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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-20
TF-irst published in The Topeka Stat
Journal january 16 1901

Journal january 10, lyU5.I
At q meeting of the city council held
January L. 1909, the following resolution
was presented and adopted
Resolved That the mayor and council
of the city of Topeka deem it necessary
for. the best interests Of said city that
Mulvane street from the south line of
iege Hill to the north line of Fifteenth
street, be graded, curbed and paved thir-
ty 900 feet wide with vitrified brick on
S'-''O &c. E. JORDAN, Chairman"
T C. B. Burge, city clerk of the city
of Topeka Kansas, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is a true
and correct copy of the original resolu-
ton now on file in my office.
TSeal1 c. B. BURGE.
City Clerk.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-20

LOST-Pair glasses in case, in s. w. part
city. Call Ind. phone 274S Red.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-20
LOST ANn EorNn

----C>-~-~-~--~~
ISL santa Fe checks for $3.50
names william Shoff and Joe Nuolette
on on them; Return 113 Adams for reward
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE-TWo lots near Washburn.
Shade starte and evergreens. Price
$3.50 Would trade in good piano of
standard make. Address Lot Owner,
Journal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-20

tFlrst published in The Topeka STATE
Journal January 5. 1905
NOTICE
g WHoM IT MAY CONCERN:

fo nou VIII take notice that my petition
Tor a permit to sell intoxicafinn 1iouors
according to law, at my drug store al 80
w nv hansas ave-. in the Second ward Of
30 rs now on lille in the office of fhe pro
Date Judge of said county. and that said
peItlon Will be heard before the probate
1 aa or said county at his office in tie
court house in the city OF Topeka on
~ uesoay the 9Th day OF February, 1893
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-20
CAPITAL FURNISHED.

Melodies, S31 Kansas ave
CAPITAL FURNISHED.
Industrial, manufacturing, mining, oil,
gas a and Fa ~ stock and bond Issues
Samuel Graham & Co, selling brokers,
4S Sacrament St, Montreal, Canada.
OWNERS OF MINING STOCKS of merit
anxious to sell for cash may find a pur-
chaser by addressing III. 70. State Journal
FOR .sALE-Business opportunity of a
ting $50 per month. A decided snap.
Owner leaving city; must sell. w. J.
Richenbacher. Ss4 Kan. ave. (basementl:
WANTED-AHSCEL
WE PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE for
secondhand clothes. shoes. hats and
oyercoats Drop card d. or call Ind phone
WANTED FARMS.
We have several cash customers for good
farms of so to 160 acres that we are I'M
able to, suit. # you have a good farm
like to hear from YOU immediately,
--'-e WINGETT LAND COMPANY.
Ind. 1914 100 West 9Th. tground floor.)
HORSES TO WINTER. M o'Keefe,
/ Ind. phone s19s
WANTED borrow $500 for one year,
8 per cent interest; good security. Ad-
dress Loan, care Journal.
WANTED-GOOd sound horse. Call either
phone 1852.
| WANTED-Vea1 calves and fat cows. II.
NJ Bush. Ind. phone 2479-3 1910 e. sth st.
| WANTED-Iorses and cows TO winter,
good feed, water. shelter. H. Chalmers.
Ind. 2S09-2. or 2601 Black.
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FOR RENT-Room and board, S12 w. sth.
st. For men only.
FOR RENT-Modern furnished rooms ~
block capitol; not heated with gas. 1924
Van Buren,.
FOR Rents rooms. 1st floor, $500. Gas.
1904 East Sth.
FOR RENT-Two large unfurnished rooms
in a modern house. 1222 Quincy st.
FOR RENT-Furnished room, modern. los
Quincy. Inquire SO Kansas ave-
FOR Rents rooms. first floor; also
sleeping rooms, modern. 604 w. Sth ST.
FOR RENT-Strict1y modern furnished
rooms 614 West 9Th st.
FOR RENT-Modern furnished room, with
or without board. n26a n. Kansas ave.
Ind 2079-W hite. oaE
FOR RENT-Modern rooms. with or with
out board. 517 Van Buren, st.
FOR RENT corner front rooms. 935
Kansas ave-, gas. Phones Is.
FOR RENT-Furnished room, modern. In
Quire so Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-20

~~~O~~~~~-~~%-~0~--S-O--~
FRAMING, regilding, mat making. mount
ing done by ]. d. Sullivan. 112 W. Eighth
street. Packing. shipping. etc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-20

LIST YOUR PROPERTY with 10. J.
Olander He will sell it. Rooms and 3
$50 Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-20

I FOR RENT-MISC1I4LA
FOR RENT-Good farm, possession al
once. 224 The Drive. Phone 260S-R. l.
FOR RENT-S0 acres miles north OF
Topeka. Inquire 20S Jefferson.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-20

LOST-Pair of spectacles IN case. he
tween Taylor and 18th SITS. and Fill
more and 18th. Leave at 1868 Fillmore
Reward, s1.00.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-20
MACHINE SHOPS.

FOR up-to-date gunsmlths ana electrician
see H. b Howard. 40 Kan. ave. Tel 50s
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-20
MISCELLANEOUS.


ONE more week Conkey's LAYING Tonic fs
Get your hens laying. no w 9th.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-20

~~~@~---~-~~~~~~~-~--~r~--
JAMES B. HAYDEN, Jeweler and Opti-
cian Complete stock of watches. diaa-
monds. silverwere. etc. Eyes examined
and spectacles properly fitted
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-20

LOST.Diamond ring and mum night of
copeland fire. Liberal reward for re-
turn. Gail at Journal office for information
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-26
Sem glattc Stcnc al Snffcn

uOOalgte 3apiO iig 0a Ban gift til
&antpen moo 6iliiteren @oliatb.
San tog life Sc f0ritc s.: 6eoite ban
trnf paa. @an tunftc life inm iau:
Stene En- Stene, ben enc Ell ligeian
go0 iom BEN Qn0erl. SDertino0, ban
ruopaIgte" 6em itonr Ser, % ban
giOroe set iiffert me0 6Ii6 % goOt
Sf6n; ban ioa n6ie efter St6rrelie
Gg 6orm ON Sc bare brug6ore eQer
q fpr ban itaf Oe1n / 9oien.
@i forftaor goot, bborfor ban bar
ioa ombpggelig / lit &oIg. 6oreta-
Qen0et bar fn1ien0e aGDorligt. Den
Sien0e, ser ileoe bam imboe, bar
Bam Iongt oberIegen. @oliatb bar
bitter % Ore0, ban far Senoer al
&arme og t6rIteOe efter 9obios
8Io6. 9obio iao flort bbor meget,
Ser ber ftoo paa Spill. San biOIte
set gialt intet minore ems 2ipet og
bpoo Ser bar mere, Ssroels SER
eQer NeOerlog og Sfam, ga, / bp-
befte Sor1tan6 gioG6t Set Sebopas
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-26
8reu fro Sens 9irem.
(6ortiot.)

&irfen bar ct imtft Soarn, bbor
sem fra 9onmorf ien0te &irfefGoffe
Genger. Den fal6er 6antbalerne til
Strife / mango Miles Smfreos og
ongiper Si0en; tbi 5tlteltre er en-
2ufIlts, iom Santbalerne fife fenoer.
@u~0stieneiten 6egpnoer meo Sol-
meIang, og man merfer, at @enig-
6eoen er me6. gn Gel er oberiatte
gunge fra @fonoinapiff eGer
Gnqelif, og EN- Del er forfatte6e at
Gant6olerne ieGp e1er at Sfrefsrub,
Ser bar n0qipet Solme6ogen. Otter
Sangen fneler aGe neo | 86n, Ser
melt gaor 8reiten op poa SalerIto-
len og taller til Solicit. SuIen bliper
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-26

@re eGer oginn bans 9aopns @on=
ore % @efpmmelie i6lon0t @e0nin=
gerne. &c, 0erfor bar ban ioa D0erlt
foriigtig pes @oGget al line @ooben.
Gurc 2uIer, Dor Sitting er Iige-
Ioo aluorIig iom GopiOs, ON Blot
ii rigtig Iao Sen. 81 bope ogioo
SLENDER % Scamp. On br6Ien6e
26De, Ser i6ger bpem ban fan op=
lltge" q st. 5, 81, og SnOifo6ens
u~nn0clige Score rtn6er &immeIen"
Isl. 6, t2) liQger ill 6eltS moo o8.
6oton CT bitter % Dre0. San gl6-
Ger % brGnOer al SAB % Scent
tGr1t efter at ombringe % 0rG6e o8
for 5i0 % @pigbeO. @Dorle0eS er pi
ruIte0 pg 6oor0an fGnlper Ri tno0
6om? 2o0 o8 mi10es 8rorIenS al
ocrIiqe Orb: 500 Der life mon0ig
Itaa, San mao I Son0beo me0 BAN
gao. Oct bar bog I6rgeligt ON Big
fc Orb ffl1Gle opfpIOes pao nogen al
rs. SOB os tnqe bore 6orbolOsreg-
Ter / SIDE. rSf6re os CUBS fuG6e
GuItning". @i b6r bore figeloa om=
bpggeIig meo @oGget al bort @oo=
fen ION 9abi0 bar og enonu mere
I'M set bor mlteGig; tbi Dor 5til-
ling er mere f~uretruenbe ems bans
tor. Oct er i6rgeGig at iogttoge Sen
2igegploigbe6 mango Menneifer It's
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-26
Som lmam iaar !


8no ct SLABS gfe6oftionsfontor
inOfanbt Zig forleOen, iom set ioa Of
te ifer, en- Man0 % Some, beoen6e,
at 8looet biGOe efterIpie oeres s.
oorige fife 9reng, iom bar Ge6et
bort fra Siemmet for fGere Gage
iioen. &onen gre0 o. iomreoe;
Monben por 6erimoo foGo - o.
bi6enbe / at beibare Sc nprgaoenbq
gp6r0smouG, Iom &eporteren gior=
Sc for at finoe @oriogen til, at
9rengen, Ser be0 SsmaIc, bab6e
forGoot tit Stem. Men Ser bioIp
ingen 1%10Hugter: Monoen maotte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-26
NTmorr9ulOcr fltrcrcSc paa
8 til IA Naoc.

Eo5o Ointment 81 garantc-
ret ct ftrere bpert SilfalOc al flo-
enoe, nIpnIigc, bl6oenoc eIIer rem
trgOcnoc @rmorr6oiOcr poo 6 til
14 Sage eQcr @engene r~cflrnOereoe.
80 Sent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-26

rtier fer. lt0en piOere tager Be moo
Bet fprite Sc 6e0Ite, Ser bpOes Benz.
@lot Set bar li0t Sfin al Geligion,
ioa goor set glat ne0 i Menq0en.
Oct er oog al @t6elen" flyer be
pet maa DGre goot, for be tager
oct "a lt0 al 8i6ele1l", JON ont alt
let, Ser bD0e8 e / bore Sage un0er
Sfin al 8ibelen ifuI0e bore gooe,
Ggte bi6elife &uoben. 9(f, boor0m
ifdl &nntpen og 0enS u0fal0 en0e
nc0 ioo0un uoget &in0pprf til &aos
ben? Oct 0il en0nt gaa iQa0anne
rNrre en0 bet gift &tnGlerre / 0ere8
it0lte &rig mc0 Sapan. De fom ne0
Ocres SrG6osier % SrG0ao6en og
uente, nour DC Blot pegte otter So
panerne MED Dem, pil0e Be flpgte,
itprte Jig / @o0et % 0r1;fne Jig al
HGOiel for Sem. sc if onoet at
bioe.
D, 29ier pas pool Moo fife i
Soften u0en SIT ct bel u0rltitet og
ifprt @errens &roft. l1oipg Big fem
gGotte Stene al ben pn6ige 89f.
9aoi0 ipnger ON / Sal. 65. 2Gg
Gem | Din @proepoie % gem Dem bel
til StriOens Sag, Oa biz 0u faa
COS Srug for Sem. S0g forit al alt
at foa Sen Sro og freiOige SilliO
inO / @iertet, iom Ser finger ioa
pnOig gennem Salmen, at bu fan
itua pperfor Sin @u0 meo Sielen
fpGot at frei6ig SilIi6 til bom, ban
! tiger frit: Seq beO bu er min Sober,
5relier; ieg er bi1 Barn. Oct bar
me0 oenne Gro 0opi0 gif og feel
be0e @oIint.
Wten 0enne Gro bpiler paa en- be-
TENT 8runOpolO pua Sorioningen,
paa 2amnets 8loo, poa &oriet:
6~uIO6rogtl q. a Sore Spn0er bill
Sc trpffe os neo / Gp6et ON hi fife
FILTER os pao @looets @runo. 0ie=
rslen bill fRl0e os ON bt n19oer banl
me0 noget anOet Gaaben ems bette
llrgontle: y0e bape o~berbunoet banl
beO 2ummets 8lo0 % beo
i@i0nesbDrOets Orb. ., Sen
2oO oct p9re sit @obeoperge og BET
Slagsib9ro og @lapino, ou oltio
fgrer / Sin Saano.
8eo, iaa er set treble ser Finger
fra Salmen en- 89ffen. SEQ at
@u0 bill gipe Dig en- 6pet Saon0, en-
&lippetro poa Sein SER, paa bans
ipnOuoilettenOe og forlabenoe Neaa-
sc, ioa on fan iloa fra big meo oen=
nc Sro og legge Spno, 9So oaGa
ton ! StSpet. Men, fere, oct ifal
Ser Green's 9pn til, eQers humber
Gct fife. W1an lobet bore @no, ban
bprer 9enner q. 81.
Sep iao sit 2ip / @elligoommen,
Set er sen ficroe Sten peo 8effen, /
8lt0S @us, / bans lepenoe Menig=
6eO, iblonot bans 89rn paa Soro.
&tfe iom en- 6renlne0 eQer @eIt, Ser
lit % "a belpger EN- Strife, men Iom
Nopi0 ipnger: 80 Ser, 30 / 0ine
| Torgnar0e 90 BET priier ban la
! lis. Oilaa Sin 8olig % 8ol1lun Ser,
iua ifol ou nof fonme til at iDnge
iom ban: ruQe mine SLIDER ere
Sig" (5oG. So.
Sna fQmmer Ben femte % ii0Ite
al Jig ielD, Sen fal0er ban Sltbel oQ
| 6rp0; og set Ell iaa0an, at Oen
| fpIOer Morgenens og 4ftenens
6rembrlto ue0 S5ube[.~ Get ct NOT
bUr0 at eje og tage me0. Naor Sen
fon fpl0e 9lftenen og Sen m6rfe Scot
me0 Scrrens Su6el, g6r set life
ioo meget ON SoGen ifuG6e gao ne6
for %.
S6g III, fore, at blipe ioa0an rlt=
itet. 6oo oisie fem Stene logt til
Hette / BIN S~prOepoie. Oct er brig
tort @ooben, gopnIigt 6aore / &rig
og 6reO. 2es MI ieIp Sen pnoige
lille Solme (65) ON CUBS 8af,
Ser ct fl1lO of Gan0". Sanf OBJ peo
Gems 8reo6er. Ser er meget mere
at finOe ems Sc fou Sing, ieg pege6e
paa for Big. Ser Ell bao6e &uItfam=
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-26
Surfplelie fnreret paa en- Sag

Sag 2orotibe 8romo
Quinine Sablets. @~potbeferne refun-
oerer &engete, bbis set fife furerer-
6. g. s no b e's 11noerffrift er poa
bper 9@fe. IS Gent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-26
GrpOe paa EFT Sogiamling til $4,000
paa officiating lrcS 81 NED ug 50 pr. @b.

81. Infer: On M S 100
St6n gieen: Mtn & me0 Wforn1onerne. ..... 10
s. S. @tpoIo: Sobnnnes Gulf. 40
Den ifotfe &prn6e pa Sele........... 100
Gerboro: 5roo og @ulo. %
6. Sauc6: Gn polf Samilie. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40
GGno. teol. &mto &eioberg. 10
g. 2un6: st lpffefgt 2p AZ
60 g. Wa0ien: Stronofog6ens 9atter. 100
San WcSaren. ......... ................ so
SoEn 93iefen: 2pgprpoifont 10
@oitor g. Neterien: timber Saoer6aano. 40
@rndt ScbriI: Sa0mtga so
2epiS @allace: Sen Sur t.25
Npgt mine Gam 40
@armarf: Sc bG0e 8nrnoomsooge %
@rnIt @bers: 2ioet 2ps so
&. 81. @anen: &iertefuo 10
S. so. Snnen: SIie6Ia6et %
9. g. Sngemonn: &rtns0tto nf 9onmnrt. ........... 1.2O
&rtfi 9erigbe0. go
Geien til Sre0. 40
Mortqrsn St. &nOreps. 40
S. S. S. 6. Mat6ieien: 100 SortpIlinger. ............-.. 20
G. Sfoognar0@eterien: Eli Sc mge Observation-Disclosures. -
6. Sfoogaar6 @eterfen: Sill Sc rnge Observation-Disclosures. Is
6. Sfobguar0=9eerfen: Sill Sc rnge III ............... so
s. Stefenen og 8. listing 40
Sborne: @nglanton. is
Siggcr6rengen. 40
lng0Onn1enS Sfatfnte 80
Stgrr0 @nfer: 0}o6ersmaaet so
2epis @auoce: 9en Ipe Sub. Observation-Disclosures. so
SsrueIsmisfonen Seem gorf ............... %
Sc hinges 8ibIiotef: Serren er nit Gfiolo .............. %
MinOfe SaIsinm pa officiating: $40.
Stbrfe Salgimm paa officiating: $500.
@frio til os, og Goo os foripne Geres Stem meo ct baroHuGbt
Sibliotf, Der uoleoeres Gem itrofs b0 f6rfe 8etuIing.
2anHb 2nt6cram TnblHbims Sonic,
Gacine, sis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-26
Sra GM f0mmeret.

rSf6rer eOer @uoS fuGoc &uitning."
(gfi. 6, tt).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-26
ErBbcr paa
Dore 8ooiamlinoer,

u. g. Suif poa, at Sc er fife BURDEN til at tuge netah hiSie
@doer, met Ct Sc fan pnge un0re al bort TnrGugsfntaIOg % ief2
ionmenirte FELT forfeIige 8ogionIinger.
&rSbe pa CIT SOgiamimg til $1,000
paa officiating 1cb 50 mb pg 81 pr. STD.
8. Infer: &orte 8etragtninger. Observation-Disclosures. S 100
sc. 8lp0e: Sfr6belig, ooq It9rf. Observation-Disclosures. %
Ctr. @bri1tenien: S6n0aqsifolen 80
s. S. @maIO: Sbenferne pao &ron6org. ............... 140
@erbor0: Strao og @ul6 %
@ib. Beef: @n file Suegabe 1901 Observation-Disclosures. 20
6. Sa1cb: gn polff Sanile. 140
Sm1O Se6erg: Sen frifeige St1oenterbep9geie ........ 10
rSens og Maren" SDbf Munoart. ................. 10
g. 2un0: st lpfeiqt Git. As
81. g. Mtaofen: Stranofogoens 9atter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
9c2oren, San: timber biIoe 8oi 80
@rnet Sc6riI: Saomiga. 80
Sobn gaieien: 2egpreoifart 10
9arnetoner. 10
gogt mine Gam al 40
@olGace, 2epis: Sen Sur 1925
So6n gtelien: @tn Scamp n1eo l}ormonerne. .......... 10
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-01-15

washtub In a tense and tragic struggle
for bread. Six Of the eleven children
died. She married again. and the
worthless husband deserted her. Her
health entirely failed, and she was
sent to the hospital.
This is picture from real life-al-
most hideoEsly real.
The tints are all somber, and the
background Is dark. There is no blue
sky, no glenn OF sunshine. no horizon.
Pictures O; this kind make the lover
OF his kind grow sick at heart
AS one thinks OF the hopeless little
German mother sitting with lusterleSs
face and Gazed eyes, looking backward
on the utter waste OF the years. one
begins to know the real meaning Of
MISERY and DESPAIR.
And 1t also makes one ashamed OF
his complaining at petty things.
In the allotment of human life this
woman has somehow been cheated out
of her rightful share of the good
Things.
With questioning. almost anger, In
your heart you turn to fate and ques-
ton 1t:
II the law of compensation holds, as
we have so often heard-if each soul
born of woman must get his portion OF
the good
Where VIII broken hearted Caroline
Freslau get what IS owing her?
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-01-15
Grazing Under w,tsr

While on cattle station I'm Western
Australia. says the Melbourne Times
cattle ranger had an opportunity ~
seeing q remarkable instance OF the
way In which animals can adapt them.
selves TO their surroundings.
ION the upper reaches of the river
there was large pool just florida BILE
at most times, but In dry season
very low" he says. Among the
horses making their run In the yic,n-
ity OF this pool an old mare and n
number OF toals and yearlings used TO
come down every day In the long. dry
summer, when the herbsge was scant
and scorched into dryness. They wad-
ed into the pool until the water pear-
ly re@ched their heads and stood there
for hours. diving to the bottom for m
mouthful OF succulent weeds. which
they chewed at leisure with their drfp-
ping heads raised above the water.
The overseer told me that during n
long drought some five or six years
previous. when hardly a vestige of
food was left on the run ana bush
fires had laid bare the sand plains. the
old mare had discovered that there
was plenty Of luscious food at the
bottom Of the pools, which could be
procured by diving for II. and, having
once put her discovery into practice.
she continued to do out OF preference
what she had been driven to do by
necessity"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-01-15
Absolutely No Ri.k.

burly man, the picture OF perfect
health and strength. walked into the
Office of n prominent accident ipsur.
ance company the other day and want
ed to be insured.
Are you engaged In any hazardous
business?" asked the secretary.
Not I'm the least" replied the npplf
cant.
Does your business make It neces.
sary for you to be without sleep at
nightY'
''No, SIR"
would your business ever REQUIRE
you to be where there were excited
crowds-for instance, at riot or a
fref'
Never, SIR"
''Is your business such as to render
you liable to injury from carriages or
runaway horses ~
~Oh, no, sirr'
docs your business throw you In
contact with the criminal classes Y''
Good gracious! No, sire
II think you are eligible. What is
your businessr'
Il am n London Tit.
Bits.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-01-15
Mr.. TAFrs DECISION

If 1t is true. as stated on good au
thority, that President Elect Taft has
made a decision never to- drink alco-
holic liquor. he is to be warmly com
mended
Mr.. Taft has the will power of q
strong man, and if he has made up his
mind he Will keep his pledge
One naturally asks the reason fol
such determination.
There is perhaps small danger fol
such a man In the occasional use o!
intoxicants. His strong personality
would not permit such use to become
a vicious habit
But
Mr.. Taft's exalted position among
men makes his personal example mat
ter of great Importance And. above
all
The spirit of his action In this de
cision is the spirit of self denial FOL
the sake of others.
And that kind of spirit In a great
man Is more potent than thousand
thou-shalt-not commands. The latter
is the spirit of the law: the former I.
Is Of Sinai, the other Of Calvary.
When strong man gives up what
may be to him a pleasure, moved by a
love OF his fellow men, the world takes
note of It.
President Eliot OF Harvard SAYS: 81
turn my back on all the past If need
be. have changed my views. / have
hundreds of young men on my hands.
No license for the city of Harvard
which covers the heads OF those STU
dents"
Not for himself, but for his students.
That Is the Christlike doctrine.
Fred Grant, the son of the silent
soldier and himself brave man, when
the cup is offered him says, az am
afraid to drink"
When some one asked Grant why he
was afraid to drink he replied, 81 am
afraid not for myself, but for the
young officers"
That Is Ii.
Phillips Brooks, one of the greatest
preachers OF modern times, understood
the meaning OF this spirit OF sacrifice
for others. In the presence OF young
men who looked to him for leadership
he spoke the language OF the little
converted jew OF the first century:
IF eating meat causeth my brother
to offend / win eat no more meat while
the world stands"
1t is refreshing to note the growth
of this brotherhood kindness, the spirit
of sacrifice on the part OF the strong
for the benefit OF the weak.
The law of the survival OF the fittest
is cruel; the law of helpfulness for the
weak is divine.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-01-15
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE

winter Scheuue IN effect December Doth Iooo
Steamer leaves Baltimore. Pier .. Light &C..
washington and Intermediate ,o;.,. 80, Tor
Brome 5, Porto Bello Grason's CO., ,' ner s.
lAkes walnut Point, Cowart's Ie,yisetts E;, .
Poiot iona DJnd Point Mundys Point, Lodge. Pincy
poihiS S3orums, Stones, Abelrs leonardo,
bushwood Lancaster. Riverside IivernooIu wv n
Siyrnont. Alexandria, Washington P00' oiht'
r, h ss, steamer will leave Washington N
y, fth street Wharf. every Monday 40 = III ~
Ior Baltimore, weather perm fttinty, a., y. M
Ihcolaee landings, as shown above. 1 nnors.
4. M hinsaie - m. Millers 4 10 N, Cr eoS u
w cdncsday morning. III DsAieiiilore
=, steamer leaves Baltimore Pier o Livb, s,.o,
TUESDAY,. . D. M, weather permitting1 for K;-si-
Porto RsIia Sraee An1dlngs Millers, Bromcs.
-. 70 70 DeAo, Srasons, Coan. Bundicks Lake. Wal
nut folnt Cowarts, Lewisetta Kinsalc - var
returning steamer leavea KinsaIc ~ n, wcl
Jay weather permittingl for Baltimore stonnins-
at the aboVe landings: Millcrs & % n, C ,ar
o p M. Porto Belo y. m, arriving NJ R,i,;.,
Thursday morning. ~ "sAi0iihore
y, steamer leaves Baltimore. Pier 9. Iight Stree,
Leonardtown and intermediate points Nm Ior
Drpmes. Porto Beo. Grasons Coan RnnJ;st
ssis S Walnut Point cowarts Lewisetta. Kin,
Ss.le, Cintra Bond Point. Muncys pc n oS-a
town. N' <Noeiis Leonard
Returning steamer viii leave I.eonar3tox,,
sto,,,,;,S NMssfther permitting for Baltimore
se"Pping at All the above landings: KinsaIc -
m. Miilers y. m. Grasons 8 NJ n, po,, p,it ~
y. m. arriving in Baltimore early s;e,,,,s 80
morning. 'S SHIuruay
,; rreiyht received at Pier 9 Light Street BAL
0lore' on sailing days until $50 D. m
This timetable shows the times NJ v,h;.h
steamers may be expected TO arrive ~ o. s.
rom the several wharves, but their arr;S,ai -,
oePa, turc at the times stated is not SyuaraDtaoJ
any Scs ' n Sonpany hold itself responsible for
SSfELnENSON Il BRO. Agts. Wasbinofon
NH-<AnDoN q GRIMES, AGss.. Alexandria
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-01-15

lens Of Today" Beyond a competence
Tor old age. which VIII not need TO be
great. wealth lessons rather than
increases HUMAN HAPPINESS. IS
Rockefeller In his magazine studies
says the same thing In other words.
And there is the adage:
"Mfllionafres who laugh are rare"
Tom Johnson cannot be happier in
the big house on the avenue than In
the little house on side street be
cause bis happiness is the FRUIT OF
HIS SPIRIT. which does not depend
on externals.
Happiness comes from a conscious
hess OF duty done, and Tom Johnson
has done his duty. Happiness comes
from helpfulness and charity and
kindly seryice-these made fesh-and
Tom johnson is the Incarnation OF
these things.
And 50, whether fortunes 20 up or
down, this courageous, loyal, hearty,
hopeful spirit-the real Tom Johnson
holds up its chin and rejoices to be a
man.
Happy Tom Johnson!
Foolish moneycrats!