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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-07
. CATHOLIC NE vs.
THIS WEEKS CALENDAR

THIS WEEKS CALENDAR
Sunday-Fifth Sunday after Ept-
phany; st. Romuald, abbot.
Monday-St. John of Matha. ConieS-
SOr.
Tuesday-St. ApOllonia and the
martyrs of Alexandria.
Wednesday-ISt ScholastiCtl. alb
hess.
ThurSday-St SeverinuS. abbot.
Friday-St. Benedict of Anian.
Satur1ay-St. Catherine of RiCCi
Next Sunday is the anniversary OF
St Valentine. priest of Rome, bchead-
ed on this day about the year go
under ClaudiuS ii. His name was
uSpd aftrrWard by the Roman priests
to abolish the heather custom of
boys drawing the names of girls in
honor of their goddess Februata Juno,
on this day, by substituting the names
of Saints in the billetS.
San Fernando Cemetery association
held a meeting yesterday afternoon.
Rev. ThoS. Mozejewcki, formerly
of st. Michaers was in the city last
week from CestOhowa. Karncs
county.
Bishop Forest and Rev. FIR. MOcZ-
ygemba visited Kyle last Wednesday
to attend the conservation Of the new
Polish church in that neighborhOod.
In honor of the Sacred Heart of Je-
sus. high mass was celebrated Mt San
Fernando cathedral last Friday fol-
lowed by the benedctiOn Of the
Blessed Sacrament.
Very Rev. Geo. Meyer provincial
Of the Brothers of Mary, completed
his official visit to the colleges of this
citv last week and left for the north.
Bishop Forest last Thursday pur-
chscd fine acre lot in Selma. on the
elma-OavennOrt road, from Mr.. ia
cob Frtneonhahn. for the proposed
new church.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-07
VOTERS OF SEVENTH WARD.

l am a candidate for alderman of
your ward, born and raised in same.
In the mercantile business since 1879,
as to character refer you to any sub
stantial business man in the city.
am no politician, but respectfully so
licit your vote; promise if elected to
work for our wards interest.
JOE MALLISTER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-07

Archbishop Martinelli will visit the
winter school in New Orleans, Feb.
18th. when he will pontiticate at the
cathedral
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-07
MATZOS, MATZOS.

Send your order for Matzos meal, etc,
to B. Moke's millinery, No. 122 w.
Commerce St, next to Wells Fargo EX-
press. 2-S-6w'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17

99lieBen mir ben 9ertrag ab, bann tpeiB
Der @ngIGnber, baB Der ameritanti4e Ipler
i'm 8Gfig po6l oerfpubrt TT unb ibm niht
elm Gtiid SIeii6 BON ben SnO6en BADEN
fdrn.
Die @orte bes 8i3ters 9pnn unb feline
8eI6liiKe BADEN Der @timmung i'm amertfaz
nif9en 8olfe einen Oiel beiieren Nusorud
perlie6sn, oIs bic 3eben Der 9roBen 9crren,
tpel3e bic @%erfammlung einberufen babt1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17

btellet9t nod cine 9rOBere 3ebuftion eraez
ben. Sorgfdltiger S9GBung nub befinben
fh9 1rur ettpa $40,OOO,O0O 9Dpot6efen in ben
9Gnoen bon 2euten, tpel9e auBerbalb bes
Staates tpobnen. Sabon miiffen nod $15,z
100000 abge5ogen Deroen, pel6e i'm Staate
9el9dfte trei6enbe 8erfi9erunssgeieli6afz
ten bergegeben baden. IS %reitiren fomit nur
nod $25,000,000 9bpotbsten in ben 6dnben
frember 8ldubiger, tpGbrenb biefelbe 3iffer
in 1890 nod S85, 900 1000 mar. 2aut bes baz
maligen Genius betrugen bic 2%anb6Dpot6ez
fen i'm Stuate II Pro5ent ales eingeI9Gbtsn
9runbeigentbumspertbes. 9eute iino ie
ni9t b0ber als Is pro5ent. Die Statiitif
benefit, baB Die Sarmer in &dnias itGnoig
lire S3uloen abtragen unb pabrf9einli9 in
beferer Gage finb, als bic aderbautretben6e
8ebOlferung in irgenb einem anberen nett
li9en Staate.
@ufre9enbe Scene @pr5
Der v&ller" bpr Der M6fa6rt. 4uf
benz 0umpfer r40er", tpel9er am 9ienItag
8ormittags nm 10 I6r BON Seem Oort nudh
Bremen abfu6r, tppqte Der beut19e Saul
mann S. g. Dieter aus ST Paio, Seras,
etre &etIe na9 Der alten 6eimatb 1%ntrete:l.
ST bate cine &aiite belegt unb lam tur3 ppr
Der gbfabrt BON g2ep gort mad 6o6ofen,
um ben Oumpfer gu beiteigen. l1nt,rp:gs
engdgirte er ben Is Sabre alten eoSamss Gu
IeD BON go. SO Wiqop Nbenue, 9oboten, Der
nabe Der SGbre ii9 auf6ielt, UNI Ieine Geiiez
tai9e nd9 Dem S9iffe gu tragen, Ind dls
8eibe an 8orb bes 0umpsrs antansn, l;eB
Gaiep bic 9eHetui9e in na9ldifiger @eiie
anf ods Sed falen. SIN nd9iten Nuger6lide
erfolgte cine @rplOiion, Die an 8orb aidt ge7
ri1ge Iufregung berurIa6te. Man9e glaubz
ten, ts lei Elm 9Dnamitertb a la 55omds
an 8Orb gefommen, 4nbere bdbten an bic
SragD0ie, bic it9 am Is. @pril 1891 ar
8oro bes feitOem ~oerungliidten Sremec
9ampfers u@iOer" dbIpjelte, ais Pbit. Sbnz
ader fi3 u1b Catherine 8artb erI9pB. N6er
balb itellte fNh beruus, OaB elm gelaOensr Re@
%oolOer, Der ii9 in Der 8eiietai6e befunoen,
bel Der na9ldiIigen 9antirung 6erIeG6ea loss
gegangen un0 @aiep Die &ugel ms 8e;a gez
0rungen mar. Ser 8ertpun6ete tpdcb BON
S9iffe in Das Warte3immer 0es Oods 1sz
bra6t unO bier bonn S6iffsar3t Der ySlbsns
burg" in 8ebanolung genommen, spd9ren6
Der an ben 9ods poitirte POli3iit Wei9s ben
Seruner in 6aft nabm. GafeD, oefen Wunre
inOeB ni4t gefdbrGi3 1T, tpurbe Sana per
Am6uIa13 ms ct. Marb's 9ofpit1l ge<
i9afft unb Dieter Dor ben gtecor6er Me9o>
nougb gefiibrt. 0o nun Elm l1nfaa borGaJ
unb Dieter Die @rlaubniB gum Srageu zines
&eboloers but, 10 tpurbe sr Iofort pieosr en.z
lafIen. Gr elite na9 benz 9od 5uriid, nahz
benz er Der Mutter bes ~Siingltngs $40 einz
g~e6Gnbigt, aber Der Oumpfer mar i9on absez
fabren. Dieter polte auf einem &emorqueur
Der rNGer" na8fabren, uber es purbe i'm
ge1ugt, baB 6ies apedlOs fei, neil Die Dam
pier ni9t me6r tpie friiber bet Der 9uaranz
tdne ~aplegen, I'M bic Supplementarzpolt an
8orb 51 ne6men. Ser Mann aus Serds
tpirb nun uuf benz ni9iten Sampfer Die @uz
roparet1e ppbl f@pn angetreten ba6sn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
Ser 2anSeSamsiGnB pom GliaB:
&otbringcm.

Die &ei9slanoe @lIaB@2 otbringen buben,
qleib ben anoeren Staaten 0es Deut16en
3eihs, audi ibre eigene gefeBsebenoe Ser
fammlung, ben 2anbesausf9uB. Ser miro
aber nibt, glei9 ben 8ertretern Der &eidsz
lanbe i'm &ei98tag, mittelt bes algemetnen
Stimmre9tes gepGblt, 1onoern 10:
Sci inbireftem 8ablberfabren iperoen "a
Mbqeoronete BON ben bret aus biretten Wabz
len berpprgebenben 8e5irtstagen erpdblt; Die
iibrigen "a Mbgeorbneten tperoen bon ben
| @emeinberGtben Der bier grDBten StGote, be-
~siebungstptiIe ben 8ablmdnnern Der iibrigen
| Observation-Disclosures gepG6lt.
@eI4Gftsipra9e i'm 2anbesausf9uB 1T Die
oehti9e. Die Mitglieber Der eben erpGbnten
8eairfstage tperben, tpie geIagt, our9 btrefte
@abl gepGblt; uno bas Stimmre9t pie bos
Re9t, gepdblt 5u perOen, ite6t bier, pie Bel
ben @emeinbeipablen, iebem Interchangeable
gen gu, Der bas fiinfunO3man5i9ite 2ebensz
iabr 5uriidgele9t bat unb cine btrette Steuer
be3ablt.
l1eber bic @irfun9 bes @ablIpitems fir
ben 2anoesausi9uB fagt cine beutl9@conler
batibe Stimme aus @liaBz2otbringen:
r9teies Wablfbtem bat ii9 re3t gut be-
tpdbrt. Gs bat CUR WabG BON Nbgeoroneten
gefiibrt, Die es fi9 faft bur9peg ungelegen
Iein lieBen, cine rein Ia9li9e griifung Der
Regierungsbprlagen eintreten ou lafen uno
babel unter bolftdnbiger Wabrung ibrer linz
abbdneigfeit cine benz 2anbespoble f6doli9e
9runbfGbli9e Sppofition 5u bermeiOen. I'm
ter Mitpirfung bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1T eS
gelungen, etnen grpBen She'll Der beralteten
fran5Ofif9en @eiebe umaugeitalten = es fei
nun an Die Steuerreform unb bic neue Sc
metnbeor0nung ertnnert = nnD ben beuttgen
8erbdltnifen un5upafen. 9eiht unpubr=
f9einli9 1T .es, baB i'm Safe Der @infiibrune
bes biretten @ablre9ts fir ben 2anbesaus=
i9uB cine aus NngebDrigen Der tleritalen,
proteftlerii6en unb REORGANIZATION
Purtei 5ufammengeiebte Me6r6sit entitiinbe
DAB ioI9es nt9t i'm Sntereiie bes 0eut19=
tbums gelegen pdre, bebarf feines psitereu
9intpeifes."
GliaBzlOtbrinaii6e &lerifale, 9rotetlel
unb So5ialiiten i'm &eibstug arbeiten aui
@infubrung bes birstten Woblipitems aud
Bel ben MISUNDERSTANDING bin. 9od
ielbft penn inn Rei6stage cine berartige Sc
i6luBnabme Grfolg bate, ipiiroe Der beut1df
Bupoesrat9, obne oefen @enebmigung fl
nt9ts 9dlte, tie aus Dem in BET obigen eliuB=
lot6rin9ii6en Mittbeilung %entbaltener
@runoe 5uriidpeiIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
Is ur bic S1ltnois Staatg5ettune.)
Gin baDerti@er Erin5 t.to @rst uttS
feline Satin.
90 il n If e n, %. Sebruar '97.

Ut u n Cd E n, 70. Sebrudr '97.
gS3on Elm Sabr fbldft mein Batter, Wil=
9elm bon @pmetal ober Or. Is. @pl (S61
Yorid) ben lebten S9laf Der geiitpole Spa
5tergGnger, Der ninlmer miibe Wanberer, UNI
rtbt aus BON 2eib unb 5reub'; tpieber bedi
Die petBe 9ede bas 9ero, bos in Iiibli9er
Wdrme 9e19la9en. unb Dinterlt9e Stiirmt
5ieben barber bin." go fdngt metn 9orz
mort fir bic bemnd9It er19einenbe, neue
4uflage feiner u9pa3iergGnge" an, uni
t9 f9reibe bieien Sab bier nieber, bd it
meme 9efiible tpieber in bieIen Worten am
beiten auS6riden tann. Mber-Post tene-
bras lux-6teieS fur3e @ort entbGlt aues
bas, mas ben Meni9en au@ in Der tiefften
Ru6t bes @4ner5es fibrt unb leitet, mag
i'm ftarf ma9t unb i'm iiegen ldBt, lpenr
au9 Die leBte 8raft 5u Derfagen i9eint: Die
9offnung auf fonnisere Sage!
IS pat febr liebenspiirbig bon Sbnen
ben Nrtitel Der rMiin9ener Neuei ten Na9s
rihten" iiber unfer @oblt6Gtigtsits gon3ert
gu @uniten Der Nnitalt fir ar1ne &inber in
Neubaufen in Sbrer 3eitung gum Nbbrud gu
bringen. 8te1ei9t intereiirt es Sic, etpas
Ndberes iiber bas @on3ert gu erfa6ren.
Der 9roBe Saal bes &urgartens in g1bmz
pbenburg bot an bie1em Mbenb Elm ungemeir
barmonif9es Bib. l1eberaQ leu9teten Spi=
i9en fril9en 9riinen Pflan5en bas baDrii9:
Weibzglau urb bas fpunii6e &ot6z @elb ber=
Dor. 9as Pobtum mar Elm gef9madbol
conItruirtes: ipanii3e unb 6aprii9e @appen
unb Elm GROCER &ei6saOler bilOeten Die 8or=
bdnge babinter; bic 9rapierungen be1elbeu
in ben borbenannten Sarben tparen einfaG
unb gerabe besbaGb fe6r tpirfium, unb binte1
benz groBen 8liitbnerfliigel ra9te unter cd
len pflan3er cine 8iifte bes Brinareoenteu
berbor; Die &Onigsfrone fr0nte bic pberftt
Spibe bes gan5en tiinitleriI6en N%ufbaues
uno Die 2i9teffefte Der eleftriI9en 8eleu9=
tung ergpf1en ft9 nie Elm milber 3auber iibel
oas gauge 8ilb. Qu6 bic Soiletten be1
Prin5efiinnen, 1otpie anbsrer 9amen tru9er
iebr Du3u BEL, benz Nbenb elm bur6aus ele.
gantes @eprdge gu. geben.
&ur5 Dor 81 lbr ert0nte Der .@alut be,
I'M 8orfaale binter 8Gumen berbprgener
NfilttdrtapeIe, Die 90ftutf9en fu6ren an
unb meine Mutter unb i6 empfingen BIZ
boben 8Gite unb fiibrten Tie bur9 bic fiji
oteien @benb aufgeitelte @aumaIee Des 8or=
iaales in Den 9efiqten Gon5ertiaal. 9as
Publifum erbob fi4 unb in 6er5li9iter @eiIe
gpiiBten Die 9obeiten. s3upDrber1t beim 3d.
blum paren Sepptbe geGegt unb in einem
&reis Politerm0bel fir bic 6erri9aften auf=
9etelt.
Sas CONCERT e%r0ffnete mein lieber 2ebrer
Der Pianiit @buaro 8a9, nit elmer 8al.
lube Don Gbopin. @ie in benz Nrtifel Oel
uNeueten Na9ri6en" eeiast, puren BIZ
tiinitlerii9en %9eiitungen ppr3igli9e.
8eIonOeres Snterefie 3eigtsn 9rin;
unb 8rin3effin 2ubnig Serb
nanb fir 9errn 8a9, ben bic prin3eIfir
li4on sinmal bate lpielea ee9Drt, unb spal
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
aaaa,euttdbe alt,ots ataats-asttn,ee, aattapad,. u. gaars 1897.

Samilien Dor, bic als iol9e algemein geebrt
tperoen. sic baben GinfluB, bo9 iino iie in
Der &egel ni9t aablrei6 genug, Inn Dem beg
8eamtentbuunS - Der %iogenunnten Mans
barine = bos @lei69etpi9t gu balten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17

unO lire allfopfernbe MenI9snliebe lpre9en,
bat ite 9lei3faus urfpriingli9 ipaniid
berfaBt, es aber IefbIt ing 9eutI9e iiber=
trdgel1:
Din Ole Jun9trdu Don Nllnnoemd.
sSunefran BON Nlmuoeuo, bon 9ulb nnb 6naoen,
Sieb' mid 81 Seinen 5iBen MT @ram belabeul
Sen feiner Stbidung
Sudt tb bel Sir ~Oer9ebens
SrpIt uno GrdhiCtluQl
So lebt maudJ' tbeures gGeIen mir auf Der @rbe,
9as germ tD 9lIdll6 Idbe ireI pon seibperbe.
@Dr betnem Bible
@on Nlmuoena feb Id:
sig es Sn Wtiloc!
Soft lab am eriteu SaQ ibon oteie 9Geiem.
@iellei9t 8a ia'perer 9runsial bon ibm srlefen.
Gag iDm Mtit sSreubeu
Sani9 ib baS @liif bes 9ebens
Tim hire 2eioen.
Sa9it 9u's, mie ids erreb init beiBeu Sabren,
90 iptrb Oein teber SObu es Dir germ ~9etpdbreu.
l1no ih. 9u Milbe
@un @lmubena, ipenoe
Cant bptrem Bilbe.
9offentli9 tperoen bic meiIten Oi9tunqer
Der Prin5eiiin in's 9eutf9e iiberiebt u,n ID
Der oeuti4en 9eiepelt 5ugdn9li9 gema9t.
prin5 2uopig 5eroinano 1T ne6en Iei=
mem ar5tli3en 8erufe aud ais proteftor ber
Wliit in 8apern ~an3uIsben. @r 1T Elm bor=
3ii9li9er &labierz unb @iolinipieler, aud
&ompontit uno auf bieIem Seloe ltebt inn
feline Gemabltn ebenfans piir6is CUR @site.
@efrDnt 1T oas 9aiein bieies paares burcb
ben 3auber oes inni9iten Samiliengliides.
9rei rei3enoe unb bo9begabte &inber ent=
ipran9en oieiem 8unb, ben Der 3ue Der Ser
gen i3loB. Die iuneen prin5en 5erbinonO
uno Noal6ert iopie lire lteblide feline
S9peiter Maria Def Bilar perosn in grDbz
ter ginfa4beit er5ogen urb ale brei bere9ti=
gen gu ben i30niten Soffnungen.
Srieori9 WDmetat.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-22
THE SCORCHER AND THE SIDE


Portland Is wrestling with the bicycle.
The council has already passed an ordi-
nance which was fairly liberal. but II will
have to be amended because riders will
not observe the regulations. One very i'm
portant feature Is provision that bicy
cles may be ridden on sidewalks except
within certain limits but not at q rapid
pace. This well meant privilege has been
so much abused that there Is great COM
plant, and the police are unable to cover
the outlying territory where the trouble
chiefly exists.
One policeman undertook to enforce the
ordinance In an original but not COM
menda6le way. OF his own. Finding that
he could not often catch seorchers. he laid
for a party OF riders. and threw himself
before them. They, OF course, fell, and
the wheels We're injured He pretended
that 1t was unintentional. but said he
would not arrest them as they had been
sufficiently punished. and 1t would be
warning. The punishment for scorehing
Is fine, not broken bones or broken
wheels.
There Is a great temptation to speed
wheel on a straight course In rivalry with
a chance companion. but the pedestrian
has the first right to the sidewalk. Rid
ing on q sidewalk does no harm to 1t, nor
Is 1t at all dangerous II the rider will
be considerable and careful. Most people
make no objection to the riding; Ii is
tho raryous a onrabanston which IA AZ ria.
ing causes them that stirs up opposition.
There are in Seattle and Tacoma, and
no doubt in Portland streets In the su-
burbs-Division street, for instance
where, for long distance. there would be
no offense In riding on the sidewalk.
There are many other streets where the
danger from bicycle Is no greater than
from a runaway horse. 1t would be q
mistake to punish riding on such streets.
as IL should be on First and Second ave-
nues. Even scorching on some suburban
streets is not Objectionable. 1t can only be-
come 80 by want OF judgment or by reck-
lessness on the part OF the rider.
The wheelmen OF Portland-that is.
some OF them-are making most
mwarrantabie threat. They init
mate to the council that they have 1000
votes which they win use II there Is any
act done which they construe to be I'M
Just. The city council has shown q most
generous spirit. but the right OF others
must be considered by q legislative body.
The threat probably amounts to very lit
tie. but II has an unpleasant ring about 1t.
and is apt to tincs the sood-natured en-
couragemsnt non-riders have so warmly
exteEdea TO every measure for the cor.-
fort OF the bicyclist-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-22
TO LIVE TWO HUNDRED YEARS.

Tesla says sleep Is the cumulative
storage battery OF energy. and has come
to tho conclusion that IL a man would
sleep eighteen hours a day he might live
for 90 years. Why not sleep the whole
twcnty-four hours and live forever? And
II that is the price OF life eternsl. why
not be dead? Tesla. like some other ner.
vous scientific men. often makes use OF
extreme expressions which are intended
TO convey an idea without fully and lit
orally meaning all that he says.
There are other people. too. who are
dlx2o%sd to so to extremes I'm their Ideas
OF the desirable. but their ideas are not
always o,.rreet. The desirable IN life Is
very often matter OF taste. tempera-
ment and training. There are people
who = oaid lock forward with great
pleasure 20 living two hundred years and
would not oniy Be willing 10 pay the price
Of eighteen hours day sleep bat would
pass laws compelling every body else 20
sleen eighteen hours. II would not occur
20 those people that II VAS other thaa
wickedness. which must be checked by
force. TO prefer TO live shorter life and
be awake more OF IL.
T:sers Is 20 moral or intellectual demand
Ipoa q nan 20 proicag his life. II there
weFr and sleeping eighteen hour, would
p-olcrS it. lt wouls &c no less than sin
"a s'eep q sh$rtcF time than eighteen
houls. There IS 40 limit backwards. II
50 is Eos Nrons &c sleep less than eighteen
hours or prelong life less thar two hun-
did years Wise Is the dividing Iner
II aaaa prefers 20 ee awake eighteen
hours and on.y us. I'll - Is seventy
what law. human % divine says M sAcula
nets
Life beyond g certain age Is rot worth
having. Bat az any STAGE ia value Is
only 20 os measured BY It's accomplish
mcnts The man. therefore. vho lvez sew
euty ycars ard saeeps oaly six hours gives
up 20 activity hftr-two and oae-nals
years. whereas. u he I've Tor sc years
ara sleeps eighteen heurs re il awake
oalY nfty years. Wits eorre-p ending
proportion ~ decreased usefulness.
ust thsre are ether things than mere
vaksf4lnass which may possibly sena -
Shorten nfe. ~ y aich make nse rnors &C.
sir&ess % sosne. ard which others caring
nothing for thsra. wouid take away frsn
those Who %. There are soEs~ nseE VITO
81 not Ike q smoke toeacco. END FOR sAzs
resson wclid forbid others - 90 *, Z
al rssn who dia not snaeks were virtuoEs.
honorable. healthy and successful q
woss4 be = seed srs 1sEsRt thAs usen would
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-22

90 better not 20 smoke; and IL all men
who did smoke were vicious. dishonor-
able. unhealthy ard unsuccessful. the
safety OF society would demand that II
be prohibited II Is VIGOROUSLY not 30;
on the contrary, among very many most
worthy opponents OF tobacco smoking
there are TO De found some Of the most
Notwithstanding. narrow minded. IN
wholesome sneaky. unsuccessful ana I'M
companionzbIe men on earth. This Is not
due 20 abstinence from tobacco. but 70
temperament, which tobacco could make
70 worse
There are very many people who would
rather live a short life and have Il full OF
waketul activity. OF work. or pleasure. than
drag cut two centuries with only time
enough TO eat and sleep: and Tesla's dis
covery viii not De much In demand The
day is coming. perhaps, when life VIII
be better divided; when eight hours OF
work. eight Of sleep and rest OF some
other kind and eight OF recreation-physi-
cal and intellectual-shsu be more gen.
orally recognized as better for the en-
pIoyer and the employee. the individual and
the world at large, but IL IS not imminent.
The race for wealth. the competition
among those who must join In the race.
and the unrest Of those who are unwilling
TO enjoy enforced inactivity win prevent
universal adoption Of the rule until con-
citions change
But. any way, six hours sleep and eight
cen hours wakefuiness In the twenty
four is better than eighteen hours sleep
and only six within which to round out
our destiny.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-22
Nof a Dem ocrnt.


lineage Inter ocean.
AS matter OF fact. Mr.. Bryan repre-
sents no single principle that was cner-
ished or avowed by any founder OF the
Democratic party. Jackson and JerTer-
son were pretectionists. Mr.. Bryan - q
free trader. Every Democratic president
from Jefferson to Cleveland was gold
standard man. Mr.. Bryan is a silver
mouO-metailisE Mr.. Bryan is not Dem
ocrat; he Is a Populist II may be mat
the PopuiiSts now are stronger than the
Democrats: certainly they outnumbered
the Democrats IN that convention which
nominated Mr.. Bryan But entrance into
a Methodist church does not change a
Baptist into q Methodist, nor does attend
ance upon q Democratic convention
change PopElist into a Democrat; such
change can be effected only ey renuncia-
ton Of al such parts Of the Populist
creed a. ara repugnant 20 the Democratic
faith. % which belief IN 8 gold standard
Is = part
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The state OF Connecticut originally made
lincoln day. Il ha. recently amended the
law making ths holiday come on February
u, the birthday OF the great president For
many reasons It was a good idea TO havs
Il Lincoln holiday In October. There is
already on. holiday in February and none
IN October. and the fact that Lincoln was
not born In the latter month could act
have detrseteI appreciahly from g atting
observance OF the day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-22
Most Wholesome Diet.

n
When Representative Sayers, ex-cnair-
man OF the house appropriations commit
tee. and one of the most respected MEM
bers OF the house. goes down to lunch he
INDUCES In corn bread and bacon. 1T il
the most wholesome diet in the world"
says he. 'anc ] believe that every man
ought 10 eat his heartiest meal In the
middle OF the day. This late dining IS no,
q good thing. I remember once said
Mr.. Sayers yesterday. coming down TO
lunch and sitting at the same table with
the lata W. L. Scott, OF Pennsylvania. He
asked me- to lunch with him. and passed
me the bill OF fare. without looking a, II,
] ordered pint OF buttermilk. a big piece
OF hot corn bread and some broiled bacon.
Mr.. Scott looked at me with astoni.h-
ment. DO you intend 10 eat that mix
turer he asked me. Certainly said +.
Savers hs said. 4 would give a million
dollars this minute IL could eat a meal
like that and digest IT. and he went on
slipping his milk, while I told him that I
would not exchange places with him for
two millions. The fact is.' added Mr..
Savers. that tho way for a man 10 keep
healthy Is TO eat plain food" and he went
on munching his corn bread with great
satisfaction.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-22

An effort should be made by the cele-
bration committee TO see II the managers
OF the Tacoma rose carnival cannot con-
their festival. They now conflict with
t.ose set apart FOR the Fourth OF July
celebration in this city. and for this -ea-
son many Tacoma people will be unable
10 come here and the Seattle people Will
be unable to attend the carnival II
would seem that arrangements could be
made SO that the dates will not conflict.
and hundreds from one city will be able
to visit the other during the festivities.