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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-24
arn o~enpinas. albertn, Gnunhn.

@eo SiHnoeITe. Hal ieg Ienbe ~goten"
ucgle Orb ira Canada. Seq bar npret I
8auff, ION ,cr Ell So Rtl belt for Gals
garD poa 6. g. 81. q. % ct goot Stpffe
iuS / Roctp R%ountains. 3eune 8la6s
er M megct b~efjeubt for fine Bpperfiae
5ot Springs, boor en- bel Gel r6elmatiifc
Sp8e, bdabe fra Stdteruc og Canada, iss
ger at blipe 6elbrebe. Set a Tom Iaaz
Dan ieg ogiua 9tt bto. og moa iige at
btsIe Springs gicrbe mig uteget eoot.
s @auff trdf ieg bare Ell eneite Sort,
u. Rarieitao, og ban bapoe bait "De~
cornbs Soften" / 20 Var; tunoe MT life
bore Den foruSeu for Rciteu uf 2ibet.
90 ida Itbt ON bisie Springs mco
Cutgibelier. Ga. Der er Ell itorilaqeu
Natur. en- SIa9s Setunbcim i miuorc
6prnt. SieIb efter 6jelo tnarner np pber
6iuonoen, og Sen lille BON Nioer bar iaa
nompat rlaattet bpte iig / &ro8 og Suiug
for at fad iig en- &Eaos at tttutle zig imeis
lem otsic 'orlot8c aiGmper, SauIeoes
CT oct oGiaa mango @an9e / 2ipet; man
meber ofte uformobeoe % ufienote Sia
oriuger paa @cieu, ioa man iaa Iniit
fdar beie uuoa ~IitegranS.
Get er bopebIagelig 8 al hisie Sients
pefieIbe iom omfranoier @duff, mems
Iia: Sulpbur. Rd3orbuct. Sunea, Cas-
caoe % Sqttufu Rouutains. Set 6cieite
cr CASCADE, 9,s75 SOB oper Sopet, nltiaa
en- Sci hsiere en- Ielpe @~albbspieaen / So
tlnheimeu, Horee. Sulphur Romiain,
bnor Sisie beoe g~nnhiprinaer gSSer no
ira, er ci ina beit, men Buoeruemeutet
bar Iaeet arbeiae en- lioeu Bel lige til
aet5 Iop, bbor sc ogiaa bar labet bp9qe
ct Ii6et observatory. Serfra err en- berlia
ltniigt oper bette itorarteoe SieIbparti.
Set ium BOG iutcresierer met ben mae
er bette iorunoerlige, beoe, bclbre6aipeus
DC @nnb iom bGIoer uo ira SieIoets Sis
Der. Sr. 9rett bar ct tort SnHatorium
beo gduff. % Ct 6otel 2h gai[. opmeS
| SielSet. @etnliug 50 pr. Sag o. 30
Gts. for Saouina, BOG biuigere naur man
baber mcaet. @upernemcntet bar imios
lcrtio aiort en- bel Tel Der for al. iaa
meget Tom mlligt. ale ian fad bate Rrts
tie al oi5ie HatlirIi9e Sitscr. Ser er isrit
"Gaoe ato @uicn", Ell gei( fra @auii
% iiScn ct tort. mooerne &aoebns 21a
glil OF beS @retts 5oteI. bpor @anhet
or ndrreit oa mere irnfti8t. 8uprrnes
meutet tager % cts. for @aSnius. On
SomuIereu SaaSes Der at bare en- BEL Del.
ion fommer meo 5eIter. % paa Scnue
Raone fan ilaa fig igieuuem aanife BIZ.
Iiat.
Ser runot 9enoiuGs er life ida iar
SinneiHaoer. Sobn artbuu bar Sums
bernard. o. Sans gIiiDn bar Store
SpeL GHnog ifior, mar bet bar Idl
tort. babe MAJ taalis soS auitus Der;
men alt frit gaub CT optaset liae til Ell
% q 80 RIi fra S~erubnueu. Z GGrbes
ben AT ggeu iGIges 2uno ior ca. $40
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-24

2uu0ct. Get bar prrct brllat al oUcr
2O,0j0,0HO @uucftr.
Gittrivernirtcu eitcr Ecrlma niger
it1Nla % Oct er bIcUet ct itaaenoe
@to0cl for Natarrh { out cuaeliftt.
IcuNr &au0 / &tTOcu,
Ecruua n~Or6oiocr iuRcu garfOtif,
gn @ruub. boorior Gerura bor
uuuoct iol ituoil GioN5 / ioa mango
Stem. ar NJ set u~0eboIOcr life uoaen
2laas 9}arfotit. Bcrird or uI0cteS
u~ifuncliQ. CIT fam bruQe3 / otOrtI
Inn lana lib uOeu At gGa0rdae ijg
CrtttcuucIt. &eruud irentbrtnGer
life miolcrtioiQc 8cntItlter. oetS &trt'
nina Cr permanent.
2t0rcst: Gr. 2. q. @artuuH,
Brcjioent 6artmun SaHiinrium, 80.
hmubu5. Chic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-24
9ra qcnnnn, &j3eundn.

2cq mru itHc Tat for alt oct auoe 2rs
icitof' on Errmicrrt fom ieR ran mUotn'
net. oR life miuoit ior &aaIebreoct os
ouiter lea @looet % act5 &Uierc ct guot
@utrnr Oh Cat for set Q0mttl "Eoieu'
CT CT Iirrfommcr @irit. % ocu bli0er
ttfc liartuNc lUuRc paa Eoitbuiet %cJ
bar lut ~&o,tcu". uritcu n0ru ieR bee
0urotc at Iric. Rm faOcy. IS s. 8ifc,
nor en- Al rc isritc. ION bol0t Soften
! EcauStuaBi1. @i5 Get mId rt prrc
en- 30 War iircu. oa i,Q CT pi5 puo. at
Nen cuNuu bcifWr min NaacrS 0u5, ioa
on ton ic. at irg er Goat tcHot msO SO
ucn"; bar iset Dem pore op til Ct Stor'
blao, inu ocu u0 or ion tor % Iteri ioaJ
5aminu. Hct njier iiH, UEar aubrc @Ias
Be rppcr N,dmmerL Ia 5aaC Ban Nem
tilhuee mco 9Gr.igbchcua 5udbc.
Gurl Mite,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-24
&Gtnrrb briuger
rn~bebageiige
Spm ptUmcr.

aotorr6 / SourOct pooiGrcr CIT en-
tor N}rngoc ubcboaeIiQe SuHpto.
mcr.
@1torrb fan irttc iiR miot iHoc
Crct % oirtc en- riuNeuoc GDo % iIep
&erClic.
Zen fan irtte fig I For0cu % utrtc
pcriootifc Sopeopiucr.
Get cr malct ioH0ipuIiQt sen iptt1r
iiq fuit iuuu 9}Uicfotorrh % G0ctU32cr
<Qtcianirn,
Icu befeuOtc "atrutp / Hoiin'
fommer ira autorrb / SopGaCt.
Sfisnt mango Q}ioIer cr opiuHoue
til al qtpc miolcrttoi9 gnnrirg Tor
nogIc al oiSie Spmptomer. CT Der fuE
ct @fioSet. iom brtnger ooriq allr.
Gctte Mtoocl, iom er Rerumd. CT
anrreoe fienot / bper buSboIoHiHg
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-24
IRA stpaa, GprS Sofuto.

Mit Nnbn or niit ittc aaureIt pau
"2ecnroh Roiten"s Subitriptiousliitc
men aaiaeoef er ieg cit aammel Sen al
"&ofteu" oa ~gsee arrCn". Set or mi
men ON gpen Sioan, icQ DiINc fripe. %
tuuife Iiot ON Gomthct runNt omfrino.
Seq er III fomner no her men for anacr
Sang. Seq fom fra @ruiou. 5fuift 60,
Nnn Scr er not itte ina trt mcS Sujs
Tom / Slpift Co, men %nquiugcu oonr
fretuun for hpcr SID. SjoQa er MI iupeu
itor &n, men sen or m life mere emo 10
Var Q|nnrrcI hener. foo mor fan life nen>
tc 'ao mcoct pnd iad fort EfS. gi bar
M to @cnernl Siorc5. ct al Scn or
General" og SarSmars % tiEbsrcr 81,
". Simon, en- opgti9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
6du er nIttb rehe til at bicIpc en- itreps
iurr 9bbngger; Iau bar ri 10 2umbrr
garoS. et5otel og &eitour1ut. Tom bripeE
al Strtm Sros. ct 1ar oi SUjft 6ouus
the fliute uuge Gutter. W har oaiad ct
Gnrbcribop, cu 9eieitoIS. ct SmcSrfbop
% Ell @lcbutor, 90 pi ocutcr at ic mauae
Here 6orrctriugSbufe to3acs til Spms
mcreu.
SioQa er paa 8reat |ortbcrn Seruhds
ncn. 50 @tit ncitcufor M}iuot. 2nnbet hrr
optaaes mcaet fort, men Der cr life iaa
libet frit 2nnb, Tom life ey optat cuSut.
oa ida sr her mango "Mcliuami6mcutS"
at fod tiebt>adnifc biHi0t. Ser er for
oct meItc "RoTing @rojric". oQ Ser er
fort Wulbioro, hIdnbet mco ger, 90 Qous
BET CT Iisc iaa eobt ipm 2onort i Giteu.
Set gipcr notloa aoo NpIjr4, uuar set
bitter ophreifct. 9efolfuiUQcu bcr CT foe
net mcitc SfdHoindper, "a Sc CT itrGps
'ontmc at tontnre fig frcuH. 6nat Iolin=
GEN nuQdar ian haobe ri ct RiboelSuur
Der iibitc Gar, % bpab Gicirct auauar, inn
bar hi bart III fin @intcr; Der CT nufiai
aoSt Nlinat. SuuobenStiIitnnncn CT uos
mrrtct goo Der. ga, ica trufcr, oct er
behit at lutte for setHe @ailg uco en-
peulia 6iIiinq til Sldat o. &cUucr; bnns
Der at fud bere eieuncm @luocts opal
ter fra @eficnNte / 2itcu,
". q. TI8afer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-24
Ern sfnrhntf. @iinn.

WeS BET famine isa former min 2nbs
itriptiou paa ~2ecorobs Boiten", iad otl
lea inSienee uoale giuier, ION ieg bda'
Der pil fiuSe 9ium I "Buiten"s Spdlter.
s,pao SER % 2inS aupaar, iaa ri ot
life ioa aoSt geir, ION mango ~ipnaeoc
mite Seit. iaa ieg tror ianoeli8, at
Rufrotten ajerne tlruoe buOe sogget tpls
fers grcr for sen Gags Stplo. 5pao
8pItaeeH aneaar, iaa bIeo Den gaH'fe
sonr(io. iirr 5peSe. 6dore. gpg %
Ilar bleu suuite bra. Si 9dboe aittors
meoet Reon { CONNER. iaa 5%ueceagrere
blep for mtie, og iun iom ben iorte anit
"a eotlnaoe Stranet. ian 5oeeeu b!ep
baoSe tnnS o. ifrumpen; men Den sr I
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-24
aatarrB | SHftrsrcnc furcrCt al
GesrHsna.

! Mrs. Celia 6. Cameron, Surt.
| foro, &omo, NieOIcm al EnuabterS
! Of Auerira ifriucr;
IA ieg baUSc prgoct mango
| Wi0Icr for froniif aatarrb / 2uit.
! rerens ttoen at bare uogCu gtpttc
! al oct. beqpuotc ie8 at tro at Der
! life bar uoaeu 6iTIp ior mig. mo-
iii iea beapubtc at BRUCE Reruno,
! ! fort SID bcagnOtr Gnftrprrnc
at blue rene, ieg hauSc life en-
Slump / Sulicn' beitmbig, min
Strmmr Unr life iaa BGS, % Scn
bGicuSe Gpo opbprtr.
Sea hube mart tro at iel bar
alSeleS iri for aatarrb. on GA oette
or flere Waaue0er iibeHl tror icg
life. oct fommer iaien."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-24

forFienige Staicr mi. o. mes Sioen bill
moi fontnre tit be ouSre SteSer poIao.
o. ga fan ice loue Sf. q W. o. Sr. 6,
at Sanien bill bIipe rcoliierct. Sor set
CT life Irusere no9cu Eunfc Seuae Stat.
men ct pirfeIia renIiieret Saitum. 9ct
hInhc hGnse. at iuuee fro al all.
StaHoinaper a oece Der. 9ecn ret iom
oct or, Ter ni NOT en- rBtc Rorite iom
irabbcr runet I Sneen. SaaleSes trnbs
her Oi forreiten eiter 7etorab goiten-
bpilteu bar prret en- tiGrtommen @ieit
/ bort Siem | tpoe War.
Gem u. Rsnntro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-24

0g mtnore 6uSgr { Fgr6alS. Ei5ie 6u'
Der, ocrigm ol tl1ts g0St AZ ~ lie bcilGs
oigr& At ztar, oil trir8c iuIN &ErAJ.
Gu tur $40. clcr Crc5uN briuQtr ira 81
til $3.50; 5~cit.bUOcr 6ul06tleu ian mes
get; znucHinb SD Gents ill 800; Sals
reffuo = Gems til $50. Eu fer Set
bct1ger fl. ct irarr acHf. 9toug on ituur.
81 IG0 ttuiDsu tdle TttriuGsU. i1m Gns
Utt al Sc ftrtteNc giuier pdl &taeoet,
irm er mcrlet "8ta5t &an-, Settle gjs
yer Seu relte Sorr. 6uNcr di urst SogBI
9uur iom bcituojgere. iuu IN Ter set cr
rf @igtipbto a. tlFe Dem Al pGG re-
Raaoe. %ortbucHcru one < Sur Co..
Riuucarolis, RWu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-24

SIS pr. Were. Ser bar pGret fint Geir,
meb entelte "gbinoofpinps- ipm taBer
Sneen pGf. 3 ienere 5io bog aaniie toIet,
imorses omtreut 80 Or. unoer Zero, uteo
en- B - 5ommtcrS Sue.
3crneS fnor "Gccoroh Soften" billie
fra mig til ale. Iige iii Toloers | Rorgc
% til 3oieau 60, Riuu,, hoor ieg bar,
% bar haft nit 5iem j oper 10 anr.
q. G. @olo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-24

"gn afbdnSiing ont 5eiten OF Seu5
Spaecmme- er en- mcget ueiagtig og pGrs
biiuio afbauoling / idrnmentrGnet Sorm
ON Re alminoelige zngoomme hos 5eitsu
"a ocres gebunoliug. Zen ian inaes frit
al nritcn enbper apOtbefer sIer pso at
ienSc iii lloeiperne Or. 3. 9. aen0aIl
Gompaus. gnosbHrs Gals. gt. T9pr
"@oireu~. Seiteciere er eniee ON. at ius
lei iom er iamntcuiat. fan treee ijtepet
for Nensaus Spapiu Cure. Set bar pGs
ret / itaois 8rms / benoeo 80 War. 5nn
ben Lille BOG og itIoer BEN. o. beriom
on bar @eaieineu saa 6bleeR. iad oil
Sine Seiie iaa iorRuftisere @leie enc DC
maEieets Tan iaa uoeu ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-24

9Ri3 NqucS poUare, lFs 2GiGrc!g @uc, Buffalo, g. g. 8a5'
isTcr ca 8rItt'cr / gaiancte MHN'forrHHa itrIuer:
"Rcruru tar bcibreoH mig ina 9rHuot9, at t8 enIfsra at uo;ate
min RddltigHUcijC n 0a 1tCbtn
atB ptastOrs mrpct al sntarrb Ert. 9es Slagrors nnorrs
then mCO cuuhcN, RuUor Cu inlO o. ~mbrhaarIiB Joisur Sret %
In pftr Of ~imrioruor rlrr iHTrcH0e SaD D0Bratt.
Sea hapDe EreUerE o. UIar tea rdC U0iit for 8utbe, FEB r8
tore Smcrter. sea Uay Oorrt lg,icm ror ftrt StgL
eGpeu CAT mia @eNicur. lrR DrOucac ollaa mango RiSier.
ion @ruHcr raantnt mig Ill., men M tRgcn uaria Snbrihg tgT
irg baBor tagct ErrHnn.
Sea fan 9iertctt8 ~onbefalc rct,e 0itCoet til cubOcr, JON bar
0dturrh."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-24
Sorretnin9s notitier.
epprleses man f~jenner 70 saa soce sfs,

ppprIeOts man ffIanntr Hg pau gooe Sfp,
Ser er mango Iaooer at prepe 2r
Der o9 Goulitetcn AZ 0ateriule, iom gaar
/ Sto, pda. men hcH ~iiireite % ~trpageiir
3aabe at biSe Of IN inar gcoe os rrIiS
eiorte Sio paa er at ie eiter 5anSelsmers
let gaher Boot & 5Gce Go. / RiItpautec.
Settle 6irtHn bar Hrtt Rp for paaliNetiqe
Gdrer. Sc lnoer 81 pel tienhte "5ouor7
bilt~ Sto for gtruo 90 "8citeru Sabp-
for tanner.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-23
BY Albert j. Beverage.

United States Senator from Indiana.
A Christmas which was also a hon
eymoon and a sort of triumphal re-
turn to the home Of my youth stands
out in my mind-made notable by its
happiness.
We had been married in November,
but I being a very busy young lawyer
had taken no bridal trip. one day,
while court was adjourned, in Deem
Der. we ~journeyed to the home Of my
wife, Greencastle. which vas also
where had attended De Pauw Uni
versity.
For me ii was a return to my Alma
Mater-a return to which | had look
ed forward in my day dreams. In
these scenes had struggled. Here |
had arrived with $50 and a determ-
ination to go through the university.
/ had accomplished my purpose.
d~rudging and denying myself all but
the bare necessities.
Then had come the harder strug-
gle of the young lawyer waiting for
a practice-the battle with time and
hunger. | was n clerk in JOS. Nc
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-23
TIE LEAVEN or LIFE

This IS the sey ASSIGNED by tradition to the humble birth o a lowy
child who became the founder of a religious system, adherence 10 which
for centuries succeeding was a reproach in the courts Of power and the
and miraculous. A star moving through the sky stayed its course and
paused over the spot where the infant lay, while wise men. guided by the
celestial courier, brought gifts to the fet Of the Lowry babe Meanwhile the
shepherds Of the Judean hills heard a host of angels proclaim the new birth
and announce from the heavens the evangel o. peace and good will among
men.
It was a revelation, alike clear to the wisest and the most Ignorant OF
the passions implanted within humanity which. IL nururet aud developed
will lift IL to divinity.
Peace and good wfl-good will and peace" The bood-saned earth
smiled with joy at the prophecy, and the singing of the claye drowned the
clank of his chains. The wise and favored mes brought gifts to the help
less, unrlended and despised babe. Power stopped to weakness Wealth
laid its treasures at the door of poverty.
The spirit Of that morn is the leaven of civilization. The learning, the
phianthropy. the moral and the material progress Of the world have steadily
followed the light of that star to the westward, until they have almost cir
ced the earth.
For here was one who came to serve. and not to pamper Himself lie
anne to bless those to whom blessing ws the strange nan of an unknown
experience. He came to teach that IN this life We may, if we will. practice
ali the nero deeds impulses and know the pure joys which We at
tribute q HEAVIER.
mankind, the worship of millions, and to stir the emulation OF good and true
and the world ver we're His gifts to the poor. the lame the
sick. the blind and the outcast Here is The divine suggestion To everyone
uho uTud nov rany the fun proportions nd power OF happiness.
The star that shone Ger Bethlehem's, hills tina night shall never shine
in that great dome again.
But love and truth and charity may still htow Ger the entire Word&
brighter light a sweeter JOY.
Al very loving deed and word and thought the angels sing a then.
with every kindly impulse still some slave chain breaks, some poor
hearts pin is eased, one wall is sined, some woe relieved
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-23

Monday is he day assigned by tradition to the humble birth of the lovlyI
The feversh pageant of pompohs pride grtters and throngs and streams,
II Theirs r s ggiysT of m Mg in of the ts d1 S5Rgsv light 4 that m rs sses1fd s by polished n. P ia
Riches Riches md penu nCs j SsM past; and somehow it seem to me
s o@sS 4 sarI "a c,p PooSn Ike gloss OF g. glass is this this sayety town folks see
The ring of the coin of worldly speech is scarcely true and clear.
"a M pass mat current coin, IS the others about me do
H. II serves dS sine Inc use use ot Inc subtle town for the weary twevemonh through,
When Christmas ritpm brings old memories know what means the loss
OF trust in promise, firm belief in candor and in praise.
Te s 9%h f fPme coTs is lot Dat tn same nei tonight II. sec beneath
I'm I'm O5cIrnr off from n its Jealous .lS p5idem ava from its nout and sneerl
B%N r 5 a%a Ga Sf for S9 @G F S@n aS f r%t as r Fss So%n h q st . decree De c fr moi,
Dick is hearing the viorns as he nears the Rchhghs door.
And the ft meaningless ne Ins !. chatter chatter Of u ypd talk and the stir Of a ball room floor,
Sing to the stroke stroke Of Of the iron shoe. a a cello sings sings to R rs bo y"
HRSt ' flashes freat along Unif the @0 avenue IN tine nei mG tho Rf GeH is sGr Saus aa tonight a9gS light
eaH sSs mee the enf fun Siies with with po%Ge reSDf hm r% %So arOR the u Rid sltfef9e dollars %Hns
And the sting and the lift of the glorious air How better than all the scents
Where the women faunt and the beaux ire gay and the press of the crowd
And none Of the tapers that chambers sell could light this sparkling dome,
S TSev with ,n me e glo omS S of Gar a6r al iEes ,d to cheer Tp VS. StS bn %l rI home Reiona, dozen
And a radiance radiance streams from its open door a. we iangie in at the gate
At the Richleighs' house there's a carpet spread from the threshold down to
It's Yielding nap a sqmpuous path for Fashions tender feet
Where mother stands with her brimmtns eyes and clasps her boy once
But ut H ps.S ga GCd to for TN my T D%1 ed fG oHs '-i H5 S G0T6, DO dor s11 ho ne i for me,
There's n%sg "a a happy APP ST sigh h. from ond the night outside, a co. 90 Of the frosty IT, wind
And snuggle down in the dear old bed and know that the dreams re
= of the log IN the glowing hearth and a Groom in the chimney
Waiting without till the house is still, for the hour when dreamfork dare.
A wordess song that is sweeter far than poet ever wrote.
The m, san same e that tt / card ~ in the long ago; fGr somehow w Fancy rSy. tells nort
Nearer the faith in the deep and nue;-the manager was not in the mart.
Hungers and yearnssf for its Bethlehem where the best of his soul had birth,
pe elose IN my te eyes an and at the dreams T9P It tnr Soge p he IN oG lo@ old N Soy SoUSdo %rs sTesms.
Dick is kissing a couquets hand meath the tap Of a eoque Sat fam.
And tonight with the Groom of the chimney near and the whispering wind at
| find new faith in the best of the wora-and am dreaming my dreams again
R Bs / Is Sss %a Go at for %' my G paa old folk ITS It's down, down home home for me.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-23
A CHRISTMAS DINNER
WITH The KIND M'KINLEY
BY George 3. cortelyou.
Postmaster General.

The Christmas which stands out
most prominently in my recollection
is one associated with the late Presi-
dent Mckinley. We were invited to
dinner at the White House-Mrs. Cor
telyou and myself; the other guests
were DR.. and Mrs. Rixey, General II.
C. Corbin, Colonel and Mrs. Bingham,
and Mrs. Heistand, wife of Colonel
Heistand.
Mrs. Mckinley sat opposite to the
president, and It was just a little
family party. | remember there was
a big 0 -pound turkey, no doubt from
the Vose farm, and President Nc
Kinley carved It himself.
1t all impressed me as a t~ypically
domestic scene, so much like others
happening in the hundreds of thous-
ands of American homes, all over the
land.
| can see him now IS if it were yes
terady. The big brown turkey loom
ing up and the presidents kindly,
genial face as he rose before insert
ing the knife, and made a few in
formal remarks expressing his hap
piness and gratitude that the Christ
mas season had brought so much
prosperity to the nation, and so many
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CHIEF WILKE TELLS OF A
YULETIDE DRAMA ON TRAIN


help him without his knowledge.
was spectator and prepared to assist
If opportunity offered.
The first thing the travelling man
did was to take the Pullman conduc.
tor off into a corner and fix him. That
made il possible for the boy TO have
coffee in the sleeping car with his
crackers. He never knew il was
against the rules of the company, nor
did he ever guess that coffee thus
served would ordinarily be more than
five cents.
Breakfast was the next problem,
and that took more inesse. But the
travelling man timed his visit to the
diner With the boys. The latter did
not suspect that II was by design that
both were seated at the same table
Nor was he surprised when the trav
cling man had great difficulty in Sc
Letting a breakfast, and begged fol-
suggestions by the boy. The little
chap ate the rolls and coffee he had
ordered, and then as a favor to the
travelling man helped him out with
the great mess Of things he had as
sembled around him.
The only way I could get a pres
ent into his stocking was to get in
side his skin" the travelling man re
marked to me, but I was bound nc
wouldn't get away without a bit o.
a Christmas present, poor chap"
saw him fooling with the boy:
satchel. and | won't be sure he slip
ped a bill into the bottom among th'
clothes, hut have my suspicious.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-23
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Marion Hubbell is a sensible little
mi She is throwing the girl at
her husbands head, and keeping IA
stiff upper lip.
The HubbelIs live in Cincinnati,
Until a l7-year-old girl appeared on
the scene they lived happily. There
are two boys. aged Z and 3. Rather
than to run the risk Of breaking up
her family, rather'than to leave her
husband or apply for a divorce, Mrs.
Hubbell is taking her husbands cure
into her own hands and believes n
in time he will be healed.
What is she doing, this wise. level
headed little woman? She Is trying
the love cure on him. She has sent
for the girl of II and she dishes her
up TO her husband at breakfast, din
ner and supper.
II is one thing for a man to make
love to a pretty girl when his wire
is out Of sight and hearing, but he
feels like a fool when his wife stands
at his side and sizes him on.
There Is such a thing as eating too
much mince pie and never wanting
any more Mrs. Hubbell believes
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-23
SENATOR BEvERIDGE TELLS THE
JOY OF A CHRISTMAS PAST"

Donald's office in Indianapolis. and
there were times when I slept on the
desk and ate one meal a day, because
I had to. But the world has ceased to
show me only the cold and forbid
ding aspect. | had begun to have a
practice.
At the time | was married | had
achieved the distinction-it seemed a
tremendous one for me-of being in a
case in which former President Har-
rison was opposing counsel. | felt, ne
they say now, that | had made good.
And now, with prosperity and q
career-as | confidently believed
looming before me-with my boy
hood sweetheart won and welded, I
returned TO those early scene and TO
The home Of my bride.
They made 1t a festive occasion.
and my wife's father, who was editor
of the local paper. and highly
esteemed by everybody in the town.
invited in some old friends, who re-
membered the earlier days. 1t was a
hearty, old fashioned Christmas, full
of good cheer. full of happiness-a
time to which my memory travels
back at the Christmas season. in
evitably. My heart sang with David
to the tune of the 2Sd and the 91st
Psalms.
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SENATOR FORAKER'S
OZARK Grey XMAS"
BY Joseph Benson Foraker.

United States Senator for the State OF
Ohio.
Recollections sometimes go by con-
trasts.
Christmas being a cas- of abund-
nee and good cheer, of happy greet
ings and the exchange of tokens of
affection, | am reminded of the
Christmas of 1S63-of a cheerless,
anxious, Christmas of hard tack,
beans and coffee.
The shelter was a tent, the wealth
er was bitter cold, the place Chatta-
nooga, the winter headquarters of the
union army. | was a second lieuten-
ant in command of a company. Our
army was being reorganiZed pre-
paratory to an advance upon Atlanta.
We had about recovered from Chick
amauga, Lookout Mountain and Mis-
s%ionaTy Ridge, and had driven Bragg
back. J. c. Johnson had taken com
mand. Grant had been transferred
to the Army Of the Potomac. Supplies
were scarce, and il was a period of
great anxiety to all who took a broad
view of the military situation.
| remember Christmas day don't
know why the rest of the Christmases
of the war period are not impressed
on my recollection; perhaps it was
because of the unusual absence OF all
that goes TO make the day and season
one of joy ana of thanksgiving. There