The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-17
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Years and years ago. so, the legend
runs, an exiled Jew on the bleak wIlds
of northern Siberia, In. an effort to
reach an overhangng branch Of a tree,
placed his foot upon a log floating in
the water. No sooner had his foot
touched the log when 1T seemed In
spired with life and moved rapidly OF,
bearing the exile away toward the vast
ice fields. which were plainly visible
and plentiful toward the north. Rapid
~ the current swept the log northward,
bearing with It the unfortunate Jew,
who was so beuumbed with fear and
cold that he W1s9unalole to Formulate
a plan OF escape from his peril0u posi-
tion.7afrJ yfnftdoiL,T =eg Gg,o-,.,
For three consecutive days and nights
the prisoner chung to the log, passing
through towering fields OF fcebetgs and
dashing under arches cut by the cur
rent through the Sky seraping fields Of
ice. g.Out into beautafut sunshlna' our
traveller event ly,enerGedH Ehe grass
was green-and- the trees we're CARRIED
in the sp!endor Of nature, and birds
made merry music on every branch
People, great In numbers, were congre-
gated on either bank OF the stream, all
dressed in holiday ra1ment OF the finest
texture. but similar IN character to the
clothing worn by our ancestors 1000
years ago. The current OF the stream
ceased to dow. the log drifted to the
bank, and the almost famished and
thoroughly frightened traveller repeated
for the thousapdth time the Hebrew
words, sSllarla Israel" and In uncer-
tain manner tiismounted from the log. /
Tie lnhala itantsi crowded about, and, 1
speaking n Hebrew with which lam
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learned of need OF food and rest
ana supplied those wants, after which 4
they inquired whence he came and \
WHITTIER he was going. Numerous in
.qlirfes were gerding the people
who lived beyond e4eir circumscribed
-TeyA GFbS inLEeclprocity informed him
Of theniS e4N-es and their mode of living,
which had In nnMlse- changed since the
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