Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
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ispsclN CORE pondence)
NJ warsaw, Aug. Son a bitter
N.Y. night last winter several
wv PEASANTS we're waiting for a
train with true Russian pa
tsros. at small railway station. not
FAR from Moscow Most OF them pre-
tnei walking up aud down the plat
form to being roasted alive in the
Waiting ROOM for the huge stove there
vas red hot and they had on their
Neepskns. From time to time. how
eei. one Of them went in to warm his
hands and feet.
suddenly an old man rushed out
quicker than he had moved for years.
Streaming. Mother Of God have mercy
on us. The devil himself is sitting
mere AZ that moment the man who
Ms me Tickets. sorts the mails. writes
lf peasants loNe-lettors and performs
F various other duties of waysido
e-ssah station. told the crowd that he
~l JUST soid ticket 10 a man who
NNiliy did not come from this world
strange was his look. He had no
fI sald THIS than "a woman ran up.
alls mat "a ghost with horns on
"."u had passed her on the platform
walked into the waiting room.
~ aH had expressed their aston
.,u' ana declared incidentally that
~ we're not afraid, IL was decided 10
.he g'n1armc TO Investigates
-sn ne dld not like the iob.-Rus-
are lhn most superstltious people
.ne Morid-he went 20 the waiting
,nh lolo"ed AT safe distance bv tho
s.aeaDts True enough, there was "A
orthodox looking devil ouietlV
bl.'n.s cigar and perspiring freely
b'eat coat thrown back and his
~. IN shooting out from his head In
most Satanic manner possible INC
s.-.aline reflected that only an inboh.
.' al. oi NE neither regions could con-
."sully get $50 near that stove and
s,... eolld not ma the voice 10 ask
,s,lh ior some time. Al last la
NJ. deyll' burst into a M OF Ian@hte-
and M ~, srnlaIme fat on his face.
boz al q, p.'sahls across the railway
men an es lher legs would carry
b. dern Don be fool, man.. cried
md cam. ia, u only In fancy dress.
"a. A., ," mere lo keep warm" II
psn oid ''ufolln. who. almost IS
p Nos, we going by train 10 IA bali
~ u'es-ed as his Satanic ma
HARD WORKER.
h.s ,lIsll'i dramaust publisher and
IN, a. ooutorin. proprietor ana
h, uH Aovoe Vrcmva +" h On AZ
tfsr AL NHdordiniy mon la Russia
fsyng DuoAancy b. not confined 10
W. ~, .'Durai Jokes in lonely rail-
sr 1'h' BE is the hardest wort
"a b, .hpllc. Despite his preat
h srl.i.'.7 uhr "a young man. an
h M . DOCKS and PLAYS NM h,tn,-
m.h ,.lf The better feelings
gs.sn. exist between Enellsb-
nv - .'ii' and Russia are. han "a
.. tr,n, iir. due 10 his energy
Ans-,.,.'.'.l 'e'ed books by Enpreh a
ttsd authors into Russisn "a
b. o,Bi1 When thoy w.ro r.,1,
ues, IN, "'l hud "a publisher IA h,.,ns,
tHtien Nobody Win rcsd st,s
iha vara England ana Amerirs ,, -
lshsd 49, 10 be- printed and ,,,h
bokseli.. hInself aud. foundine &c..
n Ru,. STORES lu tho prineinsi 49,.
Ninis sold them ana ctesn ~
n 80, russian favnrites "a ~,
nal bsoni'l "a advertised them so Vel
No oa,e9 ,ln'hed 90 buy II was n.
An ,s.sr, .N' way FOR the Angio-Rus-
sans t6ona'. in the old 0sss ms
rnon}m s sD Anglo-saxon was only n
,'nihIne b,, glacial Indifference 10
A,aHnkl e '1' shop-keeping ana Wits
.'ng for Enei.'ne"' ihey have great
r.-'" ana American life
a.. iNpEpENDENT YOUTH
~ lhst /. a'5 not choose journalism
nsnge M, me sirangest part of IN.
nh taiher M he just drlfted into IA
n ihe proy, sas sorf on Il large estste
sassd b I'M p, %, Of Woronoz which be.
N Freedom . o.o general The serf Sot
F" Ont VI Nara went into The army
'-'' work and bravery he