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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25
SECRETARY OICKlNSON'S
SON DIES SuDDEMl Y.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2i-Jacob
NJ Dickinson. secretary of war; to-
night receicvd word Of the death of
his son. Ovcrton Dickinson at Belle
mead Stock farm Carishville. Tenn
The younger Dickinson had been in
III health for more than year and
succumbed To heart disease. His i'll
ness was said to be directly due to
the shock following the death of his
wife II months ago.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25
PREPARING FOR ACTION
AGAINST JAS. GALLAGHER

New York, Nov. 25,-Prosecuting Of
licials in Jersey City today were pre-
pairing for action which was expected
10 result shortly in bringing Jas. j.
Gallagher To trial for the shooting OF
Mayor Gaynor last summer
No Indictment has ever been found
against Gallagher who has been held
prisoner in the Jersey City Jail
awaiting the results of the Injuries 10
licted on the mayor.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25
JOHNSON
ARRES TED
Charged With Assault
on a White Girl in
His Company

New York Nov. 25.-Jack Johnson.
the negro champion heavyweight puGi-
list, was arrested this afternoon. on
warrant issued by agistratc FineschI
charged with assault on Emily Cooper
a white girl who Is a member of a
theatrical company I'm which the
prize-tghtcr Is appearing
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RUSSIAN FAILS TO
THROW POLISH MAN

BUFFALO, n Y. Nov 2i-GcOrge
Hackensthmidt tonight mot Zeybs "
hszko In a handicap wrestling match.
which required the Russian to throw
the Pole twice in an hour He failed
II Was repetition of the match year
ago between Frank Gotch and Iy-
bszko. Hackcnschmidt was often back
Of his man, but could never get his
shoulders TO the mat
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DEATHS AND
FUNERALS
AGNES o. STEVENS.

The funeral services over the re
mains OF Agnes Olivia Stevens. 49,
yearold daughter OF Mrs. William p
Stcyens-M -Moyes, were held in the
Second ward meeting house at 2
o'clock this afternoon.
The child was victim OF spinal
paralysis, death resulting Wednesday
afternoon following an illness OF three
months. Tho deceased Is sIrvIycd by
the mother, stepfather, three brothers
and two sisters
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25
SHERIFF TAKES
GIRL IN CUSTODY

Sheriff George F Judd Of Utah
county was in the city last evening
and secured the custody OF Miss Anna
Phillips. an inmate of the Industrial
School Accompanied by her mother.
Miss Phillips remained at the Broom
hotel last night and this morning was
taken TO Provo
She is the chief witness in the case
against Attorney Anderson, who was
on trial in that city today on a Sc
rious charge.
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SHOOTS WIFE AND
HER WOMAN FRIEND

ANDERSON, Ind, Nov. 2i.-Frank
Riclcts today shot aud killed his wife
and Mrs. Nellie BrItten, with whom
Mrs. RIckets had been living Rick
cts. who was arrested declares that
he had shot the two women after his
wife had shot at him
Rickets. who Is a machinist, and
his wife had been separated tor sew
eral months. IL is said that Rickets
objected TO the friendship that ex.
sisted between the two women.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25

II. Redmond, leader of the National
lists In the British parliament for the
iurthcrance of the cause. This makes
the total sent since the recent annual
meeting of the league at Buffalo,
$50, 600
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25
BASKET BALL
WON By DEAF

The gymnasium of the school for
the Deaf was the scene of an inter
esting basketball game Thanksgiving
evening, when JtbeJ Bountiiul high
school team was deefated by the boys
from the school for the deaf. The H.
nal score was 20 To is.
Although, as the score indicates.
somewhat one-sIded, II was an eXcit-
Ing game and tho playing was fast,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25
NO CONFIRMATION OF
MAOERO'S INJURY

Eagle Pass. Texas. Nov %.
Customs Collector ". r..
Rowe has been unable TO OBJ
tain confirmation OF the report.
ed wounding OF Francisco |.
Madero. although he SAYS Mex
lean officials at Ciudad Porliro
Diaz assure him that It Is true.
The report Is that during the
skirmish with federal troops.
Madero was badly wounded bv
sabre stroke by one OF his
own men who had turned trait
OF. Others prevented Madero
from being killed.
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ONE DEMOCRAT is
ELECTED IN NEBRASKA

Omaha. Nov. z6.-Tho official
count of the votes cast in this Doug
lasl county at the recent state cleo
tion completed today. gives Charles
W. Pool Democratic candidate for
secretary of state. $50 more votes
than the unofficial count gave him.
AS his opponent Addison Waite, Re
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COUNTESS ToLsTol ILL.

ST. Petersburg. Nov. 25,-A news
dispatch from Tula today says Coun-
tess Tolstoi Is III, having n tempera-
ture of 102 degrees.
The will OF the late Count Tolstoi
makes his daughter. Alexandria, the
legntee of his unpublished works.
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YOUNo's HOTEL BURNED.

BOSTON. Nov 2i.-Young's
hotel, the principal hotel on the
water front, was burned early
today. Several persons are re-
ported hurt. The Winthrop fire
department was unable TO cope
with the fire and two alarms
were sounded in Boston for
assistance.
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PRESIDENT TALKS
WITH HIS CABINET

= Washington. Nov 25.-Prcsi-
= dent Taft had a protracted meet,
+ ing with his cabinet today. dis
+ cusSins features OF his fOrthcom-
= ing message 10 congress and
\ some of the Judiciary appoint
+ mentS soon TO be made The
\ President will not send these ap-
+ pointments To the senate until
= after his message has been read
\ and is we'll out of the way.
I Z I I I Z I Z Z Z 4 4 I 4
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BOSTON, Nov. 20 AT least six
persons are missing and two others
ere dying in the Metcalf hospital as
the result of a fire which broke out
early today at Winthrop Beach. a
summer resort in the suburbs Of Bos
ton Young's hotel. $4,000 build
ing, and several cottages were de-
HJroyed. The fire was discovered at
3.45 this morning
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REVOLUTION is OVER.

Laredo. Tex. Nov Passengers
enroute from Mexico City TO the
United States arriving today report
everything quiet in the interior The
press of Mexico. while reporting min
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MetaI Market

New York, Nov 25.-Copper-Stan-
dard dull. spot $l2.50m l2.65, De
cember. Sl2 G0@l2,7O.
Lcad-Qulet, $l.l5Ii55. New York
Bar silver, 81 1.Sc.
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ENGLISH DINNER PARTY.

Mrs. s. K Granshaw and family en-
tertained at their residence on Jener'
son avenue at an Old English Dinner
party i'm honor of friends lately arriY-
ing in ogden from England on tour
of America.
Covers were laid for twenty, the
moons being tastefully decorated with
chrysanthemums and carnations, each
guest being provided with a floral
souvenir. Progressive whist and 9th
er games with musical program were
ENJOYABLE during the evening. Among
the invited guests were; Mr.. and Mrs,
Joseph Pingree. Mr.. and Mrs. F. II.
Pelham and friends from Idaho, be
sides their guests from England
Miss Elizabeth Robins of salt Lake
CITY is a guest at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Leek on Jefferson
avenue.
There Will he a social given this
evening by the young men and women
of the First Presbyterian church. In
the church parlors, Entertainment
has been prepared and refreshments
Will be serted
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25

publican has claimed but 205 plural
ity. II now appears that Pool Is elect
ed The remainder OF the Republi-
can state ticket was successful.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25

Referee, ] p Bush.
Baskets. WenGer. II. Savage, 4;
Farley, s: Keeley, :; Draney, g.:
Wright, 4 Palmer,
Free throws, Wenger. >; Leding.
ham, 1.
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TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
FOR THE IRISH CAUSE

Boston. Nov. 25.-T. b. Fitzpatrick,
league, today cabled $4,000 to John
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25

OF outbreaks. Is treating the so-called
revolution in light vein.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-25
CHICAGO. Nov 24.-John

CHICAGO. Nov 2i-John J.
= Udy, marshal of a private fire
company OF Swift Il Co. pack
ers. was burned to death. 80
city flremen were overcome by
smoke and $4,000 damage was
done to the lard refinery of
the packing firm by a fire
which ragged for three hours to-
day. None of the firemen over
, come when an explosion OF
vat OF grease filled the room
; with dense smoke was serious
, ~ Injured
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-31
MEMBER GOV. SURVEY
 COMMITS SUICIDE

\ young man who has been in the employ of the Government survey rafte Hav working in the extreme Neath committed suicide few davs ago hy shooting himself in the head at Cape Blossom
 Mir Anderson. who brings the ueNs 10 Nome. daes not remember the name of the young man. but states that he reached Point Blossom five days aga labaring under the impression that his work for the Summer was over and thar there was nothing more for him to de. he went into his tent. tooI. l shotgun. and blew his head nearly oa by holding the gun against it
 An inquest is to be held. and per baps the body will be shipped to the East where the young mans rrIa- tives live The members of the survey
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FAIR HAVEN DITCH 60,
 MAKES FIRST SHIPMENT

The FaithaeeH Ditch Company. which has the best water right in the Northern eaauIlA. made its tir-t ship E#tat - aald lbis season on ti. Mary Ssgts. which arrlyed today.
 1Ht Hae much eeId Nl. sent down nat known hut Pete Bernard. who e husky sort of fellow and as -lfaus az au oN had all he could do t1 pack the gold dust from thn be8cu to fine bank in a .uit ease
 The FairhaYcu Ditch Company ua
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SlOO TO SHOVEL PER
 DAY ON SQUIRREL

Nr Anderson. who aruv,d uu the Man saehs this afternoon from the katzebu, rauutr. brings the news That ttgt ara. taking uut from x,l tu s1aa ta the zbevet ror day. ou No I bataU au rtearg- a tributary Of Squir- rsi creek. in the Kuhuk country
 Air= Anderson states that the water is hattefiHg the operators quite little q i= summer bW they JIr rrhuIIlme fbsir dams and working am open oa.- shaEeing iHfa the boxes and aII the #efd i= e6 tert coarse nature Mir Andersen tatd Peter Bernard. uf the Nae Ssehz. that nugget was found HHa d#Ns aeo weighing x1l2
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-31

There fs sameahal at a -htuas. af provisions aH Che -t--H and a nt If r9rd vii hs tHaI in thar uu Eali. ee that lae m.n un .utmua rf rrrtrur rrr rrHHH -HrTTv tl,.. .......- Ing Winter
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 Al ths rtazHsgfue ta d.ltc. uu CI.uN
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Nuggets Speolal Service

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mas miIe= af difehe# m what - known az tae lumaehuF tu, supply ief which eaus= frau a lla, HI, 0hleh aiII fHfni.h Ieooo uurr inches Hel dA f4a Ht thr t # without towering tH. Narri t, nn great extent The al=e httr-t great elevation. and uhru the water r.aenca the ground u+aH "larh fty hl been leeated tho ur.s-ul. l. .u au4i uf t ha.. to bc r.drccd
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OHIO'S CAPITAL MAY BE
 UNDER MAR TEAL LAW

D, rur-u-d arra The leaders ar. either Ir..H eHt 4f rHs eauuuuiry ar arc tf. hHtra aH- H7rz Battery q Q. t. eHH >7fvHgf Quarts have been aam if haaHe lz police guards.
 Tu fH#t f.e#a-at If Cincinnati r.f with r.a ..ltre battery and tr#-at dats with ..a.a. IaH C Spa4r- in command u anI-. f-Hat =l--aHs r-=farrd mar r.I .. s. h- d-,l9rat throughout .ae ...s EAe alafne a=t night Was a.- 4at ThrIssIfse arrr uuabi. te mHaft.n eeter tars Were every .a-a- arHmtrf md their crews trH.f \.r. ref..n u.r- injured in .te .tr Ta.afe Hs- rat calls we're ..nf IL ana #Ha-an- rereen= ar f'.t t.5 Aa .0ft toward settlement tIf.Ha= b7v- be-H 4btudonei
 1M Mayor advises the company to
 pnl .r#Ia. af #uuipnn The r-ua-r If eamuar-e i- opposing G.# rm holding that the authori- r, huI ur teMllur with law
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-31
POLITICS WARMING UP
 IN STATE OF KANSAS

IFfs h 5tEf Inc aIi p4puIIst taau #H-#= #H HH- eat just
 tt-.# faf#Hz Hass #Hf4rs stale. as####H=# zH#H## eH# s=a out by .'# H#tf8fHH# = fsfH iae uuHdry
 has h#su aHa#-H ta tempo tta##ftatH If ft=- Council
 IH-H- t =fl1He probability uf d .f. aItdalIaa hstsseeu lus Democratic rarfv and the att tine Republicans .a.I..T T.t. IH=I4EHazHfz
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OPPOSES ANY
 WHITEWASHIMC
Nuggets Special Service

DEcATUR TeXas Aug aI m \ stephens Representative foa r, vaa. and memher of the Gar. ir- ,sl.emns committee. announces tra' i= presed te.aHs effort nn tha oae' of the committee ta HhitrNa .a. hisher-ups that ma> be brou4ht iI .tlie udium as th, reeult ot ta,. u- N, 0gdtiou.
 Fresh Pabst Milwaukee Beer at the
 Moonlight Springs or Salt Wate' Baths at the Elite Bath House.
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CHOLERA RAGING IN
 PARTS OF GERMANY

BERLIN. Aug $o.-The dread dis eer. cholera k raging in several io- eaItes in the Capital of Gcrmanv and the most drastic measures are being taken to suhduc the pcstileuce. IT hat bc"n unu-uaIIs faal and the rntirc cjt} is in mourning oyer its THE8Hrs
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Naaget's Special #Serg5ze.

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pntN cannot make aur Hhat caused the fellow ta commit the rash d..d. /. he Vas af jolly di.i i.-t.u and ul4 H- arlarent eaa#e for taking h oul life
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GAYNOR WANTED
 FOR GOVERNOR
Nuggets specfaf ssrgles.

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 # fHa HrutI as- f. .s H.# Hf.s and ,,it1 H#H#== HH usaIrltlIu H==s=== ==HA= hauii ne a.sat t#saH es THamtas Htu be aa afa=at a.tt4de toward z.a..lEH.l =E5#a.- E4=. .eI..t8au al JUST TRY IT ONCE Tor maeoH 5bt Plunge try m,eIks's aa cents.
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PRESIDENTIAL CHANGES
Nuaaet's speelaI serv1ee.
IN NICARAGUA

MANAGCA Nicaragua Aug ao- General Estrada who was declared and inaueuratcd President of Nieara qua has resigned the presidency in favor of General Maus. and his ac- eeFtaace Of il ls earnestly utieiFag ed
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-31

Fresh Lemons at tie Beard of Trade. oa Printing at Nugget offiss
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Nuggets Special Service.
 RoAIa. Aug. 29.-It is ammo me d from h. Vatican that there win soon bc "husrI an American cardinal.
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AN AMERICAN CARDINAL
 TO BE APPOINTED 0
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d.
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non x. eh'hDsiaS sue
-ou' a So''ie ''''ie We 40" seer" -
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anu '''i' 10" 'iia1 ie
o,iI''' 81 - ,iii eIeiiou' MS nv VIC VIII w
So III '''7 W. '1- !. r. BARNkS.
! 4'I' FHteeA'A sieet h'7'h"es''
BLAZE THE WAY.
J ~ ,. 49, anu '-'''-
~ '''si' : . me- i'e mo- q seer
d. d. ~ ~ :. ~ y 'l's
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D.. =, IN - ~,
'--e "o'' '-'eii i'a1 tic van
-.
r.
Is 10 holm and M, ahrse
/
! Clip the wings Of criticism:
! Shear the cynic Of his sting.
SHOW an optimistic spirit.
! String your lyre. then mil the string
Make symptom Of sunshine
| Overshadow others, cares
| And the wickedness Of Satan
You've outwitted unawarez.
CHARLES ALBERT BREWTON.
/ &C S stree, nor1hve5.
The whole secret OF remaining young in
spite Of years. and even Of gray hairs, is
% cAe'lsh enthusiasm IN ones self by
po'us' o. contemplation, by charity
'''"' - ID FEWER WORDS, by the mAnte-
nance OF harmony IN the soul When
ever 'lliis Is 1T us right place within US
W o'' SeIFes are III e4liloFium with the
M"ole "o' OF 'Tod- Deep ana grave en-
'l-sIdsfn LOT the eternal beauty and the
e'e' iia' oioeF' reason touched with emo
uoh ana serene tenderness OF heart
/ theSe surely are the foundations of wis
dyin.--Ainiei. NAE H. SHAW.
lib MIN '4'oiiHa avenue southeast.
Enthusiasm, fs virtue rs~ar,. o., >.
met with in seasons Of calm and unru47ed
prosperity. Enthusiasm, fo,,risbes 8, "a
versitv. ki7dles in the hour ~ 5a,os-
81 -
.terrors Of persecution only serve TO
quicken the energy OF its purposes Il
s"eiis IN proud integrity, and great in the
purity OF its cause, il can scatter defiance
amid hosts of enemies. LEE
p o. Bo1 "a
A tree cannot o-ov, u,.,,n. -.o.. =,
.,.u. - -. '''-' 'Vo's. =
'o o. o.. oI optimism : need enthusiasm to
o'.-se mem 10 SILK deep INTO the soul, 10
srE % .o,sc 60 So" - olis 10 De uue
al'i eo-'selel''lous opuIhlst we must Guilt
, la't l.al intense ana raptlrous feeling
wa, We. INKS lne soul 10 the object in view
we Heeu enthusiasm IN our everyday life
=. oI,'el iioou, 70 heip our felow-being as
-. - - Lo'e'Heit as by mate
-. %. ,.--1'l--'N1 ue optimism Is the
P0"oi Vi IAe SOUL the tram
no. va i'eS Jul hopes across the wastes
''-u e'','' ISM - tHe steam
'''0 "''ee'7 - -.
Ru-esp American Rs,-,r.r;. .'i--''0N D. Huns
Sprinctir,a 6pds M. L. -
$3.50 80 M i'-s s',.s
o. - si'' '0"S near the JoyheHs
JeS love IT, Win nTes blazin'
o'eSSeu season Is packed with
sweets lot me.
ie@t ola "oiIo. tel you. don't care
nat '"ey say
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words OF truth and soberness. I saw a
gravel pit fall in and bury three human
beings alive | lifted up my voice for
help so loud that l was heard in the town.
a mile away. Help came and rescued the
sufferers. No man called me an enthu-
siast then. And when ! see eternal de-
struction ready to fall on sinners / call
10 them 10 escape. II. W SMITH, d. d.
7iS Morton street.
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&c Newton street.

Enthusiasm is the compelling force in
al great movements. Il seems 10 be A
kind Of divine affatus inspiring our being
with extraordinary zeal in the accom-
piishment OF higher purpose. The Cru
saders, the Reformation, the American
Revolution, and other great events were
all the results OF enthusiasm in great
causes One can arouse IN ones self this
spirit Of progress and by his zeal carry
hlIiioe'I 10 success ARTHUR LEN0X.
Lock Box "a.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-13
For Next Sunday "Patience" Is to Be the Topic.
Members of Club Invited to Suggest
Subjects for Discussion
THE GROWTH OF OPTIMISM"
NEW MEMBERS THIS WEEK.

asst is warm-hearted. Nothing great was
ever achieved without enthusiasm" Cal
culation is cold. No one needs enthusi-
assn to commit a crime. Many a crime
IS committed by cold calculation, though.
We need enthusiasm 10 accomplish any
good. l. e.. II we don't get enthusiastic
enjoy it and won't accomplish very
much.
ST. Paul was a great enthusiast, whole
hearted. II We follow any line OF life.
even in the humblest capacity, with half
the earnestness and enthusiasm that he
adhered to throughout his life. We will do
great good in the world I. F. BARNES.
l7l9 Fifteenth street northwest
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Enthusiasm. Inspiration, The spirit
which inspires one to give out the best
that is in them. All true optimists are
enthusiasts because they enjoy so many
things. They enter into the spirit and
are interested in everything that the
common people do. They have the true
spirit OF cordiality and comradeship. the
friendly smile that radiates good fellow
ship and dispels the chill They are fun
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Enthusiasm is a virtue rarely 10 be
met with in seasons Of calm and unruffied
prosperity Enthusiasm fiourishes In ad-
'ersity, kindles in the hour Of danger.
and awakens 10 deeds Of renOwn. The
terTors Of persecution only serve 10
quicken the energy OF its purposes. It
sWells in proud integrity, and great in the
purity Of its cause, it can scatter defiance
amid hosts OF enemies. ZEE
= o. Bc1 "a
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Rev. Rowland Hill was a man Of pow
erful voice and was sometimes complete
ly carried away by the impetuous rush Of
his feelings. On one such occasion. while
he was preaching at Walton, he explained:
Because 7 am in earnest men call me an
enthusiast. But I am not Mine are the
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Enthusiasm means success. for when
you are thoroughly enthusiastic about
your work YOU will never rest until il is
finished. No matter how many obstacles
you may meet. no matter If failure seems
imminent. by earnest. consistent effort
you will at last overcome all difficulties.
Optimism teaches US TO be of good
heart. Light-heartedness creates enthu-
slasm Neither of these qualities are ever
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he finds himself. possibly wearied by the
chase in the city Of accomplishment.
Many masterpieces Of art owe their great
ness to the enchanting influence OF en-
thusiasm. The hand Of the artist is
guided by eagerEess ana controlled by a
burning desire to see the canvas reflect
ideal beauty and have perfection form rs
much part Of the picture as the blend
ed colors Of HIS brush
LOUIS VARNUM WOULFE.
90 New York avenue northwest