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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-23
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-23

Taocu1. Mech 20 spscisi. Mel
con Bsnosss bsibx qass' toosd sssssrss,
q 10 shs progress Of tbs bis tannsi ssia
ekst thew ssrs tsksng oat 50 avsrsEs o.
Is ana 10 feet yer dsy. Ala re-. nfsi
avssHee Of is fees pss day tsey WI asf
1broogfl about the 6sst Of Mag. IL sh
sske aboas ten asys after estnng
thToush to nsks everything rsaoJ Tor
as laying Of ths tracks, They osr
heas the squad OF tbs biassioa 10 tbs
ouDoslfs cad Of tbs t8noei. and every
dss the souBd becomes more dissiret ss
tksy spptoacb aesra, each other. Iset
Vfu. 81 they eome nearer, notify tor
0abes aide BY ssppina before the blasts
ose hred 10 that 40 opp ,stusisy nay De
rtveu 20 as. out Of danger. sitnouan
go have . selspssns from one sha TO
0he oybss running over the msuntains
9sssway Accident.
TscsuA, March "a II special i--Chss
Cktlip's borss took fsisut this afternoon
and dsshtd cown ninth street toward
~ sssbis - Of shsenor 4 Sargent vnsrs
4 - keps. Gtbert Czsgbfsn. the
tu<lve wear old sou Of J. a. Casshrsn.
vss u,tsina on The rsiitsg that tx'eucs
fvom the hose keess on ire corner OF
Ninth street and @ along tbs inner iis'
Of the ssdsvsik 90 tbs ns1t house, TIE
lot bes vera b~in9 vacant sud probably
fifteen fest below the level OF The side
VnIk. Tue horse cashrd into q street
ana svups ever suto she Sidewalk. III
boy sac 70 comins straight toward bio
and tried TO avoid 70 bv ieanioR ever
The railing, there being no siaso TO run.
when shs soasy streek tte Sidewalk u
tipped ossr and tho top struck the boy
knockire him from. lila piscs. He fell
n the cfoapd 10 the vacant lot hfteel
fess beIov. He sas clicked up unson-
eeisu. and ossrisd ieto d,eiof Devey z
en- . 10 The Wright baiidine sDd BIZ
passnts Beffhsd. He retnrosd " Don
seioosaess socs after and " vas foano
that vhile suffering severely from tns
shook hs US not sihsfwiss ssvefeis
A.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-23

ApxIrTxD 10 rHs BAa--On motion
Of z. ~. Carr, Eco. Mr. b. Il. Frazier,
Of this city Vas admitted 10 Practice la
al The courts Of Washington Territory.
ny obief Justice Jones, yssterday. M.
f,axier pse-entsi he certificate from
soc .aersms court Of Pennsylvania
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-23
A ssxasLs Acr.-Lass evening Gre

A SxsasLs AcT.-Llss evening q Ore
alarm vas turned in TO engine house
No ]. Engineer Perry. knowing THAI
the opera house vss paok q, and that .
general aisrm might create , panic,
sailed his boys toaesher, without ring
Jog lbe bell. and With = boss cart ran
up 10 AIlmoad q Phillips foundry,
from whsBes tbs alarm vas turned In,
aud assisted IN pu,sInQ ous the Dire
wistoas making sny fnss about il. The
roof OF the fcon6fy bad taken IRE, bus
es,ne 10 iss early discsvery, toe hssnss
vsrs extisguisbed before they had
.insd any considerable nsadsay.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-23
Toland Hunters.
A Man Who Dyes to Live.

1NBEgE ~ IN TACOMA. ". r, A MAN
l vse dyes ~ live and Hives - dy.. aua sh~
raee Be sy-s the letter he lives. Th4s usas
vtitss 10 ~ " Fer the past two years
hsys bes1 perfect msrtsr to dysp-psi>-afi
IN. 70 9 wo1iG i<te ioto Dy sspGls tGFae.l
ny s&rgzSeA ista a ea.linS csu,6ran Of aasa
ss1~rst8ns rsips ard ci,eoRfo~s thrBushssr
n sysfsn Asvr tried al sisas o. sen.--
diss, xas tie oaly aai4iiinx Gee ever teaas
IS Asssf', pysnsgsis Tas,ess. I sm ala 20
-ecSarEsEi thes< 10 AL xEe afr fress tAss
er-s1 q o plx.gt. sec&sss ! AZ SUR tier vii
w rel p. Eusssr~cs, Tao ne Stan
p~~ Nr-ss~ 500 ~ a y MARI tsss g,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-23

G, p. Ferry left for $50 Rssnsssec lsss
aisss. vs@ncs BE- Oil ssfi 9Th n,s TAM
IL fos ysDsB. II s.<s on pseseus.
1ric ana vii 10 sbssnt sscot se~st
- two moasks. Ysssssasy be Jet ne
eorte.ct far the Gfst tfsn aiifins 70 o.
erve,ed ia ssss cry. /. sisi be loo .tso
q tbs corner Of ID street aud fsyshao
avsonr. Theodoss HssEssr as We
pisns fos saasher ireu basldtnz. ~
sopsssos fog which sili be let 10 Tee
Aaxa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-23

pAssvIlLs. N. N ,Ese y --isaiensl
La saalkasr snd l. knhn. director
snd aa.hbss. respectively Il the dafarcs
Far~8 NAtionai eank ~ thas place, wsFv
arrested isst nisht apou ftaasfstaa 81
the rnissd States court Knd taken I.
Buffalo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-23

puprrs. March Pro. iossl branch
Of ths N ssion.i League 10 the Mansion
heuse y srd OF the ci,s. has passed .
resolution .ndemnips Mayer Hewitt
Of Nov fort. for rsfn.t ne 10 siiow TOE
Isssa o ~ 10 bs boistsd on IN. city hsii
on 81 Pssriek's day, sni declaring thai
snes refas i wss an sait 10 tie itisn
Eacs ihfousnaut the world.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-23
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-23

The esp,fsvtos 90 the rsw faHsoso
o0Is-s s.ys u a be Oil tsvs sns sss.los
hrtek vesk sonpsssed this wees acc
v,ls bssso 70 ess 90 tie roof nszs n2.-
6sy. h 10 sHeess.d 20 ssss tue pa ia
lee sesdy fer sscnpenss GA the -, 2,
Jaly scd hopss 70 BE- abb 70 rs~poca ie
fsspoud 70 sssd expeetstions. Ibs
81 ding /. 10 be covered siss eemsS
- ths oos.sds In f1nss4stoa OF ss1ne.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-23

SlGHT EXCHANGE AND TELRGRAPHIC
~ transfers on SeE York. Chicago. 81. Pa1;,
san frSneisco. kort.nd. aaa various points ip
Washington. Oregon ANA sriiisn Columbia.
sigh Bills Of Exchange on London, avail
able elreshere In Europe.
colissstons made q all points on favorable
terms.
5ords stocks and other vaushlss resolved
On deposit for safe keeping. les
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-23

nps.s.. March -. -- Do eyer ase
ppstsses fixsFs have eve Tswp. ass
tss villages aiees ssssr earks are ise-
lated
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-23

OrrAwk, Dat. March 2i-~Iobn G.
Fac and wife are IA this eitf. ihev
viii retusn - Mes Y tk. Eco hsv.ns
sstslrd vita ole ere istsss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-23

The Manitoba rrabiena.

wxstrso, Osn.. Match - -Pferoitr
dfeen say. % ID said, ~ili ressrn 80 o.
ta~a today IN sespense 10 an ss%afsncs
thar uBsltsrs wih us Satisfactory set
tied. The settlement Siii tneluda abe ah :
iitier ~ tue Csaad 90 fsesfia penos o.,
shrpss sons the uossS est, 10 retain Ter
which the road siii receive iarSe sohsi-
die, for is steamship iiaes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-23

w.suixaxOS. Nsfea - Tie lress
deaf srpt SC - tas stt ate tn'ssN tes
nse,arssses 81 Jcse n uvnss 10 r
rs,slirs srd tsaasr ~ tas asns Al Car
saH, Nevada.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-23

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A...ss ~ asisasas Iaesf sssi1ss zee
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hssttsxsaa sars esa aSSa fsAssi -
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-23

I,osp,x, March 20 - lhs government
ooatsmplasss asstns pt,lisoens f'f AZ
other sds nee Of fl0oo COO uodes To-
Asabn fps act. Al sBo eoaetfies tepr =
sensed ~ tnr rec Mt sugar booatIts eon
fsrenc@. with tito .xespiiou af Franer &,
hsv- ssnt Replies 10 Else Bstisa gov rt =
neu, fsvorable % abolition Of It's Sugar
buuuttes
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-23
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w.,w.ssses. &ssss = --tes s<nsss
cS,ssrstftse ~ txasssss i2ss - fafsseF
zas.aissasa % sec ssss. S4Ss CO. essAE 40
-. ss,asnBns sEd szsT-sSsf e q. 80 ~sss
sa4hsrlssSi ~ 40 - fhlsa4'<s. Ia d 4
"a, SssA 10 sy2sUs2a ssisssses-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-23

Txopra. March p -tspessA -fs,
sxscqstvs ssufpissse ~ sEs csssase<f o.
@rUmsree t&ia = sn-essns this EVENING.
a pties sse nsesssssy u pssstdsps ee
eco mo- nsssns fos sn2isfssss vss 81
eossed ~ iens b. 4 cgnnstsse - -
rented n sssses 9Th the Nosshess -
Ella ssBcsaIs to So " fha8 so0peoi
Otn ass Ga tss o~s sesoass sfecs e1',s
H. barracks FOE ~ r1sposss Are -.
tlnn ess sdeyssd ssksns tne eeses scy :.
ke- o sts ssssseu hoase op-n $50
81 nisns &c temporary ssconan0asaiaa
Of tssss psopie-
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-12

EOUND-A pur e containing small amour Of
i money; Call on A. b. Phillips, IL Z. Donglas.
with Luttreli Bros. dla-6r
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-12
Cheap Rates

Via the Missouri Pacific railway. the
new short line 10 all Colorado. Utah and
Pacific coast points Commencing April
lst and continuing thereafter until sep
tember 20 round trip tickets win be sold
via this line 10 Pueblo. Denver. Colorado
Springs and Manitou Al $-3.00. 70 Ogden
and Sai5 Lake ~ So. 80 and ether points in
proportion. Tickets god three months
with limit Of thirty days in each direction
allowing stop overs at any point. Leaving
Nicnita n 3-a p. m passengers have
choice of elegant new free reoliuIEg chair
cars. the only line having this service. or
Pullman buffet sleepers to Denver From
GeneSeo through 10 Denver without
change Quickest time and finest road
For reservation Of berShs or any inforna-
ton call N city ticket Office. NJ ~ North
Main street. y c. kEEEAN.
10 u Pass. and Tk;. Agt.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-12
Santa Fe Route,

Colorado and Utah excursion rates. com
mencing April lst, 1885 and continuing
sale until September Goth. loSS, unless 9th
erwise advised, the Atchison, Topeka *
Santa Fe railroads viii sell tickets 10 the
following summer resorts, viz: Denver,
Colorado Springs, Pueblo and Trinidad for
s23 round trip; Salt Lake and Ogden S45 80
round trip, tickets good for three months
from date of sale with limit of thirty
days going and returning with stop-over
privileges. The Santa Fe is the only line
having morning and night trains to these
points, also the only stone ballast line be
tween Wichita and Denver. Its bridges
are all iron and stone, making il the
smootheSt, safest and most comfortable
route to the west, besides saving from eight
to ten hours in time. For further infor-
nation about side trips etc, call at Union
ticket office, 122 North Main street. Union
depot, Oak street and Douglas avenue sta
ton. w. u. MURDOCH,
1lg-tf Passenger Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-12
PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
> office OF :he secretary of state until II clock NJ
May So 1888 for the following items Of stationery, fol
use Of the state department for the fiscal year bgn
3 rms IS h. national Phil legal cap, per ream.
10 rms. u ID. national letter paper.
l. rms h. national note
rms, $50 ID. 4Cx4s Manila Wrapping paper
20 gro. Faber's hexigOn pencils No. =, per gro.
gro. Faber s hexigon pencils No; II:
3gro. Faber's heXigon pencils, red ana blue
10 gro Gillott's No. 3C5 pens.
10 gro. Gillott's No. 4C4 pens
10 gro Gillott's 40 29f pens
gro. Easterbrook's No Us pens.
) gro. Easterbrook 5 No. Il pens.
gro. Easterbrook s No. 81 tar coated.
6gro. Easterbrook 5 No. l6l.
) gro. Spencerian No. ].
5 gro. Spencerian Mo-.
} gro. Spencerian No =
gro. Washington medallion.
) gro. Harrison d BradIord's No Jh
; gro. Leon Isaac & Co. gucinum No..
5doz. Rogers or Wostenhoms ivory handle eras-
u doz Roge-s' or wostenholm's bone handle eras-
Il doz Rogers Wostenhoms rubber handle
aoz fat rubber rulers, u inch,
dO2. fiat rubber rulers, II inch.
doZ. fiat rubber rulers. Il inch.
IL dOz. qts. Arnoid's genuine fluid
3 doz. qis. Arnold copying
] dOZ. qtS- AntOine's copying.
doz. qts. Sanford's mucilage, per doz.
gro. faber'S ink and pencil era-ers, per gro
u gro. FaberS ink .and pencil erasers, large per
doz. 8 inch copying brushes. per doz.
q doz. No. safety ink stands per doz.
m No. NcCiill s tiathead paper, fast, per m.
SIN No. Mctiill's fiathetd paper, fa-t, per n.
m No. McGill's fathead paper, fast, per IN.
IN No. HcGiiis hathead paper, last, per IN.
m No. McGills fathead roundhead, per m
N No. McGiil's fathead rOundhead. per
IL No NIGHTS fiatheau rounGhead, per N.
dOZ. No. 3 pyramid pins, per doZ.
dOz No. pyramid pins, per doz.
Goz No. , pyramid pins, per doz.
doZ. No pyramid pins, per doz.
p lbs. 2-ply hemp Irvine. per ID.
y lbs. 3 ply hemp Irvine. per Id.
m l0d l. national seals. red per m.
IN. 10 Il national seals, green. per m.
IN. 10 l. national seas. gilt, per m.
IN. 10 d . national seals red. per
m. 1td = national seals. green. per m.
m. IN d y national sea : " hite. per m.
m. l0d y national seals, gilt, per II.
y m. best news wrappers. per mt.
Envelopes all sizes, best grades.
Said proposition shall he endorsed Bids for Sta
toneTy." The bidder TO whom the contract may
be awarded shall deliver such stationery II the
secretary of state, in Topeka, Kansas, all charges
paid, in such quantities and Al such times as may
he desirable by the executive council The exeCg-
tive council reserves the right to reject any all
bids and also take more less Of such article in
the above estimate may he required at the prices
ny the successful bidder. The proposals
viii opened by the executive council at its regu-
lar meeting, May 30 ISIS
BY order of the executive council
T. 3. ALLEN, Secretary OF State.
124-eod5t-
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-12
REAL ESTATE.

The following are the transfers of re
estate filed in the recorders office yestt
day:
ia Bayley to L d Ogden lots "a and
30 Gold st Eureka ave Rock Island
in Rees to A d Pancake lots 81 to
So Arkansas ave Carey Park add,
lots q to 30 Strong ave Logan add. 81
NJ Whipple to f G Runals lot blk
Perry's add Observation-Disclosures. 10
VIM Faucet to B Rowlee lots blk =
Cooks add. Observation-Disclosures. %
H VI Grafton to S f Andrews lots
2S4 and 2S6 Emporia ave FerreFs
I'd add. ........-............ ....-.. ~
H NJ Grafton 10 s e Andrews lots "a
81 80 and 40 Market st GOssard's
Sub-dlv. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
S NJ Croker to Rachael Tapp n hf
lot Crocker's add to COlwIch. 800.
r A Noble to 5 + Andrews lots ~ to
As Main st Gossard's sub. 49,. go. &c
\ Osborn to VIM W Harver lot Is
blk Garden Plain. !
A Shepard to J J Cormon w or 3 "A
! Observation-Disclosures. 6O
A A Taylor to B + ROwler, lot II.
block 4, Garden Plain. 4
VIM Fancett to A A Taylor, lots 65
90, Hydraulic ave, Hyde's add. %
II Hudson to c + Hudson, lot IL, ave
c, Valley Center. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
c F Coleman to ID Gallagher, lots IS
and so. University ave, Lawrence's
9th add OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30
H West to NJ. West, 3 of lot 80,
Emporia ave, Mead'S add. 10
VIM J. Yeager to A l. Peace. lots 3,
t, and o. block .. Mt Hope. q
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-12
Identity of Ntuti1afed Money.

am often asked whether this or that piece
of mutilated money is redeemabie. 1t is safe
to say, unless the moneys identity is entirely
gone, that it is redeemable. In fact, one may
say that money in the shape OF ashes can be
restored. 1t is fact that after the Chicago
fire ashes were redeemed. 1t came about in
this way: It is customary in banks to do
money up in packages, say Of $4,000 each,
and in tho big fire of course hundreds and
hundreds of these packages were reduced to
ashes But the shape of the package re-
manned, and wherever the package could be
sent on to Washington without crumbling
the ashes, the money was sure TO be replaced.
1t was done by nimble fingered women in the
treasury department whose trained touch
and sight are wonderfully acute.
1t is well known that the ashes of the news
paper if dampened will show traces of the
printing So was it with the bills. These
women would moisten the package of appar-
emily useless ashes, and TO their experienced
eye the number and character of the bill
would at once appear as IL they had touched
it with a magic wand. So thousands and
thousands of dollars were redeemed by These
patient women. A friend of mine, country
merchant, afraid of banks, placed large
sum Of money in bills in stone Jar on
shelf in his store, where be thought it would
be quite safe When he went to looS at it
one day some time after it was a mass of
fragments. Mice had got into the jar and
chewed the bills into the minutest parts.
Then they had mixed them all up, and alto
gether it was a fearful looking mess He
sent cigar box full of it TO me. forwarded
it to Washington, ind what do you Think
Out of the 81, las originally in the pile lrttle
over 81, 600 was redeemed, the parts beyond
recall being only the mere fbers Of the bills
So the man lost only 500 by his foolishness.
The reclamation of such money is done
entirely by women, whose patience especially
fits them for the monotonous work.-Bank
President in Globe Democrat
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-12
Special Notice

potatoes at s. NJ Supply
llStf
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-12
Ashland. Kansas.

One hundred and sixty acres of the most
beautiful suburban residence property to
be found i'll any city in Kansas. Divided
into five, ten or twenty acre tracts to suit.
And for the first time offered at the very
low price of 5000 per acre until eighty
acres have been sold. This figure is less
than half its value. but owing to the fact
that we owe money which must be paid,
we propose to sacrifice this property. Il
you desire such property in the beautiful
city of Ashland. come and examine it.
Seeing is believing. Don't take our word
for it but come and see for yourselves.
Cali on or address J. BLANCHARD.
1O-tf 4 Ashland, Kan.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-12
TENDING THE "YOUNG 'uNS."
One of the Crucifxions of Boyhood
Days-Hereditary Depravity.

One OF the cruciEXions of my boyhcod days
was in the fact that had the dry nursing OF
all sorts of young 'uns," as they were gener-
ally termed Every farmer that l worked
for scented to have one of these specimens,
aged from 10to IS months.
If any proof is lacking as TO the cause OF
natural depravity, it could be found in the
breed had to care for. They were always
querulous, squalling, rapacious, intolerable.
They were cruel, for they invariably scratched
the faces of those who attended them, clawed
the breasts that fed them, throttled dogs that
cameAwithn their reach, drew cats backward
by the tail, smashed, tore, and defaced every
thing which they were permitted to touch.
They were voracious as sharks, and preda-
tory misers in the matter of property. Every
thing they had, everything they saw in the
possession of others, belonged Of right, in
their estimate, to them. After getting
through the vernacular as far as "a-goo, a.
GOO their next step was milne, Mine!" Each
of them was jay Gould from the start, and
wanted the earth.
Often when holding some saualling bierup-
tive brat, which, with clenched fist, closed
and streaming eyes, red and pulled features,
legs and body as stiff as stone posts, yelled.
struggled and fought without the slightest
reason other than such as are to be found in
natural diabolism, did | wonder why there is
such a dislike of Herod the Great, who
showed himself to be ruler of consummate
value, and whose only popular failure was
the slaughter of the Bethlehenic babes.
| worked one summer for the wickedest
man in the county, who lived on the outskirts
of the hill country, who could neither read
nor write, and who generally gave utterance
to an oath or some atrocious blasphemy at
every breath. He had an infant about Is
months Old which l had to trundle and
coddle, and which l always believed was an
incarnate devil Long before it could say
"da da" it could utter with vim the express
sion. "By Dodl" l remember even yet the
little wretch as he sat in high chair at the
table, with bullet head covered with red,
close curling hair, beady gray eyes, thick
lips, flushed cheeks, and with chuckle Of
glee would reiterate "By bod! By Dodp
1t causes me no profound grief to say that
the father, having moved out Of the vicinity,
was sent TO the states prison for grand
larceny .+-PoliutO in Chicago Times.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-12
Family Economy in Germany.

As people we have not learned the art Of
getting the most out OF what we have. With
our larger incomes and better opportunities
We often enjoy far less Of comfort and con-
tentment than our foreign brethren, who
with their limited resources have learned
how TO husband and to make the best Of the
little tha{ falls 70 their lot. Those who have
seen the inside Of life in France and Germany
know bow true this is. well remember how
it impressed me in nv frs: experience in
Germany. Living il a private family, ny
breakfasts, which, though consisting only Of
the usual rolls and coffee, were nevertheless
ample. were always brought 10 my room.
With the coffee there came invariably little
jar OF milk and some Jumps OF sugar Dur
ing the whole SIX months Of my stay in that
house, the number Of humps wes never more
nor less than FIRE. Al American lady living
IN another family IN the came city was Eor:
% aver her conviction that her laadlady
counted the grains Of coffee for every potful
she made Every scrap Of food was utilized.
Like economics were manifested e-er~-
whore, indeed they were part Of common
education, Tot only - home bot ~ sraocl.
where, for instance. TIE glrIs were taught 20
sew AID mend as tLey were 70 read ena writ.
and VIXEN weut a5osst wIsh tie people All
81" tow they lived; tow coutez-ealy ard
pleasantly they took tAs Affairs II life: how
E-rcs they made OF slsT9pse and inex penssvs
pleasures hos isstle taey vere best zs.h false
T-.ese or sao1 and The pes;y ambition TO 70
aaesa 4 tlseir ls4i g1Oogss saieh are sZcs e0--
rcsave InsEsEsoes II AE.sr.eaa and Eaziasa
socs@fy. how much q human klalress and
bone joy I'D social sz4t-zgac-ion they bad
with rncssnes and prices which wocd make
NE for average Ause-zc2zzs q similar station
6 torTU-7ng struggle wittrWEat--I couG Eos
aTo1I tie cossvict5oa that IL shelr says #ES q
leSscll Sshica It 1sousd be hisssing fsr Ds 70
". y. At.ater il lee CeasGy.