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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-28

That section of the Gold Range dis
trict lying between Sodaville and
Douglas. gives promise of developing
into a big gold and copper producing
district. For several years the country
has been the scene of considerable ac-
tivity but the values have been prin-
cipally gold and silver. with a trace of
copper. There are several old producing
properties in the vicinity but until re-
Gently strikes in other sections of Ne
vada had detrac,ed attention from them.
News was received here a few days ago
of an important strike near the old
camp of Douglas. a few miles southwest
of Sodaville. on the Rock Paint prop
erty. Charles Aubrey, who owns the
Rock Paint group. has been driving a
tunnel into the side of the hill has cut
numerous ~stringers from time to time
and a few days g a big body of high
grade gold ore was uncovered. The ex-
tent of the find has not been determined
but it is n of the biggest and richest
ind ever made in the district
Adjoining the Rock Paint group. the
Wheeling Gold Range Mining company
is running a tunnel that will cut a dyke
at a depth of 200 feet. The general
of the country Is quartxite.
samples of the rock run as high
as 25 per cent copper. 60 nee in silver
and $40 in gold a ton The confidence
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-28
SODAVILLE SECTION IS
FAST COMING in

of the in the future of the
property is shown in the building of a
big boarding house and a bunk rouse
on it's ground.
F.. d.. Bale and Ed Ginghai have Sc
cured assays of $3.50 in copper. gold
and silver. from shallow workings on
the Surprise claim. r. d. Jones and F.
d. Bale have had assays running as
high as $3.50 from the Eastern Star
claim. Preparations are being made to
resume work or the Blue Eagle group,
four miles southwest of Sodaville. The
property is controlled by F. r. Bowie of
Goldfeld and has a shaft down so feet
from which some good values were OBJ
tanned.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-28

The Nevada Hydraulic Mining ant
Milling company is pushing work on It'll
ditch and as Don Is this work 10 com.
pleted the hydraulic plant will be in
stalled. The 365-foot tunnel will be
completed by the time the water Is
turned on in the ditch.
The Bonanza Hill mine. which pro-
duced a great lei of picture rock In
the early days IL being worked by vii.
liam Dye and Al Gabbert. Samples
from the big quartz ledge show guam.
titles of free gold.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-09-28

The Ruthenberg process provides for
the making of iron md its alloys di-
rectly from comminuted ore. 1t consists
in frftting the comminuted parti-
cles OF ore in coherent porous Jumps,
which Jumps. when at a reducing tenn
perature. are subjected to the action of
reducing medium by which they are re-
duced without their fusing and after
ward increased the temperature Of the
Jumps until reduced metal is melted.
An electro-circuit may be employed in
the fritting and melting operations.
while the reducing medium is a pre-
heated c~arbonaceous or h-ydro-carbon
gas.-Mining Reporter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
I'LL EXTEND
SECOND AVE.

- sezn<iI lxss nisht passed an
m1Is.srs prux4alnx for the la ins
~ exfenxzon q Seeurd AZ.
= Duesy wxs In : noFthsssieFiy
ueduo inzozs<h private property
- sfsf <xtsfiszz streets n the IN
1900 a k1isnft Az and iiaFri'
x n orssinanes IL the result
= hrxnbit Report o. the cosn'
1Isv = streets which met res.
nrAt 1el<rnoca and. toxeshef with
f1sana protersy ovneFs. dfew
= e<szinanxs which neenaa 40
~ - zYYroTal uf the majority
I 1sm - F1rst as and al these
= tcnn4
4 nrk<r. rsrfesfntinx .
tan1w a Fixf Az. owners. filed
j Hse< against the proposed sm.
xxs<n<zt. slleztnx that Il waa toQ
nxx1Ers and ~onId heasfts none
= ssruna Az. The pFotesfAnts -.
~ nj 4 sneA q street l. laid
= 4 zzerld - an extension %
~ ~ ~ suxh al improvement
M = sAzspss and os more sen.
~ ><s<tl<.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
FIFTEEN ARRESTED IN
CIGARETTE CRUSADE

The police have started war on
the cigar and store dealers who
sell cigarette tobacco and papers
% minors. Fifteen arrests were
made today under the city 0rdi.
nance and state law. and the cases
will be prosecuted na a warning TO
other city dealers.
For several days Chief Weppen
stain has had BOY decoys out
around the city trying 10 buy 70.
baeco and cigarette paper. and that
thoy have succeeded IA shown by
the pile OF tobacco packages and
papers which Uttered the chiefs
desk this morning. At each place
where tho boys purchased the
makiuRs" the name Of the owner
Was taken and a warrant sworn out
for him by Truant officer r. II
Ketohum before Police Judge Dor.
don.
The following cigar dealers were
arrested. one on them being q WON.
an. q fincher. IS ". Washing
ton st. l.. +. Cooper. Magnolia
bar. Z. y. Garland. z1ls Madison
st: Hans Roaensenn, SOL Second
nv. a.. John Frnzie, Grand Central
hotel; Miss =. l. Smith. Cz2 Pike
st. John Wilson. 7i9 Pike st.; l..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

attitude Of Senator Bpooner with
renewed vigor. charging the sena'
tor from Wisconsin with dodfinF
the Issue and attempting BY shlh
means 10 shift the responsibility for
bis statements upon other nhoul'
ders. In part Senator Tiilman
said:
Outrageous Discrimination.
III was adroit for the senator 20
shift the minds Of his auditors and
the readers OF the records from
the presidents outrageous dincrim'
nation against the black soldiers
and fayoring the white ones. To
quote from former speech Of
mine In which said: We shot
them. We killed them. and All 90
II again
Nov what about those words OF
mine7 In what connection ala l
utter themf"
Senator Tillman then reviewed
the conditions under which tho
people Of his state acted az Tho
time TO show the disturbed state OF
legal procedure as iustifying the
course pursued.
Have | ever advocated lynch
law az any time or placer Hhid
tho senator. "For one crime. and
for one crime only, ] have Justified
f." aud here he gave utterance "
the statement quoted above
Following this came a lengthy
discussion Of the unwritten law,
which the senator condemned Tor
the freedom which Il allowed.
Speaking directly OF tho browns
Vile affair. the senator said.
For the first time aimee ! have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
Recital This Evening

From all indications the recital 70
be given this evening by ID. s. john
nton company. the wcll-known piano
dealers Of this city. will be well at
tended.
Considerable interest has been
manifested owing 90 the Appearance
81 the two most prominent artists OF
the city Misc Clara Lewyr. who
possesses an extremely beautiful
mezxo contralto voice. and John l..
Gibbs. the well-known vioiinist
The program also Includes several
exceptionally attractive piano num-
beers. and viii be rendered BY Mr.. L.
=. Bruce with the Metrossyle Piano
In. In addition a distinctly unique
feature will be the fact that all the
accomplishments for tie artists will
be with tho wonderful Mctrostyis
pianala.
While there VIII be no charge. ad-
mission Is by ticket only. which can
he procured gratis any time before
o'clock this evening at u. S. John
ston company's store at eos Second
av. .s'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
6DGGENHEIMS TER
| THE WHITE PASS

doya. There n some evidence tina,
they have put up the money Coz
Falcon Josltn 20 pay off the White
Pass claims against hts Tannna
Mines railway, They have lothy
at Washington which h opposlns
the granting ef any subsidies for
Alaskan railroads. saying that they
are prepared to build the entire
Alaskan railroad system without
government aid. Their policy seems
10 be to centred tho means OF trans.
portation % and from their faat &C.
eumulatlns Alaskan interests
Tits being tho condition In the
various sections Of Alaska and n he.
ina known that the GaNsenhelms
have large interests IN the white
Pass field probably larger Inter.
eats In a than Ia amy other section
% the north -lt Il not strange that
Il shoald be concluded that they
would buy tho white Pass n they
could set t.
Al tho present London quotations
Of Waite Pass stock the w L. 4 n.
n. IL valued a. about SIC. ooe. eco. II
II said. however. that only a limited
quantity ~ the White Pass stsck In
available for purchasers. and that
iga price Is no certain criterion as to
what Il weaid cost 90 set the prop.
erty. II Il Were possible 10 set a
at all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
SCHOOL soARp CAUSES
A DAMAGE quit

Judgment for ti.sif against The
Pacific Hest q Power company g.
asked hy tbs Crane company IN
eomplaint filed In the superior
court. The complaint charges the
school toara ~ District No. | with
haxin9 accepted a bond frun the
Pacific Heat q Power compsny
which insured tho heating and ven
sliatlng OF the Warren schooi for
the SUM ~ 1897. This houa wAs
never filed. Relieving that the in
narance bund given the school
beard had been flied. the Crane
company allowed the power com.
pany heating and reatiiating mage.
rial agKreEAting 1890. OF this
aum ISL remains unpaid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

~.,,s b = persistent fan'es today =
.,,., financial eirclen that me
sssa.ns have secured control
waite fsra q Nuken rea'e'
& ~ .'s'.caa me extends from
- Alaska. 70 whisehefne.
"a Mas Steamship eonnee-
= ne Atm district ana TO
~ AlAskA comes further con-
"a a. TIE rames and AZ Van
&C. fhe statement that the
M 4. PASSED into the hands
!. 4. sekxsnhsims i practically
A. FAR a. The star has
=. d aiseover the only foan-
A. ne runner i that such a
.ssla - the lekieel sequence
r. 'saz<ssheims actions Ia The
ssss y II The road we're for
~ ~ QuKxcebeinas ready ~
z. - ~ pFiee
<eusfAlls ecaeedsd that the
'''sssIns ana > firrpon' Mer.
- hcixh, the fiency and
n4As eat Al NalsisA aud cer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
SPOONER is DENOUNCED
BY SENATOR TILLMAN
Fiery Senator Of the South In Discussing Brownsville
Affair Makes Most Sensational Speech Of Recent
fears-President Criticised for Outrageous Dis
elimination.

attack upon himself by Senator
Hpooner. OF Wisconsin. senator
BENJAMIN r. Tillman yesterday de-
livered one of the most spectacular
speeches IN the history Of the son.
ats. lie opened the attack with
satIFioal comment on the senate.
which he characterized as being q
minstrel show HIS comment called
for a strong denunclalion from Sen
ater Carmack. OF Tennessee, m re-
sentiment OF personal allusiona TO
himself
Previous 20 this Senator spooncr
replied seriously 90 Ttilman. and
his address waa followed by = Sc
cret session lasting two hours Fol.
lowing this. IN open session, sena.
tor Tillman pfofusaly apologlsed 10
senator CnrinAek and others whom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

n<r1<<s u shs KAPPA Sigma
kzserfzr fssstsns en- Puget sound
een@4 = tasteess sna profee-
esaxi 1s1 hav~ met ara organised
Z ais~zs chapter Fifteen unsxsr-
~ s<r< rsrr<~ntsA ~ kraaa-
- u - rnsetlnE pr !. ~
Fufatr ess s1<eg~d president ana
f~r y Darn. ssesvtarY and treas
- Ns<sinxs all bs h@ia once =
1H<1 persif se<lal II nature
kruasg ne aszanlHsrn are she
tias!zs le4<e William n Heii.
. laaa = PraEheF. Etate Senator
4 q kafA FFsderf<k r. Tauns. e.
I frzzzss.s Charles wlndere.
Ia Tsazaf. HHrs6 ]. Carver. Roy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
SAYS DENNISON
ALONE ERRED

The entire biafns Cor the DTS dis
aMter il placed upnn Matr nennienn
Ia an answer 10 the amended corr
plaint In tha libel SUIT against ghs
Jeanle ~ the sestsle-Alki Trans
pofsatlen cosuranf. which vas fllea
~ James = rh.Fa with ths clerk
q the uaisea States court yesterday
afternG8u.
fhAro In his Ananer asks that tbs
action BE dismissed and the costs
charged 80 the llhelants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

l.. Phillips. Virginia bar. Charles
Hanson. z00i First av.. u. Jati0us
ke. 20ib FIRST av: L. Wilcox. 2z0T
first av.: Andrew Johnson, 230i
First ay.. VIM. Kerr. 1918 First ay.;
Daucio Antic. 1871 First ay., and
Harry johnson. 2ia5 First ay.
Released on Bail
The patroimen serving the war
rants we're instructed 10 bring their
prisoners quietly 10 police head
quarters. where they were released
on the payment Of $50 bail each,
The fine usually imposed for tho
first offenhe In these cases II go,
and for the second 0ffense n larger
fine. including imprisonment
In the case OF Garland. the police
claim they viii place charge Of
running a blind pig" against him
within the near future. Antie 10
the man who narrowly escaped seri-
GUS injury By an automobile last
night as he stepped from the walk
% take a car.
The cigarette crusade viii be
continued indefinitely until the
cigar and tobacco dealers realize
that they must comply with the law
and not sell 10 minors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
FLASHES

Fines Aggregate $500.
The amount OF fines collected IN
December. 1906, from the restricted
district aggregate tb.s7s.
officer Burkman M.
officer J y. Iiurkman Is III az
the Providence hospital. IL IL
feared be has consumption.
sksswsy Agent Here.
X A. Carroll. agent for the Alas.
IA Steamship company Ut skag.
way. Is la Seattle. accompanied
By his wife, on brief yislt.
Want seamen for Nebraska.
Tho battleshlp Nebraska. which
enters service April I, will carry
500 In officers aud men. While the
crew has been practically secured
there IL room for few more sea.
men.
Company oIsineorporstes.
A petition for the dinineorpora.
ton Of the 2. " Nordby company
OF Seattle. was filed In the superior
court this morning The company
la capitalized NJ 10000.
c. o. pUnann Here.
c. u Dnnann. general passenger
agent Of the Pacific Coast Steam
ship company. arrived IN the city
from Frisco this morning. on a bust
meas trip. lie II stopping at the
Butler and will remain here sey.
erai days.
he Must 90 Back.
Albert Anachuitx. a German sub
jet. was arrested BY the immigra
ton officers AZ Port Townsend yes.
terdAy and brought 10 Seattle this
morning Tor being illegally Ia this
country. lie will be deported.
Federal Examinations.
On February S examinations will
be- held At various points in The
state for chemists and inspectors OF
foods and drugs for the depart
meut Of agriculture. bureau OF
chemistry. The positions are worth
from $4,000 10 5000.
Charged With siaany.
Mrs Elizabeth X Clark II ia the
county imii on complaint o. George
W. Clark. an employe Of the city
water department. charged with de-
sorting him 20 marry A. w Finn.
without the formaiity OF a divorce
Mrs Clark MAS released on $500
bond.
Comes 20 Purchase Horses
n. r. couita. OF the stage line
Of the White Pass a Yukon route.
arrived ia the city yesterday To
purchase horses for the stage line
between White Horse and Dawson.
He intends taking north 80 head
Of horses the latter part Of the
month
a. c. n. ts Sued.
A $4,000 personal injury dam.
Age suit was brought In the supe.
nor court this morning against the
Alaska Central Railway company
by w Benedict. an empioye Of the
company at Seward. Alaska Bou.
edict alleges TINT through careless.
ness a large boulder fell on him
and his leg was broken and be also
suffered internal Injuries.
coode unsbls 70 Address.
II W Goode. president and gen.
erai director OF the Lewis and
CLARK exposition. in answer to an
Invitation TO address the leEiela.
ture on the benefits derived from
m exposition. wired the following
message 20 Henry r. Reed today
Much TO my sorrow, am unable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

been a mcmber Of this body ! find
myself taking n different position
to that of my democratic col.
leagues have no fault 10 find
eith them. nor de I efltlclae them.
~ ! fully expected that the citl.
xens OF ms own atnte and OF the
south would agree with the pfeai
dent and approve hia action They
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22


x,saI>CroN. y. G.. Jan, IA
80 ssnhsslaha u Utah made
:. ..sus . the senate today In
80, 4 sruasor Smoot. lie said
- 10 HIN. SEEMED 10 be
.< ts2t N Smoot Was a law
- sisksr me principal os an
~r<. az Il Be recognises a
.'-- Nxker than his allegiance 10
<a1fty. a. Il bis condition 10
~ d srinx repFoarh apon the
.S Il oa<ks not TO retain his
4 ~ guilty q any q these
r1<e n shnnld net he deprived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

20 leave Portland. I wish the expo
silion success and n state appro-
priation OF AZ least 100000.
Petty Thieves. 81 Work.
A. N. Farmer, G5f Railroad av.,
Ballard, reported 20 the police this
morning the theft Of gold watch
Saturday night. lie offers t20 re-
ward for fits return. J Anderson Of
the Willard house. told the police
today that a vaiise full Of clothing
had been stolen from his room yes
terday.
sehwerln Here.
n. r. schwerin. vice president
and general manager OF the Pa
cific Mail Steamship company r.
X Nelson. his secretary. and y. y.
coiman. Of San Francisco. who are
20 attend the hearing Of lumber.
men before the interstate commerce
commission. are stopping at the
Hotel Savoy.
Struck by an Auto.
Joe Antio. cigar and fruit deal
or at 1897 First ay.. while stepping
off tho sidewalk yesterday after
noon 20 catch car. was grazed on
the chest by an automobile, which
whirred by At full speed. lie mar
rowly escaped fatal injury. and
missed securing the number Of the
machine which struck him.
Or. Annie Loses Case.
Judgment for 81 600 against DR..
Annie X Russell In ths verdict
handed down in Judge Griffin's
court in a suit for damages brought
by Charles Johnson Of Green Lake.
Johnson brought suit for s. .000 for
an alleged hornewhipping received
AT the hands Of the doctor. while
cutting wood on land claimed TO
be owned BY the doctor.
Reception Given 20 Bishop.
A reception was given last night
20 Bishop David ~ Moore. who IL
wishing in Seattle, by the ministers
and members OF the Methodist
churches. The reception was held
at the Madison Methodist church.
After short addresses given by
Judge George 4 Morris, Rev. W. III.
W Rees and Bishop Moore, the
ladies Of the church served refresh
ments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

ia not believe IN negro soldiers"
Then The speaker delTed deeply
into hts motives in crltielhlng the
president. dealing AZ length with
The subject. after which be wae
followed ny eonator Bpuoner. who
resumed tho defense Of bis action
IA uphoIdlng the aeiion Of the pres.
ident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
ITHERLAND DEFENDS
SHOOT IN SENATE

Of hls seat IN obedience TO a popular
elamor.
The charges % polygAmy have
ali been refuted since a boy smoos
has been opposed to the practice.
aud has done much TO end the asa.
tenn. "A an observer of the Nor.
mon people. ! say they are to-day
Aa loyal aud as patriotic As any In
the country smoot. while in the
senate four ycara. has won the re.
spect and admiration Of hls col.
LEAGUES. and has proven his dew.
ticn "a his duty aud bis patriotic
regard Cor hia obligations as a eth
aen u the republic"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

-. HAS " THAT WELL
...n ALASKA RAILROAD
hN ssxN solp-NArueAL
..rscr 70 ALASKAN
.saAsEs OF THe eio
eaupANf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

q. Haaiey. Clyde AZ Hadlsy. Harry
seovilie. Oscar W Dam. ]. ".
Archie hplionx, Roscia HeFs. I. u
Oliver. Charles Lelxh. r.. Carts. =
dslson. A n Terpanths, Frank v
Taylor. W, Il IAtta. cIAnd Stevens
c. II Beagle. Harry G. barney. Guy
n. Cor. G. y. Pest, n. y. Vincent
FRED O. poFety. W W. barr. NJ. o.
Ferguson. wiiilam ". Thonasa
Bruce stmith. r ~ Culver. T. n.
David y. J. wtlsun. T. y. rrovine.
channeey wernaeke ana Dwight
sznalley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
COLUMBIA CALLS
AN ELECTION

The city OF Columbia has called
a special election for March s 10
vote on its proposed annexation TO
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

hc had DENOUNCED In what he term.
I'd hie ''firat essay In the line OF
humor." following this apology Ia
turn by ons 10 the entire senate.
The speaker then attacked the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
81 sstsss.ttAt4tA

q " would lead a mob 10 4
= pnch any mar. black or 4
: white, who had rsvIshed any 4
= woman, black or white. This 4
= y my attitude, calmly and de- 4
: llesssssly taken. ard Justified 4
= ~ my ccnsclenes IN the sight 4
Z on ood."--Estraet from the 4
: speech Of Senator Benjamin 4
= ~ Flilmsn. IN discussing the 4
= erowssvllIe affair on the floor 4
= Of the United states senate. 4
tststtttsttttsA I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

20 leave Portland wish the expo
Hition success and a state appro-
prlation OF AZ least 81 ,000. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

tseripps rsiseesph ssrvIes.i
WASHINGTON. Jan 2a.--In a
bitter and fiery denanciatlon OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
Charged With siasmy.

hfra. Elizabeth r. Clark Il IN the
county iaii on complaint OF George
". Clark. an employe Of the city
water department. charged with de-
sorting him 20 marry A. w Finn,
without the formaiity OF divorce.
Mrs. Clark Was released on $500
bond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

On February examinations will
be held At various points in The
state for chemists and inspectors OF
foods and drugs for the depart
ment Of agriculture. bureau Of
chemistry. The positions are worth
from 81 600 20 g., 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

Albert Anachuitx. n German sub
jet. was arrested BY the immigra-
ton officers AZ Port Townsend yes
terday and brought 10 Seattle this
morning for being Illegally Ia this
country. he will be departed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

NWWFtN ~ WFNFEHNN FFNEWNW
n. n coutts. Of the stage line
Of the White Pass a Yukon route.
arrived Ia the city yesterday 10
purchaae horeea for the stage line
between White Horse and Dawson.
He intends taking north 80 head
Of horses the latter part Of the
month.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-11
Thr Bruil uf
Euil Sprrfll
By REV. DR.. PoLEMUs II. SWIFT.
cblesso.

know dry something ee Nov be is the social liar INDUCES
n ehte sqaiis Nov h the SANDER monger who delights
te hates Aow he The conscencce politician persists in re-
ng reports that asc been nailed lies days and days ago.
the report can " kept circulation win make hs
dae
Then ere the devil q gossip fow many demons Of that type
there ar Il lag OH pe1enHs es keep work How dabo
a e snss The gossip goes about repeating oundel tale or
fenal remark u half confidence which dboa influence that
ncve e taken back conrado1 II ocnmes just half
criticism slight fling suspicious sord deprccating sentence
whispered aspcon bali truth whole truth that ought never 10
NJ spoken nsnuaon a ought have amounted 10 ANYTHING
There aso tic devil o. uDknd speech How common that de-
You viii find him good homes You will meet him IN sorr
e2e liz 4 not stranger at your club Ills face unknown N
your church There great many people who would 10 tell
l wo would spum SANDER Who could charged with gossip 10
whom faeh~d n stranger vito vet gritty Of making place
for the dcdl q unknd speech in their hearts.