The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25

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the rescze. = 5-sve tel5or sAEed Azrks
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whether te ELl IssTs il - Eigas liire On
. 5.aeie1ed Corpse Much improvement
Eas bes1 Ezts d1E1z the last few years,
ard many nsx safeguards provided By
Ian. bat the statistics compiled By the
bureau ~ Harrisburg will show that
more men are killed and injured every
rear in the mines Of Pennsylvania than
there were in many battles in The late |
war. Killed N the mines is stand |
ing line In the newspapers Of the snthra-
cite region, met 20 frequently that it a.
tracts only passing attention. and one
PoissviIle newspaper, with grim sar-
cagu, natural IN such an atmosphere Of
death, weekly prints the list of accidents
with tie caption. What Il Costs to
Mine Coal"
The annals Of our OWL mines are no.
Without deeds b. heroism eaaaI to those
Of that Of Usage. Our readers will re-
member The explosion a. ATondale which
seth mine On FIRE and sent the foul air,
which It j. death 70 breathe, circulating
through the workings or chambers. In
one Of these . number Of miners, who
had heard the shock ard who knew tia.
escape by the shaft was impossible, bar
rica6sd o. buried themselves 10 keep cot
The E1rds-ous atmosphere and fsmes
i boy, just in his teens, who could not
gain their shelter. but who knew that
they were xithin- dragged himself TO the
wall they lad built and. With lis ex-
piring Strength, chslksd upon its walls
There are fourteen aen i1side-zsve
them And there be zzs found : feE
hours later. dead, with his dirty, be-
ginsf fare TUNED TO kea~ea and his
listie fingers Sill grasping ihe piece 81
chalk with which be had written the
message ~ deliyer2nce Who shall say
that his soul did no. &C .trsigh. to Him
who said Suffer little children 70 come
into me:7-PasIadssrlsin PREM.