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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-25

Coming Events Of Wee at: the
Y. N. \ St3 I WA
4 Wednesday, January S44;, !, \,
basket ball y. NJ. c, a second team
Tvs. Normal school. 1.
Thursday January &c, s r. M /, bust
ness, and professional mems gym
class. Meeting otiyoung mems Build.
Ing Fund Committee. p Junior
class In gymnasium
Friday, January II, . 2. Nj, yNyos
mans Auxiliary first annual 5recep.
ton, address BY Mrs. Robert Reed, of
Wheeling. Young mems gym class.
Saturday, January IS, a y A. NJ, Jun,
lor class In gymnasium IS F. M, has.
ket ball practice, \ II
Sunday. January %, ~ / I. Nj, first
conference and organization 81 com
mitteet Of Atty t50) s3,3s
Monday. January 30, 4; P. + NJ, Man;
dolin club rehearsal, Mr.. Hyde. az
rector 80 p. &c Glce club srehear.
sal, Mr., Brobst director; 9 y, NJ;
business and professional gym class,
Mr.. Williamson, director. i &
I :. 4 ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-25
LIKE A. HAYsTAc,k,
THE sLocuM FIRE,
Captain Edward Van Wart, Veteran,
Pilot, startlcs Court With Epi-
tome Of the Disaster. gsi

MEN, YORK, Jan. 25.-While
Captain Edward Van Wart, pilot Of
the burned steamer General slocum,
told the story Of the vessels destrue,
|tion In the United States Court, a
score sof women, survivors Of 1.-the
tragedy, Ewept silently. The weather
beaten veteran OF tho wheelhouse
was the second witness In the trial
Of Assistant inspectors Fleming and
I.undenberg for manslaughter in con:
nection ;witlrithe3 disaster; and his tale
was thrilling in spite OF It's homely
phrasing,tits economy Of words and
the fiat, scarcely audible monotone
Of its recital. .s !. Il \
.Althonghia witness for the prosecu;
tion, thea pilot appeared utterly
unconscious that any! one was Ito
blame. that anything extraordinary
had happened lngfewer than q hun:
dred words he summarized the period
from the appearance Of the flames
to the Bleaching of the boat.
i ows, said he. Nv rushed herfup ths
oWs,'' said he. ire rushed her up the
!, river to- North Brother Island, where
4 we ljeached her sort OF diagonally,
and i 81 climbed through the pilot
house window and jumped overheard
I and swan ashore. q
n The startling ease with which tho
nautical mind could n apitomlze the
] story: OF the slocum disaster, involy'
Ing ialleged criminal negligence and
! costing lives OF more than a thousand
persons, fairly took away the breatt
Of the Court, made the governments
attorneys. gasp. and even compelled
counsel for the defense TO sit up ant
rub their eyes. Mr.. Baldwin. specia
: counsel for the government. under
!, took to4induce Sthe pilot to amplif.
! hlsidescriptlon, but with little success
!, He asked: !tt s$jS g5Sll +
Z Did you see the hurricane dec
fall?i2 \;
!. mo. Captain Van schalck, Secon
Y Pilot Edwin s.ENNeayer and ] were8i
{ the pilot house. The flames role
1 up $fiercely, and they came up owe
1 the hurricane deck and over the. pile
4 house. We had to close the window
3 to keep from being roasted wherein
\ stood. When we beached hersI s1us
climbed through the window an
g jumped into the water. and swal
! ashore, didn't use a life preserye n;
n ow#did the boat bnrn-swiftlyi
55 "Justtlike "a haystack atire.
heg!witness said he had been
Al pilot for thirty.tiye years and Fha
III been upon the General slocum sin,
|.she was built, in 1s91@ He admittt
that Of the 2;75o life preseryers:SSt
board, all save $50 had been plac'
there at the time she first went 7 in
commission. The remainder we
IS added in 1895, \, B
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-25
/, Bashful Boys Predicament.

AZ bashful5 young man was invited
out to dine. He was very much agi-
;tated. He sat opposite a mirror and
discovered that he had forgotten to
comb his hair Then he dropped his
fork on the floor and as he stopped to
pick 1t up he upset his. coffee. Mat
tiers went from bad to worse, until
finally in despair the young man quit
eating and put his hands under the
table. The loose end of the table
cloth was lying in his lap. When he
touched It he turned pale, He thought
1t was his shirt and that he had for,
gotten to put the garment in his
trousers. That accounts !Sfor his fur
Their embarrassment. He thurriedly
stuffed the supposed shirt inside his
trousers. Afterward, when the fam
lily arose from the table there was q
crash. The dishes lay In a broker
mass on the floor. The young mar
pulled three feet, Of table cloth GU
Of his pants and; flew to the woods
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-25

Write me what you want In dias
lmonds or jewe1ry, what You VIII nay.
j viii, il reasonable, meet your Soiier.
Address X, West vIrginian office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-25
MONEY! TO / DAN

81 81 900. 90 to loan on household
goods. lot Removed Brokerage,
STORAGE and Auction Coz 41s Jack;
son street. ~ "a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-17
TYLER.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
Tyler |. T., May lG.-ltcy. Crawford
of Mannsville, OF the Missionary Bap-
lists. preached here on last Lord S
Day. to a large audience.
Prof Fox closed the public school
on last Friday.
l.. II. Clark ha- gone 20 visit child
rem AMI relatives IN The Choctaw M
tion.
This section Of III, country had fine
rains last week, which was needed
Crops are now very well worked and
are looking wen.
Pasture are fine upv and cattle ARE
getting fat.
Arthur Ros. and wife went to visit
their Cnclc John Reynolds. near Lone
Grove and To take grandma Webb
home Grandma IS 81 years old and
can get about well for one Of hsr age
Sha Is Mr.. Reynold' mother.
d. Ross has built an additional room
to his store house
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-17
LABELED AS GASOLINE.
Barrel Of Liquid Received Whici
Makes Many Drunk.

Muskogc". l. T. May l6.-DCpu'y
United Stacra Marshal5 are looking
for the man who received barrel OF
"gasolu,' from 81. Louis last Thurs.
day.
Since tha arrival OF this barrel there
have been an unusually large number
of drunks before the city recorder and
some one ict ogt tie information that
the barrel OF "gasolir p contained
about fcrt..hyo gallons Of whlskcy.
The barre. came in ov, the Miasou.
ri, KausaS ami Texas railroad, marked
and lampol by TIL oil inspector At
ST. l.yuis, and the marshals gave the
matter no thought riu the largely in
croasiug number OF druh, attracted
their attention They thrn began IN
Investigation ana IT, has been ascer
tanned tho barrel coutainei whiskey
instead Of gasoline.
The marshals are not the only ones
who are searching for the man with
the barrel There are many persons
here with wholesome thirst who
want to hnd him, but their object Is
different to that of the marshals. 4
few persons knew the barrel was
coming and were ready TO dispersc its
contents when II reached here, 1t IL
not known who received It. as the
name TO which H. was addressed is not
In the city directory and the marshalS
refuse to diyulge & TIL thoy have run
down every clew.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-17
CONSULTING
COMPERS
TEE LEADER IN CHICAGO M CAP.
AcITY OF PEECEMAKER
In Conference With Business Men and
Teamsters Officials Strike Break.
-rs Arrested-Soei ialists Ex-
press Their Sympathy.
CBy Associated ProssJ

Chicago. May l7.-Samucl Gompcrs,
president of the American Federation
OF Labor met here today with labor
leaders. He came 70 Chicago at the
solicitation of both business men and
teamstcrs officials, 20 act in the cap
ac!ty Of peaccmaker.
Before going into conference ~
said, Il am not here TO call the strike
off or on. / am not in charge of the
strike and don't expect to BE- I am
hero to be helpful II can
Until the ardor of the school chill
dr,u has cooled no moro deliveries OF
non union coal will be made unlcss
absolutely necessary.
Two negro strike breakers were ar
rested today, one. On suspicion of
shooting, having fired the shot that
resulted in the death OF school boy,
one of the crowd OF children hat ~
Sisted the delivery OF coal
Delegates Of the socialist party OF
Chicago have adopted resolutions ex-
pressing sympathy for the garment
workers, and commencing the sympa.
thctic strike OF the teamstcrs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-17
HOMER.

Special Correspondence.
Homer, |. r., May 1--we are hav.
Ing lots of rain.
Jake Robertson Of Katie was here
Sunday visiting his brother, ]. F.
Rev Wilkerson OF Comanche has
just closed ten days meeting, two
were baptized.
]. Il. Angle and wife were visiting
east of Davis last week
Excitement is high aver the oil well
machinery that is being put in west
of Homer. 1t is said TO bo the finest in
Indian Territory.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-17
The Weak Made Strong.

Wine of Life contains taSteless Cod
Liver Oil, which will build up the
whole system. II is pleasant and ef
tective. Makes new blood. Wine OF
Life absolutely cures the stomach
Lungs. Liver, Skin and all Female
Troubles. It will cure you. This
preparation Is sold on a positive guar
antee. Get a free sample. 1t gives
you new life and health. Price 81 per
bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-17
REUNITED BY CYCLONE.
Two Children, sole Survivors Of Fam.
ily Ct SIX. Found After Storm.

ily Ct SIX. Found After Storm.
L.awtou. Ok. May lf.--Eddie and
Ella simms. aged Is and II. respect
lively. now in the city hospital Of Law.
ton. are the only living members OF
q family OF six VINO were killed In the
yclone at Snyder.
There has been a mystery conn..
"a with the identity Of these children
that was cleared up today. Seventeen
years ago in Texas two Simms broth
ers. Heary and George. were seplrat
cd in the tide Of affairs
Henry Simms came TO Iawton foui
years ago and has lived here until r.
Gently when he moyoi To ArimJr-
George Simms came - Oklahoma
, thr,. ears ago and located 81 Sny
der. bpt his brother here never know
Of 10. ) y5ar ago h. and h. family
moved 10 Lavton and remained thrc,
month. but their presence here wa
! never made known TO th,ir relative
George Simms knew that his broth
or Henry lived .n Lawton. but OWN.
/ TO the financial condition Of the form
/ o. and the POOR condition OF his Owl
/ humbl, home he never made his pres
. cncc known 20 his relatives. Iudc,
i Henry Simms 0f Ardmore drrigcO
/ here today % look after The children
/ The little girl was seriously wouBdad a
bu, the little boy was ulhurt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-17
For Sale.

\ splendid home. wen improved,
with block Of land choice location.
$4,000.
One Groom house. good sheds.
choice fruit and well improved. $1,000,
A nice lot in Northwest Ardmore "a
bargain at 500.
If You have property to rent or sell
list it with us, and we will sell or
rent it Tor you.
II yoI want 10 bu rent property
see our list and We will daal with you.
w. S. SMITH,
Real Estate and Insurance Agency
ld5Ls West Main street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-17
Preddy's Buaales.

Rattermann & Leuth bugSies.
Rex buggies,
Columbia buggies,
Special business wagons.
e See the new line on North Washins
on street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-17
A6Aco's-- Are the best
For Sale.

one second hand engine and boiler.
% and 80 horse power. in fair condi.
tion, also. one now so horse power
engine. bargain for some one. write
or enquire Of E. H. RENtMENT.
l1wtf ArimOre. |. 7,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-17

we want every lady n the CITY ,,
call and look through our stock o
buggies and surreys.
BTVENS. CORHN 4 FRENSI.EN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-17

I.irt'o good will como OF praying If
tho materials employed ar not pure
and Of required strength. We handle
only the best.
Il F. j. RAMSEY, BrugGist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-17

Try FL Carob clear Havana 81
gar and be convinced OF as worth
Only cents.
a =. J. RAMSEY. Druggist
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-17
4 O'CLOCK EDITION
Ardmore, Wednesday. May u.

y Ardnore, Wednesday, May II.
II does not take mucn oi a wind toI
send the average man aud woman to.
a cycion, cellar IL the.e s. one handy
these days
Az a curious effect OF the war, tho
China Review notes, sharks have mi
grated fiom the Far East 70 European
waters. having been frightened, II is
thought. By submarine explosions.
r = + 4.
General Leonard Wood and his men
are putting down an uprising in the
island of Jolo General Wood is a
great pacifiCttor, and those whom no
pacifics sleep contontedly ever after.
The fact that the sugar trust iS
"a be Investigated in the sweet by and
by, says tho Salina Journal, gives rise
To the hopes that the grain trust will
get what is coming 20 tin this
wheat by and by
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Chicago people are much smoother
than they have been thought to be-.
one United States congressman was
beaten and another robbed on street
ear by cxponents of the motto, "Do
others or they'll do you'-and United
States officials are not simple or easy.
Onc-half Of the republican party
pretend5 to stand for the people while
the other half Is in open partnership
with monopolies and privileged inter.
csts. Just now, with tho people howl
ing for justice, the party is having a
hard time roconcling itself with il.
self.
Thirty.fye years ago W. H. Nov.
man was brakeman on southern
railroad at s. a day; today he is pres
ident Of the great Vanderbilt system
with salary of $4,000 year, a
palatlal residence in New York and Il
private car so sumpuously appointed
that king might envy IT,
Mr.. James Jeflrlcs has retired from
the ring Mr.. Jcffrics is TO be- com.
ncndei All professors of the manly
art OF pugilsm should retire from tho
ring There Is growing demand Tor
section hands the country over and "A
growing demand that the ring and its
followers should be put out Of bust
ness for good
Now comes a Presbyterian minister
uf Decatur, Mich, who offers e. bet
1900 that Sunday is "tho Sabbath OF
the Bible Anyhow, things have pro
grcsed somewhat since The time when
Renan smiled at tho English rover
ends who We're arguing that Napo-
leon was the third horn Of the he-goat
Of the Revelation
<++f
The New Orleans Picayunc wonders
where the Panama canal commission
will get the granite needed in the
construction Of tho canal Texas has
granite enough to construct a thous
and canals within 200 miles of Calves
ton. but Vermont will probably supply
the granite because OF her superior
pull at Washington.
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Let no patriotic citizen OF this city
for one moment forget the great build
ings now In course of construction for
new institutions. Let no one forget
that there Is more building going on
right now than al any previous time
Let II be remembered that the post
Office receipts and every other means
of showing growth, tell wonderful
story Of Advancement Let no man
FORGET that it Is his duty 10 do some
specific thing to advance the city's I'M
tercsts
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-17


MusKogcc. T. Nay l6.-J b..
shoenfelt. for seven years Indian
agent here. has resigned, his resigna-
ton 10 become effective at the pleas
ure Of the Secretary Of the Interior
NJ. Shoenfclts resignation was 40
unexpected. as it has been the I'm.
preston since the rupture between
himself and Indian Inspector Wrigh,
that he would resign. His Office WAS
recently subjected 10 a rigorous N.
vestigation in which his private life
was Fon- into BY me inspectors con.
ducting the investigation. While moth
Ing Is known here Of the contents OF
the report on Shoenfclt's Office, it is
believed the inspectors exonerated
him Of the charges and that he dc
cided TO resign.
Mr.. Shocnfelt Is from Wyoming, but
will locate in Muskogce and take VI
the practice Of law. He has had this
matter under consideration for somt
months, but would not quit th'
agency while under FIRE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-17
THE COST OF LIVING.

According % statistics gathered By
s ate labor Commiss rone- Lee John
-on. o. Kansas, from five oi the lead.
Ing cities of bis state. the cost Of h~
.8g -o far o. food is concerned. has
.-.r.a-.g iu the nelghbJrhoOd OF 81
--- cen, ia the las, FIVE years. For
tha purpos. II testing the question
NJ. Johnson selected sryenty-one com
noditles chiefly u-ed on the laborcrs
table. To. figures. taken from the gro
us chodules. show that prices have
Increased on fo-ty.four commodities,
decreased on twen-y-ouc and remain
o.. the sam. OF six. The b.g Increases,
however. have cone on the main food
produces. such a. bread an3 meat but
.- choose and eggs
within a,c years beef of The better
grades has risen 30 per cent Hour
from 20 20 go pr cent. esF- nearly 30
PER cent. coal 10 70 20 per cent, wood
for fuel has almost doubled. 80 has
butter. and shesse has eono up 1lmos,
as mucn Elt vhiio Ropr has gone up
~ p, 30 pa. cent bread IS Just twice
a. expensive as IL was five years ago.
The better grades Of coffg. have i'm
creased. ah.ir the poorer quality has
decreased .n price.
The food products thai ar cheaper
Or. tea. mutton. chuck roast rye
nour. mJlasses. loans. canned toma.
toes ana corn. patmeal and pruncs OF
the boarding house variety Vinegar
is also cheaper. for the reason, naive.
.ly given. that pure apple cider vine
gar g. now maze from acids.
Several reason nigh ht assigned
for the deare- prices Of food products
one Is the aAvlnce npr.ces Of almost
/ all cJmmodiHes In regard 20 beef
dairy products and fruits, and indeed
almost all peri shabblc food products
/ the advanc. !. due 10 the beef trust
which virtually controls thc supply
! and dictates prices 10 the consumer a'
/ II dictates rates 20 the railroads. II
respect 70 the incrcasr n other fooC
products. perhaps the largest fac'p
/ Is the advance in wages o. labor. II
/ the br,adnafing busin"s-, for in
stance. wage have advanced from q
to - per cent during The past fy'
years X. C. Journal.
- 80
| When tho sGEg stion vas mad'
one time asp that Russia should su'
FOR p-aco .he replied that sh'
could never agrc, to an end Of tn
war until She had recovered the pres
ugc she had lost In gr1at hunks with
in the ya5' year Now sh" appears L
be willing 90 talk about peace Sh'
has succeeded in getting a feet to tn
China sea, several hundred mile
from the war waters. and Oyama
not daily pressing her behind ne
trenchc, a. Tie Pass. IL fact she ha
been so lucky of late that She think
sh, has recovered some Of her los
prcstig and is disposed 20 treat TO
peace.
+ !. -
Glasgow b. u city without graftorf
politics cuts 10 fgirc in municipa
elections and men are chosen for OF
fee because OF their ability TO perform
the duties required of them This fac
is brought out In series of letter
written by = Chicago Tribune corr,
spondcut from the Scotch city. Mod
/ ,iel after that plan American cite
would approach the ideal even with
ont municipal ownership
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-17

SUCCESSOR
INDIAN AGENTS DONATION Ac
cEPTEo eY PRESIDENT.
Whe Appoints Dana p. Kelsey as His
Successor - titeheoek Praises
shoenfelt and His Admins
trstion of Otiee.
LBy As-ocia.o4 Pressl

by Atrp'lt-ta tTt1a.l
Washington, ID. C.. May l7.-The
president today ac ep.ei the rcsigna
ton ~ j. y. Sho nf D. II charge of the
agency Of tho i've civilized tribes at
Muskogcc and Dana p. Kelsey has
been appointed 20 succeed him.
yecrctary- Htclcoek IN accepting :
d, resignation says throughout III,
Investigation. Shoeni-l-s office fail.
20 show the least tain- OF dishonor, on
aay official act Of bis administration
an praises the agent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-17
PHONE

Bhsine5s Manager Oflce ....... J3'
city Editor Ohicc. c.....-........
Long Distance .................. .55'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-17

General Leonard Wood and his men
are putting down an uprising in the
island Of Jolo. General Wood is a
great pacinottor, and those whom no
pacifes sleep contontedly ever after.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-17

The fact that the sugar trust is
"a be Investigated in the sweet by and
by, says tho salina Journal, gives riso
To the hopes that the grain trust will
get what is coming 20 tin this
wheat, by and by.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-17

1t does not take mucn oi wind 70
send the average man aud woman TO
cycions cellar II thc.e s. one handy
these daya
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-17

A. a curious effect of the war. tho
China Review notes, sharks have mi
grated from the Far East 70 European
waters. having been frightened, II is
thought. by submarine explosions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-17

Now comes n Presbyterian minister
Of Decatur, Mich, who offers e. bet
81 900 that Sunday is "thc Sabbath OF
the Bible" Anyhow things have pro
grcsed somewhat since the time when
Renan smiled at tho English rover
ends who We're arguing that Napo-
leon was the third horn of the he-goat
of the Revelation
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-20
MAKE READY FOR THE FUTURE.

The map of the inland empire will
be revolutionized in the next two
years.
Steel rails will shine across the des-
ert places where now it seems impos-
sible to conceive of such progress.
This is wonderful country. Hidden
away beneath the inhospitable arid
belt are untold riches in alfalfa,
wheat, fruit and other irrigated crops.
Pendleton is center hub of one of
the best districts in the west-a dis
trict having richest promise for the
Before we know it, this city will
swarm with wholesale tradesmen. The
North Bank road, connected with this
city by the w. & c. r., will reduce
railroad freight rates and deliver mer-
chandise here so cheaply that Pendle-
ton will actually compete with and
rival Portland as a wholesale center
for the inland empire and the imme-
diate district at our doors.
Let us make ready for this promis-
ing future. Nothing can prevent the
realization of the dream. Wheat
yields will increase with improved
methods. The livestock output will
increase as we learn to turn wild land
into alfalfa and alfalfa into beef, NUT
ton and pork, more readily.
Nature has laid the foundation for
us. She has spread out AN empire at
Pendleton's door and all we must dc
TO reap full realization is to smooth
the way for the investor and make the
city inviting to solid and substantial
people.
The railroad building era will dc
the rest for US.
Better streets. city parks, public i'm
provements in the way of good roads
libraries and comforts and convent.
ences for the country people, and fin
ally electric car lines are all withir
the grasp of Pendleton If she will
reach out. II she will "get the city
spirit" she can have anything. NJ
city in the west has brighter promise
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-20

plays the dinner committee had fin
ished their work and presently we
were called to take part We were
placed in long, parallel rows, sitting
on logs In front of each person was
placed a little boat cleverly made Of
fresh stripped banana bark, and each
was given a roll of bread. Now the
iron pots came along and each one
was given a ladle full OF vegetable
soup. followed by some stewed pork
in the same boat.
at was one of the prettiest sights 1
have ever seen. the long rows of
eager, happy faces, the bright colored
dresses, and the general feeling of
brotherllness amongst the representa-
tives of the three nations gathered
there. After dinner a beautiful, in
formal service was held. then some
more games and 1t was going home
time. Not an accident, not cross
word of any kind marred the happy
day, and our hearts sang praises as
our voices were raised to the throne
above that the day of harmless.
healthful pleasure had dawned for our
little brown brother"