @ode t1glid)
pole @0uier icheu miro, Qelungt ood)
ooielbIt oA @ot Olo Ginc, cines Der
bcitcn mniifoljihen &uitipiele, pelhe
iendl9 bier acic6en DllrOert, sur 9ltf-
%iiibrrng. GoS Stiid lit iiir sic oicS-
iGbrigc @nlttour poQfomnlen umge=
nrbcitet moroen, uno mcr eS 5llpor 9e-
le6en bat, Ger miro iid oieieS So6r
nod uicl better u~nterbolten. @ier5iq
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-12

Ger 3itber GIu6 IS q T.
monte" belt feline regelmGBigc
llcbungSitlnoe inn n2obor.2 pceum"
inter 2eitlrng ieineS 9irigcnten 8.
Seilmamn. IS mllroen iGmmtli6e
Atltmmern fir ooS am "A. MGr5 in
Der oBbilontbropic Solle" Itottiill,
oenoe CONCERT fleiBig olrdoenom-
men. Nad) oe%rlcl6cn mltroe eine@e-
ld1ftSIibung a~69ebaltelt, INN oQegor-
b%ereitungeu fiir Dos CONCERT gum glb.
l6luB 5t brinaen, 90 ooS@ro9ronm
Elm iebr ~gelpGblteS lit mo ser Club
aud feline Wiiben gei6eut bat, nm
OoIielbe gut sum- Gortroge 5u britt
gerL 10 bofit man allen 6reunoen oeS
Clubs einem Gonge 9ebeqten @ult-
Idle lpieoer einmnl entipre6en 81
fonnen. Sic 9eomten ocS &ereins
iinO; s. 6eiit, grGiioent, s. 5ritidl
8ice = 8r1iioent, 9. 2uutpnbod, &C.
fretGr, u. @iiit 8inon5 . SefretGr,
i. Irolo, S6atmeiIter, OSluolbSeil-
mann, Girigent.
Nngen eb me Il b + + q.
hun9. - Srau &otb. Giermonn
CAB Dem 0oneu = 8erein n9aoorio",
Oeiien Br0iiOentin lie lit, Elm gemiit6'
lid)es&offee $ GrGn5den, uno 5ugleid)
miroe Die Sefretdrin 6rou ". &dgel,
Satin oes &rn. Sobn SGgel, anlGB.
lid ibreS @eburtstages urf oos In.
genebmlte iiberroi6t, inoem i6rSrau
giermonn inn Ndmen oeS g%enonnten
Sereins cine prohtooQe EnnldDs
9otple, iomie Elm pertbboQes 6obm.
Serpiee iiberreihte. Gas ouf'S bod.
ite iiberroidte @e6nrtstagsfino be-
oonfte Iif bieraltf nit riibrenoen
@orten. Sr. Senrp Giermoun er.
freute Die onneienben 0amen ourf
Yiano Soils, uno 10 berbradte nan
bel @eiong uno 8l1ierflong einige
iebr b%ergniigte S%tunoen.
Sn E9ilaoelpbfo gefans
gen. - 9eteftip &ras miro beute
ODER morgen nod HGilaOelpbia geben,
INN Ben 80 Sabre olten Seemarm
8otrid u. 0olon 81 bolen, iuelder
bort auf Die ACKNOWLEDGING perhaitet
lit, am I. WGr5 bier in Baltimore
ieiner aoitbmlsipirtbin Srou Innie
3otcliff bon Nr. 906, Siio.9rodo-
NOR, 1925 IN 9~aargelo, cine 9oloene
ll6r 5ltin @ertbe bon $50 unb einen
lleberrof ST $40 e~eitoblen gu baben.
Srou @aocliff bate iid oos 8elo fir
cine &eile mad europa geipart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-12

ring 6rin9t. Server fnoen mir auf
Dem Erogromm Grobo, oen europGi.
ifen SongIeur, MoOOor umo 8rontp
NIT ibrer Sfi55e She 5beipian ouo
the Nteiicn9er, &obu Bird Den
N|mm nit Den oielcn @iiteu. 6oco-
tino unO Stcpeu3. Singer mo GGu.
ser, Sri. Mtortbo, bic be0obtc Soli-
tin, mo Die Grope5saiinitler Mfco-
fling, &omrcnce mo 0aQ. 9luf Dem
9iogropben pcrOeu ncllc 8ilocr Dor
gefiibrt. IS finocu tGgIi6 Mutiuec'n
bel popul0rcn Ereilcn ltutt.
n8luncp'@ EGenter."
nWr&iB"," Die bcriibmte 9romoti=
lotion BON Bret @artc'S ielielnOcr Grs
51blln9 gelon9t Oicie @ohc in o9los
nep'S 3bcoter~ sur Nniiiibrlmg. Die
Gcntrol-6 igur Der Gr5Gbllm9 iomobl,
ais 0eS 0romna lit zines iener bc5al-
bernoen @eien, melbe man umuia-
fiirlid lieb geminnen mltB. sic lit
Elm ed)teS 9Snturfino, nit einem Ser
sen lpie @olO 10 rein. Sbre friibeitc
Gr5iebung bat itc in oen Golifornier
@oIogrGbersSo9ern %Gcfunbcn. Sic
i6leiht iih in ollie Screen Elm, INN
ooriu 5l ucrueilcL iei c9 I'M criten
9Gtt, no lie nit ibrem &otcr, cinem
SrumtenbolOe, eri6eint noer ipGter
nit Dem SdulmetIter, Dem tic be
Id6mt ibre &iebe geitebt. Die Belt ser
@anolung lit in Die Siini5iqcr Sobrc
lnb Der Srt uod Californian perlegt.
DAB eS Oo on nufregenoen Sceren
nidt mangelt, lit ielbitperitGnoIid).
Sri. gtellie Mc6enrp tritt in Der Gitel-
role ollf uno tie miro BON tiihtigen
aroften m1tcritiiBt. GS finoen am
Wtontag, Mithupt, Sreitog II. Sont-
ltog Wotincc'n bel % Gcnta Gintritt3-
gelo ltott.
IS oIIt0upItr. Gbcatcr."
Nlld in D&olioapitroBcn-G beoter"
tomntt bieie No6e eilt populGrcS
Stiid sur guffiibrung, IS lit Dies
pllncle Som'S Cabin. &r. u. $.
0oni0ion miro ole intereiionte HoIlc
OeS gnipoIts oMorfo" ipielen, uno
olt6 Die Hole bes .llncle Com" liegt
in %belpGbrtcn &0ltoen.
vWt onumentnl Gbcuter."
Die v0ointD 9udcB So" tritt oieie
@o6e I'M DM}ouumentol p Gbeotcr"
ollf Rielcl6e lit ieit Z Sobren inter
Der perionliden Seitung OeS &rn. g.
8, @eber, uito sic Iod6often Sotprcn
vgSbo'S q &ie?" unO ~ 0op at the
Sea Shore" merOen iiderlid) ebcnio
9roBc In5icbungStroft o%nsiiben, rpic
Der aus biibiden MtGoden b~eItebcnoc
Gbor. Inter Den Gin5elooriteacrn,
meIfe oliftreten meroen, bciinoen iib
Charles &%obinion, SomeS mo Sable
Heonaro, 6rebcrid un0 5re0erif,
Hon5ctto irn6 De 2oir, Hino @ortb
nno Sur0 un0 SatplPr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-12
gloditrobe, t122 bis 1880 unO

gloditrabe, 1t22 bis 1880 uno
1t48.
Go6leItroBe, 204, 4Ot bis 407.
GommerceItraBe, POS, 210, 214,
go, 226, 234, 225 bis 800.
GonnItroBe nno GbeltnutitraBe,
GmorD- lmo 0rpoen ? Gigentbum,
6rcOeriditr = 0od mo 0'9onneG's
8erftc, StontS , 5o6ufs Soger-
holtS.
MiaitroBG 5t7 bis 521, 9lmerican
San So, @oglc @igentbum.
WcGloerrb'a @bort 205, 221, 321
bis $50.
8rattitroBc, 2t9 bis 223, 3t3, All,
5O7, III.
gottcrIonItroBc, 206 bis 2t0, 222
bis 226.
SoutbItraBe, 200, POP, 203 biS207
2t3, 2t9, 233, 239 bis 245.
Gigentbum ser Baltimore II. Che
iopcufc II. g(tlontic Steamboat SO.
Smttb'S NSbart 2Ol DIS 2l3, III,
243, 3Ot, 3t7, gigcntbum ser @am'
brill W2fg. SO.
Speor'8 gSborf 2t0. 2i2, 906.
Union God, 526 bis $50, Do Vap
Cine = Gigentbum.
'gScIt Sails = gpcnuc, 2t2, PA.
3O6 bis 1924, 5t2 bis sis, COG bis
6tO, SIG bis ego.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-12
2(nfere G6eater.
o@uiif Nta0cmte."

Cine fir beige (6cuter6cnldcr
nele Graa00in sri. &once 0'9ieiL,
bcginnt am MontuQ in Ger oWtuiif-
Afaoemic" Elm eimp0hiNe5 GngoQc-
ment, NIT Motinee'u om @}ithuody
rnO Somitoa. 0bQteih in 9altis
more iucniger befomt, lit Sri. O'9}eil
feline SremOe fiir icne qroBe Sloiie,
Oie iib in 9e5ug ollf ole 666erc Gorm
0e3 Dramas oii Dem 2ouienocn cr-
crbdlt. Sic 6eiinoet iid felt 10 SOB
rem ami DER @iibne, 5u mclder 3cit
Otc&eo Mantin Tie in Sou Ironci&co
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-12

49, Die narbeiter= SieoertofelA fei..
ert ibr o~iesidbriges garnepalsieit am
Montag, ben 10. Mar5, nit einem
oui's Bette porbereiteten Wosfenbaae
in Der y@ermonia.M Gnnerhor>Saue"
0fit elmer originelen sl%uffiihriing,
.Sraum uno 8irfli6feit" repr6ienti-
reno, miro Der gaa III intereiianter
Beiie erofinet. Siderlid peroen Die
pielen Sreunoe oes 8ereins regen an.
tbeil an Dem 6cite nebmen uno Inn
Die nusgeieeten iuertbpoaen 8reiie,
ie6s fir gin5el.Weosfen uno sebn fiir
@ruppeit, einen lebbaften @etteifer
entfalten. Der Gintrittspreis betrdgt
20 Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-12
cine IanoIi4e @egenO periest nab

cine Idn0lide @egenO oeriebt pab-
nctt.
oG6oic'5 GBeater."
Ole De gsitt So" brimat oicie
@od,c in yGboie'S Gbcoter" od0 be-
riibmtc 0romo oE6c Slpo 0rpban9"
.5tr g%uffii6rma iibcr5euGt DAB Oo3-
icl6c ni1t mlr pom 4ublitum Qiinitig
auigcuommcH meroem ionocrn olth
pom Ser @cieai6oit in actrcucr @eiic
mic0erQc1cbcu mcr0cn miro. Die ice
uii0en Gficttc merOeu nirtlid groB-
ortjg iciu. Sri. A0elaioc Semi bat
ole Sole Der nSouiie" iibcrnonm1elt
mo Sri. &ro6 @ia9 Ole Der oNcuz
%ricttc,~ ocn nG6epolier &c GouOrcu"
miro &r. W}ortiu 9(liop nieOcrQcbcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-12
SurtIdJritt zines natiUnalen Sn'
Itituts.
Gnormer @eIoumiob Der DEruoeit'
ttol" bon Reluarf. - 2onge Site
erItflaIiiger Sefuritdten.

~
e%rItflaIIiger Sefuritdten.
Die 90. Sobress glbrehnung Der
PRUDENTIAL" bon Gteruorf, RS, Die
oil an0erer Stele oeS a8eutlhen
GorreiponOentcn" oeroffentIidt lit,
6elueiit ooB Ole Gompoanie IN tlnoil-
5ieler Siniid)t unb i'm &ertranen oeS
8llbIitums Itdrfer lit, oils 5ltpor. 0os
Sobr 1904 5eigt ungemobnIide Sort
I6ritte in allen 8beilen oeS 8eIfoftes
Ser Gcn1pogrtie. sic bat 3t2 Wlillio-
men Collars in neien 8oIicen alisge-
felt uno be5obIt; eS lit Dies oas
ar0Bte NeIultot irgeno zines SobreS
in Der @eii6dte Ger nYruoential".
Die 3abl Der Bolicen mllr0en Ourh
iiber 100000 %permebrt, 10 oaB lett
i'm @an5en nabe5u 100000 Yolieen
in Srait limo. 9aS totale Serlide.
runqSsHiiifo errei6t ben enormen Be
trao bon iiber elmer Billion Collars.
8Gbreno OeS SobreS 5obIte 6te nYru-
O%entiol" iiber $t3.000,000 an feline
Yolicen. Subober ans, pobreno lett
Der Organization Scr Gompdgnie Der
EotoIbetrog oieier 3obluugen iiber
$92,000,000 lit.
Der SinusouSmeiS lit ungeiuobn.
lid flor mo iiber5Gtgeno; Die Gut
baben Der gontpognie muroen NM
fiber $t6,000,000 uno onf iiber $SS,-
100000 erbobt. Die i'm Nusiueis ole
%gefiibrte Aualplc 5eigt Bob oieie @utz
boben bon beltem Gborotter lino, 10
muroen 3. .. $t5,600,000 olf 1909
critic Sppotbefen ouf @i9entbtm I'M
@ertbe bon $40.000y00O mhSgelieben.
SIM Bette Der Gompo9tie befinoen
iid) @~runoItiide I'M &ertbe bon $t2,-
100000, 9obn-O bligotionen I'M @er.
tbc BON $27,000,O00, Wnni5ipol- uno
9unoeS.O blieotionen I'M Wertbe bon
ii6er $4,000,000 uuo sftien bon geas
tionoIs9 anfen II. 5ruIt.Gompagnie'n
inn @ertbe bon iiber $4,0O0,000. Die
GotolfoIten 0ieier SefuritGten luoren
$40697, 570.44, mo oo oieie iest eli
men Morthpertb BON a. ,128.567.S7
bobcn, 10 ergiebt iih, bob iid) ibr
@ertb ieit Der 9eiboffung INN ST.
100000 erbobt bat. Der &%eIerpeforo
ser Gompo9nie 5itm Sdub Der BOLT
cen.S nbuber bot cine Sobe BON nabe-
5u $74,OO0,00O uno Die @rtboben emf.
boIten einen lleberibuB fir Die Solis
cen.Snbaber I'M 8etroge bon $t3,-
325, S66.33. SIM 8on5en sencmmen,
lit Der Nuslpeis elm ungemein 5nfrie-
benIteaenoer, iolpobl fir Die Cont
pagnie, ais aud fir Die 9iuloen oer-
ielben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-12
Sdiiisfarten bon nno nadj 9entid.
Lamb.

Bon Baltimore biz Bremen: Sea-
iiite $42.50 uno $44.50, 3wifdenoef
$33; bon Bremen bis Baltimore:
aaiiite $50, 3wiihenoed (fiir ole
9aIiasiere) $3.50. Sbeo. $. 9iener
e &c., 3inlmer Nr. 8, ia Git
2erington Str. @eIopediel nno
@eloienounaen. cas-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-12

cntoedtc uno i6rc lulente erfoultc.
sic bat iid) fuit oitai6licBlid] Ocm
fIoiiiihen Grnmu geui0mct mo i6rc
|tbeotrolildc @r5iebunq in ser beitcn
Shule, Dem Gbcotcr, Qcuoiirn, &br
&cpcrtoirc it, mic fol9t: 0Iontag
ra0nigin Gliiobetb bon GngImno "
9iGtitaa 2(ben0 uHop 6oHita oAia=
tinec a@iogoo," Mittmod oGbe 6irc9
Of ct. %obn," 0onncrItaa Nbeuo
r9ie 3iioin" mo Grcita9 nno Som-
itog N6eno oMocbctb". Sri. O'9fei(
miro o2nop W}ncbctb" mo &err 0aI-
ton oMoc6et6" ipielen.
D6orO'S OpcrnbouS."
gtn6 $50 nod chamber io~lgeu0cn
8oritcaungeu inn oSopoD Ibcdter"
in GtemsOorf miro Oieie ISOLDE gN}r$.
@iggs Of tie Go6o09c @otd" in
D6orO's O~pcru6onS" sur 2htiiii6-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-12

~" Cos jGbrlide San5fr1n5den
1lno Souper oes .8ermonia : Ser
aniigungs. 8ereins" bon Der n@erma.
nio-2oge" oes Sreimaurer : Sroens
finoet naditen Mittfpo6 in Sa3n8er's
Saae, Gar. iii, @eit /. JranflinitroBe,
itott. ,4sm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-12

'"* SIN 12obor.2pceum" finoet
6eite iuieoer cine Der 10 beIiebten
observation-disclosures ltatt. Inter
anoerem meroen oaielbit beiueglide
giloer uno iauitrirte @elange porge-
fiibrt. Obne 3meifel pirO iif Die
ltnterboltune pieoerum reft guten
0eli6eS erfreien.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-12-23

eyes and r,.' checks and the SNOWY
teeth ShoW.&. between the smiling
Fps. And the ,amc are light looked on
the hnudS0mc. clear cut features of the
tall m,lu with hiS fond and protecting
air "A fine couple" it Spluttrred "A
fine couple. Nh. I've seen many such,
but they all cuI thc same way"
With this pcssimiStic remark the light
blink"d wic'."lly. The door closed on
ly along tn" IM,cli carpet waiting for
that lor1lly pU'Spnagc the head waiter
to assign t.r,u T. place This aStute
pCrSonIGn instantly Sizel them up as
recently wcl.,cd couple and beckon-
ed them t. an ,.i"ul spot. n coy little
table in Il conner half surrounded by
palms. There they were shut in from
pryiug eyes 'ud shut ont of the hurry
and noise of I = rest of the world. As
work of .prrcrogation the head
waiter brought bowl of white roses
and with an mctuouS smile. directed
at no one in particular, set them in the
center of tn" table. and this called up
pretty blISh on the fair ones checks.
Clinton tool, the elaborate menu una
with hopeless glance ut its foreign
names han4r it to his bride, saying in
the blind hop" that she understood it.
You order the dinner, honeybum."
Miriam glanced in the mirror md
gave Il cry of dlSmay.
"Oh. am perfectly dSrcput Die.
Just look ut my halr.'
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-12-23

In 1900 the terms of peace between
France and Austria were argued and
agreed to on Christmas. In these Aus
tria was forced to make several large
gifts of territory to France, and Italy
to acknowledge Napoleon as king of
Italy.
The United States forces began their
withdrawal from Charleston, :. c., tn
Fort Sumter on Christmas, 1850.
Under durcSS from the powers, Tur-
key, on Christmas, 1876 gave out a
new constitution for the whole Otto
man empire, which granted Christians
equal rights with Mohammc !auS-a de
cree, by the way. which the sultan be
gan chcerfully to diSobey as soon as
the durcSS was removed
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-12-23
christmas
7 riiVlnapLn
By GEORGE LAY LAW

FTER II little over 800 years
- from the birth Of its founder
Il Christmas has become the
most generally observed re
ligiouS holiday on earth. There is
scarcely land beneath the sun that
does not witness some celebration of
the day set apart to commemorate the
birth of the Carpenter of Nazareth
While i'll many ASjatic countries few
participate in these celebrations. there
are vet enough so that all proplrs are
learning the Significance of the ccrc-
mony. Then. too. the number. of actual
participants is increasing year by year.
so that it takes no very great stretch
of the imagination to picture Il time
when Christmas ohScryanccs will be
practically UNIVERSAL
The charge of the Master to carry his
gospel to all the world has been re-
ligorSly obcvcd. and the prophr,.y of
the thousand years of peace which were
to follow close ON that cousummotfon
should be on its way or the six CONT
ncntS Christianity entirely dominates
four and is rapidIy wiuuin,, lis way i'm
the other two Both North and South
America are Christian i'm every mart
The same is true of Australia and the
surrounding islands constantine Ans.
traIasin All Ilurnrr fnI.nv,s tho y.,,n
faith. with the siugIr execution of lhn
southeastern corner bnInunfnu f., ,rur-
key. ana even Il cou~i,icrahIr part of
the Turkish empire, intending Armenia
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It's etymoioGF GoeSn't matter much.
Some of the fal'rS make enough by
their petty trade to graduate into man
ufacturcrS of Christmas novelties or
even into Il higher line of business, and
it is we'll known that one of the
wealthi"st men of New Orleans, who
owns sugar plantations. stores and fac
tories, once pcddlcd ShocStringS
Carrying his capital in his pack. the
wandering salesman is independent to
degree rarely cquuled except by the
!dle rich and Weary Willie. In the
Oldcn days. before the invention Of
the newspaper and the telegraph. me
diaeval merchants. travelling from pal
ace to palace and from town to town,
shared with the troubadourS the pro-
fessim of disseminating the news.
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pecially rs the waiter set the dish so
the words should read. The little CLAIMS
went where all good CLAIMS should 90,
and two hearts began To soften mScu-
sibly. Two squalls, nesting side by
side on toast, We're accompanied by
two cards bearing the legend:
"PEACE on EARTH"
The salad was delicious, the entrees
a dream, and with each course came
two cards with some sentiment calcU-
lated to remind the recipients of the
day. IIoncyb0y pushed his cards in
gloriouSly away, but honcybun gath
cred hers in Il neat heap. The last
course was ice crcam-vcry pink-and
nodded into the shape of IL large heart
with white ribbon tied in true low
er's knot around it, but the heart was
broken through the middle and press
ed apart deity. a single card read:
"CIIRISTMAS NIGHT.
PEACE AND GOOD WILL.
GET TOGETIIER.'
Even Clinton now saw. but he
thought this was all the clever work of
hOncybun. He looked at her. She was
all rosy and sweet no longer pale and
hungry Maybe, too, the good dinner
had something to do with il. but he
beamcd love on homeybum. and reach
ing over took her little left hand ana
kissed the wedding ring. Neither ever
knew that the fat head waiter nearly
danced in his retreat us he saw the
broken heart drawn together and eaten
from the same dish by both. He sighed
rs he whispered, Il have reunited
them. but this house has lost two Gus
TONER'S"
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Within two miles of Bethlehem is IA
well which is said to have been the
one from which the mighty men of bat
tie in Israel. after breaking through
the PhiliStinc host, brought water to
David in rcSponS" To his exclamation.
"Oh, that one would give me To drink
of the water from the well which is by
the gate" David refused to taste the
water for which his brave men had
risked their lives a'd poured it out as
an Offering to God. Some picturesque
ruins are said to b. those of the home
of David's youth.
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PEACE ON EARTH.

q CRHNDS Of steel and cable bind
~ Closer all Of Humankind.
lind the workers Of TIE world
Dave common nag unfurteI.
Cheusbt and traffic Danish strife;
Love becomes the law Of life.
NTINGCGGN hundred ycars ago
Came a message sweet and low;
lind that song by angels sung
Chrougb the centuries has runs.
barR 1t rises once Again,
Peace on earth, gooi VIII 10 men,"
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TN this later. brighter day
L Ire We nearer paace than thcy2
stu sur soil w.tA bIcoi IS w.t
Oar is round about us YET.
uiI the Carnage ever ccaSC1
Still we bear the song Of peace.
TC will come. Cts not y d1aam.
4 CArouTh the darRGcsJ 5asncs a sIcam
'I.5 4 GImpsc. pr9ph:cY
or the years that are - be-
OF a new time come 10 birth.
OF the dawn Of Peace on earth.'