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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-06

benz Boti6aiisr. Gotten in Wubrio srs
i.sen. ll.ber Die perion oes Ra6folz
gers am iapaniidsn 9Ofs tit nod ni6ts
Wdheres betaHnt
3uslsih 1T oas 8eriiht i'm umlauI,
bab in Der gsisguns Der 0ft,rrsihiibs
ungariitxn gotihdft in Waibington
cine 8erGnoeruHg :intretsn pirb. Goh
fsblt nod isoe geitdtisuns bon am.lis
der Seite. d. 9. 5rsiberr 6sngels
miller pon SsH9.rpar oertritt bi:
Goppelmouardts i.ii lansen Sabrsn in
Der amsritdniidsR 8unoesbaup.raot.
SenfationeIler Selbits
morb sints Sffi5isrs.
Cine 9rag0ois in SffiSisrstrsiIen
maht bier pieL pon iih rsben. Die
,srau nes Souptmanns potoihinstp
bate iih IelbIt .riaoHen. Sbrs gltsrn
ma6ten barauf Gem gottsn ben gors
purf. baB sr Sbulo on benz att Der
llneliitlihen TRACE.
Dem SauptmaHn tpuroe iniolge Der
fortg.iebtsn 9orpiirfe ods Qsbsn 3ur
pait. 5n sinsm 4nfa1 bon 8sr3Deifs
lung bat sr iib i,lbit erhGngt.
Die sfdedti DE gdoer Sc.
nofienidaft banterott.
2lus aarlsbao tpirb elm idlimmel
aonturs angemsioet. Die oortis,
gfhediI6e -8enofienihuft ba
ibren 8aaterott angeSeist. gu ibreH
gsiBtbum ssbOrte oas Monopols5 5oisI
lieber bic 5ohe Der Werbino!iHteiseI
lpirb EiAis 9asssss btri4tst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-06
Sonbern ideint fid is!bit nit Dpnami
aus Der Mslt sfitafft gu babsn.
Der Dampfer % n5e 8
cap" in aloSta Sc.
f6eit.rt.

f9ett,rt.
Sunedu, alasta, 5. lug. Der
Dampfer .priustb WoH" bon Der ia
naoiihsposifiihen Gampfsr 9sisQz
I9oft, Der am Donn,ritag 4bsno UNI 9
ubr BON Stasfpop. aIasta, ua6 Ban
eouper abeins, nit 50 gaFagieren unb
siner g.iasune bon 68Wann on 8oro,
fu1r am 1reitag Worger um A ubr
am n0rbli6en Riff Der SentinsI Sni.l
auf uno sine spei Gtunosu ipdter IL,
elmer aldtisn Gee untsr. Die paifugiere
ipurben ale nit ibrsn Gspdt mad bsm
esuhttburm auf Der Snisl ssbraht.
bon mo- aus lie BON 0ampferu, bic ibz
nsu gu Ollie sef6itt ruOrben iinb, mad
Suneuu ssbraht nsyoeu. gDeoer Don
ben pafaaieren, nod Don Der Beidss
ung fpurpe Sem1ro DtrIeBt.
Gin Boot, in bem fh feds W0nnel
6efdnoen, fpurbe p0u siuem sSiiderboot
aufeenommeu uRo nah Junsau &c:
sebraht, uno ip1tsr traf cine 3peitt
8ootsmannihoit nit bem 2ootisn Ri:
hdrofon bier cir. Die bier auipeieuoer
Witglieoer Der gsiaBung srtldren. oat
Der 9ampfer ednJIih 81 GruRbe &C
BEN piro, ba bsy gobsn aufs.riiIsn uni
ss unmoslih III. ibn gu beben. De,
anpitdn Ulcleoo uub siH Sheil oe'
Wannidoft nero.n uber porIdufig Be
bem Wra6 perbIeIben.
Sur 3eit oss llnsliids befono lid
Der aapitdn WcQsob i'm gstt uno be,
2ootie Ri5arbion befono ii6 auf bel
Bride. Die Uu'fdbrt gum Ssntine
Riff am IibliteH Gnbe beg Qpnn aa
malls iii cine Der sgfdbrIihIisn StsIIsr
in ben GefpGFsrn BON glasta. Gai
Shiff muB stUiiten feIiisen SnIelr
burhfobren uro bic geringite Qbrpsi
DUNG pom Surs bringt 9sroerbsn
Die iseIien fallen auf beibsu Seitsr
fell ab unb bos iTabrrpoHer III ttef uni
an monten Steu.u iebr TdmaI. 0i
Sentinel Snisl III Elm boher. sadiss
Jslien nit lanq.n fpissn Riffsn. bi
am norbliheu gnoe in bic Gee binaus
raeen.
Gi. SnieI beijnbet iid 45 WsilsI
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Ser fribsre Grsbii4oF bon guigsn, 81
Sabre alt.
Sat in Snns6rud isin 70idbrisss
prieIter.S .Subildum sefeiert.
Die fpanif4e Resierung
trifft 9orfi4tsmab
n

Rabrib, 5. aus. geiorgt. bab
bic pon ben aleriialen fir Spnntdg IN
Gan Seboitian geplante Demonitrus
iion ben gbaratter zines IufitanDes
annsbmen tonnie. bat oit Regieruns
onaefanesn, 9ruppeH na4 Der Soms
mers 5auptitubi gu iHiden. Vim 5reis
traa Wprgen sing BON bier aus Elm
SuEdxnsMtgiment no6 Gan Setas
ftion ab, unb bato folstsn ihm etn 5ipet-
tes acknowledgement uno Sfpsi Bds
taiuone SGgsr. Ino aud bon Btetos
ria aus III Elm Snfanteries Regiment
: mad Gan Sebuitian gefhidt Doroen.
Sopobl General Wepler, Der 0e>
reraItopitGn bon GntaloHisn, uno Der
W2iniit,r bes Snnsrn, 9raf Sosaitd,
iperoen ii6 iofort nat Gan Sebaitian
begeben uub i'm Solle Don unruben be
aontroue iiber hie Situu!ioH iibernehs
men.
Die Regierung in iiber5eust. bdDor,
baB bic aarliiien unD bic Usitglieber
Der rsligioien Srben, bic i'm norblihen
Spanxn iebr 3ahireidb itnb, ihre 4ns
bdnesr often sur Repolutiou aufreta
ssn. Die Gouperneure Der bdssiiten
g}ropinsen, fpie ouf Der 8ouperneur
Der bena6barten propin, RaDarru Ga.
ben am greitog ben giirasrmeiitern
dlIer 5tdbte unb Grtifdften gefehl,
Sa Biie bic Rntboliten Dor Dffentliten
8erfammlunsen uno Defenders baoor
ipornsn follen, beipaffnet bic Staot
Gan Geboition su betreten, uno iie bds
BON su unterrihien. bdb iebe Wanife'
itaiion in Der enerniihiteH Weiie uns
teroriidt tperhen tpiirbe.
Die Reife bes Gonias na d
gnslanb faarf iris
tifirt.
Di. sr0bie Grbiitsruna berrftt uns
Ter ben aattoliten bariiber, bob Der
a6nig 4lphonio in Der Iniperen ariiis
ods Qano perlohsn bat. um in paris
NIT bsm antisileritaien prtmiey
griano gu tonfsriren unb nit iein,y
Gemablin an ben proieItaniifden Soi
Gnalanbs su reiien. Die 4breii. b.s
a0nios rptrb als feise syluht be5sid-
net unb bat oie Situntion ipefsntIid
peridlimmert.
Der prsmier Ganaleias eab am
syreiiog bic iolgsnbe GrtlGrung mil
gesug duf isin 0erboi. bic sepInnten
Tsmcuiirationen in Can Gebditidl
absubaIten ab:
I'D Diirbe bic WaniIsitation sr.
Inubt baben, tuenn iie irgenbipo anbers
als in Bilbao, po jest Gin Streit btr
GoblengrGber i'm 9ange it, ober In
Gan Sebaitian. bds am Sonntag init
Bsiufern bon auspGrtssiiberfiilIt lift,
tdtten itottiinoen iollen.
.Sft lpsib. bab prieftersgDcffen pers
.beilsn nnb audi. oab bic WianiftftnHs
ten bic abiiht haben. yraiRn uno ain>
Der miisubrinssn. in Der Soffnuns. pas
hurd sin Ginfhrtiten Des Whlit1rs per.
binbern Su t0nnen. Sh bin ober ents
fnIcien. benz geftb Reipest su Der.
fnafftn. Mns iirateeiinen purite iperz
ben ron 9ruppen beisst iDerDen uino bic
Giisnbdbnfn iperbsn fur tpeittre. 1rup'
psntEdnSporte In Nsrdii4aft Gd6alssn
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5 o |. B Yen bling DerpIappert
II d.

9enper, Sol, 5. 2luouit. SoIepb
Wenoling, Der mutbmab!ihe Moroer
Der tleinen Qlmd aellner in QouispilIe,
ma6te fSreitag I'M ge7prd6e nit 3eiz
tungsIeuten cine unbebahtIame 4eubez
rung, tpeIde ibn ftart tompromittirt.
Gr fpru6 iiber cine 0urhIu6ung Der
Gouispiler Stride, tpel6e er in 9e=
qeufpart bon 8ater S9umauu gema6t
baben nil.
.Dir Ia6en ni6t bprtbin, no bic
2sihe entbedt tpuroe." iugte er. Damn
1i6 plDBIi6 beIinnenb, meinte er: SD
tpeib ni6t, no bic 2si6e gefunben
tpurbe, aber mir bdtten bort nidt iua
den t0nnen, o6ne iie au finbeu."
Denbling 1T sntfpeoer Elm gutter
Shau1pieler ooer e- begreift ben Grnft
Der Gage niht. gr luGte iiber bic
tfange Guhs nd6 ibm, lohte, ais Der
Detettip ibm bic 6anb uuf Die S6uI=
ter isgte, unb lc6te, als bsrfelbe sra
tIdrte, ibu betm sriteu Qn3eihen zines
SluhtberIudes nieoerfhieBeu gu tpolz
len. ySeIbf tpenn iie midi in Qouts@
bile lpnden," meirte er Ia6eno, lid
9ebe nihts prum."
QOuispiIle, &p., 5. Quguit.
Srau Mabelatne Wenoling, bic Jruu
S5oisp6 8enoIing's, bat einen Qopotaz
ten fir bic 8ertbeibigung hires Ranz
nes engugirt. sic fdgt, baB elm 5remz
Der it'd fir Wenolinq interefIirte uno
einen She'll beg 9eloes fir feline Ser
| tbeibigung Iieferu poQe. Die Trau
| TuQt audi, oaB ibr unfreunoIides, Mir
rides 8erhalteu ibren WfQnE peran>
! IaBt babe, iie gu oerla'ien.
GS rpQrtein M orb, fonberU
elm Selb itmorD.
Roanote, 8a., 5. 4uguIt. Die
9etettips, bic etne unteriuhung nit
9e3ue uuf ben Sob bes WtaDors u. g.
9ousman BON Riogepop gefiibrt buz
ben, Iino gu Der 4nIidt getommen. oaB
8ousman iih Ielbft Qet0btet bat. In
oem er cine Dbnomititange IN ieiueu
| Shopb Isgte, bic 3inoihuur nit Iei@
ner gtoarre an3Inoete uno oas ReIuls
tat abnQrtete, - odmit feline 5dmtlie
$4,000 2ebensDerii6erung erbalte. Die
Sbeorie Der Detettips piro bon ben
iFreuroen 9ousmans aIs DQhrfheius
lid Die ridttge be3ei6nes.
Die Repolution in Sous
burds.
M} 20 biIe, 4la., 8. Iug. Sin bon
Geibd, 6onDurus, bier eingetroffener
| 9ampfer iiberbru6te Die Ratriht, oaB
Th Wanuel 9DniuQ Der beipen sSnielH
lltiuu uuo Ruetun bemdhttgt babe.
bic uuaefdbr 20 Wleilen norolih BON
geiba lieqer. Seitbem Der 4nfhldg
QeQen 9usrtu gorts3 miBluneen lit,
| olaubt man, baB gonilIa oieie beioeu
Snieln ais Sperationsboiis fir feline
llnternebmungen oeqeu bic piftigeH,
i'm Rorpen gelegenen puntte benuBsu
piro.
8orruptiDu in Setter 0 n
County. 8.
GoIumbus, 9, 3. gluquIt. Die
ltnterIu6uno bes Staat5 Gramina=
tors syo6n u. gIiB bat srgeben. bob
bic 9uder BON Sefferiou gouutp. 8,
. 7SeblbetrGge BON uabe3u $148, 5000 aufz
rpeiien. S119,500 BON oteier groBeu
Summe tommt oem Gouutp aus benz
8ertouf BON Bombs fir ben gau neuer
: StraBen bon ben gbauFee Gommiiz
Idreu al. 3as 1elo mar benz gountn
{ bislqRg poreutbalten tpproen unb bic
aommtTdre Tino ieBt oufgeforbert
{ tporoen, unpersugli6 es oem gouutnz
Snasamt etn3u3a. .llen. auf ungeiess
, Iihe uuo gu bohe Sporteln, tpeIhe bic
l gountp 9eamtea sossa. entIaIIeEi
Il ls12.s75.
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wettcrberiHt.

sir Sbio: 1beiltpeiIe tribes
gDstter am Gamitus; Stridrsssn IN
Der Raft ooer am Sonntoa. gneits
lite Dinbe, bic psrdnberlih perben.
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Wisn. s. aug. - Don beituntere
ri6ieter Stite perlautet. ooB Elm Gis
plomatenI6ub nabe Nporiicht. Der
sesenipartise Botihnftsr Der Doppsl-
Monarhit In 9otio. Jreiberr BON gaa
3u Roienburg uno Guimbah, ipiro ben
Staten mslfsr sen WeIixsAtinh -aaf
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1T alien 4nfheiR nitt ermorbet
Doroen,
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Cincinnati. samHae, ben 6. stneni 1910.


7n(nn0n pIpnrnnh
49,.
71or Glomufcr 11rin,o6 n9onu
Nm Der Ct1faDrt 5llnt SDna Sa@
lie so YaiIaaiere uuo 6S Ntanu
oefauSct
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lin ben antauf bon bier nsutItes
pan3srIhiffsn feit ab5ulhlisbsn.
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pie 0rsaniiatoren 6a6en et-
men oa6inse6enoen 9efdfne
gefaRt.
Gle purben o6ns 3tpsifel bon Der
Geltisteit Der Resisruns
beeiniluBt,
Die maIIsnipeiie 5ruppsn raA San
Sebaitian ididte,
gereit, ben aleritdlsn oas Wanifsltiren
in praitiI1sr Dsiie su psrlsioen.

Der tiirtildr Ginan3miniitsr in Berlin
eripartet,
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Rona IS. Aug. - Raroinol Merrp
bel Wal, Der Stnaislsksiar oss paps
ftes. bate am Greisas cine ldnsere llns
ttrrtbung init benz Narqais be Gons
gales. Der fpaniIhsr DefhdftstrG8er
felt Der Nbrsife bes Hotinof.srs. Wors
auia y DisSa, u. DIE Qase In Gpas
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-12-30

| Suddenly the note grew dlScordant
An investigation was made 1t was
found that q crack had been started.
The bell had completed its task. No
more would it greet the new year or
pay tribute to the nations great But
from the tower of iberty's cradle an
other bell always welcomes the COM
ing of a new year.
Before it collapsed the campanile Of
Florence had set Of chimes famous
the world over. Copenhagen, Client,
Amsterdam, Oxford, Rouen and Nu-
remberg have bells famous alike for
their beauty and their historical Inn
portance. All Of these are used to
hail the start for a new twelvemonth.
Bunyan's bell. No. 4, i'm the alphabet
peal, i'm the tower Of Elstow church,
England. is the Mecca for many an
admirer Of the creator Of Pilgrims
Progress" Bunyan was noted as
bell ringer, and none could get more
beauty out Of these chimes than the
rough village blacksmith.
England has always revered its New
Year peals and the associations they
bring to mind. It Is nothing unusual
for wealthy member Of an English
parish to include I'm his viii bequest
which shall insure the ringing OF a
merry peal on the recurrence OF New
Year eve.
One Of the most loved bells OF Eng
land Is that of St Mary-le-bow, Cheap
side, London. which forms the basis
for proverbial expression meant to
convey emphatically a London nativ-
ity, Born within the sound Of Bow
bells"
Oldest Of New Year chimes In the
United States is that of Christ church,
In Philadelphia. Philadelphia was a
colonial town when they were brought
from England at great expense and in
stalled, to become one of the wonders
of the city.
III requires eight men to ring these
bells, the primitive methods still being
adhered to. In the modern method the
player sits in front of a keyboard Of
an octave and a half and plays the
D1dSh uA4 W h4LC as AC "OuA0 q
piano.
An electric motor supplies the power
in this modern form of bells.
The most ancient church bell in the
United States was recently discovered
by Governor NJ. 4. Otero of New Mex
leo. The bell bears date 1856 and
was undoubtedly brought over to this
country by the first Spanish settlers
and used to call the early Indian con
verts to the mission services
A. the centuries went by IL was
hung successfully in q mission church
I'm one of the seven cities Of Cibola,
next at Gran Quivera and finally in
the church at Algondenes, where it
has rested until now.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-12-30
New Jersey Farmers Demand Good
Roads.

The New Jersey authorities having
the supervision Of road improvements
In Their charge report that the demand
for the extension of activities comes
not alone from automobilists or from
those who use the roads for pleasure
or for business purposes but from
the farmer, who is fast realizing the
advantages Of improved roads.
In its advancement Of the idea of
establishing trunk line system of
good roads the New Jersey Automo-
bile and Motor Club officials and
members have advocated the tapping
of as many lateral roads as possible.
with the view of benefiting the great
est number Of persons.
At one Of the recent mass meetings
Of automobiles held under the au-
spices OF the New Jersey organiza-
ton It was pointed out that thu aRri-
cultural interests OF the State have
increased to an enormous extent be-
cause OF the many good roads. The
good roads have certainly increased
land values and have reduced the
cost OF hauling, thus advancing the
ability Of the farmer to reach the
markets at all times Of the year and
under all weather conditions, making
the improvementof roads Of inestima-
BILE value to agricultural interests.
! The great value Of good roads to
New Jersey Ia becoming more and
more apparent each year. They have
brought q large and desirable citd-
zenShip, communities have grown To
boroughS and cities, manufacturers
have been quick to see the advan-
tages CT locating fl suburban dis
tricts, with good roads over which 10
haul their products to the railroad
stations, industrial centres have
grown wonderfully and In every 10
cality have real estate values been
enhanced and there has been a steady
growth In ratables.
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census of the block also revealed soil.
tary negro. grimy of countenance and
expansive as to mouth. sitting with an
air of breezy insouciance on a brick
cart Then came Jones experience.
1t was all over i'm an instant, and II
would take kaleidoscope and Dick
ems properly to depict IL. Suddenly
Jones stopped short with an expression
OF anticipatory anguish on his face,
As his overcoat tapped in the breeze
both his arms shot upward and his
hands were clapped convulsiyely on his
head His hat was soaring through
the air. That derby Of the latest block
was bounding over bumps In the at
mosphere at the rate Of a million q
minute, and Jones hair. overlong, was
futtering. He paused for a moment,
hopeful. eXpectant. but no help came,
and he started after ii.
Yah, yah. yah" yelled the negro on
the cart. throwing his feet up in an
ecstasy of mirth rs he saw Jones dash
ing down the street i'm pursuit OF the
hat
"Ho, no. ho!' laughed the seventeen
old gentlemen, clapping their hands
and dancing around
"Shriek. shrek. Shriekr' came from
the thirty-three pretty young ladies.
Keep a-goin'r' Eat i'm up. coat
tailsv' whats your hurry?' "Oh. look
at the man. sister, Papa. he's chas-
in his hat" Catch it, merry ha-has,
catcalls, boots and pertinent COM
ments from the ninety-four small chill
dren.
ID" said Jones as he overlook the
hat and stamped on It with the force
and vigor of an enraged human being.
Cd hats! D old gentlemen! D
pretty girls! D New Years resolu.
lions! D. man that'n make an ass
of himself running after his haiti II
I'd waited some bloomin' idiot would
have chased 1t for me. Good resolu.
lions with a mashed hat and a wind
like this! I'll look up my fat friend"
"All right, boss; wait minute" said
the negro cabman late that night.
"Jes' Glib me de key. Ah1l cit yo' in
dc house all right, an we won't 'sturt
nobody. Reckon yo'd better let me
put yo' & bed"
"Wha's z'mazzer-wh-wherz Thorn
as?" demanded a voice as the owner
Of il got unsteadily out Of the cab on
the arm Of the driver and caroned
with six inch balk line he seemed to
be steering clear of to the front door
The voice was Jones'; the man was
Jones. But. oh, how different! His
overcoat was buttoned on a bias; his
hat was crushed in; his toes turned
backward when he tried to 60 ahead
his face. whose image had reproached
him twelve hours before, was flushed
but II was Jones, and he had met III
fat friend
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drink or smoke He would not date
his letters 1910 for the first two weeks
in 1911. He would return all the books
he had borrowed and retained during
the year. He would make no calls, ac-
cept no eggnoG no seductive punches
He would refrain from shifting On
both sides the man who squeezed hi
hand OF the street and shouted Same
To YOU OF "HoSs an boss" Ali of
those things ne would let 20 by, for
he was TO BE- better man.
Full OF his good resolutions and ar
rayed in his finest. Jones started down.
town The hat he had worn the pre-
vious night he discarded In it's place
was a derby Of the latest block. He
felt good Who hasn't felt just that
way on New Years day? Why shouldn't
he feel good? He was going to be good
These and other things passed through
the mind OF Jones before he discov.
cred that the wind was blowing gale.
Then he stopped thinking and devoted
hIS entire attention tO keeping hiD hat
OH
On the block going in the same Gil
rection were seventeen old gentlemen
bent on raying calls on boyhood
friends. Thirty-three pretty young In
dies were also going downtown. Nine
t7-four small boys and girls. some with
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FORMATION
or MR., Jones.

WONES' recollections of the previ-
Gus night were indefinite indeed.
Faint CLEANS of intelligence, fu-
gitive as summer zephyr,
came to him as he sat up in bed, but
his efforts to retain and formulate
them into entities of thought were fu-
tile He remembered having heard
whistles, cannons. irecrackers and tin
horns blended In discordant tnhar-
mony, while large gentleman with a
flush on his face like the aurora bQrea-
lis In the Klondike leaned affection
atefy over g. table and, grasping his
hand, exclaimed with husky effusive-
ness, "Ha'y Moo Yearsh, OIL chap"
There were other gentlemen around
the table, and all had Pushes on their
faces, but Jones had never seen them
before. The portly gentleman with
the beaming countenance, though,
must have been pretty jolly fellow,
He would look him up.
"Look him up" Jones thought
moment while both hands pressed
tightly against either side Of his ach-
ing head Look him up? Well, i
guess not. This is New Years. This
Is the day I've been looking for. Will
I look him up? Sit still; stay where
you are, my beating, throbbing head.
shall treat you as tenderly In the fu-
ture as a father does his only twin.
No longer; never again shall my stom-
ach rule your brain. Bide with me
yet but once, and no more aches shall
ride roughshod from frontal bone to
base. Look him up2 This Is the day
OF good resolutions, the dawn OF ref
ormations, the moment Of reason
with mind that sorrows. Look him
UP? Oh, Thomas"
Thomas responded. Jones was pro-
v1ded with a bath, shaving water,
towels, rearranged clothing and break
fast. A modicum Of the latter suf-
feed to stay his appetite, not at all
ravenous. and make his head fit the
hat he had worn the night before
Then he stood before his dressing
case, gazing at his reflection In the
mirror.
lit was enough. His own image, his
face, his eyes, reproached him for the
excuses of year. His reformation
should be complete. lie would mot
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Hogs properly sheltered will. thrive
on much less feed than those exposed
to cold.
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a New Years Hope $onu,

a New Years Hope Song.
Brother. listen here little to the song on
one who knows
Why the ripple's on the river and the red
u on the rose
One to whom voice has whispered while
his heart stood still to hear
Why the bloom Is on the bramble, why
loves sunshine gilds the tear.
Listen; tits a humble message brief as
we would wish our cares,
Sweet as soft played twilight music steal
Ing DER US unawares.
This 1t is-the richest reaping of reward
your toll will bring
When you think nobody listens to the lit
tie songs you sing
It's the nightingale imprisoned in the fast
ness OF a cage,
Where no answering philomela's notes his
pinin3 may assuage-
His the song that sways the heartstrtnEs
with the loneliness 1t breathes,
His the power that the poet hath in
twined with laurel wreaths.
Crying out against the darkness, praying
for an echoed call,
In thrilling, throbbing cadence hear his
pleadtngs rise and fall.
So God lets US think our music on q cal
lous world we fling
Lets US think nobody listens to the little
songs we sing
Courage, brothers, while q clamor from
the busy world may rise,
Filling all the songless spaces meath the
ovGrarching skies,
While we feel our little murmur may DO
heard by none but VI.
Sing, sing On, though hearts may falter;
IL is best W. labor thus
Some one here or there or yonder hears
no sound amid II oil
But the cadence OF our carols as they
bravely rise and fall,
And the very hope IL yearns for to SONS
weary soul may bring
While you think nobody listens to the lie.
tie songs you sing.
Strickland Gillian.
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REAL NEW YEAR BELLS.

Some Of tho Famous Ones That Ring
In tine New Twelvemonth.
In the early days Of the American
republic the new year was announced
In Philadelphia by the ringing Of what
Is now known as the Liberty bell
After the events Of July A, 1776,
made the bell one OF the most price
less relics or the nation custodians
of Independence hall restricted 1tg use,
fearing some mishap, and after 1880
the bell was nO longer used for the
new year salute. e 1892, 1n celebra-
t1on OF George Washington'S birthday,
it was rung and not again Tor three
years, when. July 9, 1885, while the
funeral procession OF Chief Justice
Marshall was passing. the bell was
tolled.
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Wins Wheelbarrow Ride.

South Bend, Ind, November 49,
Headed by a brass band, Charles
Chandonfa, one OF the best known Re-
publfcaRs I'm South Bend, must take
August Trimming. Democrat, in a.
wheelbarrow through the business
streets or South Bend, Saturday.
Trimming will smoke cigars while
Chandonia must puff clay pipe.
The spectacle will be the result OF
an election bet.
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The new YEAR.

NEW Year. look straight in your eye:
~ Our ways and our interests blend.
You may be zoe in disguise,
But I shall believe you a friend.
We get what we give in our measure;
We cannot give pain and get pleasure.
give you good will and good cheer,
And you must return it, New Year.
WE get what we give in this life,
w Though often the giver indeed
Waits long upon doubling and strife
Ere proving the truth of his creed.
But somewhere, some way and forever