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Denver labor bulletin., 1917-12-01

your professed intimacy with my per-
son and office. | must frankly con-
fess that / have never had the slight
est acquaintance or intercourse with
you or as much as even heard of you
except by hearsHy. From much study
and scientific demonstration / had
formed the opinion that your Majesty
was a ccnglomeration of myth, fiction
and imposition. But in this it seems
] have been mistaken. Almost / am
persuaded to regard what have hearc.
as true, since it so wonderfully har-
monies with your letter, especially in
that particular feature wherein you
are reported to be 'sliar" and the
father of lies"
1t will be impossible to answer in
detail all your false and malicious ac-
cusations, but for the Lords sake, who
(as the good minister said at the
chapel, from whence / just returned), +,
hath prepared his throne in the heav-
ems and his kingdom ruleth over all
his works in all places of his do
minion" l will deny that you had any
thing whatsoever to do with the origin
of my person or my purposes. You
are true to your reputation as the arch
fiend and liar when you say that you
directed the color of my whiskers or
the capacity of my intellect.
You speak as only he can speak who
is an inmate of hell and has the at
mosphere of that region in his soul.
ONLY ignorance and confusion can ca
lumniate and degrade people because
they are unfortunate in not being
physically or mentally perfect. Why
are you liar and the father of lies
Why do you pride yourself in the ac-
complishment of my own or anybody
else's deformity. If | did not choose
to be what / am why accuse me of my
defects. Did you make yourself? Did
you elect to be a liar and to breathe
ready to have and do what you wish
how was it that Michal defeated YOU
and banished you into the Internal
Region?
1t seems to me you have little to
boast of your own respectability.
Likely you Judge me by your own de
sires and impulses, and being a liar
and the father of lies it is a small
matter for you to speak i'll of others
and impute to them your own treach-
erous and contemplate ambitions.
With respect to the war: 1t is no
more my choice than the East St
Louis riot was the result of an order
bv President Wilson. Did President
Wilson deport the miners from Bisbee
or defeat Mayor Mitchell? Is it not
plain proposition that each of us must
accept what comes to him-you the
liar and exile in the Internal Region
and | Emperor of Germany.
do not recollect of ever hearing
the slightest iota of praise for you
You are totally depraved and wicked
, through and through. There is not
one circumstance in the history of
your domain and rule but what is per
fidous and vicious. Not so in my
case. But read President Wilson's ad-
dress TO the labor convention recently
held at Buffalo, or have you forgotten
ten how the whole world sat at my feet
drinking the wisdom of my schools,
learning the arts and giving praise
without stint for the efficiency and
beauty of my dominion. Not one in
ten thousand illiterate and not an
acute case of poverty for years and
years. Not neglected infant or
aged person. Not neglected field,
farm or garden. Everything co-ordi-
mated to degree of efficiency never
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LEGAL NOTICES
runLIC TKusrEE.s SALE.

Whereas, Z p. Moody, by deed Of trust,
in In the e0Sf sce o Clerk und m
corder OF the City and County OF Denver.
duly tGn CIV to ,ns GoaDg
Of Denver, Colorado, the following de
scrlbed real estate, In the CITY, and County
five (25) twenty-siI (26), twenty seven
CD, twenty;eight L2sl, twenty nine t9l.
~ IN ihT yn Ia Pnra to Se
City of Denver which deed Of trust was
made to secure the payment Of his prom,
OF trust. for the sum Of Two Hundred
Fifty and no-1o0 (s250.0o) Dollars. payable
after the date thereof, with interest there
on Mt eight per cent per nnnum until paid,
interest payable annually ns is more par
reference to which is hereby made for
whereas, The said j. p. Moody. and nil
persons claiming by, through or under
him having defnulted in the payment Of
the principal of snid note, together with
April, A. ID. 1919. and the legal holder Of
said note. having elected on account OF
said default to declare said note unpaid
Now, therefore, nt the written request Of
non Of the Estate Of, wm; II. Rohrer. de
ceased, the legal holder Of said note: pur-
ssuant to law, ! the undersigned Public
Denver, Colorado, do hereby give notice
that / will. Mt the hour of 10 o'clock In
the forenoon OF
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10TH, 1917.
at the fremont Street front door Of the
Court House, In the city and County of
Denver, Colorado, sell Mt public auction.
to the highest and best bidder for cash,
the said described premises, and all the
right. title and interest Of the said j. y.
Moody, his heirs and assigns therein, for
the purpose OF paying the sum OF $3.50.
together with the Interest thereon Mt the
rate Of eight per cent per annnm from the
edness secured by said deed OF trust. and
the cost and expenses OF executing this
trust, and will deliver to the purchaser n
certificate of sale as provided by law.
Dated nt Denver, Colorado, November
10th, 1917. -
WILLIAM II. MALONE,
Public Trustee In and for the City md
County Of Denver. Colorado.
First publication November 10th, 1917.
Last publication December Sth, 1917.
published In The Denver Labor Bulletin)
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-12-01
SPECIAL KENTUCKY COURSE.

A keen-eyed mountaineer led his
overgrown son into country school
house. "Tnis here boys arter larnin',"
he announced "What's yer bill o.
fare ?"
"Our curriculum, SIR" corrected the
schoolmaster, embraces geography,
arithmetic, trigonometry-"
"That'll do" interrupted the father.
"That'll do. Load him up well with
triggernometry. He's the only poor
shot in the amily."-People's Home
Journal.
Try Principe de Lees cigar for an
after-dinner smoke. Union made.
Beats them all. La Belle DC cigar;
union made in Denver.
Patronize The Bulletins advertisers.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-12-01

Subscription price. $1.5O per year.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-12-01

Beats them all La Belle &c cigar;
union made in Denver.
Try a Principe de Lees cigar for an
after-dinner smoke. Union made.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-12-01
EMPEROR WILHELM MAKES REPLY
TOLETTER OF HISSATANIC MAJESTY

Editors Note-The accompanying
letter in reply to one signed by "Luci-
fer H. Satan," printed in last weeks
issue of The Bulletin, is published be-
cause the "Wilhelm Won Hohenzollern"
letter was written by prominent
German, many years citizen of
Colorado, and therefore reflects the
sentiment of many Germans, both ma
tive of that country and American
born. For this reason the reply to
Satan forms valuable asset in OBJ
tanning a view of the underlying cur
rent of German thought in this coun-
try.)
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-12-01
LEGAL NOTICES
pUuLIC TRUSTEES SALE.

whereas, Erie J. McCord. by deed Of
trust dated the 9Th day of August. 1915.
Of the records in the office OF the CLERK
and Recorder Of the city and County OF
Public Trustee In aud for the city aud
County Of Denver. Colorado, the following
described rcnl estate IN the city and C9un.
one-hglf (Ehl OF Lot Forty iol and all
Of Lots Forty one Nl; Forty two az
Block Forty one t4j. the West one .half
CwI4) Of Lot Twelve ti2) aud all of Lots
aud Twenty (20l In Block Forty t4O), all
In Second Filing Of portion Of Highland
Park. together with any rights In any pri
vate water main nlong said lots or which
might he utilized In supplyinE water TO
was made to secure the payment OF his
promisHory note OF even date with snid
Hum mSEaIed % Gsi Zoo coI p"iin%rs % paynble 70 the
order Of Carl Goeritz, three years after tho
dntc thereof, with interest thereon nt eight
per cent per annum until paid, interest
payable uunrterly, nH IL more particularly
set forth In said deed Of trust. reference to-
which Is hereby made for grenter certainty
Whereas The said Erie. ], Mecord. and
him. hnying defnuitcd in the payment or
81 4o1 90 with interest thereon at eight per
cent. per nnnnm from August attn. 1916
ana also the general taxes for the year
ioiG. and the legal holder OF said note
to declare said note unpaid, due and pay
able
Now. therefore. At tho written request
OF Carl Goeritz, the legal holder Of said
note. pursuant to law. |. the undcrslgued
Public Trustee In and for the city and
County Of Denver, Colorado. do hereby
give notice that | VIII, nt the hour Of 10
o'clock In the forenoon OF
MONDAY. DECEMBER 2iTU, 1917.
nt the fremont Street front door OF tho
Court House In the city ana County Of
Denver, Colorado, sell nt public auction. to
the highest and best bidder for cash. tho
snid described promises, and all tho right
title and interest OF the snid Erie J. Me.
Cord. his heirs and assigns therein. for the
purpose of paying the principal sum OF
81, 10000 together with interest thereon
from the 18th day OF August, 1915. and also
the general tnNcs for the year 1915, ana all
the indebtedness secured by said deed of
trust, and the cost nnd expenses OF on
ccuting this trust, and win deliver to the
purchaser n certificate of sale ns provided
by law.
Dated at Denver. Colorado, November
Path, 1917
WILLIAM II. MALONE
Public Trustee In and for the City and
County of Denver, Colorado
First publication November oath, 1917
Last publication December 22nd 1917.
published In The Denver Labor Bulletin
|
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-12-01

Patronize The Bulletins advertisers.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NoTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders Of The Matri1
Mines Company will be held at Room '3Ol,
Bank Block, Seventeenth and Arhpahoe
street Denver, Colorado. on Monday, the
3rd day of December, A. D., 1917. at 500
o'clock p. M, for the purpose OF electing
directors for the ensuing year. and for the
transaction of such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
OSCAR ANDERSON,
Secretary.
First publication Nov. 3, 1917.
Last publication Dec. !, 1917.
published in The Denver Labor Bulletin.) }
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-12-01

The Bulletin wants to do your job,
printing. Prices right, work excellent.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-12-01
WuHELM,S DEFENSE.

Imperial House of Hohenzollern, King
of Prussia, Emperor of All Ger
many, Wilhelms Strasse, Berlin,
Germany, NOV; 70, l9lf'
To His Majesty, Lucifer II. Satan,
Internal Region.
Sir-Your letter of recent date re
ceived and contents carefully noted. !
am extremely surprised to learn of
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-12-01

Beats them all. La Belle sc cigar;
union made in Denver.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-12-01
before attained by any nation in the

before attained by any nation in the
worlds history.
My ambition is not, as you Indicate,
the conquest Of other people, but only
to safeguard the interests of those
whom it is my solemn duty to defend
and protect. This / will do to the best
of my ability and entirely without
your aid. When the war-storm is
over none will feel more relieved than
|, and though | lose half Of my empire
/ know how to trust in the ruler of
the universe, For he knoweth our
frame and remembereth that we are
dust"
With malice toward none, with
charity for all,
WILHELM Won HOHENZOLLERN.
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I,etterheads.

cards, office stationery of all kinds,
let us figure with you.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-12-01

Beats them all. La Belle &c cigar;
union made in Denver.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-28
VI. MUZQUIZ BLANCO.

lad. habia yido vendido por su mari
In m;.ntras ola cstuvo en- Francia.
Comic todo 10 que ocurria V que
cscanda,;z6 = las dos muieres.
Una palabra Sc lie escape a Ia Sc
Cora A.rnaud:
-Pard;ez! ESQ no me extrana-di-
10 baio el impulse de SUI indignation.
Gcrmana Leroux dirigi6 sus miradas
hacia ella.
iQue guerra decir? 1Sabia. pues,
alguna cosa?
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ocur-iria 10 mismo que Il usted...
GUERRA mcjor saber....
-iTenia una querida, v~crdad?-
p.cgunto Gelmana palpitarte.
-Scguro! como quire listed que
fucse lie otro modo con cl dincro que
ha glstado? :Puedc listed dudar dc
o!io?..... Solo que NJ somos noso.
tyas ~quienes debiamos haberselo di-
cho.... Estas cosas sc saben STEM
pre- demasiado p~ronto.... iAh! mo
s2be listed cuanto II compadczco, So
hre TODD, por ell estado en- que Sc en-
cucntra!
No debe listed a;frmentarse-.
aaadi5 la sonora Levin, a~divinando
las torturas de Ia infe!iz bajo e. adus-
TO s~ilencio en- que concentrate los ce-
los que Ia observation-disclosures los HON
bres son 10 mismo... Todos hacen
igua!, robar Il sill mujer 10 que posee
para que Sc 10 lleve IA querida..
Y las dos amigos procuraban conso-
larla como mcjor podian, ahora que
el nal cstaba hecho.
Pcro Germana LerouX no las escu-
chaba.
iLuego era verdad! Jaime Ia habia
enganado, despojado por una mujer!
Y viendo que las dos mujeres no
.,auerian decirla mas, separ6se de
elias V cori6 a casa del comandante,
dispuesta & saber toda IA verdad.
Recibi6la afablemente Ell Official SUI
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"asa-dijc II muier del sargcaso Ar
maud L 81 amiga n sonora Le"!n. riu-
or de o.ro viviIantc de Dontra.
-iPues hle&, n compade%co,-re-
@l;cd tsta.-N.c eS:oy 70 vienIo. 81 mi
~:ar!d" Re Ei,l,ra una cosa rarcc:da.
s. tIviera una Qucvi.a, no - 10 que
hari& con Il.
En- tcIo case. ST ella no sabe tcda
IA vardad, sospvcha algo por 10 ne
nos.
Aquellas se3oras naci&n tales comic
t1ras, POI 10 que veian.
H&b:al&a ~Sorprendido e. camhio cx.
7e".men;ado por Ia mule de Leroux,
cuya r~cocvraci6n era visible.
Ignorab&& elias el ucscubrimiento
cue Ia infeli: habia hecho Y 10 que ha-
biz sabido en- Ia casa del cambianta de
In Gale de Ia Lira. pues Germana Lee
rouX habia guardado e. sccrto acerca
de clio.
Pero cuanGo sus amigos la interro-
Ga"oa q fin de animarla : c~onsolarla;
cUan3o II preguntaron por que pare
ca &~:ormcntarse tanto, no pudo impe-
dirSe de hablar.
No he dc tener de que atormen-
tarme. con 10 que me ocurre!-res-
pondio o 0 que Sc agoba en- su
garganta.
y las refiri6. como habia dezcu-
bier5o Cue Ia mitad de 10 que pose:a.
de 10 que Ia ~pertenecia en- propie-
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perior, Y adn cuandO no lie correspon-
Gia d 81 rcvrlar 4 aquclla pobre mu.
jer 10 que ocurria, no supo mentlr y
In manifesto que, efcctivamente. 4
cue! alteTcado que ST marido sostuvo
con I'm marincro, fuG a de una
Erje- cue aquel c]onocio en- Angel Y i
"A cual habia abandonado.
FL ccmandante, linitandose 4 de-
cir 10 que era estrictamente necesa-
rio, no habl0 NADIA del nino. nacido
de aquellas relaciones. Limit6se a
marifestar, que aqucl marino era her
mano dc IA joven, cuyo dcshonor y a
bandono quiso vengar.
Gera4ana hubiera querido saber
mas, profundizar en- los detalles del
case: pero no s. atrevio q preguntar
81 iefe; SUI grade superior Sc 70 impc-
MIA.
E. comandante la exhort6 a Ia cal
ma V Ia resignation, puesto que el MAI
estaba va hccho.... Dabia hacer!o en-
interas de aquel nino sue levaba en-
su seno Y cuya salud no habia que
comprometer.
La d~esgraciada no pudo ccultar su
sufrimiento Y 10 que estaba ~resuelta
S5as
Ella no guerra soportar un instan-
tie mas tai eXistencia.
iTenia Ell divorcio... pues Sc di-
vorciaria!
iLo que su marido habia hecho,
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Ell ViCESIMO-SEXTO AEEOPLA
NO DE GUYNEMEH.

PARIS, Encro 27.-Un comunica-
90 Official dee 10 s~iguientc:
AVER. el tcnicnte Gnyncmcr IA
hccho d~cscender SUI vigssimo sCXto
ar~oplano. que cay6 iaccndia1do5e
carca De Maurepas, en- Il region de
Vcrdin. Otros dos acrorlamos enc
migos fucron icscendidos, uno ccrca
De Sagmoneux Y cl otro en- cl bos-
que dc Spincourt.'
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.;CNBALLANO.-Dicese del que
ticnc mucho ra-rcico con III ca5allo.
Sin embargo, hay glc advertir que
don Nenustiau2, no es p:ecisamentc
un ''acaba!lado" porque esas barbas
mosaicas Que Sc tyac. ,oGc % cchan 4
pcrGer.
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era objectionable y no esperaria un
dia mas.
Cuardo la pobre joven volvio 4
yer a sus amigos, pudo consolarsc
! dando libre curse 4 SUI justa colera,
que habia ~con.enido en- p~rcsencia del
Official.
NO al dia s%iguiente, sino en- aquel
mismo. iba q entablar Ia demanda de
divorcio.
La carta que iba a dirigir a Lee
roux, rompiola esta vez... NADIA de
comIn guerra tener con su marido,
nj ain escritirle siquiera para escu-
pirle su indignation Y III desprecio.
AcompaMada de Ia sonora Arnaud,
que no quiso dejarla sola, parti6 pa
ra Angel y Sc dir!gi6 a casa de un pro-
curador, ell senior Haufray, que viva
r.ccisamcnte en- el piso superior Il
que ocupaba el cambiante dc Ia ca
lie de 10 Lira.
Cuando Germana hubo ~expuesto al
procurador las qucjas legitimas que
tenia contra 81 esposo, entregando-
lie todos sus papeles Y haciendole CO.
nocer Ia situaciGn de Leroux en- To-
Ion, manifest6la aquel, que las cosas
no podian If tan de prisa como ella
guerra.
Ell procedimiento, en- materia de
di"orcio, esta regulado estrictamen-
tie por la ley, Y era precise pasar por
las formalidades que esta prescribe.
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TIR0S Al BLANCO
FELICULAS DE INFIERNO

c manO breye alhaJada
de anillos con muchas piedras;
nisando como con miedo
de hundir sus breves chipelas
en- les charcos pantanosOs
que mira5a por dOGuieca;
con paraguas I IA media
proteg.endc 81 cabeza,
V, en- fin Va 10 mas gcrdo-
luciendo unas finas medias
(que en- muchos escaparates
de Houston valen peseca),
Ia Vi pasar a mi lado
vertiendo SAL. Y pimienta,
Y aunuuc sus hermosos oj0s
nc flo en- mi, fui tras ella
para conoccr eI nidO
dc aQuella linda Gacala.
Dos O tres 0 cuatro veceS
roct en- forma naly Giscrcta
los adornos do sus maHgaS
cuando pase por su vera:
pero pCr mas que mis- ojUs
buscaban los ojos De ella,
no sorprendi una miraG&,
nj una mirada, de ~aiu"!!as
cue siendo mudas platican
como diccn los Doetas.-
Eueno, y mi c.e""Hra ;"@"@aiIa
FOR iC 81 II. TO e c~uai4uirra:
p!at!c0 0 III ~gen&""ma
de cstatura g~i@aatcsca,
o un chino l&y&nGcro
cue iba con 81 lava@Gcra.
con IN "chofer" dc pol&cas
~recortadas 4 Ia in@lesa,
cen IN lerdedor &" tortas,
con uno De Ia secresa."
con IN dueno DC bi.iares.
y. en- fir. con cuatro dcccnas
de tipos de tcias formas
' de todaS ndumenjaS;
pero 70, nj fui gend2rme
~09' ~
"S' ''' ,'
'"''0' ''''0
~
nm;a,.. nauna.aI..
:~. =
=
W. 80
.:r,,.
sus brevcs maros dos l;riOs.
.dcbo aGvcrtir que era Dr:ctaD
y In manic de obscura noehc
sd rizada cabellcra."
Qued& a-uariandc 81 cfcyto
De mi fiiipica ticrna,
CuanGo, cortando Su Marcia
In susodicha "morcna,"
ne GiIo asi coz nm tono
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Ella IA comrre2dido VI 10 cue
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POLITICA MENUDA
DICCION.ARi0

ABRAZO.-El acto de ce6ir con
los braz0s.-".Abrazo de Carranza.'
Dengue, ito, tisis gaiopante, Y todo
10 malo inventado con el exclusive
objeto de perjUdicar al prGjnno. ETA
gcrcralrnente admitido por los mas
! rcdouladCs lingUistaS que, desDues
del ".Abrazo De CarranZa," no Queda
ms cue echarse de un qu:nto piso;
rero II Academia opina Q1e, cn TODD
case, es preferable IN r2yO. Y acsc-
tres aeregamcs cue ESQ Y t@3a Ia
tromba de centellas cue ustedes gus
ten So qledan tamanitos ante los
ca.astr5ficos efectos del "Atrazo &c
C~arranza."
AERANSE,... OLE LLEVA BALI,
-Eyau;sito c2.uei!n ento Tue MUGS
trG@ pat.:cios ronsA or pr&ctic2 para
pulveiizar los ohstaculoS que sue,cn
en~,crfe ccr ci l.bre cicrcicio &c IA de-
moc-acia. Voz cast ono.natCp@y!ca
cue va uncida, gencraimente, 4 Il
zurra lie balazoa = macheta&os a trO-
che : r;oche, que 10 estan sicmpre
de acuerdo con n voluntad del sufri-
DO pueblo, pero que Q! sufrido pue-
bio sGpc~ta porIue tieGc mu"ho aguan'
! e. y poraue cst& c~onvcncido de cue
l. habraa dc rae. qu;cran QUE 80,
Ebect"l. paZ Y ;u&ticia.
ACADENEi.-2jtio 'e JOS va@os;
ha.apa dc los sa!Tajes; : todo 10 mas
horrible cue Sc pueda imagiaar, por
! cryos odiCsos dintc!cs no ha p2sado
! Ut solo ~carranclan. Todos eStos gari-
,os. donde sc incub&ba tanta idea pc
! canriG0sa, han side materiaImentc
barridcs per Ia cscoba dc In revo!u-
! ci5n. ' hcchcs trizas ror FL c~n;yuj"
&c ana porci0n dc personals venidas
! dc les c-rros. : cue ~ ur.'t%itan de
estas ycjigas para nadar en- c! pie
ago de Ia CONSTRUCTION : las Leyes
de Reforma.
.:CtBALLANO.-Dicese del que
tenc mucAo P"-rcic" con Ill ca'allo.
SIN embargo Any !2e 2nFefuE que
don \enHstla"7' no e. P:e2lsa""e:''e
IN P'F'I"e 1|'S oar
'"o7"'S"' H"S * Lax" 49, -
I''"
ACAPhRAR. -AfG-ro mctodIco
que, en- acatamiento de h ley hacen
los c~arrancistas de 10 cue no es So
yo. sr"rieEdo t. alto ej"mpio de ioda
Ia retahl!a ap"st"!i"a 'ire en- tleH.-
pos del maGerlsEHo, por "~@caparar!o
touo. Casia AGA. 800. nalaroM.
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uCe tG:Eo:ioTnn este crmtn inrGico DE- In camprIna violada. hungarian en-
YaEa n 81 f"nar &C Srs cs?i3tus. enc1ntiando Ii razGn que aEtanO tuNeIOn
para III faN0 absok;oio.
VI. MUZQUZ BLANCO.
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Bryan to Lecture
Here Saturday

The other day, at one of the national
army camps for young men for army
service, the Hon. William Jennings
Bryan had the following to say:
Yours men, you are giving your
selves to your country and 1t is the
highest proof you can give of your
love for your nation. for your govern.
ment and for its principles. Greater
love hath no man than this; that he lay
aown his life for his friend When a
body of men, reaching the highest de.
velopment in body. mind and heart,
step forward and, as one man, says:
Here am I, send me- you have given
evidence of your love and loyalty. 1t
is sacrifice that measures love. We
show our love by what We are willing
tc give, not by what We are willing to
receive. 1t is easy enough to find men
who are willing to receive, but not so
easy to find those who give, and who
give themselves"
Mr.. Bryan who comes here under the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-27
thanksgiving at
Christ P. E. Church

n
Z Thanksgiving services will be held
b Christ Episcopal church at ten
o'clock Thursday morning. Rev
Charles Baird Mitchell, rector of Christ
church, viii preach and the choir will
render special music. The annual of.
fering for the Sheltering Arms Hos.
pital at Charleston will be taken at
this service. Last year this hospital
treated 5000 miners. The hospital is
undenominational but is supported by
the Episcopal church.
Preparations for the Mission to be
held IN Christ Episcopal church Sun.
Cay. December Q to the ninth. have
been made Services will be held
every evening during the week with
The exception of Saturday. The Rev.
crend A. G. Jones, an experienced mis-.
sionary and an able speaker, will con.
Guct this mission.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-27

The Don Cossacks swear by General
Kaledines. their hetman, and the news
photographers swear at him (softly
and from distance).
The general never did like to have
his picture took" That's funny, too,
for everybody knows men less in the
public eye and not half as handsome
who'll run block to get within range
Of a camera.
Kaledines and General Kornilotf,
chief of all the Cossacks, are leaders
In counter-revolution, which, from
the meager details which get through
from troubled Russia, appears to have
the backing of the middle class people
opposed to the Socialistic and Anar.
chistic Bolsheviki.
Petrograd Socialists fear Kaledines
as the dreaded coming dictator"
though his methods are said to be any.
thing but dictatorial. For one thing.
be is said to demand constituent as.
sembly to meet in Moscow.