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GRESHAM
Ol'TM M Ik
F R ID A Y .
NOVEM BER
15.
I»1H
I cru m b le upon h is head an d a n u ih ila tr him forever from th e face of th e e a rth .
A nd the ad d itio n a l fact is th a t the deep er we q u estio n as to w ho Foch is,
th e c le a re r is th e a n sw er th u t In every act of h is life an d In every th o u g h t of
h is b ra in he Is C h ris t's m an.
If you w ere to ask him : "A re you C h ris t's m au ?” he would an sw er, "Y es."
It Beems to be beyond all shadow of doubt th a t w hen th e h o u r cam e In
w hich all th a t C h rist stood for w as to e ith e r sta n d or fall, C h rist ra ised up a
m au to lead th e h o sts th a t b a ttle d for H im
W hen th a t h o u r cam e in w hich tr u th an d rig h t, c h a rity , b ro th e rly love,
ju s tic e a n d lib e rty w ere e ith e r to triu m p h o r to be b lo tted o u t of th e w orld.
C h ris t cam e a g a in upon th e ro ad to D am ascus.
W hoever does not realize th is and see it clea rly as a fact he does but
b lu n d e r stu p id ly .
T h e re w ill be a crow ding com pany of c ritic s w hen th e w ar is ended an d they
w ill all be filled w ith th e ego of th e ir own conclusions. T hey w ill a tte m p t to
ex p lain th e g e n iu s of Foch w ith m aps and d iag ram s.
B u t; w hile th ey a re doing so, if you w ill look for Foch in som e q u iet c h u rc h ;
it is th e re th a t he will be found hum bly giving God th e glory and absolutely
i T h e follow ing a rtic le , w hich first d eclin in g to a ttrib u te it to him self.
C an th a t k in d of a m an win a w ar? 'C a n a m an w ho is a p ra c tic a l soldier
a p p eared In th e I.os A n g elet Tim es,
w as p rin te d in th e O utlook last week be also a p ra ctical C h ris tia n ? And is Foch th u t k in d of a m an ? I-et u s see.
ju s t before th e te rm in a tio n of h o s tili­
II.
ties. A n ticip atin g a dem an d for th e
If you w ere to know a m au who cam e hom e every n ig h t w ith a bag filled
p a p e rs e x tra copies w ere p rin te d bu t I w ith gold nu g g ets, you would n a tu ra lly be cu rio u s to know w here he w ent to
th e ed itio n w as soon e x h au sted an d so 1 get thqjp
m an y have ex p ressed d isap p o in tm en t
in th e sam e way, when you Bee a so ld ier w in n in g b a ttle s you a re cu rio u s to
th a t th e O utlook re p rin ts th e a rtic le
know from w hat so u rce c o n n s his genius.
fo r th e benefit of its rea d e rs.)
W here, th en , does Foch go for th e s tre n g th and m agical pow er to b rin g
hom e th e m arv elo u s v icto ries he h as won and is still w in n in g over |*russla and
Foch miin I»' called th> Man of the
Hour.
1 stu d y of his character re­ th e u nholy allia n c e s she has m ade to c ru sh th e w orld an d d riv e freedom from
v i n s him ns the Flower of the French th e e a rth ?
We have th e an sw e r close at home. A C alifo rn ia boy, se rv in g as a so ld ier
nation— unassum ing, kind, brave and
in th e A m erican E x p ed itio n ary F orces in F ia n c e , has recen tly w ritte n a le tte r
prayerful.
to h is p a re n ts in S an B aru a rd iu o in w hich he gives as well as an yone else
In every great and grave irisis in
could
give, th e a n sw er to th e q u estion we ask.
the history of thi race Ood has pre­
T h is A m erican boy E v an s is h is nam e—te lls of m eeting G eneral Foch at
pared a leader of this type and com­
m itted his great cause to such a man— close ra n g e in F ran ce.
E v an s had gone in to an old ch u rch to have a look at it, an d as he stood
a man who is worthy of highest honor,
history will put him in the sam e cluss th e re w ith b ared head sa tisfy in g h is resp ectfu l cu rio sity , a g ray m an w ith th e
w ith Joseph. .Moses, W ashington and eag les of a g en eral on th e co llar of h is shabby u n ifo rm , also e n te re d th e ch u rch .
Lincoln.
O nly one o rd e rly accom panied th e q u irt g ray m an. No g litte rin g staff of
Napoleon and W illiam H ohem ollcrn officers, no e n to u ra g e of gold-laced aid es were w ith h im ; nobody but ju s t th e
and hosts of others failed because their o rd erly .
E v an s paid sm all a tte n tio n , a t first, to th e g ray m an. but w as cu rio u s to see
am bitions were personal and selfish.
They sought glory and dominion. The him kneel in th e ch u rc h p ray in g . T he m in u te s passed u n til full th re e -q u a rte rs
world gives its praise to those who of a n h o u r had gone by before th e gray m an aro se from h is knees.
no n t it by their heroism, sacrifiée, un­
T h en E v an s followed him dow n th e stre e t and was su rp ris e d to see so ld iers
O -E T S ' T C C K .
selfishness and devotion to right.
sa lu te th is m an in g re a t ex citem ent, and women and ch ild re n stopping in th e ir
tra c k s w ith aw e-stru ck faces as he passed.
It w as Foch. And now, E v ans of San B arn a rd in o co u n ts the experien ce
T h is m an is G eneral F e rd in a n d Focli th e G ray .Man of C h rist.
T h is h a s been C h ris t’s w ar—C h ris t on one side, an d all th a t stood opposed as th e g re a te s t in h is life.
D u rin g th a t th re e -q u a rte rs of an h o u r th a t th e g en eralissim o of all th e
to C h rist on th e o th e r side. And th e g en eralissim o , in su p rem e com m and of
allied arm ie s w as on h is knees in hum ble su p p licatio n in th a t q u ie t ch u rch ,
a il th e arm ie s th a t fo u g h t on th e sid e of C h rist, Is C h ris t's m an.
10,000 g u n s w ere ro a rin g at h is w ord on a h u n d red h ills th u t rocked w ith death .
T h is m ay seem a s tra n g e s ta te m e n t for a se c u la r n ew sp ap er to m ake. But,
M illions of arm ed m en crouched in tre n c h e s o r ru sh ed acro ss blood-
It is th e b u sin ess of a n ew sp ap er to g et a t facts. If th e facts a re of a su p ern al d ren ch ed te r ra in e s a t his com m and, g en erals and Held m arsh als, a rtille ry ,
c a v alry , en g in eers, tan k s, fought and w rought acro ss th e m ap of E urope a b ­
n a tu re , it is s till th e b u sin ess of th e n ew sp ap er to get a t th em an d to record
so lu tely as he com m anded th em to do, and in no o th e r m an n er, as he w ent in to
them .
th a t little ch u rch to p ray .
And th e fact is th a t o w in g to th e g e n iu s of F e rd in a n d Foch, th e H u n sta n d s
N or was it an u n u sal th in g for G eneral Foch to do. T h e re is no day th a t
a t th is h o u r w ith h is back a g a in s t th e w a ll—a wall th a t is soon to c ra s h an d he does not do th e sam e th in g if th e re be a ch u rch th a t lie can reach. He never
CHRIST’S GRAY GENERAL
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THE MAN OF THE HOUR IN THE WORLD’S
GREATEST CRISIS.
Devout, Dignified, Uuassuming and Firm as the
Rock of Ages, the World Honors the
Greatest Soldier of All Time.
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fails to spend an h o u r on h is k nees every m o rning th u t he aw ukes from sleep;
au d every night it is the sam e.
M oreover, It is not a new th in g w ith him . He has done it h is whole
life long.
If young E vans could have follow ed the general on to h e a d q u a rte rs, w here
re p o rts w ere w aiting him and new s of victory upou victory was piled high
be fore him , he would d oubtless have set'll a g reat gladin ss on the g e n e ra l’s face,
but he w ould have seen no look of s u rp ris e th ere.
Men w ho do th a t w hich Foch does have no doubts. W hen P re m ie r
C lem enceau. the old T ig e r of F ran ce, stood on th e b a ttle fro n t w ith anx io u s
h eart, one look at th e face of F och stilled all h is fears. H e re tu rn e d to P a ris
w ith th e vision of su re and c e rta in victory.
T he g reat ag n o stic s ta te sm a n doubted, b u t th e G ray Man of C h rist did
not doubt.
III.
T he facts, then, in th e case a re th a t w hen th e freedom of th e w orld hung
in th e balance the w orld tu rn e d to Fix’ll as th e one g reat g e u iu s who could
save it a g a in s t the H u n ; and th a t Foch, who is perh ap s th e g re a te st soldier
th e w orld h as produced, is first of all, u C h ristia n .
W hat is the use of listen in g to m a te ria lis ts In the face of these facts?
W here did th e m an go who b ro u g h t hom e h is sack of gold n u g g ets every n ig h t?
W here does Foch go who b rin g s hom e a victory every day?
If lie goes to the chem ists, to th e w ar councils, to the map m ak ers, and
to them alone, well and good. T h a t’s w hat th e K aiser an d Von Iliu d e n b u rg
and L udendorff do, and so th e m a te ria lis ts would give us th e ir answ er.
B ut th u t is uot w hat Foch does. He goes to God. He gix>s to C h rist, who
tu rn e d back Paul on the road to D am ascus; to the N azaretie, who raised
L azaru s from th e tom b; to th e W anderer who went up th e d a rk p a th to
C alvary an d h u n g th e re upon th e tre e betw een tw o th iev es th a t th e sin s of
th e w orld m ig h t be w ashed aw ay.
T h in k of th is type of m an, q u iet and as hum ble as th e hum blest p easan t
in the stric k e n fields of F lan d ers, w ith the hopes aud the d i'stin ie s of a w hole
w orld in h is hands!
Is it not o u r tra d itio n th a t such a com m ander, com pared to whom A lex­
a n d e r an d C o n stan tin e aud N apoleon an d C aesar sta n d as c o rp o rals in L lllip u t
should be inaccessible iu h is lordly g ra n d e u r from th e eyes of com m on m en?
And yet, young E vans of S an B ern ard in o , ju s t an every day A m erican boy
from u n d e r th e shadow of old S an G orgonlo, spent n early an h o u r w ith Foch
In a n old F ren ch ch u rch , anil not even one bayonet was th e re to keep them
ap a rt.
T hey rep resen ted th e tw o g re a t dem ocracies of th e w orld, but th e re In th a t
old ch u rch they re p resen ted . Jointly, a fur g re a te r th in g th e dem ocracy of
C h rist.
IV,
T he w ar Is not yet ended, but Foch has alre a d y won It.
T he K aiser p ra te s m uch of God, but we know th a t h is "G o tt” is not the
God w ho gave us C hrist as H is only b egotten Son. You sh all search the u tte r ­
ances of th e K aiser in v ain to find one sin g le referen ce of h is to C h rist, o r
one appeal th u t he lias m ade to th e Son of Gtxi.
T he K uiser, and th u t P ru s s ia w hich he has liuilded up, have th r u s t C h rist
out. Allen is He to th e H un us lie w as to th em th a t slew Him.
O f H im w as th e prophecy th a t He would com e to be th e P rin ce of Peace,
F or such a P rince th e H un could have no longing and no love, because it w as
foretold th a t th ro u g h C h rist th e re would come an end of w ar.
" F o r all th e a rm o r of th e arm ed m an in th e tu m u lt, and th e g a rm e n ts
rolled in blood, sh all even be for b u rn in g , for fuel of fire.”
W hen, some day soon p ray God it m ay be soon th e tru m p e ts sh all
sound th e clear, sw eet call of peace across a broken w orld, th e v icto rs sh all
kneel at th e feet of <’h rlst, and a t th e head of all th e w eary yet rejo icin g h o st
sh all kneel C h ris t’s gray g en eral. F e rd in a n d Foch.
LUSTED
TROUTDALE
FAIRVIEW
DAMASCUS
T h e R ed C ro ss c o m m itte e fo r th e
e x a m in a tio n o f C h ris tm a s p a rcels
w ill m e e t a t th e postoilice a ll day
T u e sd a y . T h e m e m b e rs o f th e c o m ­
m itte e a re M esd atn es Ja m e s N o rm an .
C. I. T h o m a s, G eo. S c h la tte r, C h a rle s
B ra m h a ll an d W illiam C ra w fo rd .
T h e d elay e d m e e tin g of th e L a d ie s'
Aid w ill be h e ld a t th e c h u rc h on n ex t
W ed n e sd a y a fte rn o o n a t 2 o ’clock.
T h e R ed C ro ss w ill m eet fo r sew
in g o n T h u rs d a y fro m 10 to 4 a t th e
w o rk room .
F a ir v ie w ’s y o u n g fo lk s k e p t th e
e x c ite m e n t o v e r th e p eace new s g o ­
in g so m e w ith th e i r cow b ells an I
d ru m s of a ll k in d s , a s w ell as th e
tw o c h u rc h
b ells a n d sch o o l bell.
T h ey k e p t th e to w p in a h u m all day.
In th e e v e n in g a h u g e bonfire w as
b u ilt w hen ev ery o n e tu r n e d o u t a n d
m ad e all th e n o ise th e y co u ld . T hey
th e n w ent to th e c ity h a ll w h e re th e
M ayor, C ed ric S to n e, a n d I). S. D u n ­
b a r g av e s h o r t sp eech es.
P a tr io tic
so n g s w ere su n g a n d a tr e a t by a few
of o u r c ltie n s , c o n sistin g of c a n d ie s
a n d c ig a rs , w as p assed a ro u n d .
If th e ban is lifte d us lias been
s ta te d , F a irv ie w
sch o o l w ill o pen
n ex t M onday m o rn in g .
A t th e city e le c tio n h eld last w eek,
th e sa m e officers w ere re-elected
C ed ric S to n e as m a y o r; M rs. S n o v er,
re c o r d e r; Roy S to n e, tr e a s u r e r ; Mr.
F u lle r, m a rs h a l.
The
c o u n cilu ieu
a re Ed. H eslin , Jo h n J o n a s , 1). W.
M cK ay, E. C. M o rriso n , E. A. W h it­
ney a n d R. IL M o rrill, th e la t te r b e ­
ing th e o n ly new c o u n c ilm a n .
T h e so lic ito rs In th e U n ited W ar
W ork re p o rt th e w ork n e a rly finished
an d a ll h a v e re sp o n d e d freely . M ar
g a r e t J o n a s , w ho h a s th e V ictory
B oys’ a n d G irls' w o rk , re p o rts up to
d a te as h a v in g a good n u m b e r so fa r,
und a d e fin ite re p o rt of th e w ork will
be g iv e n la te r.
J. W. M oller h a s been confined to
h is h o m e w ith a s p ra in e d a n k le .
W e a lth y
R oyer, of
D am ascu s,
p assed aw ay on W ed n esd ay a t th e
fam ily h o m e fo llo w in g an illn e ss of
se v e ra l m ouths* d u ra tio n , d e a th b e­
ing d u e to tu b e rc u lo sis.
D eceased
w as 27 y e a rs of age. T h e re m a in s
w ere ta k e n to O reg o n C ity p e n d in g
fu n e ra l a rr a n g e m e n ts .
In th e sea, on ce upon a tim e , O My d a n c e d h o rn p ip e s w h ere he s h o u ld n 't
B est B eloved, th e r e w as a w h ale, a n d a n d th e W h ale felt m ost u n h a p p y , in ­
.
(H a v e you fo rg o tte n th e s u s ­
h e a te fishes.
H e a te th e s t a r fish, d p eed
e n d e rs ? )
a n d th e g a rfish , a n d th e c ra b an d th e
So he sa id
to th e ’S tu te F ish ,
d a b , an d the, p la ic e a n d th e d ace, a n d " T h is m an is v ery n u b b ly , a n d b e­
th e s k a te an d
h is m ate, an d th e sid e s he is m a k in g m e h icco u g h
m a c k e re e l an d th e p ic k e re e l, a n d th e W h a t s h a ll I d o ? "
"T e ll him to com e o u t," sa id th e
re a lly tru ly tw ir ly — w h irly eel. All
th e fishes he c o u ld find in a ll th e sea ‘S tu te F ish .
So th e W h a le c a lle d dow n Ills ow n
h e a te w ith h is m o u th — so! T ill at
la s t th e r e w as o n ly o n e sm a ll fish le ft th r o a t to th e sh ip w re c k e d M a rin e r, S iE iK li A NIGHT BEFORE AWAY
in all th e sea, a n d he w as a sm a te “ C om e o u t a n d b e h av e y o u rs e lf, Iv ’e
FROM HOME.
"S tute F is h , a n d he sw am a little b e­ g o t th e h ic c o u g h s .”
“ N ay, n a y ! ” sa id th e M a rin e r,
h in d th e w h a le ’s r ig h t e a r, so as to
By B R U C E BARTON.
be o u t of h a r m ’s w ay. T h e n th e “ N ot so, b u t fa r o th e rw is e . T a k e m e
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w hole to w n w as g a th e r e d on
W h a le stood up on his ta il a n d sa id , to my n a tiv e -sh o re , an d th e w h ite-
“ I ’m h u n g ry .” A nd th e sm a ll ’S tu te clilTs-of- A lb io n , a n d I ’ll th in k a b o u t th e p la tfo rm th a t m o rn in g to see th e
A nd h e b eg a n to d a n c e m o re tr a in p u ll o u t— m en a n d w om en a n d
F is h said in a s m a ll ’s tu te voice, “ N o­ i t . ”
b le a n d g e n e ro u s C e ta c e a n , h a v e you th a n ev er.
c h ild re n , w av in g an d c h e e rin g an d
"Y o u had b e tte r ta k e him hom e,
e v e r ta s te d M a n ? ”
tr
y in g h a rd to k eep on sm illr-s
" N o ,” said th e W h ale. " W h a t is “ sa id th e ’S tu te F ish to th e W h ale.
“ I o u g h to h av e w arn ed you th a t he th r o u g h th e ir te a rs .
i t lik e ? ”
O u t o f th e t a r w indow s le a n e d th e
"N ic e ," said th e sm a ll ’S tu te F ish . is a m an o f in fin ite -re so u rc e -a n d -sa -
g a c ity .”
“ N ice b u t n u b b ly .”
boys to w ave a la s t good-bye.
So th e W h a le sw am , a n d sw am an d
“ T h e n fetch m e so m e ,” said th e
J u s t a v e ra g e , cleu r-ey ed c o u n try
W h ale , an d he m a d e th e se a fr o th up sw a m w ith b o th flip p ers u n d h is ta il,
a s h a rd as h e c o u ld fo r th e h ic­ to w n b o y s; tw e n ty o f th em a lt o g e th ­
w ith his tail.
“ O ne at a tim e is e n o u g h ,” said th e c o u g h s ; an d a t la s t h e saw th e M ar­ er. A nd s e v e n te e n of th e m h ad n e v e r
’S tu te F ish .
“ If you sw im to la ti­ in e r ’s n a tiv e s h o re a n d th e w h ite- s le p t a n ig h t aw ay fro m h o m e b efo re.
tu d e F ifty N o rth , lo n g itu d e F o rty cliffs-o f-A lb io n , a n d he ru s h e d h a lf­
T h ey a re d w e llin g in a s tr a n g e
W e st ( t h a t is m a g ic ), you w ill find, w ay up th e b each , a n d o p en ed his
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b lu e ca n v a s b re e c h e s, a p a ir o f s u s ­ A sh u e lo t, N a sh u a , K een e, a n d s t a ­
B ut a c ro s s (h e m u d an d th e snow a
p e n d e rs (you m u s t n o t fo rg e t th e tio n s on th e F itc h b u rg R o a d ;" an d lig h t g le a m s w arm fro m a liu t on th e
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ja c k -k n ife , o n e sh ip w re c k e d m a rin e r, w a lk e d o u t o f Ills m o u th . B u t w hile e d g e o f th e to w n , a n d in sid e good
w ho, it is only f a ir to te ll you, is a th e W h a le h ad been sw im m in g , th e c h e e r a n d h a p p in e s s a re re a d y fo r
m a n of in fin ite re s o u rc e s — a n d -s a ­ M a rin e r, w ho w as in d eed a p erso n of w h o ev er w ill com e in to claim th em .
in fin ite -re s o u rc e -a n d - sa g a c ity , hai
g a c ity ,”
F rie n d s h ip d w e lls in th e h u t;
So th e W h a le sw am an d sw am to ta k e n Ills ja c k -k n ife a n d c u t up th e
la titu d e F ifty N o rth , lo n g itu d e F o rty r a f t in to a little s q u a r e g r a tin g all k eep its w arm fires b u rn in g b rig h t
W est, as fast a s h e co u ld sw im , a n d ru n n in g c riss-c ro ss, an d h e tie d it th is w in te r. L et i t be p e rfe c tly c le a r
on a ra f t, in th e m id d le o f th e sea, firm w ith h is s u s p e n d e rs (n o w you to th e m en o v e r th e r e th a t you h av e
w ith n o th in g to w ear except a p a ir of know you w ere n o t to fo rg e t th e su s n o t fo r g o tte n .
b lue ca n v a s b re e c h e s , a p a ir of bus p e n d e r s ) , a n d h e d ra g g e d th a t g r a t ­
p e n d e rs (y o u m u st p a rtic u la rly r e ­ in g good a n d ti g h t in to th e W h a le 's — to th e m en th a t o n ly a little w hile
m e m b e r th e su s p e n d e rs . B est Be­ th r o a t, a n d th e r e it s tu c k ! T h e n he ag o w ere boys w ho h ad n e v e r s le p t a
lo v e d ), an d a ja c k -k n ife , h e fo u n d re c ite d th e fo llo w in g S lo k a, w hich, n ig h t aw ay fro m hom e.
o n e sin g le, s o lita ry sh ip w re c k e d m a r ­ a s you h av e n o t h e a rd it, I w ill now
in e r. tr a ilin g h is to e s in th e w a te r. p ro ceed to r e la te :
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T h en th e W h ale o p en ed h is m o u th
back a u d back a u d back till it n e a rly H i-b e r-n i-a n . A nd he ste p p e d o u t on P e te r L e n a rd , P o w ell s tr e e t.
to u c h e d h is ta il, a n d he sw allo w ed th e sh in g le , a n d w en t h o m e to his
th e sh ip w re c k e d m a rin e r, an d th e ra f i m o th e r, w ho h ad g iv en h im leav e to (■really B oim -H iim I by ChaiiilM-rlain's
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h e w as s ittin g on, an d h is b lu e c a n ­ tr a il h is to e s in th e w a te r; an d he
v as b reech es, a n d
th e s u s p e n d e rs m a r rie d anil lived h ap p ily e v e r a f t e r ­
" I am th a n k f u l fo r th e good I hav e
(w h ic h you m u s t n o t fo r g e t) a n d th e w ard . So did th e W h ale. B u t from
ja c k -k n ife .
He sw allo w ed th e m all t h a t d ay o n , th e g r a tin g in h is th r o a t, receiv ed by u sin g C h a m b e rla in ’s T ab
A bout tw o y e a rs ag o w hen 1
dow n in to h is w arm , d a rk , in s id e c u p ­ w h ich he co u ld n e ith e r co u g h u p not lets.
b o a rd s , an d th e n h e sm ack ed h is lips sw allo w dow n, p re v e n te d h im e a tin g b eg an ta k in g th e m I w as su ffe rin g a
— -so, an d tu r n e d ro u n d th r e e tim e s a n y th in g ex cep t v ery -v ery sm a ll fish; g re a t d eal fro m d is tre s s a f t e r e a tin g ,
a n d th a t is th e re a s o n w hy w h ales ! a n d fro m h e a d a c h e an d a tir e d , la n ­
on h is ta ll.
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a to rp id liv er. C h a m b e rla in 's T a b le ts
w as a m an of in fin ite , re s o u rc e , a n d little g irls.
T h e sm a ll 'S tu te F ish w en t a n d hid c o rre c te d th e s e d is o rd e rs in a s h o r t
s a g a c ity , fo s n d h im se lf tr u ly in sid e
th e W h a le s’s w arm , d a rk , in s id e c u p ­ h im se lf in th e m u d u n d e r th e d o or- tim e, a n d sin ce ta k in g tw o b o ttle s of
b o a rd s , he s tu m p e d a n d h e ju m p e d sills of th e e q u a to r. He w as a fra id th e m my h e a lth h a s b een g o o d ,”
u n d he th u m p e d an d he b u m p ed , an d th a t th e W h a le m ig h t be a n g ry w ith ¡w rite s M rs. M. P. H arw o o d , A u b u rn ,
I New Y ork.— Adv.
he p ra n c e d an d he d a n c e d , an d he J him .
T h e S a ilo r to o k th e ja c k -k n ife
b a n g e d an d he c la n g e d , an d he hit
a n d he bit, a n d he leap ed an d he | h o m e. H e w as w e a rin g th e b lu e c a n ­
c re e p e d . a n d h e p ro w led a n d he vas b re e c h e s w h en lie w alk ed o u t on
T h e s u s p e n d e rs w ere
h o w led , an d h e h o p p ed a n d he ! th e s h in g le .
d ro p p e d , anil h e c ried an d he sig h ed le ft b e h in d , you see, to tie th e g ra tin g
a n d he cra w le d a n d he b aw led , and j w ith , a n d th a t is th e en d of th a t
L IB R A R IA N
h e ste p p e d an d he lep p ed , a nd he ta le
A llow s us to c o m p ete w ith all riv a ls.
T h e In g re d ie n ts o f o u r b re a d an d
p a s trie s a re in s tr ic t c o n fo rm ity w ith
th e w a r re g u la tio n s a n d th e n e a tn e s s
o f o u r b a k e ry h as g iven us th e h ig h ­
e s t s a n ita r y r a tin g .
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to M r. P h e la n .
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garb, " I w ant a little piece in y o u r
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cook, w ash, iron, m ilk four cow s and
m anage a m a tk e t w agon.” S hall I
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w ant to m a rry h e r.” M an w an ts b u t
little h ere below.
proved necurity.
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A. M EYERS, Clerk
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
Office w ith C om m ercial T ra n s fe r Co., 225 Ash St., bet. F irs t and Second
G resham Office, G arage n e a r I,um ber Yard, R esidence sam e.
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GRESHAM and PORTLAND
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to th is sh o p , an d we a re going
to tr e a t th e m rig h t. A gain, we
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