Iditarod pioneer., 1914-11-07
worth drew the that have strengthened the faith and souls of Here Bryant walked and meditated and found that

worth drew the sentiments that have strengthened the faith and souls of Here Bryant walked and medated ,and found that
 To hi" who in the love of nature hoIk
 She speaks vare, language
 It necessary for get ba, this solitude for him 10 lose h life higher orm he would find again The et which the lonely places breed his savaon The sneS the idle word caacterizes the mob Many thoughts from the nbreahng of enfolmg Where the mind full the tongue slow of speech old Dean Swift said that the church that crowded sowest releasing the worshpe Those who ape all the passions the pasonss The that be said of the ac that his acting and beng But the country bred the indigenous his surroundings the world stage and he the sole audience Air. sky and the green grass and heart kept young through the passing years Imagine this combination broken exposition of the Lula Fada the oudesroyng chorus of alleged negro melody composed the wIds of Broaday
 No there society the silent pace The Chicago lady of the sms altogether correct her Cincinnati Enquirer
 WAR AND SANTA CLAUS
 One of the big German industries that will suffer greatly from the effects of the imposing conditions which preclude the shipment of its products abroad Is the toy industry. The worlds Ioand Germany and Santa Claus capital and headquarters not at the north pole but Sonne5ug (Sln Nounta) town the Ducy o Men nqen the edge of the Trngan forest Almost the entire poou aon of the of 5000 inhabitants the employ of Santa Claus Every house workshop for Santa Germany exported toys to the value of $25 ,OOOOC0 last year.
 Santa Claus more generous to his little friends in the United States than the children of European country Last year he shipped 907 carloads of from Sonnebe and Nuremberg to New York; Philadelphia Boston, Galveston and San Francisco from which cities distributed American Eoy and girls all the country America Genanys best toy l took last year conde ably than onhd te total output of Sana workshops for the entire world AmeCas toy b tor 1915 apProHlmated $8OO0OO0.
 The toy industry of Germany has very little competition In employed thousands of boys and girls The centers o the industry are the quaint old of Sonneberg and Nuremberg Nuremberg Saras workshop for railroad trains tn soldiers, panes arhps guns swords drums and countless other toys hat Christmas eadden the hearts of countless kes. Sonnebe however, is the capital of Io>nd It the doll shop of he world where dolls of every shade cme and country made Sonneberg also the Paris of Doll Land for Sonneberg sets fashions and styles dolls and all things pertaining to dolls arbitrarily Paris sets the styles for the world of fashion. Thousands of delft little fingers work the millinery and essakng shops of Doll Land de
 signing and making the latest in hats end gowns end all that goes with the outfits of Dodons elite The tendency of mamma toward trayagance dress having its effect n Doll Land Dohes now adays must be more beautiful than Wealthy little misses de- and of Santa that he bring them doies with dresses Newport CT Washington society belle Many of thee elaborate outfits represent an outlay of money 9t would keep several oo children comfortable clothing a! winter.
 The uaan practical ard commercial instincts of the American buyers fully recognized w Santa Claus and he caters to them The American boys little for guns swords and cannon ed with the European lads Santa Claus therefore ships carloads of railroad trains engines electric electric tool boxes etc. the United States But the doll remains empress end queen of the entire world of little girls and Ioyland It price from $25 and and color from the little nkooed pcaninny for Africa and the Southern states and the aondcyed bald paed and and do for the Japanese and Chi nese to the bue-eyed toNeaed doll for Norway Sweden Russia and Germany but always the san2e-a doll