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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
COUNCIL VOTES TO
REOPEN NIAGARA
FIRE STATION

Tho Tw"ni t-f"urth street fire station
is ~ he rcop. ned Council last evening
voted to auih"rlz" city Manager Ephlln
the fro chief amI Councilman Ambrose
r. IIahi.; ~ max" preparations for the
return If tn" tr" apparatus and fr"m"n
to that station as soon az tn" building
can h" repaired. painted inside and
placed in Il proper condition to rccciN"
them.
\ recommendation 10 the effect that
such authority u" vested IN the manager
and fire chief was submitted by the
committee CONFUSED Of F"uncllmen
HahL. onto and THn'y. At III" snSEes-
tinn If Mayor Th"n"r. council included
IInhig ia tn" committee I" prepare for
rruprnnc III" station.
Tho Tw'uty-c"urth street station was
closed last fail when tn" purip'r and
other apparatus, together with til" crew.
were cumhI.'d with the company on
Tw"nty-hr-t street.
Tho committee. in its report 10 coun-
Gil. stated that tho Twcnty-fourth stree.
building is on" Cf tn" best built and v"r-
tilatod fir" houses in III" city and that
rs having Il hos" tower makes II very
desirable aS a fire fighting station.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
THE RIVER

Tho river stage at tho local wharf last
evening was 2 feet and rising. This IS
six inches more thnn the pool water stage
and shows considerable Of rise in the
river during the past twcnty-four hours.
Tho stage below tho MCMcchcn dam last
evening was S feet and inches.
Tho Liberty loft at o'clock Friday
afternoon for Parkcrsburg.
The Helen T.. leaves this morning at
11.cn o'clock for New Matamoras.
Tho General Pcrshing IL due TO arrive
from PITTSBURGH AT midnight and leaves
for that city Sunday AT am.
Tho General Wood is due to arrive at
6 o'clock this evening from Cincinnati
and leaves for that city at I a. m. Sum
The General Crowder leaves Sunday at
9 a. IN. for Pittsburgh.
The Old Reliable passed here at 3
o'clock Friday afternoon for Pittsburgh
with gasoline bargcs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
WILLARD GLAD ...
RECORD IS To
REFEREE BOUT
RICHARD AND BIDDLE
ALSO ACCEPTABLE
Officials and Boxers to Hold a
Conference at Toledo on
Next Monday

TOLEDO, O.. June 27.-Jess willard
and Jack Kearns. manager OF Jack
Dempsey. tonight expressed satisfac'
ton over the selection Of Ollie Pecord.
official referee Of the Toledo Boxing
Commission, to be the third man In the
ring for the heavyweight championship
contest here O week from to-day. They
also approved the selection Of Tex Rick
ard, promoter Of the contest, and Major
4. ]. Drcxcl Biddlc. president OF tho
Army, Navy and Civilian board OF box
ing control, 10 servo with record a
judges.
Richard announced that ne would hold
n conference with Pccord, Biddle and
the two boxers probably next Monday
for a thorough discussion concerning the
contest. II was decided that in event OF
a Knockout, tho judges would not have
ANYTHING to do in making a decision.
But il one man should win on foul or
Il DISQUALIFIED. for refusing to box or
other infraction Of the rules, RECORD
will have TO consult the Judges befor':
announcing a verdict. He also will have
tn consult Richard and Biddle X both
men are on their feet at the end OF the
twelve scheduled rounds In the event
the judges are unable to agree on tho
winner.
With the contest just week OH. tne
heavyweight rivals are finishing their
training Dempsey confined his work.
out to three rounds Of baking this ar
t,rnoon and a round Of shadow boxing.
II, appeared to be slowing up under the
instruction Of Manager kcarns. who does
not care 10 risk any chances Of injury
to the challenger.
Willard boxed eight rounds before q
crowd Of $500 persons. The WORKOUT
was frolic for the champion all the way.
lie did not extend himself except for tho
two rounds he boxed with Walter Mona.
han. The champion and his sparrins
mate were both bleeding from the mouth
when they left The ring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
WALTER GOO STEWART
WORKING OUT AT ~

Walter "Gno' Stewart. Whccl!ngs
f"aih"rwciGht. is holding daily work
outs at tho Y. VI. g. y. for his bout July
AT Wheeling park with Patsy Scarlon.
Last evening he took on Frankie RITZ.
a we'll known youngstcr Of the South
Side. and Young Myers Of the same
place and two other sparring partners
for three rounds each.
Stewart stated after his workout last
light that he was rounding into shape
ranidly and expected 10 weigh in at l28
for his fight. He concluded: You can
tell my friends that I will be there on
July and will give them a whirlwind
fight, and will come through victorious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
WHISTLE A. c. AID
P. & {. G.'S TODAY

Tho Whistle \. C.. Il E"lialr". VII
be the attraction at Elm Nr"N" 'h!S
nfi,ru"un. meeting tn" Patterson ana
Elm Grvyr min" for IA" first TIN" tbs
season These two IriIm% were SCh"d'
uI,d for last Sunday. bat ~" ,auIh'r-
ItI"s took hand and prevented the
game.
Smith will probably twirl for tn,
Grove. whit" Mooney Will b" selected
for I!"llair".
The pr"hahlf lsnrup for IN" rattcr'
son and Elm GIov" team follows:
Mlll"r. ~: W,id"l. s.; L. smith. IN;
Carrish. IF; Harris or O'Rricn. CT: Nc
Cormick. If: Poiud Ntcr. lb;' Kcuthcr.
{: Lash or R"utsCh. p.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
BUFFALO GIANTS
VS.FERRY EAGLES
Fast Colored Aggregation VIII BE The
Attraction Tomorrow Afternoon at
League Park.

TIL" stag is all set for SUNDAY after,
noon. when In" I!Uiial" Gihn;S. ""i"r'd
aggregation, plays 4 return chfhS"ih' u.
with IN" Ferry Eagles. ThiS should
prove a great gam" a. The Giants will
have several nov men in their lineup.
Including RhuadcS 81 Wheeling. VIII" -
considered by the c"l"r"d population aS
tho best alI-around player IN the ONO
galley.
Cy Morgan. wh" has r"c"v"r'd from
very bad finger. viii h. IN thu iirinh
linz, ana with lh" return Of N"'"h'r VIII
improve tn" Eagles at least - percent.
>l.adIrs are admitted ir"" Hnd by ih"
way. they HAY" h"cn attending :" Tar
this season there should b." Il good crowd
If them "n hand. III" gam" VIII be
called at tive O'Clock and III" lH'u"
will Ia. ~ fnIIuWN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
BAUERS To
PADEN CITY

The Raucrs Of this city. Will journey
TO Pndrn ely tomorrow afternoon. Tor
game with .he fast team Of that place
After trying hard to arranE" for "A game
with n local team without success. inc
manager e tn" Eau,rs got inc ccmmun-
iratiun with tn" down the river team.
ami mad. arrangements for game
ihcr" Sunday KIN; and Wclch VIII
form tho batteries for tho locals. Sev-
"rnI other changes will he made in the
RauCrS lineup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
PRATEs ARE BUMPED.

PITTSBURGH. June 27.-Cincinnati
defeated Pittsburgh today to ?. mainly
through the batting Of Roush for tho
visitors. He secured two singles and
double OF Carlson and triple of Mayer.
He also made clever catch in center
field, robbine Stengel Of homer. Lu-
que relieved Fisher in tho second. owing
TO Fishers wildness. and held the Pirates
safe all the way. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
M'MECHEN VERSUS
HIGHLAND GRAYS

The strong McMechcn White Sox VIII
cross bats with the Richland Grays a
the Rlchland ball park this afternoon
The game will be called atI:30.
Tch Rtchland boys will hold an leo
cream festival on the ball grounds after
tho gamo. Come and help tho boys
along. These two teams have met be-
more and each Is confident OF winning
tho game this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
At
NEFF SUNDAY

Tomorrow afternoon the Reymanh
Wilson Packing nine Will Journey W
MI. Ohio. for game E"E'e
rounding into form rapidly anu
poets t. aid largely in bringing a W.
.,r,. ., M, locals. Although the locals
ra.,Ijz, ,b.y have a hard contest on
,bcir hands, they arc confident Of be-
in, abI. TO defeat the Ohio boys,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
Who Will Win Big Fight -'-
Willard'0r Dempsey?
BROWNS lose
CLOSE CAME

CHICAGO June II Mann u'u'''
following Flack's walk ana l''N
riticc enabled Chicago |" u'I''' ~
Louis TO today.
Bill Boldcn, recruit PN'h'F ''''''
Lincoln Memorial C"llcg" or l"ni''SS'\'
made his debut as a big league PiS"-
cr and pitched a good game.
Score:
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Two base hit-Flagsetad
Three base ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ana
Jameson.
Home run-Heilman.
, Stolen basc-Smith.
Double plays-Smith to ONeill; ShoF-
ten to AinSmitn.
Left on bascs-Cleveland.4 4: DetrolI =:
Bases on balls-Off BaEhy' /; OIL
Thlc .: off pauss. I; off Phillips. l.
IIjts-Off Baghy. in innings; Off
IhIe 0 in 3; off Phillips. 0 in l.
Hit BY pitchcr-By Uhle (Flagstead)
Struck out-By BaEby l; by Uhle' l.
Losing pitchcr-Bagby.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
FAMOUS RING CRITICS SELECT
WINNER IN CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT
WALTER 1000" STEWART
"Nhcrling's PrId"."

" NNTIITIN :
7 pick willard 10 win tho DIG tlshS
next week. for the simpi" reason that
cant see how good little fellow can
defeat 4 good big fellow. There IS no
question Of willard being IN c"ndt''"n'
and also that he has improved III
science. These two facts alone Will oS-
feat Dempsey Then. Willard ha- over
so pounds on Dempsey. several 'hCncS III
reach. and is said 10 carry I punch i'Nf i
,,n,c's kIcL IN either mt. l can't see
ANYTHING hut Willard in the champion
ship fight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
YEGGS WHO STOLE
PAY ROLL KILLED

ST, LOUIS, Juno 27-Robbers held up
officials Of tho Middle Fork mine near
Benton. Illinois, early this afterneon:
and secured $4,000. according to adytoeS
received here. Two Of the robbers Wero
reported to have been killed By q poooo
which purSu0d then
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
BILLY" WILLIAMS OF
FERRY TAKE NOTICE

Billy Williams, the Martins FcTry
hoxcr is challenged for a bout July
Fourth. by Young Myers Of the South
Side to be staged as q preliminary 70
rho stewart -Scanlon fight at "neellhs
Park. Williams is requested TO scnc
his answer TO the Sporting Editor OF
The Intcllig"nccr and state "hetheF
it is yes or no..
The followers OF Myers are anxious
70 match their man with Williams ana
are Of the opinion that the boy from
tho oycr-thc-river city, is taking colo
fcet and afraid to meet their man.
The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity 10 use
The IntellGenCer Want ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
TOMMY FORD

''WhcelinEs Weltcrweight
After the fight az Toledo July Fourth
there will be new worlds champion
Dempsey will be given the decision over
tho big fellow. II he Dempsey does
not knock out willard before the final
gong. Dempseys youth alone VIII en-
able him to defeat Willard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28

Two-base hit-Roush. ThTec-base hit
-Roush. Sacrifice hits-lsath. Schmidt
Left on bases-Cincinnati s, Pittsburgh
6. First base on balls-Off Fisher >, off
Carlson 8. Hits-On Fisher l in ! in
ming; none out in second; off Luque 3
in innings off Carlson in innings;
on Mayer in . innings. Struck out
BY LuQue 2, by Carlson 3. Winning
pitcheT-Luque Losing pitchcr-Carl-
SON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28

Two base hit-Mann :; HarhSoS'
F'laCk.
Stolen bases-Pick =; MerRle.
Sacrifice hits-Shotton. PICK
Double plays-Merkle and Deal; Ma
gee. Pick and Mcrklc.
Left on bascs-St. Louis 6: chicago
II.
Ease on balls-Douglas l; Bolden .;
Bailey !.
Hits-Or Douglas Z IN 7 1-3 innings;
Roiley in l o-3 innings: Bolden II IN
innings (nonc out in 9th); Shcrdcl
mono in l-3 inning; Amos one in no IN
ningS.
Struck out-By Douglas /: Boiden
3: Bailey L
Winning pitcner-Bailey: losing
pitcher, Bolden.
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standing Of Clubs,
CICoTTE LOSES.
ST IOTIS.Juf

ST. LOUIS.Jun 27-St. Louis wasted
but one OF its nine hits off Cicolt",
punching them in tho first. fourth AMI
seventh innings and beat thlcag" again
to-day 4 TO /. Score: L. ii. T.
Chicago . ri u q n q II O .
St Louis .....l 90 roo Il II
Cicotte and Schalk. WcIlman and Sc
yvercid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
TIGERS TRIM
CLEvELANDERS

DETROIT, June 2I.-Dctrolt hit Tag
by freely IN tn" second and fourth m
ninCs and won from cleveland to-day !"
To /. pausS .wah gwen remarkable SoP-
mort Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
Standing Of Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Gam %

st. Louis, I; Chicago. !.
Detroit 8; Cleveland. l.
New York-BoS;on. rain.
PhilaWash.; wet grounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
Bv TOMMY BURNS.

am busy Al Vancouver y. c. running
a. boxing club. but will take flyer on
Jack Dempsey To defeat Jess Willard.
The champions long layoft has been TOO
much for him to round into proper
fighting condition and with strong
rushing fighter ana terrific puncher
like Dempsey coming at him. l tlSrre
that willard will have To win in less
than ten rounds or ne will be knocked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

PITTSBURGH, 3; Cincinnati. >.
Chicago. 3; st. Louis. >.
Boston-New York. wet ground.
hila.-Brooklyn; no game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28

n tho cnkc drops down in tho conter
tho dough IS too rich-uso loss sugar
next timo. II It rises too much the
dough 10 too thick.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
sy JACK sHEEHAN,

RoSton's Veteran Referee
II willard Is not in condition VIXEN me-
faces Dempsey on Uuly he is in for as
rough and stormy a pasSaC" as any
fighter who has ever vcntured out in the
pugilistic sea. Wizards rise TO famc
has not so far in his career been very
rough. and in this journey he is bound
10 hit Some head winds and choppy seas.
and If he does it's a biscuit 70 battle
shin: ne will be fighting two men. one
In the ring and one in the coEner. l am
firmly convinced that willard Will try
to knock Dempsey "ut OF the ring into
mo Eer:lcman's acre" as pugi!istic
misf1 :: taxes D',ick punch ard skill
10 get 70 TIC .op ~ IN" puGil;stic ladder.
Dempsey has these qualifications. VII
lard may 10 beaten easily by DempseFS
superior hitting p"w0r and science. plus
good Ean"ralShip backed with. expert
ence hl- : ~, Of ~" belief that Demp-
soy is not going :" have cakewaik
P JACK GRACE.
Tho old Time Fighter.
figure willard To get his on the
Fourth IF July. This Dempsey fellow is
p coming WORLDS champion and ought 10
ston the champion bhfor" the tenth
round
BY JOHNNY wE1SNANTEI.
Manager Brnnklyu broadway Sporting
Club.
willard is a much bigger. Clcv"r"r and
hotter man than Dempsey and should
win without much tr"uhl" If h" Is IN
shape. There isn't anything 10 it but
Willard.
B. BILLY GIBSON.
Manager Lightweight champion Benny
LeonaEd.
Dempsey Will spring the surprise OF
Wizards life on tho champion when
they meet at Toledo. ONO. on July 1. I
look for the contest 10 go tho twelve
rounds with Dempsey being declared the
winner and the new champion on points.
Dempsey is so fast that he will hewllder
the big fellow. who never perfoNpcd
we'll against 2 small man.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS,
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By jim FLYNN.

have Knocked out Dempsey and been
knocked out BIZ Jack. but this kas no
bearing on my selection for tho coming
fight. I think willard is too big for
Jack. and look for him - win rather
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
Nv aAM LANoroRD

Dempsey is one Of the best OF the big
fellows today with the exception or Jess
Willard. He will have no chance with
Willard. Jess is too big and strong FOR
him. and besides that. Jess has I'M
proved greatly as a boxer even since ne
whipped Jack johnson. And willard IS
as big and strong today as he ever was.
saw him stripped the other day. He
carried a little flesh and appeared to be
In first class condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-28
B. BILLY GIBSON.

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Philadelphia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-24
THE RAREsT TRAIT OF ALL.

ITO LOVE mankind, regardless Of yhe. rr mankind deserves low.
ing or moi. that is the rafcst trait of all, and the most appealing
= You cannot Emulate this sort Of impersonal affection; and the
lack OF it has unseked the plans Of many great men and institutions
that desired To- be Of service in a racked world.
Compassion. sympathy, the dwelling in your lfttle house by the
side Of the road and being q friend TO man one man in a generation
may manage to do thati when he does the world wor ships his name
forever. NH"84
As we see il, that is mostly what Christmas is about. That is the
fundamental thought Of Christ; the greatest lover Of the ages; that
Is the foundation Of the golden rule and all that il implies. The doing
of good, not because It Is a duty or a sacred obligation, but because
Of a love for your fellows that impes you to do everything you may
TO tighten their load.
Suppose men Of the world felt towards each other rs the mother
feels for her children; would that not bring heaven to earth in a day
Certainly IL would
"But there are some men nobody can love, you sayf
bore himf akftn y SG.a ~ IL -=dn/
There yohr answer AndS ~ nearer We approach 70 this prinei-
pie Of love and life the nearer wdl sfe appfoach the nnleuinm.
And no fusang with economic ordinances; nofmesSne with tax,
alton; no bandying of words regarding this or that, will ever in the
slightest degree take the place of this impartial affection for our
fellows.
Most Of us will never be Lfncolns, but all OF us can at least deal
justly with our brother, and refrain from hating him.
Or from giving him cause to hate us.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-24
EDITED on
Zssran..H -.

Such qulss yaunia IN eoupsry vifh Mrs
Roosevelt a. are here described. II tails time
| constituted the presidents chief recreation
HI public ~lournsys and hautinT expeditions
had taofdea too much rich material for car
t~eonlsis aad iokesmiths 70 please The pre.i'
dent. lie wrote 70 q friend In Texas that
h reuld take no more hantinE trips while
be vas 10 the White Houss.-The Editor.
A visit 70 w~sshineton's nirthplaca
White House. April 40. 1900,
pEAR KERMIT. 4.
o. saturday Hnsraoea nothsF and I
started 81 on The syiph, mother having
maae ~ her mind I needed Sc hours rest,
and ~ had . defiehtfal time toessher, and
che wa lust a. cunning - she could be.
On Sunday mother and I epent about four
hours ashore taking our lunch and walking
up 70 the nonumsnt which marks where the
house stood IN which Wsahinrton was born.
II IL = simple shaft Every veaiiEs Of the
hsasa is destroyed, bat . curious and rather
pathetic thing IL that. although 10 mes, be
3 hundred years since the place vas deserted.
there are still muititudes 81 flowers which
aust have coms from those In the old gar
den. There arc iris and narcissas and q
little blue flower. With . neat prim. clean
smell that uskes one feel - " I; ought 10
be put With lavender into chests Of fresh
old linen. The narcissus In particular vas
sesl via no~,r, ne The psistsd colum.
Nine snd star Of psthlehem. Ii was q lovely
spot on . headlsnd overlooking . broad inlet
from the Potomac. There vas also the old
graveyard or grave plot in which we're the
ernvestonea Of w~ashington's father and
mother and grandmother, all pretty nearly
ruined. II vas lovely warm weather ard
nothsr and I eajoyea eur walk through The
funny. loaeiy old country. Rocking birds
meadow larkn Carolina wrens. cardinals, ard
field sparrovs were singing eheerfuily. We
cane W the river N I'M 70 -, one -.
evening ahis moiains "o'heI $50 49,
eround the "hhe house srouhas - usaAl. =
nina scs more ZONE o. .o.ess s'eLy ysA
me sronnd, ate no~ ~ 'n., h,sa ,sss ?,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-24

HisChi1dren

auence. while there sze not nearly a. unany
who are actually like people one meets. -
for Instance IN Thackefay, there are . great
many more who possess eharaetoristics which
We encounter continually. though rarely as
stroueis developed a. w she hctionai orig
malls. 30 Dickens character Last nimoat ~
B%unyan's do. For instance. Jefferson Brick
aud Elijah pceram and iianaibal ChoIlop are
I'll real pernonineatlons o. certain bad tend.
anciea In American life. and ! am contingally
t~hinhins Of Or allrding 10 some newspaper
editor or senator or bronchial rowdy By
enc o. these three namss. I never met any
one eKaetiy like uriak hesp. bat nov and
then We so individuals ahow traits which
make u easy 70 describe them. with refer.
encs 70 those traitA a. uriah Heep. II ~
iusi the sasne with Mieawber. Mrs- Niekleby
10 not quite = reel person. bat she typtfies.
IN acc~entuaaed form, trzita which q great
many real persons possess, and ! am con.
tiquaiiy thir1ing Of her when | meet them.
There arc half . toren books OF Dickens
ubieh have. I think. frruished more char
arters which ara the constant companions Of
the ordinary educated mas arcund us. than
IL true Of any other hall. volumes pub.
tons. and where u 10 real country.
No Place haks saGsnors Hiil
ITO Ethel. sasamots Hiii.l
BLESSED ETHEL;
1 am very glad that what changes have
been made IN the house are good. aud I
look forward 80 eagerly 70 seeing them.
After eli. fond a. I am Of tho White HOUSE
and much though l have appreciated these
years In H. bsre Sn't any place In the
world like homa-iiks Haeamore Hill. where
:hinrs are our own, with our own Assocta.
lions. snd whore II IL really country.
Attac Delights.
White House. June ~. 1900.
BLESSED ETHEL.
Your letter delighted me. I read u over
twies. and ehuekled ovar H. ny George. how
entirely ! syas=thife With your feelings In
the sttiei tnov iust what II IL 70 get
up into such a place and find the delight
with thrills Of criminal delight. when the
gfovnups were vainly demanding ones ap-
pearance al soiae legitimate aud ahh0rred
function; and then the once be loved and
half forgotten treasures. and the emotions Of
peace and war. with reference 20 former com
~panions, which they recall.
I am not in the least surprised shout the
mental teiepsthy; there Is much In u and
In Kindred things which are real and which
at present We do not understand. The only
trouble Ia that u usually gets mixed up with
oil kinds Of fakes.
am glad the band had = healthy eject
In revivinE old BieisieiH's youth. shall
never forget the intense interest In life he
always used TO gain when We encountered
an Italian with a barrel organ and q bear
a combination that made Renown seek In.
slant refuge In attempted suicide.
I Am really pleased that you are going
90 teach Sunday school. I think I told you
that I taught u for seven years. most Of
the time In = mission class. my pupils being
Of q kind which furnished me plenty Of Wig
orous excitement.
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