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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-25
CoIored Y. NJ. c. A. Meetings Close.

CoIOred Y. NJ. c. A. Meetings Close.
The colored Y. NJ. c. A of this city
has just closed a series of meetings
for the purpose of converting mem
bers to the coIored churches of the
city. The colored Y NJ. c. A. has
been working as an auxiliary to the
churches for a number of years and
has helped greatly in increasing the
membership OF the latter. Last night
the following were converted. Walter
Smith, Baptist; Fred Thompson, Lane
Chapel; Arthur Hardy, Presbyterian:
Samuel jenkins. Baptist; Evaniel
Hopkins, Methodist; Joseph Gaines.
Presbyterian; Earle De Frantz, Bap-
fist; Harry cambridge, Baptist; Roy
Barker Methodist: Calvin Ridley
Methodist; Aaron Abbott. Methodist;
ODE Miller Baptist: Samuel Carey
Presbyterian; Clarence Beck, Metho-
dist; A G. Hagan, Presbyterian; F.
Roundtree, Methodist. In addition to
these converts Arthur Charles and A.
Beech were reclaimed and Joined the
Baptist church.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-25
Topeka Boy Died Far Away.

Word. has been received in Topeka
of the death of Chester Long, the -
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Long of 331 Kellam avenue,
which occurred at the home of Mrs.
Longs parents in Indiana. Mrs.
Long left Topeka several weeks ago
for a visit in Indiana and a few weeks
later telegra phed Mr.. Long of the ill
ness of their son. For some reason
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-25
Captain J. G. Waters Will Carry
New Timepiece.
Dean of Kansas Bar Remember
ed by Associates.
ELOQUENT ADDRESS.
L. F. DOran Acts as Spokesman
for Donors.
Veteran Accepts Present With
Tears Streaming Down Face.

Captain Joseph G. Waters. president
of the Bar association and dean of the
Kansas bar in years and practice, was
given a slight intimation of the re-
gard and respect of his associates. To-
day he is wearing a 500 gold watch,
presented in a fitting manner by the
association.
At 10 o'clock this morning, about so
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-25
BosToN's NEW SUBWAY.
The Latest Step In the solution of the.
Transportation Problem

Boston. Mass. Dec. 25.-The latest step
in the solution of transportation problems
for Greater Boston is the new s10000,0O0
subway about to be opened. This has
many unique features which protect and
assist and please the passenger. The ven
tilating system is the best yet devised
and no less an Improvement is the care
for sanitation of the subway. There are
no square corners to collect dirt and filth
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-25
WINDY BUT NOT COLD.
Christmas Weather Isn't Bad-Better
Expected.

The wind has blown a gale since ear
with small particles of dust and flying
debris of various kinds in place of the
white Christmas. wished for, The tenn
perature has been a number of degrees
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-25

the telegram was delayed for "a hours.
Mr. Long left for the bedside of his
son Immediately upon receipt of the
telegram. but did not arrive there un-
til after the burial of the boy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-25

The impressive manner in which Mr..
Doran delivered this little speech. affect
ed not only the recipient of the gift. but
the audience A severe cough assailed a
number of the assembled lawyers, and
many Merry Christmas handkerchiefs
were displayed.
When the cheering had partly subsidized.
a huge American Beauty rose was pro-
duced from the background. and pinned
to the breast Of Captain Waters. In a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-25

moutte ban leie Set ONT, after og at
ter. Serlig set ON Gre0en.
80 Jre0 - 6reo - pao Sor=
Oer1," mlunle0e fan, og ser oonneoe
Jig to ltorc, opbe Jl1rer mellem Nule
% Ml1no, iaa0an be6 ban Sc breo=
fm10rcoc 5nnocr lo1nn1en.
0g ban rejite Jig / ct Set ira Bor=
Set % gift tlt19t trent og tilbage oper
Set npfeie6c 9rnboegl1lp mes &en=
oerne ilapt ioloe0e paa &pggen.
vSo, Sreb = Tre0 -" bpilfe6e
oct mellenr Sc ialnmcnbiote Genoer,
mems bol1 ltoo title foran @i,1ouet %
laa no oper Sne11 moo Sen blaa Stint
mel, Ser glitrebe al Sc 5,1lin0e, in1oo=
bite Stierncr. Sg lnnglomt
git fan tilbagc ODER @ulpet og fog ct
lille 8tlleoc frcm al Gbatol l~fuffen.
Oct bar for1lnet oper bam iaa pluo=
lelig. @on maatte lie De1oe Ill., i
oenne belltge S~uleaften. 6or BUN
oar 10 bog &ip0 al bans &jp0 og BLOB
al bans 8lo0.
) Og BET bar JONI Suleltemninge1
lpsncoe cit boaro og trobiig 5fal onl=
firing bans nrlige @jerte, og poQ en-
Gang TOM Ser BEN fprlunberlig1te
Srngiel ODER born efter at ie ben0e,
eftcr at tale meo be11oe iom / goll1le
Gage.
-- Nab, men ser bopbe 10 purct
loa n1eget, loa n1eget liben Sen Gang.
Sg Napnet, fans gooe, nrlioc
Nopr1, set fulOe bepores --
og ban iatte Npggen tro6iig op mos
%uggen, loo Set rplte6e.
Sons 9rs lf1l0e life pnre Sfalfe=
lfjlll for bel1De5 @prcl1nge. Giloc
Soft gipe Jig al n1eo sen 5lngs 5inq,
ia, loa par Sc / al Tolb fpr0i9e nc0
Dum. =
Sa, ioooon bar Sofob, itrnl1g / i'm
1om, og Ser onsonleelle fienotc ban
life til.
Derfor, netop 6erfor bap6e ian og-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-25

laa iaget i'm egen Ootter ira fig JONI
Ell berrelgs Suno.
uNah @erre Seil,s oog!" bopoe
ban logt, Oct bar al Sen &lage> iom
bar fon1met oper gamle Safobs &c.
Ger.
Sg / Sc to Nar, Der bar gaaet IL
ocn bin 0ag, bQD0e ian lDlt 0un og
S%11tcr0ift oper nlle Sc b~lpoiebne Gon<
fer.
@pa6 Set fulbe gieres> set
tul0e gipre5. Sg Safob gap Jig
life. San bar ieig og iterf> og bans
Billie bat baorb lom oen baar6e aam=
pelte11.
Men i 6elrl1e Suleaften bapoe ban
giset iortabt. 9a1 laa bnn igie11 be11=
bc5 Sfiffelic uoe pe0 5fop6egnet,
be1oe5 mpge, frpbenoe &rop, benoes
beoen0e, groaoblote 9ine> og frern=
%ltrafte @e11oer, ser ligeiom raabte
ON &ilgipelie.
Og ga funoe Safob life a1loet, ou
ba6 ban meo en- Snoerligbe6 / Stem=
men JONI ba1 alorig fgr bap6e fien0t>
ba0 % trDgle0e ON at faa set portable
Barn tilbage.
lloe / Matten, element Sen fol0e,
i5nen0c @nc, itre6 Ell l1>1g, ipeolem=
met &pil1be Jig frem oper Marferne.
&rumbpjct, me0 Teberens CLAUS t
Sc bpbe 3j1e, fjempe0e bu11 Jig trent
mes bele i'm &igbon / set gan1lc,
frpn0jeoe 9bobl.
Og bun flen1te set iao fait in0 nno6
lit magre Srplt, JONI por bun ba1ge
for at mil tc Set. @ele Dogen bopoe
bun 1triot Jig igielrnem. &en0eS
Stprt orep al Sn0e og optpet Gne og
llog isnenbe ino moo Sc trntte, 1nl1=
lfel1lappe Sen.
So ga fom Anglten for at So oper
benoe> bun rpite0e JONI ct gipelbp;
men = nei 90 biI6e BUN life =
I'M mel, mel! ~ og ben6es @jerte Hog
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-25

no al Soroet, logoc Gugen / 2ug %
puoleoe 2pietauecn mes Sen 9onrle,
hlonfp>1oleoc Me5iingiofs.
% ocreftcr gift ban fen iii @rngc=
lfobet peo @opcpil,ol,ct og brog Ircn1
cit ipGr, itor 9ibcl mes Bulotrpf poo
@pggen, iattc 9rillcr poo og ilog* ioo
op eifcr ct bpiogulnet Stpffc &opir,
Scr itaf' roenfor 8la6ene.
9rillerl1e blep lfl1Ot op og ne0, ino=
til Spnet bar pastel oertil. Og 11e,t5
cit mag 2p0 al 2onosbDens Strife
floffer trG1lste 116 oper 8afferne til
Stope11, lGlte Sofob, balpbejt og
ltrnngt otter 8ogltapenL belc S%SnIens
Gbon9eliuln. --
= Sp 9jennen S1ee11, o6
Sc fienote Geje og Stier, gleb buffcoe
Sfiffeli Jet, bpjtibstol1ie, tltnge /
Sfribt, up moo 6en lille, bpi6folfeoe
&irfc. mems Sc gan1le, irre6e &loffer
lang Sllc,1s glade 8l,blfab 1,b oper Sc
bpt6e, npgne Morfcr, Ser bar Soner,
tie pioerc, felt 1to til Sen touie, tu1g,
ii1,bige' Sfop.
% Sc ganlle fienbte Solmer ON
Sen GLADE, Sen 0ejlige Sui iteg toft=
fat up unoer be lpi6le @%pelpinger,
boarct fren1 at Srooitionens bellige
@c9cjitring. 6or eli itoffet Stuno
glen1tcs al 2ipet5 gruiomme Suoro,
beo, bets imoolfoorne Yil1ogtigbeo,
bets groooipl6te Sorg. ---
- Men l1oe / Set rprtpfte
@uS unDer Sfopcn jas gonlle Safob
og lnite Jig langion1t gjcnnelll
Sef5ten.
Sg ga fan fom til set 5te0, bDor
oer ltaar: ~9Gre bore @uo / Set
&pielte! og Gre0 poo Sor0en! og /
Mernelfene cit Gelbebageligbe0!" 90
bar Oct, iom noget %itelnune6e fig fat
/ Salien paa ban1, og after % otter
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-25
Engleaattg.
vi Sob, &ibc= Yetcricn.

&t1o op, 0u Stiernc ira Bctblebem,
meb Naaoen5 2ps oper tlliinb @icn!
Min SjGl ltoor Sagt % agter paa,
mar Straalen funtler ira @imlen5
8laa
- mart brpber oct iren1 Tor nit
9ie-
~ sg r pere Cub / s c t
@pie!
S Mprfet itonoer eli 5trio ioo booro,
loa mon9en en- SiGl faor ltlipsloor;
t 2Diet retfes ser 8rooerbaan0
til bper, ion ct at Den lanrme 4ono;
bpr, miot / Slagenes Eor6en
lpoer Oct: ~Jre0 ober Sor=
6en!"
6rcm lfrioer ct Sog n1eo feltlig Sar1g
lpt, bpor set Finger uo oper Bang:
u@n Grelier CT fpbt for Spnbens
Slngt,
Soaret / Si9len ct epigt lGgt!
Meo gnglcne las % fpn6e:
s sc enne fer g CT b G.
bags @lpDe!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-25

pilot meD oct feberbeoe Blob,
nej, nj piloe bun, % bjer1, bien1.
Sum unojcbe bberfen &l1l6c eller
Merfc> men iom ct ioget 5tpfte Giloi
ilcDc b1>n in0 giennen Sfoper.
% Nottepir10en pet giu1nc1n &c
iorte, npgne @rene, og 0pbelt inoc
nelleu1 &c tette 8raner ldO l1glenS
bglc, lfl1rren6e SlOe1.
S 2pb orejcbe bnn ino 9jerncl1l oct
rpon1olcoe Seq og ipru,lg / ct cncltc
Sop ms oper oct lopc, itcnlatte Stop=
biyc.
Mel1 81 Dun naucbe trent mclleln
Noffcrne pg laa oct matte, blafrenoe
2p5 lfiumc 11o giennenn &l1ocn moo
bcnoe = 81 ltpD 6un title % grGo
49, Sc libjte 1oorcr, bum eiebe.
Wounle Safob jas meD ioloe0e @un=
ser og &pggen moo @in0uet. SAN
plcjeoe olorig at bolOe lG11ge no;
men - i Nften funoe ban life on=
"a bgrte ban meb ct Ell
jugte &lp11fen oerubenf or.
Sg ga ban iaa efter, fanot fan Ell
ing Mpr, li66enoe lonme1il>nfe1
uocnfor fans 0er mes ct lille grG=
oenDe Barn / Tapne11.
Sg 0a tpe6e Slcn belt. S ii,e i1Gr=
fe Mrne bar ban 0en begge inc i ben
pornle, lune Glue.
Sg Set jl,bleoe og lang i16e / fans
go'1le 8rpit: Soo fom bun oog al
ligcbel!
Mob, for cit Suleoften set blep!
Men Denne I ocn itore Eeng
loa 6un pg iao paa 6ar'cn mcO to
ltore> glade Ejne.
~N(ob, 6ar> 6or," TOM set ioo title
fra benbe, vjeg pilbc 10 bien1 S11le=
G item !"
Og ga>nle Safob inu pao benbe,
bonS 9rpit bled lao fort og parnlt,
= lal1gionut bpjeDe ban Jig 11c0 pber
6c110c, trDffe0e i'm lfnggeOc 4i1iD in0
mos ben0cs u1ugre Nniigt % bpilfeoe
til benoe, mebeuS @roooe,t jas Ddrn
/ @oli e1:
$50 -- lille Moric - ie9 bap6e
ogioo pelrtet Zig - for leg piblte, OH
= Oh fon nof!"
Sg 0o freb 9sl,leircben il,o / ben
lille Stuc, oen 0eilige, glade, Dellig-
l1eoe Suffered, ipm oltio gier Menne=
ifer laa go0e.
Sg / be1e &erbeu Dor Ser ingen lDf=
feligere Mcnnelfer ems gornle SSatob
og bans 0atter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-25

0crtll CT pllt / eli up1 elllig Nrab at
lpge i @cnrif @crgc(onoa oellige
11gt S.hssxs
neget"
GeO at mi>,oes bette lr1'gerc Gigt
% f%rcn10rngc set flll1Oc Scr nma]fe
pultcs ltrrfere Sip / BET cit Song /
bcle NorOcn uln1inoelige SulcneG
lunlt / ocnIanfc at ruffe bore nsaa-.
fu9lc Ell lille 3oouo@rufl1ing> |na
lG11gc Den IiO ltaur pno, ga Ser er
vbpiot ior neOcrL bpiot ior oben, og.
plloret tDft ltoor Srr / Sfopen"
laalnnge Som1l1erens liosglobe Gut
gerc ~lpger 6doe, iogcr @r".
8ergelanoS 9an1lc 2i9t begpnoer
mes en- Sonntole mcllcm ct Ynr
Snlooiugle ioolrOcs:
~aour, ueslc Slit. ielg meb, iela
meoi
ct berli9t >Sl>lcfoel0smaal ieg peb.
gn iottio 5%lsn1an6 bag Sfosen bors
ban 0iper % ct N}eg / Nar ion / Gior.
San eier fin ire; ooN Aloer fan ns ct
Jor Gelu Sfplo, iua Aiuv ian bet.
% bpr, 0u Smuoiiiif, ltl&r ej iaa,
men fplg n1eo Bin Utrttcr, Spl1rpen
graa.
Seq foloer mig groo, fight iee er
euI,
tbi ieg far pp>1tet mig I'LL til SuI~
Get fp9er bit ODER Souoens Sag,
S Negct letter ri % / Mag.
Ni lio6er til Drene on / Moo:
Sl1len aipr ogioa 5nmo iuglen ela&
81 fpl0er &roen uneo S~lllebrgb:
Tor % ct og iaa sen 6rcllcr foot"
Suu flpi Sc 81 Ifenoebsru af etc.,
DIN SulefpGloen CT 9yffen me6!-"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-25
Jnlffrfn.

ll0e un0cr Sfoper1, flent tl1oc mel
lem itore> ~ipiosfanteoe Batter, lnu ct
@lts, t9ffet meo ltipe, ltiffer0e DIOR
= / 2U for bouoe &ino % SEER.
Og / oct !@,,s bococ go,rrlc SsSofob,
ganlfe olene.
Nlbrig fom Ser 6rcn>l1eoe, og eno=
M 1iel01lere orog Sofob til 8ps. @on
bop0e nof / Sfopcl1 ng Oe bpje 9uf=
N11not ON git ser olifel,s Sl1of on,
Safob. Ser bar Jolf, Iom bolot fpr,
at bon bar ret og lle baabe l9r %
tl1mpet; men 0er; uar ri9tignof ogiao
nogle - og Set par moalte, naar alt
TOM til aft, oog De fleite - ser iagoe,
at Sofob bar fl1lot lon flog iom olle
onbre. - $685..
ga, lao0an ia9oc man. og Sofob
Loo Slo6beren goa.
9et bar S,,leaitensbog, li9e /
Sflumringen. Safob git ru,,bt og
pllsle6e ON oct Smulc @ru, ban
eje6e.
5per 1T ct penligt Orb, mems ban
nGl1Iomt itreg Sem bcn loltgs &pa=
gen.
s Gtol0oprcn itoo fan title % Int
tcbe me6 &el6ebog til bele oernc
R1,slen og @lunlcn, Der bar. Soo
c10elig gift fan mes turgc Sfriot ino
til fig ielp og ifor to Sfiper roget
6lnif al til Sl1leaftensnaoper.
Oct bar rigtigt Sl1lepejr
lne6 %flingrenOe 6rolt og fnirfen0e
enc. Ser loa fo0bpjt fen ooer 8offcr=
ne:
- Sofob lag0e 9ug og 0iif poa
8or6et og latte to friife 2ps / Mes=
fingitagerne. Sg 0erpoa ipilte fan
6leif et n1eo bna0e &artofler og Mel=
opp.
- 9a Maolti6et bar e1tot, bar bon
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-25
0tliep 9onie, ct al 6e elolte OF

S Wilicp @onie, ct al Sc elo1te %
melt b%etjenote Soteller pan 8roab-
lpop / Seem Dorf, opIto6 Slb / Sirs-
bags, og set ioo en- Sio MS til, at bele
S%pgningen lful0e blebet p0elogt. 0et
lpffe0es 5o9 Sron1peienet at fac
9ugt mes Sl6en, in6en nogcr1 iterre
Sfa0e bar lfet. @otellet blep oprirr-
oelig bpgget at en- 6anif Mono, Yeter
8tlbiig fra @obro, iom forn til Sine.
rita / 1886. @ans Gen, Senrp Sill.
leD, iom orbeoe @otellct otter TOM
ogoe | Nopember Mnal1eo.-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-25

Noor %intrren breocr lit bniol
Hugen" cller S,Slllen er moe, p1 mon
lprgcr for @ourOcns t0ltsbur pau Del
beoltc, bo bprrr Def Jig til 81 DeIlcr at
glelnnle @inIlenS tyl19le.
Sflunt mon, cr bcgpnbt at npiri=
lfc Den aunllc Sfif nleO SS11lcl,cgrt,
luo CT oct opn rrOnl uurnplt fin en-
Sllleltif. Gen truifcs nite]t fin i
>lteroturels % SIM tens GcrOu1 %
hpppigerc poo >Sl1lefprt cuo nbcn for
bore %inouer. 3ette b1rbc life pure
|auleoea fer / ct MornlonO. s bore
noroilfe 2onoe mes oere5 1trn>1gcrc
% lG11aere &intre or ocn1e Stif al
minocli9, iiGr i Noree. S ariltio=
Mo or S>naoneg til Tl10lenc q, 1un-
b%elspare / betg0elig @ro0.
Cen norifc Groiesio pg Yotoni-
fcr ScbDbclcr lfriper for 80 Nor il
sen: llocn for Sfonoinabicn lpnes
Sl,lcnc9ct TIL life at bore fjenot, %
set lpbpcltlige IDiflono, eller, lon1
Set 1iOliaere tol0te5, Scbrpaber, ct
Oct encite 5teb, bpor jcg bar il1l1oet,
at Oct tibligerc bor uerct brngt. SAN
giper for uprigt iplgcnoc Sfiloring:
Get CT pg1oo uoen for Sfanoi1o=
pien fienbt, at S11len fer iejreS nneo
ntegcn @pitioeligbeb, og enbpcr plejer
ga ogioo, eftcr lin Stilling, at lcnc
beOrc el1D oilers. Selp oe fornuben=
Sc Sn1aof>lglc glennmcr n1on life.
S Norge timber mon 6crfo lao 9o0t
lorn ueb bpcrt @l1S pao 2anoet, ia /
DC ienere Nar enoog i 8perne, at ser
Sl1leofteu opiGtte5 ct &orn1eg poa
en Sto1g til Slnoafuglenc. Otter
Dc Splps11i1ger, {om leg berom bor
facet ira Sperige, CT ocn iam1nc Sfif
ogioa almiu0elig / Staone, @ollon6,
Snnaalono, Geitgptlono lant Here
9te6er ! 9itergetlon6 og ems pioere
o%ln1tnbelig i 9obuslcn, 9olSlon0,
&ern1lonb og Sterile, iomt fit og fer
/ UPLAND.
Seq far life funnet fin6e nogen
Splpsnin9 o1n, bpor go>nmel benne
pofre Gift er / Noroe. Smbipnlig=
pis guar Sen tilboge til ben fotbolife
Sib. S @ulbalen (59nore aron0=
gjem5 Nmt) bor man, i alt Tulo tib=
ligcre, br1gt at fpite ct al Grnpin0e
lomnenlot &ors poa S1rlenegct. s
Sen longc og toloe Ginter, ga enc
0Gffet bin0rer Srnoof1,glene fro at
finoe heres lGbponligc, torpelige llb=
%fonu1e, millOer S1,(cneget %11pilfaar=
Zig ON Trclicrens trpiterige Orb
(Motb. 6, 26): Ser iii @tmlens
Tllgle, Sc loor life % better life og
iaunler fife / 2o6er, 'pg cbcrs bir11nel=
lfe Sober fpber 0el1."
2igeleoes ifriber 5cbpbeler: S Sc
li6ite 1870 Mor er SS%uleneget bic
bet meget almin0eligere fer / 2anoet,
emo set ttbligere nar, og @run6en
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-25

MftlltonGren Better Curious Eefs.
monte CT blepet regiltreret i @enrte-
pin County, Minu. S 6enne an}lno-
es bans efterln6te 6ormr&e til en-
8nr6i al 10 Millioner Dollars, n.e,a
@Groien al ben afop6e &igmanb3
Gjcnoom / 9cnneptn County er fun
iot til $1,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-25

Set fpr1te Sulefort TANNER fra
@nglan6. Set blep fobriferet / Maret
1916 iom 2ttbografi, ser bar baalt0,
foloreret. Salt blep Der iolgt 1000
Gfsemplarer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-25
Gur0ifrln / WpntQna.

Suroifclu / Montana. S Girginio
Gitp, Mol1t., inotrof Man0o9s ct
temnelig beftigt Sor6lfulp, ser or=
rctte0e %6etpoelig Sfo0e poa flere 8pg=
ninger, oeriblnnot 5fole6pgningen,
loli1 llog &epner fra gperit til neber1t.
Nlle @pgninger rDlteoe itprft, %
Hloitringen fol6t al &nggene. S
8pen pg Omegnen frenfom itore
&enner / Sor6en.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-04
HOW FATHER KNICKERBOCKER
RAISED TIE WIND.


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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-04
Mistake Enriched Artist

There is a young artist in Washing
ton who classes himself as OF the I'm
pressionistic school, and who, being
somewhat out In drawing, generally
makes up for his lack OF technique by
spreading color recklessly and count.
ing on distance for his effect At an
amateur exhibition he once hung one
Of his most extraordinary perform.
ances Well" said a friend whom
the artist had taken to see the work.
II don't want to fatter you, old chap,
but that Is far and away the best stuff
you have ever done. congratulate
you" Much pleased, the artist was re-
ceiving the compliment with becoming
modesty, when he CHANGED again to
glance at the picture-and turned very
'ed. The committee had hung It up.
side down. Hurrying TO the head Of
the committee, he was about 20 launch
into q loud complaint when he was In.
formed Of the good news that an hour
before the picture had been sold for
SOL The original price mark had been
B19
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-04
ECHOES OF AEsoP.

Genius! genius!" shouted the
Book Boosters while the new novel
was still damp from the press.
The simple villagers came running
TO the cry only to find that the
Booster had fooled them.
In the course of time the junkman
claimed his own, and the presses put
forth another new book
Genius! genius!" shouted the
Boosters; and again the villagers came
running with their dollars-stung
again.
Genius! genius!" shouted the
Boosters many more times, and many
more times the villagers responded to
the false alarm.
At last a real, sure-enough Genius
did arrive, and the excited Book
boosters made a terrible ado. But no.
body paid any attention to their cries
or rendered the Genius the slightest
assistance.
As result the poor wretch starved
20 death and was buried in the pot.
tors field
Moral: There is no believing a Book
Booster, even when he speaks the
truth.-Puck
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-04
rcDsNT Was NOT wsLcoMg.
Us Presenee Evidently Embsrra-sse
Fashionable Woman.

oh. look. She is throwing her fur
coat away"
In response to an urchins cry the
fashionable parade on + street I'm
Washington stopped in it's respective
tracks the other day and gazed in
amazement while a handsome woman
calmly walked round a Persian lamb
cloak which lay on the pavement. Not
Few OF the watchers thought it a case
OF insanity suddenly developed. and
We're for calling the police Others
thought IT Joke OF some sort. But
when one. holder than the rest. asked
"nat was The matter, the owner OF the
garment said.
Nothlng In particular. except that |
am waiting for a rat TO run out OF the
lining Undoubtedly this apparently
preposterous statement would have
been taken Tor still further evidence
OF mental alteration IL It had not been
followed almost immediately by the
appearance of large rodent from one
ot the sleeves. The scene in staid old
street just at that moment bore a
close resemblance to a pony ballet in
"S'N ''9Oi'uo dSNDu Anu the rat got
away
II seems that the owner OF the coat
had taken IL out OF cold storage about
an hour before. Then she went into
an street lunchroom. and when
seated the coat hung to the floor at
her feet A chorus of feminine shrieks
interrupted the meal, and at cries OF
a rat" the assembled dinars mani
rested sudden fondness for the tops
OF their chairs and the tables. But the
rat disappeared, and the lady with the
FUR coat soon started on her way. She
mad walked fully half a dozen blocks
before she became conscious that the
coat was unduly heavy, and a mo-
ment's investigation was sufficient to
disclose the fact that the frightened
rodent In the restaurant had found
refuge in the recesses OF her garment.
Then. according to the street urchin.
She threw her coat away"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-04
ALL FOR BRYAN.

The Democratic members in en-
dorsing Hon. w. J. Bryan for presi-
dent said:
Resolved, That it is the sense
of the Democratic members of the
West Virginia legislature that Will
liam j. Bryan is their choice and,
in their judgment, the choice Of the
Democratic workers Of the state for
the presidential nomination; that it
is their sincere hope that at the ma
tional convention at Denver he will
be nominated by acclammation in
the hope of glorious victory next
November; and be it further
Resolved, That an invitation be
extended to Mr. Bryan to deliver an
address at Charleston to the people
of West Virginia during the present
session Of the Legislature"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-04
a Servants Paradise.

Every kitchen has a window with
one pane out in the Brazilian town OF
Rio Grande do Sui" said a cook "That
town is a servants paradise.
Servants live in their own homes
there' as they should everywhere.
Ihey come to work at seven in the
morning and they quit at seven al
night. A l2-hour day. Quite long
enough
Ihe paneless window Is for the
milkman. the baker, the butcher. go
mat these traders can leave their sup.
plies-they usually come early-in a
safe place. The Rio Grande servant
.5' OF course, not there to receive
them. She is in bed at her own
home"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-04

Little Franz. watching nurse emrty
o hot-watcr bag. asked why she blew
air into IL.
1T keeps the sides apart. 30 water
will run into IL easily"
Later in the day frankie was dis.
covered holding between his knees a
lean. stray kitten. while. with cheeks
distended. he blew down it's throat
through tin pea shooter.
What are you doing?" nurse cried.
rescuing the tortured cat
'keepin her sides apart. SOS she
can dink milk" responded the young
philOsopher-Jud
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-04
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