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Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-01
NELSON BUCKS PURDY.
Senior Senator from Minnesota Opposes
Appointment to Federal Circuit
Judgeship.

WASHINGTON, d. G., April ~
The nomination Of Milton D. Purdy,
now assistant to the attorney general to
be United States district Judge of Mime
sofa, in the Senate judiciary committee
today was referred to Senators Nelson,
Depew and Overmun. Mr.. Nelson op-
posed the appointment of Mr.. Purdy to
the judgcship, and should he continue his
opposition could prevent confirmation at
this session of the Senate.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-01
GOLDMAN GETS LICENSE TO TALK.
Los Angeles Attorneys Agree That Lee
tuce May Be Delivered.

Los ANGELES, Cal, April 5.-On
the advice of Deputy City Attorney
Charles E. Haas, supplemented by the
opinion of Assistant City Prosecutor
Guy Eddie, a license was issued yester-
day to Emma Goldman to give u public
lecture on Anarchy in this city. Haas
and Eddie said there was nothing in the
law to prevent the issuance Of the Ii
cenSe.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-01
BOYCOTT IS SPREADING.
Oriental Steamship Company Temperate
ly Suspends South American
Service.

HONG KONG, April 27.-The boy
colt by China on the japanese has be-
come effective in the southern part of
China that the Togo Kisen Kaisha
Oriental Steamship company has tenn
porarily suspended its South American
service as the steamers are unable to
obtain passengers and freight.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-01
AYRES LEAVES THE ARMY.
Mother Barred from West Point
Grounds, Asks Him to Resign.

WASHINGTON. D. c., April %
Second Lieutenant II. Fairfax Ayres of
the Seventh cavalry, whose mother said
two months ago that she wished him to
resign from the army as soon as posi-
BILE, did so today. The resignation was
accepted. Lieut.. Ayres is the son Of
Lieut-CoI Charles G. Ayres, retired
Ayres was at West Point last spring
when the Easter overcoat incident oc-
Cured and Mrs. Ayres was forbidden
admission to the West Point Military
reservation.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-01

share Drinking, dissipation is not good form for COL
lege Eowadays-tme when much was
thought of it. Take such Tad JONES' leader
among fellows and who leads upright life Other
initiate his habits and imitation uncon-
scious, perhaps, does them world of good.
The who goes in for athletics finds that he
go according to sche lule if he is keep up
make the most Of his time When the moment comes
study he has time to lean window silIs and
talk with his fellows
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-01

moisture is plentiful the blue grass forms
a softer turf than the red top but does
not seem to endure drouth so we'll. In
shady places the blue grass mixture is
best. Nothing but pure seed should be
Sown.
Grass seed may be sown proftably in
the early spring. 1t is we'll to be liberal
and to reseed portions that come I'D
poorly.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-01
Merely a Lodge Member.

This means Haywood is no longer in
the employ of the federation, even rs
organizer, which position he has held
since December, when Ernest Mills was
named to supersede him as secretary
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-01
OF COLLEGE ATHLETICS
BY Walter Camp of Yale.

We think success i'll football is worth striv-
ing for, because it teaches men that If they
are to accomplish what they set about to do
they must do SO by work and submission to
discipline That is a good lesson to teach a
man.
Furthermore, the moral tone of college men
has improved great deal in recent years, and
in this the successful athlete has done his
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-01
Leader in Inner Circle.

The charge on which Haywood and
his fellow leaders i'll the federation were
arrested was that of conspiracy to as
sassinate Frank Steunenberg, who. as
governor of Idaho, had aroused the en-
nifty of the federation by his repressive
measures.
ants to be tried Orchard on the Wit
ness stand declared he had been in
structed by the members of the timer
circle"
In spite of this confession Haywood
was acquitted and the cases against the
other accused collapsed.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-01

applause and the fictitious existence
that is his lead him into dangerous
WAYS.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-01

treasurer. The only connection, which
Haywood now has is as member OF
the Silver City, Qda.) lodge.
Shortly after Haywood's acquttal "a
Boise, Ida, of the charge of completely
in the murder of former Gov. Steunen.
berg he was shorn of power as member
of the executive board. For some time
he has been i'll the east lecturing on
Socialism. He was paid for his work
as Il solicitor, but was not supposed 20
spread Socialist propaganda. 1t is ap-
parent that Haywood's activity in that
capacity has not met with approval
Haywood at the time of the wars be-
tween the mine owners and wOrkmen in
the western district, was one of The
inner circle" He probably was the
strongest of the four men who ruled
the Iaborers at that time, and was men
toned by Harry Orchard as Il leader
in cOnSDira cieS
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-01

to couch her conversation.
Occasionally one a woman with indomitable spr-
its, quick of humOr, gift for intelligent
Sation, and mind enough to enjoy change from the
gossip Of the nCghbOrS the incidents Of the days house
keeping the changes of the fashions Such a woman
it who criticised for being 100 liberal in her
choice of English for the her acquaintances
man in whose good sense woman has reposed con-
idenCe enough to talk to him she would to another
instantly betrays herself as unworthy when he
crcises her. He at demonstrates the mpossbility
of sort of equality between and women which is
one of the most desirable things in the world.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-01
An Unchiva1rous Joke.

''Have you seen the collection of an
Gent jades in Peabody"
NO: only the goods in Chittenden.''-
Yale Record.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-01

Occasionally man gets a little
sympathy from his wife. but it always
has q cranberry dressing.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-01
WOMEN TO BLAME FOR NAUGHTY MEN.
By Juliet Y. Strauss.

The attitude of man toward woman is one
Of self-complacency and critical condescension,
ard this is the fault OF women themselves. I
heard the other day that a male person had
said to a friend Of mine that she talked too
plainly before men," l was struck with awe
at the idea. When one considers how plainly
men talk before themselves [ wondered in
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-01

normal evolution Of nature. 1t is much consOling
observe that follow the the soul of
the great world that have the same ideas the
hopes same experiences, and almost the
timents. 1t IS much more tranquliZng to
selves that in order better lot to utilize forces
we employ the means it for Illuminating
ordering the lower and unconscious regions that
there are others; that in place in uni
verse unknown substances but whose thought is
impenetrable hostile, but analogous to
Let us ourselves with observing beyond
selves certain manifestations Of this intelligence What
the flowers offer probably is small enough in
comparison with that which could be told us by the
mountains, the and the stars if could lay hold
of the secrets their lives But they nevertheless per-
NIT presume with some assurance that the mind
which animates all things is the that
which WHITES body If they resemble us, if
resemble them, if everything find in them is found
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-01

HULLS IN
Hull
The sngeactng cylinder
of
in
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Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-01
THE UNIVERSE IS NOT HOSTILE TO MAN.
BY Maurice MaeferIinCf

For long time we have Shown a foolish
pride in believing ourselves miraculous beings,
unique and marvelOusly fortunate, probably
fallen from another world, without distinct
connections with the rest Of life and in any
case endowed with Incompatible, mOnstrous
faculties. 1t is much preferable not to be 50
prodigiOus, because we have learned that the
prodges do not hesitate to disappear IN the
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-01
Financial Expedienf.

Shoeblack-Shine. sir? Four sous
Passerby-No. thank you. Shoeblacl-
Two sous? Passerby-No. Shoeblaak
For nothing, then? Passerby-Au
right, if you like. Shoeblack (after
having finished one shoe)-Its six SONS
to clean the other, sir-Nos Loisirs.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-01

ton day. for Of public policy saloons closed
The people feel that the citizen ought cast his bal
lot with dull and couded mind. For Of public
policy also the people coming to believe that Sunday
should be day when every citizen should have clear
mind and be at his best his home and give the best
to friendship recreation, reading, worship, if he
chooses.
History is full Of the Of nations That historian
right who ended his page with these words: "lf
could sit down beside these fallen palaces in Ephesus
and Thebes and talk with the spirit of the nation as
with a familiar friend the lament would be, Once 1
lived but [ disobeyed the laws of God-bchold, now,
am dead"
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-01
OBSERVING THE SABBATH.
BY Rev. DR.. Newell Dwight Hills.

Those who have Travelled widely in
many States are becoming conscious
Of the rising tide Of public sentiment
! in favor Of the American Sunday. A
great ethical movement is sweeping
ioyer the people, and the movement
has the majesty Of a mighty wave in
the summers storm. Many things
that hitherto have been permitted are
hencefnrfh to be avnlInged- On cleo
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-01

Men like to pluck a sucker, but how
they despise him!
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-07-30
Itfrnn 0rIrnn Guru.-I

2im =ogGtaa aRorltn oM 2Gttu
Sail - Hon lbi,o poblpGitbca nit
ben bl. Sitybcld,yameuicu mo IN
Hoitts b. gSll.cn cyQebCU N Der Moh-
nun1 ibrsa l.Nglieu SnAnes Ntlnylt
gIlinpe 0!taa 9pel. arb. 4dmmtns-
iuB aus eym 4eben. llt &eglOrbeus
cybIdtc an l1ttu ftbtuar 1888 \.
Rlli,Tsmeri, &h:lrpTopini oa:
%lht Der @tIt unb nam omit I'm
76ltn 2tbtnslalre. Die 9triioIbsnl
talu a!s jarte ,Suns'rau psa Is Sab.
ren allsin nit Seidnut:I ubers Weer.
9Iit oisitu S.,anuttR. Der Hlmilit
Carl 98ilbtlm SpIti5neiocr, tam ns
nab @siiQbl!ja. Sn 1852 Dsrtbellh,t
liz lla nit Germ Gubut Eptu. 7c
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III lprer aiaobeit itarben, Geroiulno
Der juclil.tc'te Sobu i!0rb Dor ctpA
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Nclurih g9ilsbrdrot u 6o!. uNo g.mo,
INA oi, Nlu9adlteTIu igre+ bctu. gra-
ocr4 III NonNots aRHl. .Ro. 2sy oial.
t1 llu3 ihr nor : Aabytr I'M Ioot
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'lh i'm !gin Sabre 9uitImmsr!t
una llliatr lbTt@ <oot9 max. Tit
TahiH3tlt:0tut mar eiur muruha',c
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stI,e, Wo st11itt poa allen d. IL
iluntcu.
3lrt %att 'ono am Wprl0Q Nor
atn Nlh auN ~ lltt aclaIitn,n Ses.
ItnAm,C pea ,sr,m hotW. SnbN ,t.t
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MD ben Nrt4bl,tr Aobu A}c!lts az
plnIt ,a,tn &uhYIaF IN uriAsu
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6r't;tn!
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-07-30
Das Corrtite.

Sm 6anc aHsarbcu canc Fe iOacOu Sage abaeu
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-07-30
!. IntLM u. Shat!tiaLN.g MtlpE

grrIG y. Sbad,tiotog &cloro
om CT no ul9 mitr 8cpytitniani in
}e05rN'ol erlpnlbtu ~ tlu tlrerbdi.
hr ua, Nttr SbdtIt'oJb otr 9@lcou'
truA9uaawmblg. em GrnQvtEmam
Der 10 ~ 'tn ?Imt tln0tbarAt,t. ols.
'f.h Nets nah ht'itn guinen mo @t.
lu,NM gEa sir 5ulrleotnbet Res Y0l.
les lu,!tt9 lbn 0swahIi. utrpnlttt;
obne @ttu mo Gurhi 'ir ols ,\aies
,tNt uNo 99ohl Der SLrlsr itnta We.
3ir.sa tln9t,rttsn. 6r prrllnQt: mo
srht.t non Der 3c9itraul luas iein
Slinl.t Don lhn begehrtt; otu tnollt
ieiuc tote StcQuI9 niht ptrgtN;n
!itr 0aI er eiu Eleutr ot. TcItts uno
ty Dem @olte ole't SttQuuG III oas,
ten. 2,l@ en- '0!aer bat it pibr}no
'giucr glmi@itymiut 7orisQ ". Sba.
iltioyo bCritltu - mo bCmslien mlro
ilp,yiUts Der &uraty am 4. Mlui,
.oay ;r ibm II Tlut p;rphihiet.
-Gpunta Glcyt, Sol. e. NJ. 3,ctr
m0 Soaatcn @lUato bon %nu per
'utlG ts ant ltBtea lcnrclral bier
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.lty bUutcurru Turn tHtultH0tn
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Gu$h ili,u uu0 mt Q.W Mdnel or4it.
ven opyutb attWtN woUCu. er ubu
his otn fNtl,uu Ken NQotr al Gem
laNtg Ndh t,ItUtm &tl'tbtu uao Yc'
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ma TrCgaoG ,Gblt mit ui,cm W.A't
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TIA lg,t tn du>1sE 1tOoUH uua Tuy.
itr o,t lLa uU@i '!tiwAA ErohjtN,0u
Gg'M,itg mareu-. butter 0lt %uoC
.OJGu ..nUt ul,at.m y. : GoU.
huo. or Nuo'od, otg iuHcm 5aiu,.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-07-30
siHss EHabsa 1sbsa ssrsttsi.

Sen iisiHer 4Is5rIssT gEaks hate ttHes
ieIiuimsu AafaG ger SHkF. GH brand
tsn ,rs .Asrsie.tsics sabea liza sai. @lr
sabeH Ibm harm ehsHsberlaEs Gsgic GbOles
"a una CIarraoe 2sMses ueltsT ign seilts
uGe mir slautsn lem 2tbeH rstfese. - @E.
:. Str0Iiae. SarbOR sia, AG. 1Gran
eab eieie Gtgasi u,sisH siaeszR eGs ssteH
geits; IL ielH 3Esiisl. ges; e r-It GGiEe:
ol mad S0ei1rif, ua5 sine REr i; F4G.
Ssrtagf; tei fsaieI uno rtIisEsis-
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-07-30

A.,t Hiit1UtH uc.ubtn Ncu SUhtt.urlt,
oct StWyEa'.Si 90. -pstFtu ,,tu. hlt Mbr
ltd 80 ulc,t ,'ty ',yetsi Cmld. m ;tun.
S9,Gg'e ,ta,a auo [os baIi psguauou VA
lttn Uno E,6lWrat2 u11 tbr 'tiO tn le,ury
Ns'agy set 5trHoWtt Stt; md. Guye
Wtuuolc,i du'5 er,d eut,0 uutt.oNutt
NttVlyduautu wsu fajtao @oG,p dup
Tor khT; T, mo 'ttrt vt'clNc g,t'cy, 4.
Ntllcmcgt. \ S2u,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-07-30
Hmm Strifn

.leu 1T bic 5crruiel citbi ~ ne
Edl6tr, SeIbcy uno Serat briudri Dtt
arilaoe abry uerGeNiei nidt tlne iiaitft
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heneov bet tuh iu bdbcn. Sby Ne utNt
1wtlitl aebgauden uRb nc laun mot au'
Glienbaburn oosr Qamp'ibIilen be,olcn
weroen. % II ,u utel riiiirt OhRe oIeitlbt
ne Atils anlutrtttn. Ber,0W, bel 6s4N
Il Nll!enepsr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-07-30
Sn rtrfluttl.

lIutcyultntt: waniat t,% ,Un t,ri,u
C,ic9ty l?V> o1@ 'pld,n>t eilratsvm
~ ptrts1'tn, ; lUit &ytti('t,. |:t,s
l1i lAl.tt, HEte NiltMb rNa Ra.g
S0emitmC yarmma0cu WiasC u'y.
cbtN'o NAg4 mo Suttu Ot,lla Nau.
'0r $40 Splttt not tu M. ,Nr4.
NtdmaUu. No,l. NPo.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-07-30
lebcn.llno Tcncrver-
siCberlillq.

Sh bdtt Die !llultuv bc Nlltu1i
li'e ,Nniurautc 6o. Uou 9irw Norl.
Hut bin ia gI1eni otr gIll9ora NtUly'
ucyic5cyunl2sojeitIihait. Agt Die lby
vtben pttltcrt oorv I'D 9cpcn 6cotr.
uno Smrniibootu nber bllicn mlb
tr. iu!lt.n btl mtr roriprtb,n.
NtiunQ4pcl.
6curu MCliClmnun.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-07-30

Ser 9ouis Sof pon aitiOuu.
tain in YeSlei;um9 ots 0phw. BdtiIs
Der in 9lbr,itnbeit ots hohw. Qiarrsra
Saramm. Der isBt bon geut'd!auO
ns Gano ;griltast,bri uno in etpl
sin,u Nionlt III tiatntr QtriOu iCinIr
0stroe III &jtluuut0lu Gla Niyte poy.
liebsn ul3o. otiisn Steut puirltt. be'
ianotn iih lcBttu 7Oruerita9 bl,l.
M1br,no bU Qater I'M Qiatbaui, be-
iuttt ptytyjrb 0try @ct ht Die 3ert
il llnttrbaltaul init fr,uroCn III ot'
ntn - NIX irtucu Gn4 otiim Hlht nc
mia - la4 otr NoltSbIott @aun
;0hlt.
Ter 0iyatliltlon whroIl II uu'
bc';rclibcy unite, 6rCun0 uno Et'ty
Neu 6rauI Hottct N Ep2lt prtl,,
Nor iii Wpudttu tiliattett Der Storb
iuncm Nauit otn tlitn gtGM H'o
1omsrlill ltgicr Nptt Itbric q nil
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dutm MdlaItln wtotr. gNtm Nty
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ta!o icm Name AM otr %ltt pydG sN
oui Der alr Iamlhtnhnlpiet m'
,ablrcihtr Ndttommtnihu't mii Ecl.
Ouitu ytli,ru cInQcirlGcu uno r,Ibt
IN ots ltBIQul ydubtsplttrs <lp.acl
C!ncn |lyHp.at elUn,mmi.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-07-30

Tis SGal;isnsE Der atsrsR Nns eig IN
tstniatsit pea, Ssrls " ieuesrE pstass ifts
bard isles paatTt. SeI<as aiensp &smsess
stignesi eis aieTsR; ne ioHesIi allen nsssr-
aas pem Ssgs. 2esrgt Solee's slsHsr
ssHsses uzs lss pSrss, ssirae.
!. Siiteasseg 4 Ser.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-07-30
HsEkfasaas

ai.H pc urs in Osr lsntn arau,-
btii uaf I'm 3oat HHi,rn lisbtH Rat
Ter csheM1 lsrUtitA. iaiItH rir bier.
mn iHitfn lgridiitR Taal ab
sini!it ot!Brit GpsR uI.o geiaRiiitr
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-07-30
II. Sous, Me.
otn 29kn Sui 1909.
2 entidr, ifimmt bir Stastl!
Amegiin UoTo slHii aenanEi
ia san0 osr 6rs.en unt esT HyauE.
Tod beullutaa III es btlaHnl
Hls sGnb Ger Ratr'R uRo Sl,Q1sn

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ooue 3'lt. In Der iUn brute lebtg. Er
alt, 3db. ser 9iaiibismus uno oas
NIutrtbum ilno piso:r i'm SaiRl.
eldunaiiae 3emptrsns.gpphsl. Die Die
Stnapsiiaits in Der .Shisniaite TIA.
gen. pabrsno re Woral luo Erohibi=
tlrn sinem 'rsisu golte ,rrsli9tn, usr.
'uten ibr bsIes in rem &tr. S.aaisn
uns un'erer tonititutioaslen Rette
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bat Der Anlarl Olmit eemltt, inosu
er cb3Iclt II ms hsille uuo iheut,
nOrerule DtrlFtohsn ba!ts, bca 'p'cr.
nod leintr VywlhIuul. an Sonntol
ocn odd ;uatitraubt ha. odmit etr
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fiinfans,waa,is 1suis Der fris
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las i&r,dIi4s iudsn une i9msrssu ron
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Iains Gable. Trcio "a eenis Srriauit bsi
5eb,tI une eiIieu'tcy,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08

they died, anyway. The rain always
came when she was going to a picnic,
or some place to enjoy herself, and
made the grass wet, and the roads
muddy. 1t soiled her shoes, and
splashed on her dress so that it spoiled
it. AS for school, it was even worse.
The teachers all conspired together to
give her the very hardest lessons they
could find in the books lessons that
no one possibly could learn, if they
studied them forever. Then they took
great delight in furnishing her. by MAX
ing her stay in after school, and max
ing her write her lesson all out so
that her hands ached Her little school
friends, when they asked her to come
and play with them, would pick out
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08

m HE history of the Happychaps is
related in nonsense verse by Car
Il olyn Wells, and the funny lines
and ridiculous situations are well Illus
trated by Harrison Cady.
The book is a splendid specimen of
the handsome volumes which publishers
now furnish for the holiday season, but
it Is not necessarily a Christmas book,
as its amusing story and its whimsical
drawings would serve to furnish many
pleasant hours at any season. 1t
seemed to me, in reading 1t, that its
dainty humor would make it specially
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08

the very toughest games that they
could find. AS for their parties, they
were horrid She was always ill the
next day, just because they gave her
the cakes and candies that no one else
would eat; not, as her mother said,
because she ate too much sweet stuff;
she didn't eat half so much as Sun
ray or the other children did.
The consequence was that wherever
Sunray went she made everyone glad.
But Teardrop, alas! She made every
one sad. So it happened after a while
that her little friends gave up asking
Teardrop to their parties, or to join
in their games, and nobody loved her
or wanted her but her mother; for
mothers always love their children, no
matter how naughty or disagreeable
they may be. But everybody loved
Sunray, and Sunray loved everybody,
too.
II you just think about 1t you'll see
All the world over, wherever you go,
Some little Sunrays and Teardrops you'll
know The Sunbeam.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
SUN RAY AND TEARDROP
ARE UNLIKE SISTERS
Names Show Characters of Children.
One Always Happy, the Other
Always Discon-
tented

Once upon time, many years ago,
there were born into the world, on the
same day, two little children. 1t was
quite a long time before their mother
could decide on names for them, for,
you see. she didn't think there were
names in the world quite pretty
enough But as the children grew
older, names We're soon found for them.
One was called Sunray and the other
Teardrop.
Now little Sunray laughed from
morning till night. Everyone was so
good, and the world was SO bright; for
it just seemed to Sunray that the
birds sang and the sun shone all day
long. The flowers were SO lovely and