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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13
gdsdes cesnaitr Diistiaif 6sanelas Ts eanuar 1910

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| finben it6 i'm geiib BON elmer fIeineH
an3abl 3prbs, Die in Der ber3lofeiter
Gsetie 8pbenpuher treiben. Der
aus1pdrtiee Sseinb tonnte nidt ihIim.
mer bauien, has Bolt niht I6md6-
ooler beoriitsn. Die Regieruns per-
lanat cine 6rtraobedbe bon bem
Wtebrlpertb bes 8ooens, Der p1rh bic
gepoIterung gsiddffsn fptrb uuo jdbr-
lid pdhit, sunal bas Bolt 70 perarmt
lift ,nb ibon TO pieI on 8erbrau6gs
iteleru be3ablt, nab man uthts mebr
aus ibm berausprefen fam. Die Sc
re6tigteit nieier EOroeruns lit 10 eins
leufteno, bdb man fppbl bic @fiht
perfteben tdnn, bic aufmertfamteit
burb Soebereieu gegeu DsutIhlanb OBS
5uleHten, aber unm0glih tann ods
8olt 10 untntslligsnt feiu, nm bieIs
pIunpe 2iit ni6t 3u burhihauen.
Gberio bemagogiih fpie bic Oeut'
ibenbebe 1T Der 2tngriff ouf bic
Mirtbsiteuern, pelfe bic Regierung
fouoert unD bic man uls cine 8elditung
bes urmen WhunWs BARTLETT, pa pisfer
bic Steuer nit bem 8iere. ods er pers
brauht, gu be3dblen bate. Die Wabr'
belt lit, bab etne apeitere 8ertheuerung
bes 8teres Su ben llnmo9Ii6teiten ges
bort, ha biefes Betrdnt ihon Idnoit
monopoIiItiI6 ausgebeutet tpiro. Ginsr
Der grDbtsn .,SaIuhrtiepsr" III 2orb
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oreifen muHeu. um bic boben Steuern
gu be3obten. SeIbftpsritdnbIih tanu
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neitcebsuoes Snterefe beanfpruher, |
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ipdbnten Qtnfihten beT,Gtt8t unb nod !
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Fetnben 5u elmer i0ItRn Dumrtbstt |
oerFubrtn IGbt, bonH fpurbe bas bic
goItsrt9ierung in Der sansen DeIt in
gerruf brinoen. Gs 1T bdber su boz !
ien, buB bos engIifte @oIt ritt cine
'olhe 1et'ttoe llnreifs stuuben fpiro.
bah es uitlt bios Tumrbsiten 6e1sht,
Ioroern iih fogar bon isinsu 6einpen
oasu oerIeiten ldbt. Sm llebri9sn
'oQten bic &onIerpattpen auf ihr gcTs
rer bic Dorte zines Ulannes ihrsis
BEN. Der ieIbit ein Ers.Sorierpatiper,
lbsr qrunbebrIiber Utann mar. 0ieie
Borts bes Dr. SohnIoR iauteten:
.9dtriotisurus, Die IeBts 3ufIaat Der
S6yurteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13

Ginesgr oBe Grulngeni6QFt ptrb
ber republitQnii6en 9urtet ntbt entz
ee5en unD bo5 lit Die geTeittaunq
Gannons uno aQes beITen, mas bamit
per'tonoer Diro. Sn allen tpeitlihen
Staoten 1T es jebt feitItebeno, boB QQe
Setperber I'M ben Ronoreb fit qeqen
Die qSieoereriDdbIuHg GQnnons 3um
Spre6er uHo fir etne Qen0eruna Der
9ausregeIH ertldren iperoen, pel6e
ben Gonnontsmus m0gIi1 qema6t 6Qz
ben. 8ieie StrDmung 1T foQar in un.
ferem Staat fo itart. baB tein Ron-
greB getperber IS tpaqen ipirb. fiLb
fur Cannon 3u ertlGren, etne Qn3Q5I
1ogdr pffen gegen ibn beraustommen
1perber. Inter fDlhen umitGn0en lit
es 0usgei6lofen, baB Cannon pteoerz
9eipGblt tDerDen t0rnte. 8eQ6tengz
Dertb an Dieier Gnttpidlunq 1T, bub
fie bon teinem 9olititer peranIakt
fpuroe, ia fogor geqen ben MiQen Der
meiiten 4Dlttiter ii6 8a9n Qebrohen
Ddt. Sie 1T n0Qig un0 oona bds
9Berf bes 8DIte8. 0iefes bat Cannon
bds poIittf9e 5Dbesurt6eil dusRfteQt
nno bdmit lit er ubgetAun. 6Gtte bas
Bolt bieien beitinrmten gBiuen aut)
be5igliA oes 1driFs ge3eigt, 70 nGre
er anbers uatsgefaQen. oSebo6 untere
Iiegt es tetnern 3Deifet, bQB bds golt
Dos, mas IS Dor 3tpet SSSd6ren perTdumt
bot, M DieIem 6erbIt na66oIen lpir0.
9eutliA genug 1T gu erTsben, bag Der
Iartf Die parDte bes 0ublfan1pfes
bfloen uno fopeit es ben Weften bis
an bic aGegbanies 6tn betrifFt. tein
9o630aner mebr hur6tommen fpirb.
2or Der groBen rebiitoniftiiden W9ebrs
belt I'm 9allfe apirb ietbit Qlbrid tqz
pttuliren Tniiffen nr1b Der 8rGfioent
mag ben1 3puug fid fiigen, Die neue
EeDlfton friiber IN 4ngriff gu neb-
men, dls er beabfitbttst Bat. S6on Die
feftiisbenoe Ibdtiahe, bab Cannon
I'm ndditen Gongreb nidt me6r ben
@orfig fiibren pirb, fpriat fir be
Saansriffnahme einer neuen Rspiiioa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13
Observation-Disclosures.

Suhn 0ruber labt on Der Cftieit.
Der State aDe., roreli6 Der Souib
Sirdbe. siH 2sfi0dises 8atneinDobns
uro 0eIhaftsbaus gum prsiis prn
5000 srridtsn.
Die Sobn 6oud greDing SO. trs
rittet ouf oem Brunoitiid 1903 CHM
Strabs Elm 3psifamiIisnhaus fir
5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13

Sebt 6at man bic 5einbe snt-
bedt, tpel6e bos 8oLt bur6 gtot6s
itonospreiie 5ur 8er3ipetfLung treiben.
Der gntbeter lit Der 8rGitoeut Der
Sabritanten 4Fociutipn. Damn
brou6t man rppbl niht Iunse 3u rdz
then, men sr als bic sseinbe beseihnet,
natiirlth bic 4rbeiter unipnen.
9elebrt febt er ouseindnber. bdb lie
Die Qohne in bic $0Dbe treiben unb bos
nit aud bic preiie Der @aQren. Die
Gntoetung 1T neu. 8is6er mar man
Der Iniiht. baB Die 209ne pom 9retie
Der g8uoren beittnmt tperben, unb
ntAt umgetebrt. Qlbsr Elm 8rGfibent
Der JdbrtfQnter Union befinbet iih
in Der 9Iutli9eu Gage bes MQnnes,
fpelGer iogte: sd rpeiB 1pobl, baB i'd
Elm gieG bin, ober meine Mtittei erTduz
BEN mir Dua" ,oym lIebrigea lit Die
So4ldge niht gum Sder5en qeetgnet.
lnferss WiTens bat Die pplitiiae Ces
tOnomte it6 nod ME in elmer ioIfen
Sdtga1e beFunben rpie iegt unb sipdr
babur6. baB es troB Der bOben greiIe
fur ben Gebensunter6oIt taum no6
moglth 1T. bic 2Dbne gu ftsigern. neil
olsbanr Die DoGrer Ii6 unpertGufli6
ertDetien Fpiiroen. Sffenbar Bat Die
7eit ISSahr3e6nten betrte6ene Dtonomis
fhe politit, bic borouf geri6tet mar,
bic WGurenprete pur6 aQerIet flint
li6e WEttel. Fpte S6us301e. 9artet1e,
Spnbttote gu Iteigerr. 8unterott oez
maht. DdB bieier Meg auf bic 9ouer
htht GdngbGr ieiH tonnte, mar bora
ous3uieAen, bu er cine grobe 1lngere6s
tigtett fir bic Observation-Disclosures Be-
lptrtte, ouf bie es bob am ulIermeiften
nntommt. ba bieie es iinb, tpeIts San.
Del unh. sSnouitrie am Qeben erboIter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13

Hlan jhiIt 10 Hgnnfe portitmr
Bon beut Elm ihriaeg 2ersntansen.
God ipie blieb rein Mnjif uls nur
On bieisx - Nslt uon GiiiOnansen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13
Tlpltfes 9iiffs fir bic gnolho

- Wolttes Biifte fir bic Wolbdlla
lit bonn prinaregsnten pon 8nperH bei
bem Uliinhener Wilbbouer profeHor
@. aurs btftelIt fporbtn. Der aud 1iss
mards Butte fir ben btutfdkn Rubs
mtstempeI I'm Auftrass oes waOnarfen
ous9efiibrt bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13

GS giebt ae,ite, bie iid) fir nihis
eripdrnieH ionoern nnr erbisen ton.
fserI.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-10
Professional Directory of DaNowa County
l.. G. HOLLAND. NJ. d.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office In Litch Building.
Telephone Connection.
osttins an Autograph.

A Municn boy of fourteen. who had
seen and admired many of Rudolf voh
Seitz's paintings. was anxious to Sc
cure the painters autograph. but did
not know how to 30 about Il. After
much thought he wrote letter. stat
Ing that he had sent case OF wine TO
the professors address. and wanted to
know whether Il had been received.
Thinking the matter OF sufficient i'm.
portance the painter did not write. but
called at the address given. met the
boys mother. and the fraud soon be-
came apparent, The boy was thor
ougly scolded. and next day received
this autograph note:
u often happens mere on earth
that little rogues TO great ones grow
Some autographs tor which you're trying
Can be procured without much lying.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-10

WE'VE RUIZ You TO EARTH, MIR. WOLF"
ment. while Judge Pleydell coughed
dryly and his daughter sheltered her
self behind the ample bulwarks of
Nine. Davezac. who. now that the
source of her fears had been identified,
had regained her serene composure
and was staring curiously at Kirby.
ut was Colonel Moreau he killed?"
whispered Adele in a strangely quiet
and emotionless voice.
"Shot down like dog. Moreau was
unarmed." growled young Randall.
with brutal brevity.
"Indeedv murmured Kirby. evincing
sudden interest. How do you known
Because no weapon was found with
the body"
'Who told you that?"
Nobody"
'Then how do you know?"
81 found Moreaus body, and am
the chief witness against you" snap
ped the boy. shifting out the words
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-10

Is that he is himself here now" replied
NJ. Veaudry.
Even while Adele laughed scornfully
a confused babel of cries was heard
from the garden, supplemented by
hoarse oaths and the sound of running
feet. Another moment and Tom Ran
dali had burst into the room. Covered
with dust and sweat. white. haggard,
half insane with excitement, prey
to the most consuming passion. he was
the epitome of violence. baked re-.
venge and undying hatred as. throw
ing off Adele's restraining arm. he
launched himself straight at Kirby
Aaron Randall. grave and collected,
next entered and methodically placed
upon an adjacent chair the green port
manteau belonging to the late lament
ed Colonel Moreau.
Kirby quietly awaited young Ran
dal's onslaught and. as the maddened
boy threw himself upon him. pinioned
his arms and, despite all opposition.
forced him backward into chair.
"Let me go! Get out Of the way, you
peoplew screamed. Tom. like an in.
furiated child. as Adele and Aaron
laid restraining hands upon him.
We've run you to earth. Mr.. Wolff
he added, glaring at Kirby, while he
strove to release himself. almost Sob
bing with impotent fury.
wolf, am. p echoed Kirby, step.
ping back. "Then I'll show you some
fangs."
"Tom! Tom!'' implored Adele
whats the matter? Why do you act
this way? You don't know what you're
doing"
Don't IT' he snarled. wrlthing from
her grasp and again confronting Kirby
Its you who are the fool There's
the man we want for the murder oi
! Colonel Moreau!
She started back aghast, staring
from her brother to Kirby and bacl
again In helpless, doubling astonish
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-10
BOSS C0x'S SAPPHIRE EYES
ONE REMARKABLE FEATURE
Cincinnati G. o. p. Dictator Also Quiet
In Demeanor

What sort of man is George B.
Cox. the Republican dictator of Ham
ilton county, Cincinnati? He's the
most modest spoken person you'd meet
in a days walk. In the old days he
was a butcher. He is now president
of trust company in Cincinnati, and
along with Charles P. Taft and others
he is powerful in the traction interests
of Cincinnati.
The peculiarit.- of his makeup is his
eyes. They are like sapphires. They
shine red and blue and white. and his
face is pink. When he is angry those
eyes are sapphire. Yet his demeanor
never changes. 1t is calm and i'm
passive, and. while his voice is hoarse,
there is gentle strain to 1t, and he
never raises it. He seems to keep
himself within bounds.
No matter whether you believe in
Cox or not as political factor, in the
estimation of his friends as well as his
enemies he does not on public occa-
sions lose himself. Cox has talked
more within the last few months than
ever before In all of his thirty years
of Republican leadership of Cincin-
natl
AS you get older. said psychologi-
cal critic the other day, you are apt
to talk more, and this critic recalled
that Richard Croker, for twenty years
the Democratic master of Tammany
Hall. talked more in his later career.
and perhaps this talk led to his un-
doing.
Cox's bet of $4,000 that Judge Oren
Britt Brown would be nominated for
governor in the opinion of Cox's friends
in Ohio. greatly injured Browns
chances.
1.-THE moral element of the state,"
said one of Cox's lieutenants. was
greatly shocked when Cox offered to
make this bet,
AS matter Of fact, according to COM
petent testimony. only $3.50 Of that
bet was taken up. Thus Cox lost
| $3.50 by Browns defeat.
Harding will have to contribute
certainly that $3.50 to the. campaign
fund.-" said one Of Cox's lieutenants,
IF he wants to secure Cox's support"
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-10
Amianthine Cloth.

The finest variety OF asbestos Is
known as aulianthus. and the most
beautiful specimens of this come
frors lsransaise. in Savoy. Hence the
fabric woven from asbestos Is some
times known as amianthine cloth.
Chariemagne is said to have had an
amianthine tablecloth which he once
ordered to be thrown into the tlre for
the entertainment OF his ts.-Lon-
don Standard
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-10
tcoNrrNUED.l
CHAPTER XII.

II
6=aa sho'ly is gwine to make
"Some attempt to es-
capeY' smiled Kirby. Not any. Group
For one thing don't wish to. and for
another think 1t would be wasted ef-
fort. The moon is very unaccommo-
dating" be added cheerfully, peering
out into the darkness. but still II
seems to me that there are shadows
out there not formed by trees. AT
least they appear somewhat agitated'
I shouldn't wonder" he flushed 10 the
same pleasant conversational tone IF
Mr.. Bunce has realized by this time
that he would have been considerably
more comfortable had be remained
here The night air doesn't appear
overhealthful"
"Yo' mean, Marse Gene. dat de house
am surrounded wifi men" quavered
Group, seeking to peer over the others
shoulder
$50 | should imagine" agreed Kirby.
ITS time our interesting friends on
horseback should be here. Aren't they
drawing rein out there?"
"Oh. Lawd. Oh, Lawd" gasped
Group, abandoning himself to despair
"Dey's gwine to have yo' life, Marse
Gene
'S-h-hw warned Kirby. Here come
the ladies' No more agony. If you
please assure you your sympathies
are eniirely wasted. The good die
young. sou know" And he turned,
with a pleasant smile, as Nine. Da-
vezac and Miss Pleydell entered
Both appeared thoroughly frighten-
ed. although endeavoring to cloak 1t
under mask of well bred composure,
and Kirby, purp0sely ignoring their
condition. launched himself upon u
soothing current of small talk which
was remarkable for its lack of rele-
vance.
Just dlscoursing with Group on the
beauties Of the night" he prevuricated
cheerfully. You see, have been
quite deserted. My secretary. feeling
the heat. stepped into the garden for
breath of air, while Miss Randall
eNiueutiy uuu uuilcs eiStWuSiS' ohui'
we continue our game? Or perhaps
Miss Adele will sing for us again"
81 am a little frightened. Colonel
Moreau." interrupted Nine. Davezac,
her emotion mastering all repressive
measures. while she glanced apprehen.
sively at the window. There are
strange shadows moving In the garden
We saw them from the parlor"
"Ah. undoubtedly my secretary" re
piled Kirby, "a most active being fol
one of his excessive displacement.
assure you he is entirely capable OF
creating more than one Legitimate
shadow
1T was more than one man." inter
rupted Ann Pleydell in frightened
voice of conviction. "Please do no
Jest with us. Colonel Moreau. We arr
convinced that some men are watch
ing this house both front and rear"
I'm that case" said Kirby, Instant.
serious, II beg of you. ladies', to retir,
to your rooms and permit me to In
vestigate this matter. There is M
cause for alarm
A shrill, frightened scream cut hin
short. and the next moment Poulett
came flying into the room, moaning
and wringing her hands.
"Oh-h-h" she cried. shrinking ava
from the window. Men all round d
house. Dey have gun muskets. De
hide In de bush. Oh-h-h"'
lnstinctively Kirby placed a han
In his breast pocket and strode towar
the balcony AS he gained the windo'
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ton" "only one man in the world who
could make that claim
Don't you see who the scoundrel
is?" cried Tom. with brutal contempt.
Kirby bowed gravely to Adele Ran
dali.
Cameo Kirby-at your service. mad
am. | told you the bad prince always
stayed too long, he added sadly, bit
terly.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-10
PLAYWRIGHTS ARE CHILDLESS
Henry Arthur Jones and Hall Caine
Only Exceptions.

Only Exceptions.
According to an observer. English
writer's of plays are generally childless.
He says:
ut seems that the successful drama
tist is at the end of series and never
leaves successor. Look down the list
Of them, from Gilbert to Shaw. and
you will find never child. Further
search brings up Thomas Hardy, Bar
rie. Maeterlinck. pinero. Cecil Raleigh,
Vaughan, Locke, Granville Parker,
Frederick Fem, Louis Napoleon Par
ker. and only Henry Arthur Jones and
Hall Caine are dramatists with chill
drea.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-09-10

Russia's Clock Trade Limited.
German and Swiss manufacturers
control the large watch and clock Inn
port trade of Russia. together selling
about $2.30O,000 worth year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-11-23
ADhutisrmmfs.
You Take No Risk
Our Reputation and
Honey Back Of This
Offer

We pay for I'll the medicine used during
the trial, II our rsmsdy fsils to completely
rsiisvs you Of constipation. We take al
the risk. You are not obligated to ~ in
any way vhstsvsr IL Jon accspt our ofler.
Could anything b moro fair for youf Il
thsrs any reason Why Jon should hesitate
TO put our claims TO practical tsstf
The most scientific, common sense
treatment i Rsxal Ordsriiss, which arc
eaton like candy. They ars very pro-
nouncsd, gentle and PLEASANT In action, u
particularly agrssahls in every way.
They do not Gauss diaFrh0sa, nausea,
hatuisncs, gripping o. any othsr inconvsn-
iencs whatsvsr. RsxAll Ofdsriiss are par
ticularly good for childrsn, agsd and deli
cats psrsons.
We urge Jon to try Rsxall ordsriiss ct
our risk. Two sixss, 100. and 26c. Re-
uasmbsF, Jon caa gst Rsxall Remedies in
this community Only It our stors-Ths
Rsxaii 6toss. =. @. AooRH, COR. opp.
postoAlos.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-11-23
KlTrERY To CARrBou.

Osorgs Horny Hunter, ons Of Pittsasld,.
oldest basinsss msn, disd Saturday. se~d
eighty ysars.
nr. Robert J. Alsy, president -slee< os
the University Of Maine, arrived q Oeono
last week. Dr. Alley WI aesums se,cs
DEC. I.
Bsrnes o. Norton, warden Of the Maine
STATE prison sincs 1904, win tender hi.
resignatiou q the meeting Of the rover
nor and council 70 b bald Nov. =. 10
take erect Jan. l. In company with John
{. Pillsbury, Of Ballast, Mr.. Morton has
bought out The business OF E. 4. Conner.
OF Belfast, Z long ssGahlishsd coscsrn
handling carriages. slei9hs, harness, wool,
hides and beef.
Men ensagsd In tearing down the
houses on the lot whers the New Rur-
land Tslephons Co.'S new building q 70
BE- erected In Portland, made Q startling
houses thsy found . stu that somsbodv
been known that whiskey hes been drSnk
In Portland, and it has been suspected
that on occasions it has bssn cold. but
this Il the arst direct evtdsncs that apy-
one was making it there. The man In
charge of the reEnovNl Of the building, vas
asked how large the still vas, and be
replied that b got % worth Of junk from
the outfit. The sill was covered In on
the second hocr, above the kitchen, and
the pipss running 70 Il were under . false
flooring.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-11-23

isss ncusa NJ ear hrsthsr. Who having g.
isSsa his sssrss n iAish dssA nov ress frsn
his labors.
nssssss1, TAa4 II Ne asatA q Ebsn y.
Hanor this grange Sosss brother Who -
always aetive And sealoas In his work - .
granger. ons whe was wise IL ccunsel ard
fearless In action; ~ honest and upright
man whose virtues endeAred hin not csly 70
his brethren Of the order, but to al his fell
iow-citiseps.
Received. Thai this grange tenders ~
heartfelt sympathy 10 the family and rela-
tives Of our deceased brother In their I'D
A:s,icsion.
Rssoivsd, That or charter b drapsd for
thirty days, and that these resolutions b
placed on the records Of this grange, and shas
. copy Of them Be- sent 10 the family Of our
deceased brother; also 70 the bar narbor
Record and the ELLsvonrH AmxsrcAr.
ELvA n. HALL,
0Bonas ". MAvo,
q. L. BuxHs.
Committee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-11-23

sist the Temptations OF to-day. o. friends. IL
IL only when, 70 the bardens and cares Of
to-day, carefully measured out 70 as By the
Infinite wisdom and Might that gives with
them the promise, As thy day, % shall thy
strength be-" We wilfuily add the burdens Of
those two awful eternities = yesterday and
to-morrow-such burdens ~ only the mighty
God can sustAin-thas we break down. II
isn't the experience Of to-day that drives
men mad. II 10 the remorse for something
that happened yesterday. the dread Of what
tomorrow may disclose.
These are Gods days. Leave them with
Him.
Therefore, think. and do, and journey,
but one day at time. That IL the easy day.
That 10 the mans day. Nay, rather, that 10
our day-God's and mine. And while faith
fully and dutifully run my course and work
my appointed task on that day Of ours. God.
the almighty and ALLOWING takes care Of
yesterday and tomorrow. - Robert j. Bus-
detse, d. d.
lam very grateful to B. e. 8. for her
opportune contribution printed above.
The poem will be used later.
That you may all have . very pleasant
Thanksgiving season to the wish Of
AUNT MADoE.
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to-day well woman MIRA WILLIAM
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