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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29

knelt with Mcbride on the damp cellar
floor. at the end Of his services, while
he has sought Gods love and blessing
for them" McBride's nfe-story ex-
plains his success In this stony and
neglected field. We read:
"FYve years spent in a railroad Office,
five years in various low saloons and
barrel houses, and finally a transcend
ent night in which he wandered into
the Life Boat Mission under the i'm
preston that 1t was a new saloon, and
found there a different spiritual COM
FORTH csc are the stages Of his prep
aration. To the men and women be-
fore whom he Is sent, they are more
valuable than twenty years Of scholar
ship. They are his credentials, the
seal that what he says Is true, the
proof that his gospel can do what he
claims 1t will. That ne who was once
where they are is now able to face the
world with the confident smile Of hope
is worth more in Harrison street than
all the law and the prophets"
Plan to Have Fixed Dsts For Easter.
The fact that concerted effort. in.
ternational in scope, for the purpose OF
reforming the calendar and establish
Ing fixed International date for
Easter, is to be made within a few
months, became known here in the re-
ceipt by officials Of the Boston Cham
Der of Commerce OF an announcement
that the Swiss government intends to
call an International diplomatic con-
ference for that purpose at an early
date. The announcement OF the in
tention Of the Swiss government was
contained in communication sent to
the Boston Chamber Of Commerce
from the permanent bureau Of the In
terrational Congress OF Chambers OF
Commerce. with headquarters at Brus-
sells. Belgium. One Of the members of
the permanent bureau is e. a. Fflene
Of Boston, who will attend a special
meeting Of the bureau at Brussels this
summer.
The matter of establishing a fixed
International calendar has been
brought before the last two biennial
sessions of the International Congress
of Chambers and, it Is expected, will
come before that body in the summer
of 1912 when, for the first time tho
congress will meet in America, Boston
being the city selected.
1t is pointed out by the supporters
OF the reformed calendar idea that
owing to the differences between the
calendars. of the Greek Catholic and
Russian churches, and the Gregorian
calendar which is adopted by prac-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29

Nothing makes US colder on these
early spring days than to see an adver-
tisement of athletic underwear.-Col-
umbus (Ohio) State Journal
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29

Senator Kenyon was sworn into Of
nee Monday of this week He has more
than whole year before him In which
t" make good and prove that he is
with the people of Iowa on the i'm
portant questions affecting the public
welfare says the Parkersburs Erlipse.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29
Peace.


wears saw the signing OF Ninety SIX
treaties Of arbitration. All previous
centuries" as Frederick Lynch sums IL
I'D in his new book. THE Peace PROP
lem" shave witnessed ten wars 10 one
arbitration treaty The first ten years
of the twentieth century has Witnessed
fifty treaties to one war. In the sec
rotary ship OF Mr.. Root. the Onlted
States signed treaties with France
Great Britain, Switzerland. Norway
Spa in. Portugal. Japan. Denmark. ltaiy.
Mexico. Holland, Sweden, CHINA ana
Brazil In 1905 alone.
day will come when canhonbaii
Will be exhibited in public museums
iust as an instrument or torture is
now. and pepole will be amazed that
such a thing could ever have Deeh. a
day will come when these two immense
groups, the United States of America.
and the United States OF Europe. VIII
he seen placed in the presence OF each
other. extending the hand of fellowship
across the ocean. exchanging their pro-
duce, their indu stries, their arts, their
genius. clearing the earth. popping the
desert improving creation under the
eve Of the Creator. and uniting tor
the good of all. these two irresistible
and infinite powers. the fraternity OF
men and the power of God.
Who said that? Victor Hugo. In lS49.
No one since has given this picture OF
the future more graphically than hugo,
but where one actually believed it then,
thousands believe it now.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29
GENERAL EDITORIAL COMMENT,

We ara sending Mr.. l.. 8 Swonson.
of New Sweden. Mimi as our minister
10 Sweden and if the state department
desires. We have plenty Of good ma
terra! in orr citizenship to send a
German 10 Germany, a Frenchman to
France. ard SO forth and so on.-Louis-
Vile Courier journal
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29

The Usage News advises township
trustees to look up the new road law
and perfect an organization that will
result in the systematic dragging of all
the roads in accordance with the law"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29

In about another year" suggests the
Ida Grove Record Era. "Lorimer will
have the opportunity to make A big
thing by going on the vaudeville sta ge
or else like DR.. Cook sell his lectures
on How I Got Away With 1t at a
very profitable margin to the ever in
tereSted public"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29

Having abolished $4,000 of patron.
age the house democrats are now con
WINGED that virtue is its own reward
Washington Post
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29

The Mount Vernon Record predicts
James w. Good will make no friends
in the Fifth district by his opposition
of the free list the democrats have
prom ulgated.''
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29

There is no law to prevent I,afe
Young from running for senator two
years from now if he desires to do So
At the same time we can not help from
having sneakins feeling that the leg
islature neglected its duty when it fall
Cd 10 pass such a law" says the Brook
lyn Chronicle
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29

If woman could let her friends see
her new clothes over. the telephone.
she'd have a lovely time calling them
all up.-New York Press.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29

The Canadian reciprocity measu
has passed thru the house in s'hipsha pc
and gone to the rock crusher al the
other end of the pitol-Littie Rocf
(Ark) Gazette.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29

Perhaps this is not the first time
that a pretty girl has stood Anna polls
on its head.-Columbus Is. C.) State.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29

The Illinois senate has passed the
initiative and referendum hill. II still
clings to its "slush fund" preroga tive
and has not approved direct election
of United States senators.-St Paul
PiOneer-P
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29

Colonel Young had a good time
While serving as senator. He enjoyed
posing as big gum and Iowans
generally We're amused at his antics.
They never took him seriously He is
off color politically and could not pos
sibly represent the people of his state.
If he is wise he will quit his rantng
and settle down to work again." advises
the Sheldon Sun.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29

Perhaps the talk of Ernest Moore and
Professor Holden as opposing candi-
dates for governor is a joke. But it is
time to separate the governorship from
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

"Now that number Of papers think
that Hon. A. b. Funk should be can
didate for governor in 1912, the Shell
don Sun expresses the belief that pro
gressive republicans will do well to
unite on Lieutenant Governor Clark as
their standard bearer"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29

Clifford Thorne and George Cosson
have abundant energy. splendid ability
and strong disposition to serve We'll
the public no part of this
energy or disposition to serve Iowa
should be dissipated in what the late
r. 2. Clarkson would have described
as divisive strife
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-29

Primarily the interests Of labor and
ca pitaI are identical. They are in
separately bound to oppose dynamite
and all other forms of violence. Nothing
can be settled until it is settled right
Dynamite can have no part or share
in settlements Of this character.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23
NO CHANGE FOR
 . REPUBLIC CHINA
Special Nugget Service.


 PENN. Dec 2-.-GeucraI Yuan Shi kas. fH. premier. ASt evening stated trasy i- uu chance whatsoever of the dyfa~.v rec,suizipc tn, republic. I o.. -t.tr night ~ before the return af our representatives. CT my personal ae.ut Tuug Shar Vi. will without ..aiH-Htfsu rrfu~r to accept rcpuh- f... Form af covcrumcut IS agreed to at tH, peace congress This tx r'iieial .rrs -ls,tiy. of the fact hat our rep r.-su'ttst,- tt th" peace congress. hav- ... | reported the result of the meeting. .ut-.a. ~ the fac they had agreed re a rguhlic form uf g"yrnmeut, uw- ms t4# the pressure brought to bar" f.s sHr rebels and foreign notes stut sa ,h, congress Ey the rcpresentati ss sE th, various pawees.
 The rebels ar, asking tee much .H.e ailf have to make us few con ...-~faas. the government k not whlr i.,d hv any means. We can carry n tla aght and It Is quite possible tno rebels will not even win a constit l. tlaua form of government should th,y h4ll ont fer 5 republic
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23

.o represent the phrasc--"Thc survival ,f th. nttcStr should he left North nf ~ixty-four
 In making merry ou Monday. one and ,lI should be able t" enter into th.. spirit of the day for the reason w,. arc one Iarg, happy family. made ID principally oi kind hearted. law 5rsiiiug honest creatures. who have but eu,. weakness. and that could hc ever- come. should .Ecrc hc we'll observed in tr. homes the motto Speak well If tt. 1t~"ut"
 m, hcauunl presents. tu" ztgchtue@ ...,l,d down. a- thoy VIII hc th.- yesr vith e,od things. ta bring cheer Co tho a4r,. ta, 0.u nllcd lardrr. th. tauE sseeau ..aa merry fup', j. eaa# n r... 1aa...t tU ~roald tend ,a mas, th, ra -a- f.uL '" E, r#.n brr'd Nud
 fa.... .. fH, asr .tt,-t ,.sf.' far rath- .r- n,-,f -Iau'd lr. r,. ta,t v.a were born sa |, country where the t,a.h- ue~ es sha Triue. .f Paae. b3- sfteH a-#s b,tutlf1 religion aud -hslt,r .u
 trrt- #f ztef4# That v. Vsre Tor aJ5t, .uaacs to .5,e 5't,r the advent
 ,fe Star .f E,tnl,NgU lad ar"ar- ..t. sh,ldinE #ts aayzliuc glory m th. E8st then directing IL. Wls, Men ts
 tn. place where the Christ Chlt was born. aud n eammrmarttJen nj that
 efasfaa- event VI. ts children had th. p.ca~urr uf looking forward tn tha. do ut days. when l jolly old fellow. uho~. hair k so white. and whose uttH. bright ,ysss were 70 blue. mad" each ,f .-- a visit aa Christmas night. driving s team of ton tiny reindeer. ,ttaal,d L. a tttl. red sled vol laad- : aa aes8 with toys.
 IT., Nugget wishes all i's patrons a arrs ,'tr5-tmas and hopes tn, com
 ms v.=r VIII bring to oue and al, ! .'.. wish fa ce outside. pay ztr,ab taat vtg produce sufficient yellow ...t.I ,a talk, them all back [" their
 ' f....s tasa.- w.er,. th,z can hc mer- .- fn .ts reantan et relations and l .s.aa. -s u.>t Christmas thcy can i entertain p,apl. mile~ removed from :. her, with ytar.ez oi Christmas in th' i far s1r North wher. inst over tho hil 1 Slata Claus had his headquarters aut l Il, hills at times were just covered l with tho tiny reindeer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23
RUSSIANS FIGHT
 WITH PERSIANS
Spee,ai Nugget Serv ee.

TEHERA%- tt.l bI pEtgEea from Tahris zftt, tbsd serious ashfus k taking pIaee between the Ferstaus and Russians. I'll, Russians who have been landed on Persian soil ara hs= coming rather bold and ordering thu P.rSiun- about a- if tG.N w.ra ttrit ma~ters ILis ha-.r -ulled in several fights sakius place. II i- believed th. Russian soldiers ar. courtng fight working under instructions of their superior ot'itrr-. ete H, tarn ar .<- prctcd to make trputi, tud bring about further complications
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23
AMERICAN SLAIN
 IN MEXICO
Special Nugget Service.

Los ANGELES, Dee 2l-Word has been received tha, Frank Gillette. an American planter. was killed few days ago hy band of bandits now running at large over the country and his place footed
 Gillcttrs plac, w.t- located at Rosa Norado. and hr was q well to do planter II k stated the bandits got away with $4o,ooo loo. after thcy had killed thu owner of the plantation.
 The United States government has taken hold of the matter and rigid ,xamination will be made also Mex ic" will receive instructions to see that Americans are afforded every pro tcc.ian while in that country
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23
CORRECT BROTHER TAFT.

President TH. has attributed the a3as. af hard times in many in- staaer- te th. last pace N. are liv- sur Thie is true. | take- wonder faT fat ., pgsh and energy for the or Iinafy man to keep up with living. shsald there he many mouths to feed.
 II i- nothing nowadays to se. some member .ai certain iamilieS-out in the stat.s. of course Il never could hap p.u hylr in Aaska-E going down town .lr..-~.d and bcdcci>od in a costum~ that would make a substantial pay u.ut upun a modern up-to-date home. Follow these creatures. with their wonderful gowns. hats diamonds, -aps-. ..tc. and seq. the home thcy .nt.r after they hay" performed their eucHd functions. Nine times out oi ten they do no, own them and what 'ittl. they may possess. is drawing a eoedl- rat. of interest. for ,hcir tnc!c, who ht- advanced the wifr or husband i few dollars just to kcop them going mtN the next pay day.
 So bong us th" husband is drawing . salary the pace can be maintained without te-liug anE severe hardShips. hat ah,u -ickue~~ or hard times over t.tA..- th. man of th" hons" and he luco,nr i- shut off. thr shoe com fn.uce- ta pinch That + the period at Inr.-t and the person F" affected eamm.nce- to cr, a= with a loud voice, aheut conditions. hlamcS th" govern ment. th. trusts. and many other in -tilIti. n~. overlooking entirely the main cause as President Taft has pointed ..tf
 II i~ high time a halt was called md a b1lauc. struck. for the credit system on salary ncom" iS all wrong. when employed as i' i~ in many cases to keep up with the pace of the ucighbor Strike the gait you ean carrv that will leave margin uu tn, safe side of the ledger. carry vour head high. and glory in tn" fact ,h. home sou live in belongs [" you, the clothes on vour back are paid fer md vou have substantial bank ac- count 70 tide over the periods of "m- atrras-uent that are liable [" over take even the most successful of p""- bf..
 w. agree with the president and n..i,>, he i- absolutely right when h" states people are living too fast. thcse aay- Tor h. i- expressing tn" sam" though as did poor Richard when he said silks, satins, scarlcts and vel vets pst e.it thr kitchen fire
 pR. EDMUND EFFICIENCY HILL.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23
LORD CURzON
 ANTI-SUFFRACE7
Spec al Nua act Service.

LONDON. Dee LurI Sarzru u -pctkiue au the antf-~u0raeetto move mcnt today asked Premier Asluith tu co-apertt. with him u h'rehuE tb, same a- it would prov, disastrous t" th,. government.
 According ta Gaat rmeau r. threatened .nfrgusht-.msrt %. wa- H.u #.t#- th, amendment a, E"t- ,rum.ut av- .nr.1gbmt th. awrv. TT Ira~-.ssiur- and even fl ths women uf th. Eun-h I~l.~ ar. qualified ta r,,.I,, sach r.,um I, ta" .ar5v ta amend th. uId established aN.- uf the government a- th. farrH,emu= franchise reform bill would regur, in zrfnt5vs fs. H=s.fssss fs zv.r.H nf voting
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23
DR. SEN EN ROUTE
 10 SHANGHAI
Speetsl Nugget Serv se.

SNN FRANCISCO. p.e. \ oatl. frear lIan=a. ts tf.a taaa cHtn-s- pap.t- sat. tha ba Sau f.J ~su L. now .u roat, to Shanghai t' confer with the heads of the provisional gov .ram,ot He k eone Ja that etty C. keep an engagement with Foreign Secretary Wu. acting head at the new republic pr. Ssu lsr Naul.ae for IIaugaoue md vaz a=Esr U r.u#p- tioa be tre CH1a0st 4 th. t-IWa ursn his arrs#G 4He aasf"r feWan- ed in port but fep hours arrange meuts having bon psr#eeteH far f5- Transportation r. StaHzHas ta ~t#ea place h. is tnsrslme n al haste
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23
CRIMINAL LAWYER
 IS CONVICTED
Special Nugget Service.

Los ANGELES. Dee. @l.-Fred II Thompson. one "f the hag criminal lawyers oi the city, wa@ convicted this morning oi being guilty of receiving stolen money
 Some time ago a postal clerk named orlando Alterre turned over to Thomp- son Si5.ooo he had stolen from the mails. The evidence Was sufficient tD prove that Attorney Thompson knew he money was stolen, and he was rc- ccivine stolen goods at the time.
 Sentence has not been pronounced upon Thompaon who will receive the same Saturday morning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23
MINE FLOODED IN ENGLAND. Special Nugget Service.

LONDON. Dee. -2-A reservoir broke this morning flooding the Wig an min" wherein 2o0 men were work ing.
 IL is reported that scores or miners arc drowned from the mine te.ng flooded
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23
A MERRY XMAS

H.f eHr-t#a-. sttl- aHa boy Santa eias uitl teanl and tsss NaV at#44 sa nI. Nu
 Nth H.- .rladat sleigh
 Nseaf #a##Ha e#Ga ar aetiat 2.t .s#l=. zHssa 1afs,toug. la ss. F. h,af~ G#s#s#s#- aafa at- esar-. .Na9 .a#at # e.ef set
 #a5 SHHta ez IL =aeh t net <,u r. rIr-.. ap ll- lir-.
 Al lu l,--elm- his star,.. -Nam.- tla children o.eI anal o.,r Just one boy deserves a switch. And H,- u4- ..f-att,n which.
 TM- b~me thr Christmas naahrr of uatrv Nugget ve feel n dHty .aua 70 ,a rbe attention of our my reader ts a t,w cau~"~ they ..ae tar h.tar m.rrv With the above .e lua- Ac otIi pa-- on from our ...uas- -ter- ta tno-~ vno have grown ..a .u"4ru q, -,e deeper into th. an ar ,.,fr.n.n of th" mc"h and .ufe .h.N f,ru .r tb. manager with ..,.->.u .ttfHue ar eho earr '" the
 l 4.a. t.ane- af cr,at ing. peace. .. ar.s aa. s.... vi. fr elt
 .-..a ..a.t., a..r.rs a, Some l.,.e .a -r.t.. ...-e trr t,.us merry ... t... ..., r.utna v-atEe, day u# .t uali"u- of -tars
 .eras.-a. tseht. a~ fl t. r... 'ae star a, I'othle- s.. .rafm eng alm"sf q
 4 U. nd
 tif. -: a-#.... r,.....i tltns4 "t
 r.. a.ar friends au th" big
 #s. r#s, atf,r-- h~+ frtHnat.
 #.saa tr r.~ better that may a...r ,a. StI.r .hat ~roa'd he T"
 ...., f.r h-lne sad no
 -...H urp. and thos" who ..# t. r...4s, s aasd oi cheer in ..,.ras lad. me havr eau-r fnr
 ing 5a r..,tsd- -Har follow m thr r,yt
 s.t, n tI. NaItAlaua th' majority I.m.- .f. h'ess~d with healthy
 checked children. .ver itin@ .N- ..- ot .a, f.b, born in the stable e..r tr, otr- npm wa- hu~hed and lt ata -i'rus- reieu.d OCT vale and
 oar children "f Nome We can
 aoara I. meke merry over. for t. a.~ n, uprri"r~, f they have .nI~ < ar.eHter moro healthful lot
 H,"- sings co"Id n"' l'e col .at.a t.-rther from auy "n" town in r.. .r.d "f it- -izs. Nom" can well
 r. h"a-t If it~ children they are
 class hy themselves and the u making it~ selections for ba- w"ll mastered n" principle tsa, auly those Wha arr, well endowed
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23

For a niee warm bath IT .he largest bath rooms n the city try the City Bath House. Everything frs, class snd up to date.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23

Remember December 20 Modinfs Cafe will reopen. December 23 the Pioneer Roof Garden hold Roof Gar den al Eagle Hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23

We cordially solicit yossr family trade and deliver all orders to your home free of charge. Seward Cou1 Ca
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23

IL will pay you to make a call and sec the bargins In bottled goods for one week only. Seward Coml Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23

Subscribe for the Nome osh, Ma pc: s2o0 mont
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23

Gery for regular advsrtissme nj. 7.ast De rn by 10 o'clock on the da, s' atteatson.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23

HERE'S YOUR CHANCE. lut fisk at the Board Of Trade Lunch Counter for Christmas.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23
IHo>E MAIN NO {"

t...,tyG a- @.uasI ,ia-~ matter. f't -, ts.s -at u-e IastatIae al Na,H, -.a. uu..t tl, Al rf Cougrrs, , Naa < y. Is-g
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23
MASONIC BALL.

Thirteenth annual Christmas Ball, A. 8. Hall. December 25. 1911.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23
OUR CIRCULATION.

OUR CIRCULATION. Inc Datly and Weekly Nugget has . guaranteed eireulat,on greater than sny other paper published m Alaska. Our circulation books arc opened fot inspection 10 cur advertisers.
 OFFICIAL PAPER.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23

Eagle weekly dance, Eagle Hall, Sat arday night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23

NOME. ALASKA. DEC. g. 1911.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23

Aksaa Carnival Saturday, Dseer'. Der 90. Eagle Hall.
 Outside Mall closes every Nondsv at , o'clock.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-01
MINT JULEP DISCUSSION
STlRS UP THE COLONIES

The mint julep discussion Is wax
ing hot in the mainland press now
adays. while here is m exact rec
ord of how II started It is believed
TO have had its origin In the New
York Worlds famous query as TO tn,
ingredients and proportions used in
true Southern juIep. This query
got all the Southern colonies from
Maine to New orleans stirred up.
Colonel Small. a well known coast
authority on beverages, adds to the
discussion with the following prose
poem:
Representative Ollie James Of
Kentucky qualities as a Judge of q
mint julep by stating that II should
be mixed and served In silver mug.
After that he digresses.
by all means mint julep should
be mixed and served In silver mug.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-01
court FIL|NGSCITY Will
TODAY fight CASE

Second Deputy City and County At
torney \. NJ Brown has forwarded IA
letter IN the city and county supervis-
ors to the effect that n claim of $500
filed by one Kaimiliilii he not allowed.
II appears that suit was filed last
December by Kaimiliiii, who alleged
that he fell into an open ditch which
road laborers had been working. At a
preliminary hearing, Attorney Brown
represented the municipality, and has
also submitted AN abstract of testl-
mony taken mt the time, which, he
says, shows conclusivcly that the city
and county is not liable for damages.
The contention Is raised that the ex-
cavation In which the Hawaiian IL al
legged to have been injured was prop
crly guarded with n red lighted danger
signal.
II Browns advice Is followed the city
may he obliged to stand suit.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-01

the older and larger the mug the bet
ter. But first large lump OF sugar
should be crushed in mixing glass.
dissolved with a spoonful OF water
ind mixed with a Tiger of bourbon
whisky The mug SHOULD be filled
with ice from crystal lake, crackc I
fine but not crushed The swectcned
whisky should be poured over the
cracked ice and the mixture stirred
until the fingers Of Jack Frost belt
the mug around with a winterscape.
"a generous bouquet of baby mint,
tender as a maiden's thoughts and as
fragrant as the breath Of spring,
should be half buried In the mug,
and over II, like an amber dew.
sprinkled a pony or old cognac. Then
In the midst OF the bed of mint should
be planted a full blown rose Of red,
THE lips should meet the rim oi
the frosted cup with caress AS gen.
tie as the sweetheart's first kiss. AMI
while the mug Is slowly tilted the
fragrance should he absorbed In deer
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-01
WISCONSIN WILL HAVE
ATHLETIC COURSE NOW

MADISON wis--Tbe Jr,iyers,tv of
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