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Saturday, November 23, 191 8.
THE EVENING HERALD
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BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
MEN OF CITY FIND SPECIAL
CAUSE FOR GIVING THANKS
'limn
If VII.
II III
became the Rieut world ;ir
Uhlt-h wr Invoked Ibe win. In. n
tueme i i:IiU,iiiiikh liu" i n ! I
iiitniilcle liiiirnpti uf the ih-i
ideal fur vthlrli fmimit. tnnfi, nl
mill suffered. Mir ilcud Ii r. H ii ,
i in vii III. Ill" amH BH'i ri i""' WHO
I (idle ronin II iikii MimI !tii' I'm I i
1 I'MMiiixl J I Ih iiiiiimtvil' li.ni' ) . ,
TlinukHuiviiiir v-nviii this vmr one t.l unusual Kitrnifii'iiiue from i "" "' "" -' i" niev a.ivo-
. i i i . r ...i n , I rated Ii.im been rciu.llali i In the fnr
spirit mil, tumul it ml -iiimiiu h- miit nf view ( rut limit' fur nil mil vie- j ,lf a f .,,.,. ,,vuii tin ., '.
lory Hllil llll tllllt It llli'lllls to tins Mill iilll ; lliilllkl'llllirHM 1'lir tllO li'SslitIM ilrritiiiim tbe hirili tluocw ,f ,i r,..
l..,. I tr.nti tin. . ,.i. r..i. 1 1... ...i. i... i u;i.n.t;..u i.;..i. ; imbUc. after wim-h b m i .. k,- her
I . i I .i I'lat 11 "
our iiriviui' to iiiri-t. rc intiniiv tin- rcusmis invrn liv A 1 1 txi ii-iw m , . n- uurid
IHOII US SIH'CIII I'llllSfH for rciiilrlliir tllix I'lir. ! "W'f enn ! It : n K ! thai tiie
I pon every tilume of nur national (if pence? Or will II nll.li. linrlk Into
tliv liiw puttering futility or nllicr
lifo linen the Tliutiksrjiv Inn mimnn thi
tnr bring It spi'ilul blessing. Wliut
the tiny means to im from n npii itu.il.
n mori'l unit mi eioniiinu point of view
It almtvn in the fuliowintc statement
day
"Till In u plea for n ronlintiniice
of efficient rommuhity efftirt. II
no 111 In eountv roul.l work nt milillc
I rum viirlo'ut business ntul ,rolcsiuiuil i eihii Htiiin public health, better umi
Wen of Mlni.uicr.tuc: culture-, better romla. n hctlci city
"TliunkHKlviiii; day. celebrated for in "hint, nt nntloit -ImitttiiiK ; If w
the firNt tunc by Plymouth Culnnt, could work nt these thinf a we have
1S1. mid tlnnuxhnut the Inn "d nt war. then thcrn ih nu man living
Suite aimii lii;l. im ii n American in-, who colli. 1 predict "he luoaresn thut
dilution." n l. A. H. M( Milieu "ThiH
nntiMii lum innnv reason now to eel- .
"brute that dat ; u few me particularly
aiKiiifitmit . Mur victory titer our-'
lvc 111 overcoming the tlirull of pa- ,
cin.-min; our piutii ipiitum. nltltuugh 1
belated, in the ureal context for world
freedom, the. Ihorutirli icicat of ml- 1
tociacy and despotic putter cm tluir 1
rhoscii field of luittle.
"We rotmre with Trance, I'dmum.
I'olan.l, Heitui. Ituiiiam.i and othei i
victims of Herman rut hlcssnrsit, in
their ilellveiiiiice fioiu the oppi-t-sMiir.
We icjnlre in I hi reeoer from the
'tiiiNpriikalde Tim k' or the laud Iii.i.Id
Kacie.l l,- our It.iitiir,
"vVii iniml nut form I that hI'IioiikIi '
tlerninn uuhtiiry pouer han received it
i-l iinIiIiik ih. rent, tlerlilliu propOKillldll 1
Ih pull iHinpunt I.ceii while IIcIkIiiiii
on. I I'll, in he 1. I.e. Inn- we hen r llm
tell Neat Would Litlnc to Hill loiu
niunity
"At thin Tllllllkt!lVllllf time. MM
Anii'iiuina will ue thniikn. net
make her coin i iimiion to
l.e
1 mournful vhlne of Ihe Himi IIHi ntul
ii eoni'lderalde 1 1 ii n 1 1 o i of i.tlicm who
have Meeii In thin itn,.ei il iui. the
lKli of 'the laxt da' li.i not lOlne
Itrue. The earth Ih Mill .wuimr and th?
'human race han a loiii; i.itiiiiev l.efore
III l.lfe With II" eneiKle it- iIkcoV-
erlcH, Its in hievemeni". M ill In line In
a far Krenier T .M l: W The l.lu
i get tluiiMH al'" .vet In I..- ilone I'hl'i.
I nanny han nol fi.ile.l I, .it han tri
umphed BlorloiiNly m Mm iiu(!Ii for
I the Mupiemai of the wnr id. And Km
I economics, luoralitit and Hpil itU'il lit.
I lalniiicnw depend uion our faithful
oniv "lew ai d dnp W e lini'l ri.ir Chvwt
of thi clinreh. w Iiomc own heaitu an I
liw are Bleeped in thai i.ma m i,o.
ami lliHWavx. whul. i i . .1. i.Iio .ij
llll. I ll-llMted leader 1' ;. I I I , , s . I , t .
Hal italic that we e..n r.n.l .1,1 .1. 1 - t
note lor tlunik;niim ai i .u, ihu
iiiiri In khiiK " e l.litli ot
Ilie wo.ld'H Havler aiel itiiueui i.
tlnn of a Rltl't ( ma 11. ;... lion. Iinman.
It v todnv ran ulvo Ih ink i lot tins new
Until of fl loin and tlir. 11. .Hi '.limit
, ir Ii II 111a III t v ' H la. lii 10 .1 1111.1 . i,,l I...
I llllf HelHelllV KllthlM
Thou lln-t Tiltimplieil. l iciii iir:1
11.'
not nIow
Mlfrl the
I'll l'n
lolllt ll.l
to n It It isp Tlinnich th(t
( ilp I la t lint t, I. ei 1 1 1 V
' ol mlprclin ' 1 1 111. '. Tl'ei 1
O I ( I'll no (I h. 1 1 1 . .
Arthur I' WrU-i
In eld"iiee d th- hi.
tiiuiupli of the fl.i. M
llllf, ail HOIIle lllltf aalil.
and lailuie.
When the Oreat M
the tdaili.ioi ot II.. I.,
to iih iih I ho K. llll .ll
lie threw the K itli t
iilitncliK y, 11 ml Ihe urn
I 1
1 .1.11.-1
II. Mill I' l
I. lloV )
Mount,
led of
ill wcro
"l-'i.r tealH we have sii"1 l.t II. i
l'( pill'llf Will III ill ('Vl'l'l I'll. ' I ".til... .
Tin. i.iiti'i.iiii' iih nun 11 1:11 ii naniiol
1. 1 1 iin that 11 irov ci nun 111 ..i m, an.'
l. tin people 1 (nil. I 1 .ml iliile I 'em.x -i.iey
hud not mociiiciI a ticl plate hi
t In to. inn .
"I'll ItoVi . the .l'ineili 01 I In N.il-
11 1 1 ii. have t' niinplie.l. P. mi... i i. i n
ill. In ..ted We hino p.:.-. I II... i
.i 110. l.t.il st.iue Xill'i.ini Ii 11 l'e
(i :id I'M death Plow lliilu.ili l.n. ilt
in avHiire.l 'Ihe Sun hilti m.i.lf mi
lice, inn I we :nr ' ' ee imleiit. We en
lev II m 11 a new II. I 'I'll.le ri .1 lilli;
I'oa.t a In ad, lull I lie 1 1 all 11. ( Ii .11 l ih
limd
' I'.. i- all Hum w lilt he.n t-i .111.!
tout', in thaiik-.j:M 1 it ir to Una the iai
Ot fl... r I til "
THE GIRL I LEFT BEHIND ME
f,,c Imii r..e ll.i. I. r...,OM ,,f :,r I II.' IHU. in.ll lllell. I lie
Thev will kie thxiikM for a new MHiun ' "'' 1,1 v
of w hat a cninniuiiity inn do. and thev them in Mini .
will (tivo expieHHion to thitt IhiitikM, J P'opleK of earth the
not only in wordM, but in di edM ' l w-hat OhriM meaiii. I
H'i ii. i. t i.,.,... . ... , o.i l'reldeni U llnon la.
iii i, n oil -.ni ihi
Slunllkniue. ,
I'.. T. t'haite, Heeri'tniv, National
l.ile liiHiiiiince I'otnparix of the Houth-'
wmi iuih;
'ThniikuKivini.' da wan inauuiiialed ,
I iv one I'llitiiul I'atlielM the lull of the
Heeoml fiir alter their arrival in (
America. it iuih hehl enpeeiiil hiiiiii
ficanee tu American e.r Hince. TIiIh
-ear it HeeniM to me that all nation-, of
the wml. t Hhouhl reaiice and eelelirate
nlitle HURReMtlon of a mifl pi in , and ,
of pity i.u the oppi ckmoi's, the ililllian I
people, who knew no pitv even for.
helpli-NM wiiiiii-n mid chllilii'U. Not on
Thnnkiii'iv me day with AiiieneaiiH
"Now that we have won the war.
we iuiini Haul in- colli l.ieiice Ol tne ell- i y(l( (in
tire world In our charity and iicIh nf ...
Ill lull I'eMt lllll loll I..IM heell llla.le alll i - "'" n " eill..ll in me eon- , ,., ,lM. ,;,v ,
evirv wanton and IlwIi mh ai l of In u-, Pieiepi nun iMiiupie, w
tahlv Iuih licdi leeompi lined, mo far muHt Hhow I he llei niiin people t hat we
iih moiiev .an pat. to the McllniH of,"" "hder the MtaiH and StnpiH
Herman (lueltt. I.) tiennanv and her "" tM hi'lhle and h inpaihel ic. an
eo.conpmiiori. i we Hay that there ' '" "n.onipi niniritnii when we lire
Ih a iiiNt pen. e. I fiKhtini; for a principle. IK iIoiuk
lit of the world ((inflaiinitli.il "li. w- can iii.ikii tne .inn o- iii. i. iac,
our loiinci erieiiiii'M wnni ii
till tieople of tltlK sriltt
Wl'
nma ii to
, tneaiiM ti
which seemed no .liHtiMroiiN tn the hr
frinuui. Ihe wot Id Iuih made mi im.
loeiiMUialde n.lv nine 'or lllieilv and
freedom, and we enn Hay, n H wiim Haul
In olden tlmcH. 'The Jiuiiitiif iiIn of the
Lord him true and riKhteoun alto
Bcther ' "
Tu the America ii I'enplc.
"TliniiL-:,,., lit,. .U.e .n II,.. Itll
liRH a peculiar and in'Mine HIKnifl- ""' P'dteli'H pahl
ciiuiiti'.'. And v.lmt Im more HiKtiilieaut
than that ve Htart our erramlH of
mercy on tins Tim nkKiv nu; .lav .'
"I'eiMotiallv . thin ThankHKiv Inu day
will lie n Mouree of Rrpat HiitlMfaction
to me when I think of the many f.iml-
Pen in thin Mate, who on aecoiini ol
hy the National l ife
l'nee." mini J. II. Hern. Ion. "Oui' pur.
w 111 he heller
iiiliiued
ime when we rlrdeii oiina lteH for the "1'"" enihiren nil. I eujov
I'Olirllcl Kin In flee the Wlilld. vv COlo foltH Of llf
took up the cauiitlet thrown down h
the Kalnei' and for what he stood: we I
V.ere prepurcd to nacnlice evervlhinff .
(Ii the altar of (ice. lorn and juntiee, I
unit to M ite the world and civ ill7.iiiuin ,
Ironi thu 1 1 ii iin who had attacked1
to e.lucaie
Home of the
llcncfll-. IkHinl I rtnn the War.
"Not only Hhould we he thanklul
nt thlH ThankMiTiv iiir Heai.on lor the
Kieut allied iciory and all it meuiiN
to us hh a nation." Haid (luv Kot;erM,
nut we Hhould he ciutel il for t.ie
t hem
The material ami moral iiMnxtam e i r n ed 1 1 otll II..
ri ndere I l.v iih turned the tnl.i of on- ! throuuh whleh
premium, and hikiiiit than we had nny :
riKhl to expect we have ai'i'umpllNhed ,
our Hhaic of Ihe tank To the (lod
id II.i.Im nm I the (lu.l of liatlle hIioiII !
oui pioplc hi thin time rame. their'
lieaitH mid minds in anient th inks. J
IhIv iiib. To liie flower of American,
manhood ihe Mnlwart fe.iiIehH ounir
men who lime our M.n; aloft. uiiHulhed
lind uiiHtaiiied to a K'orioUH nm! trt- '
liiilll.aiit villi. i. a vi.u.rv of iinioiidi-l
tional Miiienl. i. in due tho tluinkn of;
u Kiateful people i
"To the men and w omen of America (
to whom wan not civi'ii the piivileifei
lif ii.lnallv .ai In Ipatliut III the woil.lj
lotilllil, hut w hit (.iilc, without Mint,
Id ttielr 1 1 1 in and ol tnclr monev and'
what ih mole prcclou-. Mlill. their I.ovm, I
to the (iiiihc of tieedoni. hhouhl we
Pew in.ti.e the nation iiuu with pc(
t.l ihaukHiv nut
' With all ol the world aflame our
nation lui pioMpcrc.l niuterlall.i . Let
lienefiiH which this eountiv Iuih de
liu. The evxperlenieH
Ida Aniei'li rill peoide
have piiMned ilurime this trreat onlial
hale devili.pi ii tra.tMof nobility which
could have been tuoiml.t nut in no
othiir vviii. I firmlv Pellet e iiIho that
tho Icmnoii of thrill which we have
learned lut i n u the war ih one which
will he ol itieatlmahle value to thin1
nation an lolii; a.s it cIMn."
1 hank I nines-, fur l.loiloil-. Idol T.
"We have the henl ol iiiihoiih for
tujoi. im, tl.ia riiaiik-u.lv ink." said .1.
A. Weinuiaii. "The end of tho war
ItaH come ntul pia.'e in aa.'iiire.l.
"I'lle IM-ople Of thlH eolllitiv and
their iillieH have won i liluiioiiH vie
toil' The Holla mill d.'liiHlllelH of the
people linvn won the war, ami irivtii
iih the iniiHt womlerlul tielorv for lih
crt) in thu hiNtoiy uf the win I.I. .Soon
our lii'.vc Mohlier laiv h will be rouiuii;
-j i home
! "r'or i )l Ihene naaoim lei u thunk
Ihe AlnilKlilv and ilial.e llilH the
ent
,. 1101,4 uf men.
' would have
tuii-d nlve tho
1 oiiccptioo llf
'lie llillioll-i.
il-.wn nur na
tional prnitrnm in tin-. imiprrhf n-nvc
1 Htatemenl It will now be our f.illun
I ate duty to iimi iNt hv example b -.o'n r.
friendly counsel, ntul hv material aid
' In the rNtabliidiini'iit of a Just dem ic-
, l.ieV throughout the world.' With
thankful heal Is that we live in thin
1 day ol the rcl.ntti ol Hie world let un
1 set our prow tovvanla our tai'k and ill- t
I Vile the I'll.. I to Htep to the w heel '
iiilnk ami I hank.
Ilev. 1 1 ut: h . I'oopei: "Wan there'
ever a moment when the whole world
I had an much caut-e lor I lianksciv 'iii:-'
the IMKt I'htiHtlnaM nm lino:
allKelH nam; over Ihe Ml.ivlor'H
(bid III the I, mli. Ml
on eailh peace, irood will In inch.
Apmt 1 1 (.in that " In 1- otf divine (Vent'1
pnsHiblv Dure ban lacu no peruid of
the world when all the iiilta l, ta ill s
should be a:t thanklul an .list liovv . .
Thev nav 'thank iuih. from the vvoi.l
think, .lust think ol what his been
w roituht ilutlin; the pi st -.iin. While
there Iuih been ureal hc-M mid while
many a home nhall be .shrouded 111
iiiourulm;, thin ThanksKivitiv day. for
Home Iiovh nleep beneath the poppu 11
in KlamlerH or Home other field, yet
how Kreat Hhiill be the reward of their
unci 1 fue. If, hh has I.e. 11 Hi.nl, the
blood of Ihe miHHionnry ih the need
corn cif the church, the blood of our
I patriot hoiim will Miiely be Ihe h. c.-i(
'a hirKcr and mm inuring freedom.!
i and of a belter world than tv 1 have'
I know n hitherto. 1
j "Thank Mod lo'lav for oitr wonder-'
,11111(1 of material wealth and beauty !
'the hvrltaui. of our forela'hi ih. Thank 1
imii i.ir our vonim men w ho nri over
ther' or in our ramps, biaver cntl
better were never the hi rit;').i of anv
nation. Thank II. in for our nolle
women who ha.o stood behind the
Iiovh. who Mtnoil In hind the nuns Ii
j im Hind 111 the Hil l. that al the ere.i- .
1 t'oli the ni.MiiMit, Hiai'M Hum; toclhei.
land the sons of I lod idmuted tin no.
'la I UK 1. In. lit lor lov , and lit it b.
! Ihe Jov uf pr.nse In AIiiiijIiIi liod
whone face Is alwajs iiciiiihI Ihe i.p.
proxMi . I at Hie whole caith by nllid
With 1 1 in iname."
TIlllllksKlVlUk' IhlV. lltlM.
I V li. I low lieu, blHhop ol NelV Met-
n o. Th.iiiksciv inu lav 111 Ihe vi ai ol
out land. l:it, 10n.es In oui Ann 11
eaii people with a richer Hmin I ica 111 .1
than at afiv linn, hiius its uisiiliitiou
bv the I l 1 ic I in lathi-is. Thu reilHoin.
are obv loin, an. I in.iiiv. A ivoili 1v.11
on a scab- inter lif known i.itii
10111 vi aisol tcinblc bloodsh. (I. wuk.
ed atrocities, and awful devastation
Iuih come to an end; shackles of 1.1 is.
nave i.een tl
ij cAnoi.TN in r.diKit
(CopyriRht, Itll. by Carolyn Iteecher.
1
1 1 i 1 1 it
have 11 b-ll.'i I:-..
T'-a vniore toi.i ' :
I
Mrs
Teli me what
Maid shown. I.' ml.
Mrs. Trivinoi.
save thai pait
Kllxnheih. h" 1.
In lu r niece m ev 1
her as fIk roan
was proud to be
throlilill inalllai'.
wavs lh..m;lil ol
Wolnterflll lllliil.
so lookHil up t
that she eirlv P.
wit hhiM hiiperi.'
w as a man lad 1:
he it III not tneai.
to flatter.
I .111. senteni e t
she did 11 ad t'
Tiaviiiore sent I..
"She will hate '
lie' fill woman h
ma n who will 1 .-1 '
return."
Neither 11. a 1.
Clizaln th 1 an . !
loe.l. The Idea
that she would I
to become worth
had (tone al.Vth.
never. IvrhapK h
she also must I"
that was what
wasn't ih" il"'
course. not lit'
Helen and line..
Hull' time an vv
l ilt she was 1. .1
pel haps la'er. at'
ask Aunt Helen
work In do In l!
( II.
. v .
'al l 'Il
uncle."
llllabe'll
I
the letter
lerred to
j.l.ld liKbt
1. '1 In looked al
I Mr Tl at morn
. I .i lllake even
M. il.. Ill had al
1111. le ..s a Iilie-t
vva - . i ff l( lent.
. . 1 1 k.-1 1 1 bv others
1 nil:.' Ilnpresseit
Then. loo. h
'.. .v inie th.iiu-'
la r ... I'ffecl 01
V I III
t.l ..l
Ill Hie
but tin
um ! I
nitiit t"
tiiel.lll. vv I'tca she 1 .Mill Y.a.Tt
She wollhl knit all summer
1. .iint.i m : ,i.t oni I.u lllake.
nth. I V l.ll I ... If riill" c, her
..' nol known -he was bi-cui-M.11I.
.'I he Wouldn't llilte
mini tvh.ii he
Inr .f her .vv
Im .lid m.t k
VV el e never .11
1 lll'le I'coi
he had ad. led
laid -aid !h
lid ll'.lt II-' knew lo III
. l.i ll"d llltiri'-l III t as
low Hint I.I. ikes letlers
- W . ' 1 . . I
- had a.l. too rather
if he did ret in n II"
il to make Iheiu Ihink
THE COFFEE IS HOT
THE BUTTER IS COLD
THE BREAD IS FRESH
THE MEAT IS TENDER
AT-
The
BOSTON
109 South First Street
CAFE
Also the Service Is Good and the
Prices Reasonable
.1
the il.ilii.er i-'reati-lla.l
hi ( II nu a I.I I t
many had decl:
III k'e.l the etllr I in e
Males III th"' MllUClK'le
pntanl at per del
than It w
.' e v ei mice I ii
war He h
f the I lilt
had be.
S... ot I
lb
iro
' I. !-'trj lb. si. ill a I
, I. .mill', Mllh t: r IIS Mo: .1
, talk ' '
"I a in - ii i e 1 in i.t li.u'
I I ilk ' .1" V ... i ill l I ,,,
h
t.. i:i:
- W III I
e. and
el V
.it t tl V I
r. If In
.b.'.h
Mi
,-..i.l
w.
ai -
.f the
.I..CI.
U
. Ollllllf lit. bill
...I what fol
lei nil' le i-avini
n. do allVthillK
hv . she never
ill love tak.
'( iiiiant that
ii w al w ol k. 1
. meant. Well.
lll'l.e. . . I if
l et like .A lint
... en w ho Kate all
,i tl.elr InolieV
. 11. IIIK III Work
.1 Iliac, she Wollld
i , her i olio'
I ( i osr. but not
lie w is all alnnil-l now She would
not allow ln'i'.i II lo think of il iimei'
to HI. ike. .-he db 111 t I'e.llh' believe
there Was nliv
Who do voo i on .-.( Ik i n.i o be
-.01 ne who i-ri ' t tl usl vv oil hv S..n.e
of 'be men I " knows V" l.l 'ibe'h
:ckel her allilt.
I n. sure I ib.n t know
Him - I have ihoiiath'
"Thoiiirht what. Aunt II
"Noihini;' It Is neither
fair to iriv e e pi esdoll
i pi. ion hut I II ii I
. A me ru a us, should !" terv en
. Whom 'l et talk III W l lolllti
llf What We av, no lil.itl" I to
tvo III. I ... ( k 1 1 , e; Sollll'l lll'IK
In- heard or overhear I that
work Iin ah ul.ible harm "
"Tlleie IS ;ollel no one in nur se
of whom We ll.i il be all aid."
"rrnhahlv not nil I think II un
, we. to tail, ..i.vlii.i.e of a piivut.
al.oul It.
I be unai. le
I am asUi
' . .1 berw im.
Is u I a d
"I Ion I
' I w ..s r .
If -.aid
Mill I V ei V
lo I
.1 III
Ik a l.v thlilc
, opitinoi. I !
I
i-.i lit s'lbj, i f.
i t .'tall.'.l. I . I
I think liu.- of vv h
parll. al ii Iv I
-oiiic
.den '"
Wise not
mere slls
all k',,,
ireful I
n t; tli.it if w e vv oiil.i no
' W e klleW I' III Ik' hi stoi
I'.'iln: so too 1 have iii'iiiv .
a"ke. me beeiillse of votii
isi villi ami
of silence
: No Wa l
.l Iked -Vt II'
W t.O little
I'.'l" to
Win n
klVe It. but
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wa-. thiol,
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had
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be W(
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III It ( atlM.-.t tl i Iti lo l.e
Il W IS his llkll l! b. he
linn fi ik'n li.t.-i r-t in lb"
they W CI e tier I . I II IV "
('HI led to -peak of hllll
ber-el'
I
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I I
I
nilk'hl
would
uncle s
pi I..UIIICIII (; laimetiloes ,t I.-. bard to
pnrrv ib.iii. I. ill after his warnlne
I h ill lie ino.c cnlefiil than ever di.t
irivc iii-v inlol'liiii'lon of anv kind "
.lii-t f..r ii mom.nl Ih. o- float. -.1
.'in.lv I., lore Cli. .. belli ( vi II l.oiu: s
lace, alld Ihe IIHinnlv of the evelllllk'
before Which he illld siicnt vAith her,
.lid had set III! .1 MO I lite I ented in what
she had lo'l bun of Vi mid Mrt.
'I'ratlnole. Then -die tboili;hl a.s usual
that it Was n.t Iiim mteiei-l in her aunt
..I uncle, ol ro II in wh..l Kiev Were
Intel
- 'Il.il
II he-
She
then
Her II llllf it 1.1 II t Ilk
.IV Well, althom-h -be 'own'. I
s f II-. I II .1 ti tie Thele W.I- II".
IlillK ail'lhll'K to lll.lke Mis
"I e dislike bin. I.inl
th- e.'iv. Aunt Helen lu-ve
' ir.t aii.tlunii luoie of that ens
thev . i i . si.-, I III.. I,.' s J in bl.V
he a-'. 1. 1 Ill-lead
I i.eb.-ve it was pm otf until
could hnd an imp.. I (ant wit
I lai pi r toll, me I hev had se V
cople uiiil hui velll. nice, one of
a mail of meat wealth" Then
I ' Tha t Ih one pel son W
iiueful not to mention In
e wl'h the " v in iii -uf If
l llll I
them a
-he aihl,
lulls! be
colinei I.
il wcic known that H.irpei was with
Ihe secret ,ini. be Would be die, id
llillv ha iiijicn ppcil.'
"Ves I know, f ,..h I kii.w who
the niiin oi i;r.al wealth Was who Was
allesled be,a'l-. of Soto'i c. . II I'esHioc ,
1 "Upposc I ..m ii'.iie .iilci e-'t ...I be
. iiim he w ol ked foi ii
Oltei
pm then as a mitn.n and an indiv ulitals t t-tilehrntnil.
bate the In.e spirit that caused the
I'stahl'thui-'iif ol Thiinkseiv ma tav."
I I'tt llciiMotis fur l lianksKtvliiK.
The follow im; leaMollH vvhv this
Tll.lliks.il ll.i; IH OIIC ol M ml MIRIllfl-
l Illlie to lis. I'll' k'lirll l.v W I' I IcM
Ireluli: Klt-Ht: That the war ih won and that
police has been I I Stored.
Heeoinl; That the war han not been
In vain, that Ameiicaii Ideals and in-
HtillltloilH ll.lte been pli-eel'Vfd uml ex
tended lo the world; that the auto
iiull.' theoiv of the divine rlliht of
klPHll ha been foiled lo en,. wuy I,,
the American ibictili'e that VII men
me created lire and ciiiul;" that lte
Mini It of '7i. is still alive and that
America luin taiik'ht that world the
meiinlm; ol "i'ikIiIiiiie ftir an ideal;"
thnt the Ann riniii peoiile hate hei'ii
ii limned tn u proper a ppi eclat ion ol
American liberlie. ulralM and govern
ment; that the hpnit of connerv nttoib
tndiintrv and Hiierilice han been Im
pruMMed upon the peicple; that Ihe
I'niteil HtateM coineB throitkh Hum wnr
without diHpa i .iKeiiii'iit or impairment
ot credit, won iii-cafer nell -reliance,
w ill) "i eater national pride, with a de
Hll'e to see the "llllnle ill America"
Mia nip upon nu i chanilise. w ill, ei fi
iiooiic ri-HoureeH ami cotulitloiiN that
will enable un to rcHiime our inilunlrial
vocattoiiii and ai tivitie and undettake
the dnv elopmeiit of our couitiry on a
mure eMetiNive ncule than ever belorit;
Kliat- I i. ,..,... ,. , '.'. ,
Thankfuriv ino HeaHoii we have ev er I,...,,. i.',' ,,, ', ., , .
lens mo tl, eis and I'atheis and Iliile
(hlhllell; millions ol stroiii.'. uaelul
men have now t, lined 1 1 om the yum
hiiHincsii of killiiik' and .lent ov iiik' in
the peal eflll a V oral. ..lis ol pio.lin 1 1 mi
and coiiMtriicltve tanks All these and
many other icaNous miklit be iinen
I'd in,. ..i i....'
lead II,. i Uolld lo II, .1 ioi.ii.I, ol' loo. .... . . " " " ooinio
.. , . , i u ii ii k siti v i iii,' i ay. ,nl chief and fore.
K I cmh and that proMperity hui h an lull I ..,,. there is u i,.,i ,', .. .
netcr Hince the ioiiiiiik ol tin, fbrmi
i ban liumanitv had a Kicater objei I
li sson of (bid s cli.iia.'t. c and mivri .
leiKiily than iluriuii the pant Vein-. I'or
IIIiih vtar ban not been a conflict m, n .
of n n t Id ii ii I armies hut rather a
I'ne-iM-iilv Ides liend.
Vi are thankful for a t icIorioiiH
elultltt; ol the war waited for the liber
ntlon of the peoplen ol the vvoiid, and
thi rulo of ilciiiocr.-icv' tliroitiihnut r'v
iliratlon." said i. ft. Itonenvv al l "We
an t li.ruk 1 ul that our ureal nation will
been unknown, heietofure, will rcin
throiiiihout our land."
MM Womleifiil i. of lllstnr).
John Milne, niipei intemlent of
(ilv bonis: "We should be thankful
'.bat the wur ha been won by the al
lien. That our rnuiury had a part in
the world war That we Hie livnik- In
thin the most v (ilnb i f ul line ot all hi
lorv, with the opportunity to help m
inukiilk- till old world of on in a wife
nnd happy place ror till nntloiiN and
for all people."
i'ii-IimI of f;isal Iti jnlrlni;.
lie. I . avid I; lioyd: "TluinkNKiv Hm
fimh: us Hum ear reioicini; in a tireut
achievement which at tunes dinlnc
the past year wan of very doubt fill
outcome.
Ihe Ameihiin people Hhould be thunk
lid lor an. Hint, that Ihe outcome of
Huh war tiiti-H theui conviucinp evt
delli e that the olllv IhlllK to do IH to
always he on the r l if lit Hide ami to ho
emiraiteiiiiii in nIiiii,Iiiik lot the rich!
Iv
'Mirilk'ie of prinelpli vital to henveii
i iih well an to earth. I oc.s I lod live"
Poen He care? Hoes He rule on
en rth? In liifhteounnesn worth hum;
, and dvini; lor? 'I'liene .inesiionn upon
: whose aiiHttcr evervthiuu in human
I bin depends and out ol the .larknrsj,
i of lenr and iiiifruislt n,t momi.ni, , rv :
'lonldiiiKs tluil MlandH In, lav retenleil
(in il ureal triumph of until over
ivruiiK. honor over .bshonor. freednoi
siaverv .
I (iv ill miivori n ..I.,..,,, i.u... ....... ...
The particular lhinKH that ,,rul, ,(IlHi,nH of human efflelencv
insolent in Hi,, affrontetv ol lebelliiuf
,ln:aiiist 1I vine law of virtue ami pim- i
,tice Ii.im been shiiiiernl by the urotiMc.l
morul indiMiiaiion of men and womi n ,
animated not bv a hint nt eoniitet or
elf IMhlleKII but I., ..i .a. ..i.. .-i
u-ln.n .lefiiotn lliiittfM I..O.I I.. ,., ,, i ,.,,in ic
' : "' (.iioin.i nrr in. lemembern.l that moi . '
un from it. At one time ninny of tme in what lum won thin war tn Itn
! tailed in .1.,.. and thut wa when he.M analynlM and that mo, a 1, ,. p. .
I uuiiKer ol the war made us herniate . inarilv nnirilual T i....i . .
the votiiaiieotiM Hlaud with tliCjthe allied in nit. .-,h. Haiit, I'einliinif
o.i im- onnn. nave neen. above (ill
,.. ..,.. .., om-, .i cine, iievoui re Iltioum
that iiuliisi riallv both labor and cniu
lal have been brought In n betlnr mil-1 lo take
tual iindersl .ndiim. eaih iippreciatinR 1 allien.
luoie fully the neci.Msity tor doner eo- i "1'ho yuiimf people of
ordination, euch realixini; Hint con-, should rejoice ami be thankful that ,
Httin'tive seivtci for the cotiiiiinn i;oo.1 1 the) are (iv-Ihk al u tune when ntw j
I Ihe ultimata lunt. I epoch nt IuhIoiv Iuih hecun and when I
Third We hhouhl cive tliailkh fori the outlook upon the future disclose!
the Kind, irn-e and lendei ship, In thu, the most Illinium mid rheennif proh-
i i isls. of one ol the manler minds of.Hl.illly of oppnrtiimlv , lilt has etui I
men, loyiil mini
I IJJJJI IM
tho world, Wood row Wilnoit, our pres.
blent.
1 baokslt inji . In Wonts or lles-ds'.'
The follow Ibif retiHoim why w-n
tdiouhl Ih. thanklul not only for the
lileming which have conic to im lit
vhtn time, but for the added rcftponni
Inlltle which have been Inld upon n
ti a result of the new vision whleh
we have t'liuuht diiriiiK thin war, are
(liven by Aldo Uropold, hecKlary of
the Albu,Uerque I'huml.er of Coin-Pierre:
' I'eare will hrini; un nianv new
IdcnnlnuN - ond new reNponMthllitlcH. I
"There will he those who aeeep" the'
tine without the other, and hlnle Itackj
Into il mere nnte-bellnm rxinlenee.
"There will bo others who incept
both. Theao aru the Ainerlrftni cf,
the future. ,
"To theno men, anil women, tint I
war hn iHUKht inanv thins. Hut
lucre I one thin; that nt.mdn out!
above nil others an llm lemon of thej
wur Thut I the invincibility of thei
imii. -.1 effort of a n.miiiuintv. !
"Three year ago any man elaimlna;!
Hui llernulilbi rountv eotlbl repented.
Iv Mihsrrihu a millinn dollnr for n
public purpoHo woulr. have been enlled
erimv
"Tbiie teum aen anN man i laiminu
fiat twrntv million Ainirnnn house,
l ol ls would lurcuo loud, without com
pula.on, lor Ilia take uf I.e. linn a fm
emu country, would have been filue I
ii mIi. mi rank.
"Y(t tln-se thine Itave been done
nail niii i evt-,1 iiiure woi-dvilul Ilv
V Hum ' ty the aovernment ' Nol st
M.II Thene china have been done by
I i Unite, I elloil ol the roiiiniiimii
"N..W ihe iiueniioii is. will the t-niu 1
liilllnlT loiititiue to functiull Wn
tbi utitlti; lima coulinua tu Hit woiii,
lHen brouaht to n ouni; Keiiet nt ion
In our prayer of thnnhrulneHH w I
Hhouhl uiiukIii petitionn that we lie :
eiven ilearnewi of fplr;lunl vmlon ami i
enersv lo fullill the development Unit '
ennfmnl iih We Hhould lie thaiiMtiil
that the public mind of all tho world !
In more conf idenll v turlnns to a de. ,
finite p'ui to secure perinani lit peace.
I.eailina minds are now mure hopeful
than I .," thai definite pi ok reus ran
be mndn at thia time. The leelinit ban
I'.f.miR positive thut It would be n
c rime to ev er have mrnin nu h n wur
an the ptiat one liu lu-en.
"Wo believe that it divine I'rnvi
deuce hn gui If 1 the desliny of th'i
nation In tho pant. Let ua eonfldentlv
hat faith thai He will he with un and
continue lo direct ua In tho future."
Thankfulm-si. fur I oiintry'n 1'ai t.
"Thiinkiulnrm. conn to ui. thin yeur
freighted with the a inn leu autnili
eance," aava ftabbl Moine Peramnn
"Aix.ve all else, we ahoul.l ameerelv
I hank our iinitemal I 'other that He
has I. lest our arms with victory.
tlo.i.l hint prevailed over evil, jui
tne over injiisti.c. ami humanii, over!
rare-bound Innoh nce. j
"With indoniitaliin coin. it" the i
t.iiiibiid belu.-rs of Pilht ami prosnna'
lidVi aavi-d the world lioin the V.
i.'niiv of nnhiarisiu .
"The spir.lunl ireaniire of Hit
woild have been kaved lor tlltnie cu
ll :. I mils
' l.el un aive thank that our alnrl- .
mis oniniiv liuu I n i.bniiiiH.i with -
thu o.d vv a ri' a Iv an, enn lit uf ninp. '
mud and W ith th hnlieal intrrmtn pf t
the h.imaai rai f
I u in ill nf Ih-ima-falk' lilivaU. .
tii i.V II Itei'kinaa "Ainei .ei, i, .
have nu ikpeciril taiise fur Ihaiiksn '
u "a out 'aieiml Thangtvuig f j- j
GLAD T0JEST1FY (
S.yi Wttozt lady, "Aj To Wktl
Car.ui Ht Don For Me, $ I
At To Help CHW
WIok. W. Vt.-Mr. S. W. OUrlwen, ;
o( this town, Myi: "When tboul ISyein
of ze, I tuflered greatly . . . Sometime
would go a month or two, and I had '
terrible headache, backache, and bearing,
down palna, and would Jual drag and
had no appetite. Then ... It would last
. . . Iwo weeki, and wit to weakening,
and my health was awful.
My mother bought me a bottle ot
Cardui, and I began to Improve after,
taking the lint bottli, to kept It up till I
look three ... I gained, end waa weQ
and strong, and I ow It ill to Cardui,
I am married now and have 3 children
. . . Have never had to have a doctor Ic
female trouble, and utt retott to Cardui
If I need a tonic. I am glad to testify to
what it hai done lor me, to at to help
olhera."
II you are nervous or weak, have head
aches, backaches, or any cl the othet
ailments to common to women, why nol
give Cardui a trial? Recommended by
many physicians. In use over 4tl years.
Begin taking Cardui today. It msy
bd lit ey fll. ni u aerd.
NC-U,
Mi
' ir', . iV
mmLSi Guarantee Clo
Its-
I l "iMM I i Mil" I "
Thanksgiving-
Is Not Only a Daij of Feast
But a DRESS-UP DAY
Many men wait until Thanksgiving week to liuy their new
Fall and Winter Clothes. This is an exceptional Thanks-
giving. Never have we had so much to he thankful for.
Never before has the time demanded that we feast more
than ordinarily hut that we show our gratitude to I hm who
has made such a day possible by our personal appearance.
You only have a few more days in which to do your
Thanksgiving shopping, so do it now and here. Dressed in a
Society Brand Suit
you will feel more fit to do justice to a real turkey dinner.
You will have the satisfaction that comes to a well dressed
man on a day when his conscience tells him that he should
be well dressed.
The Shoes the best your money can buy, the Tic, the Shirt,
the Collars, in fact anything you will need for the big day
to come is here.
' Buy all these things now and get not only new
clothes for Thanksgiving but you will get a full
season's wear from them.
Mere's hoping you enjoy the dinner.
Hayden & Keleher
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