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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05
Retne Geniur.

Dem 6onsreB lie9t cine pom 9(bee=
oroneten 0oDes bon Somo ein9ebra6te
8ill nor-i6rei6t Der Mtilpoufee SEE
rolo"-iueld)e 6as beltebenoe Geleb oes
gen 8erbreiil,n9 obIc6ner 2iteratur oa=
bin gu ertpeitern iudt, boB benz General
Yoitn1eiiter abIolute 8pllmobt ertbeilt
miro, lelbit 3eitunsen pom go itperlanbt
ausSul9lieBen falls oieIeIben ireenb et=
mas entbalten, 6as leiner Nnli6t mad
seeignet TT, Die 0Tfentlibe MoroI gu se=
fabroen. etls iol6er sefabrli0er Stoff
perOen ni6t nur 4n3eigen pbic0nen ST.
boIts, ooer lol6e, Die Su 8erbre6en se=
gen bas teitnenoe Geben uno perlponote
Ser9eben Wegipeier bieten, in oct gtQ
beSei6net 1onoern au9 Die bpn Yatent=
meoicinen, Iomie AUDI 8eri9te iiber an=
itbbi9e Sor9dn9e in Den Yolisei9eri8ten,
iiber 8erbre1en uno 10 meter. Ser
Sefilrworter Der Bill sob Dor, oaB er tm
beIten SntereIIe Der 3eitun9en su bon=
oeln CLAUDE.
0a9e9en iino nun Soblrei4e Yroteite
erboben pOr0en uno nibt leiten5 Der
3eitun9en ollein. Ntan muB au9e6en,
oaB Die Y0lt BON unlfrupul0len NnIerti=
germ perbre6ertI6er @ebeimrittel oft
senu9 gemiBbrou6t pirb, baB Yu6lifa=
tionen erI6einen, bic alien NnIton6,
aller 9uten Site S5o9n lpre6en unO
auT Die 9robe Siunli1teit lpefuIiren,
bod miro 0Q0urCf cine Sill tuie Die Dor
ite9enoe in tetner l8eile 9ere0tfertigt.
9ie beiteben0en GeIebe seniisen poll.
fOmmen I'M 9enjenigen, oie ben Su6=
unb 3eitungs0rud ober oas Q8erf Der
Bre'le iiber6oupt proItituiren, bos S)ano=
luert ~ le9en. Sic fGnnen, tpenn tie
ouT lol6em Wtibbrou6 ertoppt toeroen,
inter Nnflo9e geltellt un0 por Geri0t
sur &e0enldoit 9e5ogen peroen. g8oD!=
senle1fs, Dor 8erid)t, belIen NuToobe es
lit, iiber S9uto ober Nibtlbul0 Su ent=
| i6eioen uno Die 8ergeDen gu beitroTen,
0os uDrliegenbe GsIeb ober nimnt bjeIe
6unftiun aus oen 6dnoen Der R;0ter
uno ma9t Sen @enerol@Yoitmeiiter sum
aQsinisen GenIDr. Gos se6t lpeitcr ols
ole 8erfoilun9 je 9ut6eiBen f0nnte.
0te Nrele in NQgemeinen 6Gtte
freiIicb, lopelt bic prattiI@e Wirfiam=
felt oes GeieseS in 8etro4t tdme,
niehts su fiir@teH. Nni itdn6ige Bet.
tun9en ueilen bon Oornberein 1Gon
jeoe 9(nseise unlittli6en sSn6alts Suriid
unb ieAen in ibrer 8eri1teritatlunq
Itrens borouF oob lAmugiee yo:=
eanee, pie Iie aus ben SiImpfen Der
| Gjelelli6oit eeleSentli9 at Die Ober=
ldhe sur 0Tentliben TerGonoluno als
niasmotil6e G[aien ouilteisen, mi
Der mO9liditen Discretion bebonbeI>
luerben, Die Der CUTE 4nitano aebietet
5ontlNpei9en TreiIi4 ldbt |i6 be,
Scanool nih., ben leine 8erii6er ii.
meilt lelb|t pDr bic CeHentlibteit ger
ren. Gesbalb Gdtten anitdnoige 3eitun.
se,t ,pie gelagt, nibts pOn Der Yill u
fiir9ten. Qlber lie meroen ibr trob.
Dem opp0niren miiiien. peil es gan
unSuldilig 1T, einen gerpaItunss
beomten SUM JRi0ter iiber Ner0Tent
li0unsen einjuieben, oeren 3uldilig
felt s,.nG6lt oem reiIcn llrt9eil eriab
rener 9eute bon Sad gu entldeioe,
,ultsbt. Wtit Der lleber5eusuns cine
lol@en SeInsniB mare, son5 ab9eIebel
! bon Der yerTailun9s 9s!pibriefeit, eJEc
SeamtenluilltiIr 2icen, gceeben, bi
man unter feinen ltmItdNoen ou!be,
/ fonn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05
Cages Gretgnt0e.
1luslduo.

- ltnterbal6 Der Sarnopiber Briite
iu Berlin tpurbe Die 2eic3e BEG Rellrers
Seinrid Merlg an9elbpemnt, pel6er
in betrunfenem ,3ultonbe BEN alien
8rou6 bes Observation-Disclosures NIT
MAIDEN mDllte uno babel in nie Spree
ltiir5te.
- Sn petersburg Iinb lS Stuoenten
Der Mte0iSin urter Der Bel9ulbi9un9,
9iibiliiten gu lein, per9aftet moroen. Sn
elmer Geibe Gtu6entenmoGnun9en 9aben
9Qusiu6ungen itattgeiuuoen,
Sci Der guoget=0ebotte in 0er
le9islotipen &Drperihoft oes &ailerreichs
Snoien, erfldrte Der 0ice=&6nig, Carl Of
Gl9in, ooB Die Ge9jerung ber
6ro9e elmer 3ollanflesung ouf Baum=
wDlle nd6er treten werbe Sin baror=
tiger 3ol miro Don elmer 9roBen Nio=
joritdt 9eTorbert.
- Ser GrfauTTiibrun9 Der neuei ten
S@0pfung Subermann's, oes Sdau=
lpiels nit bibliiDem $3interorunbe
o0erobes", aui Der 8i6ne oes gGiener
Surgtbeaters miro NIT um 10 9rDBerer
Grmartung ent9e9engeIeben, als poraus=
liAtli6 Sonnentbal Die Sitetrple freiren
tpirb.
- Sn 8aoen=Saoen lit Der Gompos
nilt Sacque8 GoIenloin 9eItorben.
- Bum &onlmQnbQnteu oer Mort=
burg Bel Gi1eno0 1T 5ouptmann D. Gro=
na@ bonn 3. @aroe=Ge9inent 81 6uB er=
nQnnt uor0en.
- Mie perlautet, mirb 6iirlt Yis=
mord in oieIem Sabre aud bos baperi-
l6e W}ineraIbao 9ridenau i'm 91egie=
run9sbe5irt llater=6ranten beIu9en,
- Ser d(telte Berliner, Der frii6ere
llbrma6er 9o9emann, 6at ieinen 102.
@eburtsto9 9efeiert. 0abei erfreut li6
ber Grais mod imlner neutrality-suspicious.
seiitiger 5Srild)e uno fOrperli6en @obl=
leina.
- 9lui cine entietli1e Weile lit Elm
&ilrallier bes 2eib=&iiralIier=G esiments
@rober &urfirit (S9lelil6es) go.
um's 2eben setommen. 8eim oansen=
perTsn fubr Die 2on5e nit Dem S6aTt
in oie Grbe uno b!ieb lteden. Ser Rii=
rallier ppllte bielslbe aug benz goben
;ieben, iein Nfero l6eute aber, mo6te
einen Seitenlprung unb mari leinen
Setter anf Die enlporItebenbe 2an,e.
Sic SpiBe berIel6en brans Dem una
sliidli6en mitten in Die gruit, los
baB oer Soo na6 iuenigen Winuten eln=
trat.
- Sn BlueTielbs, gticoragua, bat Be,
Gouperneur BON 9toma ben Mmerifanel
@illiam gBillon am "a. MsGrs obnt
8runo erl1ieben laHen. Gs 9errlb
9roSe Nuireguns. 9ie Mmerifaner mar
ten ouf bic Inf,.a1 e:nes amsritani der
&riessI9iIfes.
Der gremier Grispi erDITnete ge.
! ltern gu Gom i'm Goitan3i=2beoter unb il
@esenmort oes aoniss uno ber &0nigil
pOn Stalien ben tnternationalen me6i
sinil6en &ongreB. Sn Der &eoe, uel6
Der preinier BEL oieIer @elesenbeit bielt
mics er nit berebten Worten auf oi
9roben Dienite bin, tpelde bic Mer3te be
Menl4beit IeiFeten unb bisber seleiite
baben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05

Steuerauflase bieier eber iener sr6Beren
Stabt um piele SauIenbe BON Dollars
nermebrt pirb. Oas iit cine @illfiir=
berridoft, tpel9e um 70 peruerftider 1T,
als lie unter bem Ausbdnseidilb bes
Selbabei itimmunssrebtes bes 8olfes
ausgeiibt tpirb, pdbrenb lie In @irfli9-
felt eine 8erbobnuns bieles Selbfbez
itimmunasrehtes 1T.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05
Der Grbprin,.

6i1It iJeroinano bon Sulsarien 1at
leiner llntertbanen Die Geburt zines
SbronIolsers in elmer Yrotlamation
pertiinbet, II, Der es, luie erinnerli6, II.
u. heiBt: Ser Jieu9ebprene 1T bull
saril6er prins, Grbe oes bulsaril6en
5brones, Yrtns BON 5irnotpo, 9er3os
BON Sa6len, Sitter Der erfen uno pier-
ten Rlalie bes militarii9en Sapferfeitss
Oroens unb Srdger 6es 2olliers beg
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05

- Inter ben Yrobibitioniiten in
Norb Snbiana berrIdt SeuIen uno
3dbneflappern. Sn Snoianapolis fano
in ben lesten Sasen ein o2iebesfelt" bies
Jet 9erri9aften ftatt, 5u bent aud &e=
batteur 6. .. Senton BON oer 2osdns=
porter vSimes", Dem 2eibblatte Der 6a=
natter eri6ienen par, um bic Seri6te
fir lein Blatt, iuel6es offiSielles Organ
Der Bartei lit, su i6reiben. 0a8 SIatt
sins aud am SienItae Ibeno 5ur 9Olt,
unb als es bereits nod alien 8j9tun9en
perlanbt mar, febrte Der &eoafteur 9eim.
Seer belhreibt Iein gntieten, Qls er bart
am S1luB ieines 6eItbsri6tes in Tetter
Sdrift Die anssise lab: yGinen 9uten
S6oppen fril8en 8ieres Tnoet Sbr nur
bel 3. g. Sebaltion." Ser ltelibertre=
tenbe 3ebafteur unb S1riftIeBer mar
iebo9 perI6munben, unb Die Expedition
oes Blattes tpirb ni9t leer pon entriiite=
ten Mbonnenten. Ser 8orfall erreet
allgemeine 9eiterfeit,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05

4
aud gleoelanb Der Mniidt fei, er babe
| fiir bas beutl6e Clement melt mebr ses
tban, als ba11elbe babe berlangen unb
erlparten f6nnen. ltnb i'm Mnlhlub
baran itimmen unIere republifanil6eu
6reunoe bann ,pieber beseiiterte 2obese
bpmnen auf 8enianin Sarrilon an,
Der 10 piel fiir bic 9eutl6en getban
babe, Dem bic fetteiten gemter fir ieine
lieben beutlden Mitbiirser mod gu ma=
ger geipeien leien uno beilen riibrenoe
SreunbI9aft bic beutl6en Stimmeeber
bod nit fold i6uar,em rnoant be-
lobnt bitten. gun m06ten mir su=
nd6lt iebr germ tpil1en, tper oieler yber=
porrasenoe 8eamte", oehen li6 glepe=
Lamb bebient haben loQ, nm ieinem
Mibmutb iiber Die 9eutiden Musbrud
5u geben, eigentli6 lit. 9te Sbat1a6e
ndmli9, BOP es Der befannte beutl6res
publifaniI6e Correspondent Sabercorn
lit, pel6er bic betrefTenbe MeuBerune
Suerlt in Die Yrefe lansirt 6at lit uns
feline sans ausrei6enbe @arantie ba fir,
baB ber Mann in @irtli6feit eriItirt,
oenn ptr ipillen aus Grfabruna, oab
9err Sabercorn cine auBerprbentli6
frudtbare Ybantalie beTbt unb baB leine
Na6ri6ten lib meiit ni6t eben bur6
belonoere 3uperldIiigteit aussei9nen.
Gr mar es ou9, ber leiner 3eit bebaup=
tete, CT tonne Die Namen bon minbeltens
bunoert oeutl6en Iemteridsern nennen,
oeren Ipplicotionen Glepelaub gons ie=
norirt babe. 9(ls Die beutl l1bemofra=
ttl6e YreIie oann aber perlan9te, oaB
Serr Sabercorn biele Mamen ipirfli9 Der
Oeifentlidfeit iibersdbe, bamit bas
Seutl6tbnm wi5Ie, tpie es nit Glepelanb
oaran lei, oa l6lus Der Serr Gorrelpon=
bent li6 i6leunislt leitpdrts in Die
Siilbe uno lieB ni6ts mebr pon lib
bSren.
Solanse uns alio Serr oabercorn
ni6t Ia9t, iuer Der mp1teri01e 8eomte
lit uno su pel9em Gpn9reBmann CT Die
@euBeruns iiber bic oeutlbe 9lemter=
jd9erei 9etlan bal, Ieben mir uns gu Der
Innabme 9eslpun9en oab ct leiner
Ybantolie tpieber etnmal Die 3iieel sat
i6ieben laiien ober, UNI es beutli9er
aussubriiden, bab er sehuntert bat. |
Was aber glepelanbs Terbalten eesen
Die SeutI4en anbelanst, 10 bat er gum
8eeinn Ieines stpeiten Sermins allers
oinss ni6t all5u piel fit oieielben 9e=
than uno Der vanseiser" bat li6 aud
ni6t 9enirt, leinem gefremben bariiber
9lusoruf gu 9eben. SnSlpil6en aber
bat oer Yrdlioent oas gerldumte na6=
sebolt uno eine 9an5e 4nSobl beuti6er
@rnennunsen oolispgen, fir nelhe bic
republifaniI6en 3ettun9en linn fetnen
Greoit 9eseben baben. Gr bot in
Chicago unb M}ilpaufee oeutl1e 9oit= |
meiiter ernannt, ct bat bret oosr bier
8eutI utI6ameritanern 8oiten als Binnen=
Iteueretnnebmer gegeben uno auBeroem
bot ct 9eraoe IN LETTER 3eit cine ganSe
@nsabl gum She'll retDt gutter Gonlultate |
unter oos oeutI9e Clement pert9eilt, 10 |
oab boilelbe I'M @ansen bel Der Gertbei= |
lung Der patronage bur6ous ni6t 10
i1le6t fort9efOmmen 1T, wte rns Die
republitanii9en 3eitungen 9lauben
MAIDEN woIlen SebenfoQs beboupten
mir, boB gleoeIano fit Die 9eutl l6en
cine uieI freisebigere 9on0 9e9obt bat,
als ietn republitanilber Gorgdnger, Der
sluei OOer bret teutI6en Yolititern leio=
lid CUTE 9lemter CAB, Oomit aber ou6
Nlles 8etban 3u baben 9laubte, pos er
Dem 9entI4tbum i6ulbig Iei.
(&ouisp. gln3,)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05
R,hhe;t unA e,;rn1;hfe;+ fsnn,p;6

yRobbeit unb Sinnli6fsit fennsei6s
men bic enelildzameritaniid 8iibne BON
beutsutase. Sbre prominenten S4au=
Ipieler liefert ibr Der Preis=Gins, bie
9elbinnen bas Gbeideibunsss@eri6t.
so iast bic alternbe Sannp Sanaui9ed
nit erfldrli4er 8itterteit. llno 70 sana
llnre6t bot tie ni1t.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05
Sreffenb moralifrt oer Streiiiid)=

- SreHenb moraIifrt Der Streifiid.
termann Der ngt. .. Staots5eituns", In
oem er ibreibt: ySeit Den gntbiillun=
gen bes 8redenribses llaros9rp5efes
1T es uns Mdnnern eieentIid nidt gu
oerbenfen, penn mir auf S6ritt unb
Sritt III oer dn9itliden 8efiirdtuns
leben, man m66te uns perfiibren. alter
Sdiibt ppr'm 8adiiIh niht."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05

- Bismard's @eburtstas parb bie=
Ies Sabr NIT sans beIonberem Slanse
sefeiert. Das &eriibt, baB cine neue
gntfrembuns spiiden ibm uno bem Raj
Ter einoetreten let, BOT 1i1 ni1t beftdtigt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05

- Bebb's SIN wel9e 9anbpertern
Elm 8fanbre9t auf @rabfteinen sibt. er=
bielt feline eonititutionelle Mebrbeit, in
bem 81 bafir unb "a basesen ftimmten
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-02

Make the dough as usual. Instead of
rolling out and placing on fiat tins to
bake, roll and then cut out with q
large-size biscuit cutter or coffee cup,
placing one on another and buttering
between as you would the large cakes
When done, have the berries lightly
crushed and sugared, pull apart the
little cakes, laying the lower halves on
q platter, butter and cover with the
Strawberries, then put on the top parts
Lay some of the finest berries on the
tops of the cakes and sprinkle with
sugar. Whipped cream poured over
just before serving makes handsome
addition to looks and taste. y
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-02
PICKED AND SORTED.

EIeHTY-FIvE per cent. of the English
barristers have nothing to do.
A SINGLE nerve, the pneumogastric,
supplies the heart, lungs, stomach and
bowels
The eight-hour day is to become uni
versal in all British governmental es-
Establishments.
THERE are more than twelve hundred
ordained priests of the Anglican church
without parishes.
THE huge guns of modern navies can
be fired only about seventy-fve times
when they are worn out
In Paris when a local shopkeeper ad-
vertises to sell at cost he must keep his
word or the government will compel
him to tell why.
AN ordinary piano contains mile Of
wire string and noise enough can be
made on 1t to affect whole neighbor-
hood with nervous prostration.
RUDYARD K1PLINe's 1.-The Man Who
Would Be q King" is pronounced by q
London bookseller "the most remark
able short story in the English lam
guage."
The Alps have no more devoted lover
in any land than her majesty Queen
Margherita of Italy. King Humbert is
also an enthusiastic lover of Alpine
sport.
SEA snakes can always be recognized
by the flattened, oar-lile tails with
which they steer their way through the
waves. They appear to be invariably
poisonous
AN advertisement in the London Tel
egraph recently for governess for two
little girls at one hundred and twenty
five dollars year brought one hundred
and sixty-two replies In two days
THERE are in the United States 4,564,-
o41 separate farms, averaging about 1877
acres each, of which in the eastern,
middle, western and Pacific states
eighty per cent. are occupied and man
aged by their owners.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

BRoTHEB JOSEPH, who Is voluntarily
spending his life at Molokai and devot-
ing it to the lepers In that settlement.
Is Ira 7. Dutton, native of Vermont.
who adjudicated war claims In the Dor.
der states after the civil war for the
federal government. He began his
services in Molokai under the heroic
Damien.
GEN. HENRY B. CLEAvEs, who has
been renominated for another term as
governor of Maine, entered the army
as private when he was twenty-five
years old, and worked for some time In
o sash and blind factory after the war
before taking up the study of law, In
which he has accumulated q large
practice
A. w. TERRELL, United States minis
ter to Turkey, Is having two silver and
gold-mounted saddles made OF San An
tonic, Tex. He will present them to
the sultan Of Turkey and that rulers
favorite son. The saddles are the hand
somest and costliest ever made in the
United States They are Of the Texas
cowboy pattern.
THE additions to be made to the fac
ulty of Stanford university, California,
for the next college year will include
Nathan Abbott, who is to be the perma-
nent head Of the law department.; VIII
liam Stuart Symington, assistant pro-
fessor of Roman languages; Frederick
l.. o. Roehrig, lecture Of oriental philol-
ogy, and Vernon L. Kellogg, associate
professor of entomology.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-02

y few days ago Pittsburg citizen cut
into pound of butter which he had pur-
chased at grocery store whose proprie-
tor does not advertise, and found therein
a small tin box, which contained paper
bearing the following and written in
a neat feminine hand:
81 am girl eighteen years, good
looking and an excellent housekeeper.
Should this be found by some unmarried
Christian gentleman, will he write to the
following address, etc"
The finder, being bachelor, decided to
unravel the affair, and succeeded, only
to destroy the romance. The girl who
had written the note had died many
years ago, leaving an aged husband and
a grown family.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-02

the top; join with seam on the sides
and bind the seam at the bottom with
white braid stitched on with red silk
and adorned with fancy stitches done
IN white linen. Pond lilies are painted
on with water colors and outlined with
linen, and the word "shoes" simply
stitched in linen. Three brass rings
are sewed in the top points tc
hang it up by. If one is not an artist
and has little time for fancy work
such pocket is quite nice enough sim.
ply lettered to show its purpose. Made
up with black in place of white, or or.
namented with u white serpentine
braid put on in "rococo" work, red
denim is also very effective. For yacht.
ing pillows there is nothing better OF
more appropriate than dark blue denim
with the design outlined with rope.
colored linen floss. Edge with real
rope instead of linen cord.-American
Agriculturist.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-02
CURIOUS FACTS.

The twentieth century begins Janu-
ary /, 1901.
The smallest bird In the world Is the
golden-crested wren.
THE best remedy for the presence of
ants rs cayenne, sprinkled freely in
their haunts-
THE brain of an ant is larger In pro-
portion to its size than that of any
other known creature.
UNITED STATES mail wagons have the
right of way as against ambulances and
fire department apparatus.
THE wages of female servants in
Prussia range from SLABS to S71.40 per
year; OF males, $2a.s0 to S05.2o.
MANY scientists now believe that the
atmosphere Is not less than one hun
dred miles deep, and may be two hun
dred-
On many railroads of Germany the
station agents are permitted to keep
bees, which thus form small source of
income.
The laborers in every occupation are
paid from two to five times as much In
the United States as In any country in
Europe.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-02
The Lateaf In IlmhralIaa.

In women's umbrellas black is fast
disappearing, giving place to colors,
and changeable ones at that. When
first they began to come in they were
predicted fad, but that is proved an
error, and red, blue, green and brown
are staple colors for umbrellas and
no one need fear getting one on the
score that next season it will be passe
If two tones are in an umbrella
which is one of the smart styles-one
is usually black, and that is the only
appearance of the latter save for
mourning. The latest color is green
a dark shade, let it be understood, none
of them are brilliant to any degree,
and shade Of brown dubbed '.tobac
co" is quite one of the most chic. Suit
ability, and the general fitness of
things have led to umbrellas with han
dies that have some reference TO the
shafe of silk.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-02
what Part Gets Drunk?

From the Lansford Leader.
What part of the human machine is it
that gets drunk, the mind or the body?
1t is a common thing to see man with
a sober mind and a drunken body. The
body is out of gear, its legs and arms are
paralyzed, but the mind is clear, it can
converse intelligently, transact business
and lay plans for the future. 1t knows
the body's condition and pities it. II
would like to take that body to church
to the social, to the concert or to the
opera, but it is ashamed to exhibit it.
In another man it is the mind that
gets drunk, while the body retains all its
powers of locomotion. That body makes
ashow of itself; it has no control over
its mouth, it squares off with its arms. il
lntrudes where it is not wanted, it bumps
against pedestrians, it is no longer re-
sponsible, The animal is guided by in
stinct, but that body is under no con-
troll whatever. A sober mind in a
drunken body is an object of pity, but a
drunken mind in a sober body is dis
gustinp
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-02
THE MARKETING CARD,
1t Renders Household Duties Lighter to
Mistress and Maid,

Mistress and Maid.
Have you ever added to your kitchen
furnishings marketing card?" 1t is
most convenient little affair, and no
housewife who has owned one will
ever be without 1t. Whether you do
your own work or engage the services
of a maid the marketing card will be a
great help In keeping in mind the nec-
essary pantry stores.
A Boston cooking school originated
the idea of the card. 1t consists of a
light wood frame provided with slips
of wood, upon which are marked the
names ofdifferent housekeeping stores,
such as tea, coffee, sugar, soap, starch,
bluing, spices, etc.
Slots are arranged into which the
wooden slips can be moved, showing
up plainly against the light back
ground. This plan is most successful
In maintaining well-filled larder, for
when particular supply gives out the
mistress of affairs has only to slip into
its place the correct bit of wood, which
serves as reminder of something
needed that might otherwise be for.
gotten when the grocery order Is given.
With little ingenuity marketing
card may easily be made at home. Try
it once. Golden Days
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-02
PERSONS AND THINGS,

The Florida state board of health
has plans and specifications made for a
disinfecting station at Fernandina, to
cost $4,000
HENRY IRVING recently made a speech
ridiculing pugilism. The rumors Of ].
j. Corbett's histrionic success seem to
be confirmed.
DIR. JOHN CoNTEE FAIRFAX, of Mary
land, Is the only English peer who is
an American citizen. He has never
taken his seat in the house of lords.
CONAN DOYLE and Stanley J. Wey-
man are doing great work in proving
that contemporary novelists can gain
popularity outside of the rotten and
riotous realm Of erotic and neurotic
fiction.
SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS, who founded
the Young Mems Christian association,
is a retail storeheeper. He is president
OF fully thirty religious and philan-
thropic societies and q director In as
many more.
MRS VANCE, widow of the late sena-
tor from North Carolina, Is preparing
for the press On elaborate biography Of
her husband. His career contained
many romantic and dramatic incidents,
and the book is likely to prove very
interesting.
READERS Of ''Hoosier Schoolmaster"
will remember Phillips, the champion
speller of the Indiana school described
therein. Phillips still lives In vevay,
Ind. DR.. Egglestons old home, and
will soon be seventy-three years old.
The fame he got from the book has
lasted to this day, and curious visitors
to Nnuatr hunt hin, ,,r,
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-02
FREELAND, PA, JULY ., 1894.
If Coke Should Get Control.

from the Wcathcrly Herald.
There is one railroad coal operator in
the Lehigh Valley that is not in politics.
so far as his men are concerned, and
that is that sound, sensible, brainy man,
Hon. Eckley b. Coke, of Drifton. The
Lehigh Valley Railroad is in politics
over its head. The Lehigh Coal and
Navigation Company, it is reported, dis
charged several men at Lansford for
voting in favor of an improvement to
that town. This is another fragrant vio-
lation of the bond that should exist be-
tween employers of a corporation and
employees, and if the Lenigh Coal and
Navigation Company is guilty of this act
1t deserves the condemnation of the
people.
OF such trickery and treachery Mr..
Coke has never been accused and the
Offices he has filled in his life were filled
as a benefit of the people and in the in
terest of them. Go back many years
and old people will tell you that Eckley
B. Coke always was for the man that
works from rise to set of sun. He never
told any of his laborers to vote so and so.
This is the kind of man that should be
at the head of our working class. Then
we know they are used according to the
laws of labor. Many a man would re-
joice the day, if Mr.. Coke ever will get
control of the Lehigh Valleys coal
fields.