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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-07
@IIdlid1c Soiuns.

9as tleine 2anbtGbtden @asItuu
feierte tiirSli4 elm gar oentpiiroi9es
&reianiB. Inter 9DlerI9iFen, Seits
reoen unb grOBartiser 9etbeiligung Der
9iirgsrIdaft puroen an einem Sage
nidt tpeniger ais iie6en Sentmdler BON
berporragenben PerIOnIi4teiten ents
biiqt - tbeils, pte Der 9iirgermeiIter
10 t%reffsno idgte, I'm cine lGngit fGaigs
@9renI6ulb gu tilgen, tbeils I'M ben
bisber Ie6r ipdrIiden 5remoenOertebr
gu beben.
gbe es iebo9 our a%ufItelIung bteIer
0entmGler fam, bate @asitaI erit bic
IetOise plubfrage es gibt bort ndms
li9, i'm 8ertrausn seIugt, ~iibsrbuupt
II einen Plab = burd5uma4en. Die
Qufregung Der guten 9asftaler mar
idon auf's S09fte geitissen, mar
fpra6 BON ni6ts mebr QnOerem ala
BON Der plabfrage = od fam Der ftGb=
tiI6s Mdurermeiiter unb 8ipsgiebsr
Sacob Stldu6erl, Dem bieausfii6rune
Der Monuments in lotulpatriotiIher
Deiie iibertragen poroen mar, auf eint
gliidli4e Sbes.
Der geniale Meifter brd6te i'm
Sodel bes aus i6On marmOrirten
9ipspGnoen berseItslten 8entmalss
elm grobss Solsrab an unb befsItistt
bic einSelnen Statuen in entfpre6enoen
IbItGnOen an bic peripberie OerIelben,
Run mar bic 8eI6idte ungebeuer Elm.
fad: Der 9emeinoeoiener brau6te.
tpenn sr 4benos bonn vrotben S6Ien"
mad SauIe ging, ieoesmnl Bios eins
&urbelbrebun9 an benz Rub gu MAIDEN
unb - bic 5riibIonne beItrablte an ie.
benz Sage Der @ohe cine unoere Dent
mdlfigur!
60 batten bur6 bic 8enialitdt BEG
Meifters S6lauderl bic Statuen ni6t
muir ben beIten plub sefunoen, ionbern
- unb bus ma ben guten 9asitaGsrn
bic Sauptfade - nun mubts ieosr
Srsmbe, Der iGmmtli6e 0entmGIer Der
Stabt Ieben poIlte. minbsItens Iieben
Sage in 9asItaI pertpeilen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-07
s5It eIBener Crupe.
Rnn 8. g Silhcriirnm.

Stubtoius 8onse bate, ba er su
IpGt ms SemeIter ging, Bed nit Ieis
ner neugsmietbtten ,9uoe". Dor guem
taugte ous Sett ni9ts, Slid unb
Stii9le tonnten ii9 taum nod auf ben
Seinen balten uno fir ieinen Bidder
uno &leiber > 8orratb fanb er taum
ben nDtbigen Plub. Was Wunoer, baB
er feinen i'm gleiten SauIe i'm Speiten
Stod pObnenben 8ereinsbruber S9lpt
Inn iein fumpies, iiber ieinem 3immer
gele9enes Seim i'm Stiaen beneiOets
uno barber nddOa9te, fi9. pie Der
SpaB i'm Reit Der S6palbe, in BEN
oberen be9agIi6en Stiib4en ietues
6reunoes ein3uniIten. -
@ines fd6nen g(benos batten nun
8on5e unb S9lpt Dem @ptte 9ambri>
nus ergiebig geppfert, insbsionoers be-
burfte aber S9lpt Der tbattrdftigen
llnteritiiBung ieines 8ereinsbrubers,
I'M in IpGter Nd6titunoe mad Sauie
Su ~gelangen. gls Der erite Stod uno
bic Sbiir our 8uoe oes 8On5e errei9t
mar, madte man Salt, unb bd fubr es
hemIelben burd ben &opf, lpie nett cs
tpdre, ipenn er ii6 einmal duf benz peiz
den Pfiibl ieines @ereinsbruoers aus
ruben unb oieiem iein bartes Eager 3us
benten t0nne. Die Qusfiibrung bisz
les Ylanes fanb bel benz benebsltsn
S9lot, Der es ii9 iofort in Der ibm
dngepieienen 9uoe bequem ma9te,
tein Sinbernib unb 9onae I9li9 fees
lenpergnii9t in bic Dobnung bss
S6lot binauf.
4m tpmmenben Morgen purbe
8onSe bur9 beftiges pp9en an Der
3immertbiire getpedt. @ls er iif nit
Niibe ms 9aIein 5uriidgerungen bate
unb Offnete, itanO Dor inn = Der Gez
ri9tspoa3ieber.
gSabe i9 bic Gbre nit Serrn Stus
bipIus S6lpt2" hub oieier an.
.9ebdure," erpiberte erlei6tert
8on5e, pba bemiibeu sic ii9 nur in
bas 3immer i'm eriten Stod unter mir.
Serr S4lOt 1T 9eitern bortbin umges
sogen."
9tls 9onse am Mittag in feline eigene
8ube %binabItieg unb ii9 nit gsbeufelz
ter Sbeilnubme BEL Sdlot ertunbigte,
tpie er gerubt babe, empfing ibn bieIer
nit freunoli6em 9rinien, 0as ii9
8on5e erit ertlGren tonnte, als er feline
gdnSe fabrenbe Sdbe nit ben blauen
pfanbIisgsln bes 9eri9tspoaSiebers
9ei4miidt fab.
n8erSeib, lieber Sreuno," trDitete
i'm S9lot, i'd babe bsm 8olz
itredungsbeamten bubenbmul geiagt,
baB t9 ni9t bd ppbne, dber er bat Ii9
BON ieiner @mtsbanbIung ni9t abbuls
ten lafen nit benz 8emerten, bds tonne
Sober Iagen; i~ibrtgens babe ibm Der
Serr i'm Obersn Stod ausoriidli9 pers
ii6ert, bab d bier pobne."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-07
Rtnoermuno.

Die tlsins @lusuite mar nit i6ren
@ltern gum 8eiu6e BEL ben 9roBs
eItern. sic mar i'm QGsemsinen artia
unb bic 9rOBeItern batten ibre 5reube
IN ibr. Sine groBe untugeno iebo6
bate tbr i9on mdnben @erlpeis sugez
Sosen: ie lieb Bel ibrsm 9utterbrot
INNER biearuiten iibrig unb man fanb
bieie bann in allen eden perItedt por,
10 bab ielbit bic na9ii9tige @rpBs
mama bic @nteIin barber our Reoe
itelen muBte. gines Qbenos nun 9ab
bic 9roBmumu benz &inbe Iein But
terbrot nit BEN 8emerten: ,sSB aber
bic 8ruite, mein Sinh. fonit pG6ft Oh
nidt unb mubt INNER Helm bleiben."
Iuguite gebt Oergniigt nit ibrem 9rot
fort; na6 elmer tleinen DeiIe iebp6 err
f4eint iie pieoer nit Der 8rottruIte in
Der Sanb, gibt Ie Der 9robmama nit
ernfter Wiene unb fast: sd mill lie
Der Helm blsiben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-07
Grabbing uno Ginier.
Bon G. Gsreiie.

SpH W NttiIe'
1.
5rii6Iing i'm @inter2 8ie mag bas
fetn?
Sud in bier gliidlide augen binein.
Mertt man ba mas bon bes Binters
@ebraus2
S9aut ntdt Der 6riibItng ielber bers
aus2
9rinnen i'm Ser5en, ba pp9fs unb
gliibt,
Srinnen i'm Ser5en, ba tnoipet's unb
bliibt.
$50 ii9 Stpei Ssraen in 2iebe D%ereint,
2ddeIt Der 5riibIing, bic Spnne
ideint.
@inter i'm 6riibIing9 @ie mag bas
S9uu in 5tpei traurige &ugen binein.
Sb AUDI bu brauBen Der 5riibGing
la6t,
9rinnen i'm Ser5en it's Winterna6t.
Senn felt bein 2iebites lie trugen our
Rub,
S4IOfeit bu gerne bic Qugen gu.
limb BON bss Sriiblings lieblidem
Sein
5GIt feline 8liitb' in bein Ssr3 binein.
3.
5rubling unb Dinter muB Iein, mein
Sinh,
5riibltng unb Dtnter ne91eln gee
i6pinb.
Senbet Der Simmel Dir Sonneni6ein,
Soait bu bid freuen unb 9liidlia
fein.
&ommt bann bic finItere @interna9t,
Sci nur 9etroIt: Der Batter ipaft.
Some unb &Glte, Slid uno 9ein,
Seioes 1T gut, orum f6tde bid brein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-07
GbrgefIbl Der &leinen.

ungefGbr i'm orittsn 2ebcnsiabre
lernt Ous Sinh iein eisenes SD BON ben
anberen @egenItGnoen unterI6eioen
uno gIei45eitig nit benz SeIbItbetpuBtz
fein ertpa9t bas SelbItgefiibl in ibm.
IS fiblt Iein fleines perI0n9en als
elm ipertbbolIes @ut unb Itrebt befen
5OrOerung nit allen ibm gegebenen
SrGften an. Limb i'd bin aud babel
geueIen, Mutter!" idgt Der tIeine @als
ter in S9iaer's Dilbelm Sell (V. q.
nWti6 muB man aud nit nernen. 8as
tiers Pfeil ging mir am 2eben bart porz
bel, uno i'd bab' ni4t seaittert." = SIM
2aufe bes ipeiteren 2ebens fam bieIes
iiberuus md4tise S~eIbitssfiibI bur9
grfabrungen ~geldutert unb beI9rGntt,
niemdIs aber in elmer geIunben Ratur
gang beieitigt perben. Die md9tisite
SDroerung erbdlt oas S~slbItgefiibl
bur6 bas gbrgefiibl.
Sir bas Sinh i'm Sarteren Qlter
lam es dlerbings nod gar feline Gbre
geben, neil periDnli9e Sii6tigtett nod
gar ni9t oorbanben lit. 9agsgen ems
pfinbet audi bas Sinh bereits ods Sc
gentbeil Der @bre, bic S9anbe. 9az
rum Dermag es aud i9on iebr firth,
ipbalb Oas 8%epubtiein in ibm belle
ptrb, ii9 gu fddmen; barum fiirdtst
es ii9. ausgela9t gu perben. 0as lit
bic srite unb aud bic reinite 9eitalt, in
fpel9er has 8erlangen nab @bre i'm
&inoeslebsn CUR Gri9einung tommt.
SpGter errDtbet bas bei9eibene 9inb
Bel 2ubIprii6en. 9ieIes mebr negatibe
unb pafipe 8erbalten mub au9 fir
bas gauge Iittli9e 2eben ais bic Sauptz
fade angeieben perben, unb bana9
bat bic g~r5iebung ibre MaBreseIn gu
nebmen. @s bdnbeIt ii4 aliO I'M bic
Sur9t Dor S6aube.
Die erSieblide 2situng bes @brses
fibls mub biernad ebenfu1s mebr eiHe
negatipe ala poiitipe iein. Man bers
msibe IorsfGltig iebss S9impfport,
iebe Sdmdbuns, ice entsbrenoe
Strafe, bic bas CARTE @efiibl fir @bre
gu psrleben, bur9 bdufise Dieberbos
lung uber abSuItumpfen psrmOsen.
Sebr i60n iagt Sean paul in ieiner
rllnii6tbaren 2oge": nWo Der SareI
bas Gbrsefiibl bes &inbes periebrte. bd
untsrbriidte i4 i'm, I'M meme GplIesen
in Der Runbe bur6 bas 8eiIpiel gu
lsbren, baB bus Gbrsefiibl. bus uniere
Sage nidt senug erSieben, ods Bette
i'm Wni6en iei, - buB ale unbsren
9efiible, ielbft bic ebelften, ibn in
StunOen aus ben Irmen fallen la1en,
mo i'm bas Gbrsefiibl in ieinen rms
porbGlt, - baB inter ben Menf9eH,
beren @runbfdbe idneigen, unb oeren
2eibenI9dften ineinanber f9reien,
bios ibr @breefiibl benz Sreunbe, benz
8lGubiger unS benz 8eliebten cine
eiIerne Siferbeit perleibe." 0aneben
muB bunn bic poiitipe 9flese bes GBrs
gefiibls bergeben. Sic beI9rdnte ii9
b%prpiesenb auf bic @eubsrung Iebbdfs
ter 5rsuoe iiber iittli9 gefd1ige, bic
Der Srauer unb bes S6merses iiber
mibfGaise SanOlunsen. Solanse benz
SinOe nod bds &ritGnbniB feblt, bas
@ute bes 9uten tpesen gu tbun, tbue es
basielbe aus 2iebe gu ieinen @ltern.
Sebr treffenb fagt Der beriibmte
PGbusose Serbart: nMan ioG tsinen
@brgei5 tiinitGi9 nGbren. aber aud
tein natiirli6es unb ridtiges @brgez
fiibl unteroriiden."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-07
Der blaue Rontas.

Der llngIiidstag Der Do6e, Topeit
rnfdle pon Meniden in 9etradt tom.
men, lit ni6t Der 10 pislfa9 DsrIeum,
bette 6reitag. Ionoern Der Montag, an
benz 1874 procent Der lnfdIe elmer
Wode portommen. @s 1T oas tpo6l
cine Birtung Oes unmdBigen Spnns
t%agssenufes. 1877 Procent Der lin
fGGe fallen auf 0ienitag, 1888 aui
ben Mittpod. 1873 auf ben 0ons
nerItdg, 1888 auf ben 6reitag, ebenIc
piel auf ben Spnnabenb unb 2,69
Prpcent duf ben Spnntag.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-07

= Il m 9retbuns. Serr Doc
tor, t0nnen Sic mir Iasen, mas iensr
Serr nit ben pielen 9riqantrin9en
bort iit9" - D9nGbtge 5rau, bas lit
elm Mann, benz es feline 8erbGltniFe
geitatten, mad benz GriibItiid glei9
5~eierabenO gu mafen!"
-qen9itIt4. &aufmann (auf
einen SunOertmdrtideiu berausgee
benb): r0arf i4 Sbnen fir fiinf3is
Mart SLIDER mitseben9" 0iepits
magO: r2ieber ni4t, mir finb serd6e
b.im SiIbsrpuBen unb ba miiFen mix
has pisIet4t nod mitpubsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-07

= 8 ii n # tge Gslegenbeit.
SeiratbsuermittIer (5u elmer Ganbioaz
tim: nSier bdtt' id einsn It6nen aris
%itptraten, Der anter'm preiE gu baden
pdr'!!"
= 9 dpieriges 9sutf9.
9iireau4ef gum fauIen S9reiber):
rSbean g DO net ulspei' 10, ais O6
g mas tbodn tbaaten - sic tbean
ia bo' mig"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-07

Sin SOpbif. .abpIf, 70
jung lino mir perbeirutbet unb I6on
sebit Oh in ben glub2" = ,gber bod
nur, bamit meine 6reunbs Ii6 Grgevn,
haB MIDI meme lisbe Srdu fortIGBti"
&letnes WiBberftGnS b
n B. 5rau (8ur neinenben &D6in):
rSagen sic, Ranni, no Iiegt benin
eigentIi9 bic llrTu9e Sbrss @rams9"
Rdnni: -8ei Der 8. GOmpagnis!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-07

= 4u4 elm ARRANGEMENT.
Batter: sd babe ia nidts segen Define
8erbinoung nit benz afefOr - muir
miiBte er ii4 erit nit isinen @IGubisern
drransiren!" - SO4ter: rSit bertits
9eiteben, papa - er bat ie ale an
Did getpieien!"
llnnDtbtg. Rei9er Grbz
ontel: r@ds meinit Oh, ion ib mid
nab meinem Sobe perbrenuen laFen9"
Neffe: rWoSu, Sntsl9en9 0u bins
srIGbt ia 70 fdOn senus af5e!"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-19

The editor Of the Republican has
opened his mud batteries on the board
81 county commissioners, and his only
reason is that the board placed his print
ing plant on the assessment roll. It
does seem to work hardship on some
people to compel them to be honest and
30 long as the motive behind the Repub-
iican editors abuse is known the board
viii not be injured by his misstatements.
The people generally approve Of the ac-
tion Of the board in placing his plant on
the roll Tor taxation and all the abuse he
can crowd into his columns will not
change thfi. opinion.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-19
Left with the Ter-phon. Girl.

y telephone girl at popular Broad
way hotel says that five men out of
every ak forget something when they
come out of the telephone booth after
sending message. No matter how
attentive d man may be at other times
his wits secra TO % WOOL gathering ftrr
be has used public telephone. The
lest FerzDn that follows him into tie
booth H. pretty sire 10 find "A forgotten
umbrella Or pair Of gloves. But ciga-
rette smokers are the most fOrgetf,Il.
when a man il talking through the
phone he puts his lighted cigarette on
the desk, fully intending 10 take it M
when he goes out. He seldom Crss il.
The porter comes along during the DAY
and gathers the Malicious stunr,s
into box. Nobody knows but himself
what he does with his pcrquisites in the
way Of tobacco.-N. Y. Herald.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-19
MOVE AND SAVE RENT.
Den<Af TO TeRants and
TFmeknea-

Before the era q apartment houses
the ordinary tenancy in %erg FORK wGs
n yearly one. dating from May !. Mos
IL Elauy cas-s owners of apartment
hoases have adopted the r-actiee Of
renting b. the month. "A object.oua-
he tenant 7Tl.o Rad q years lease and
continued 70 pay his rent promptly
e9aid ner easily be 6ispossessed. lnt fo-
this aud o. Hsr reasons nearly q > good.
the plan u renting b. the TaOrlA be-
CAME general. One effect Of il has been
- y.Or5S considerable benefit 70 t.Fo i'm
I"srta.st e'aszes OF persons ia sew York
tenants znd true kmeu. j Is this
wlse: : tenant Faca;es an apartment
on or 4Oon after IN. drst OF tie month.
Il Is vacant fJr some dzys-perhaps
week. lL4uir..s ar made oI the oW i4er,
agent OF jaGitor. Prospective tenants
are. all 81 then. undecided. Then the
suggestion > made that the balance q
the month win - free 20 q desirable
tenant. The desirable tenant pays
months rent. which includes not only
the ensuing month but also the re-
naming portion Of the month prsred-
ing, and il, thereby, enc two or three
weeks rent free. = cons .dzTa;i r. zghieh
Is 81 considerable importance 10 those
- 10 move TWO or three tiEzes a wear and
are, perhaps. believers in the philoso-
ply u the well-knogyn ndaze3 1T l.
cheaper 70 more than pay rent" This
practice has led 10 a very material re-
duction in the revenues Of landlords
and 10 a corresponding benefit 10 ten
ants collectively.
Tenants. however. are not the only
gamers b. this new system. Formerly
the truckman enjoyed his chiefharvest
IN or about Nag /, and TO Il minor de-
gree Re had a harvest on or about the
first u each month. Vt Other times
there might he litt!e demand for his
services. Ne found business slack.
With the establishment q the pressn;
method. however. all this IS changed.
Removals take place ~ any time IN the
month. The services Of the fruokraen
are in pretty uniform demand.-S. =.
Sun
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-19
MISCELLANEOUS Inks

CznezEnati las the harweHf t4z.esy.
a Iie-sEre h~rias groand fsT azsaals
and EfEEsA hzA kesn ez2AhLiAhed ~ C0x-
Eaekfs. X \.
A Ee~ rife. Izss fEsrod.cs1 is she
Gsrzzz army, Erss fEaz - % % 1hst4
IN EaEzEf<.
Ta-ee rshlzs F0s In the pipes of =
B0Ernez.Czsa shureh oEgzs and ezEsssa
essecE1zEs EEzsz-
8 barge hzilstcze cracked a. il s4rxSk
THE ss6ssalk IN LSzsxtEIIs. XIV duvlEg
Asi-Ftorra, ard oal stsPPed . two
fasA lizard
4 nsw sgxtEz Ct a2E=FSiEfng 10 in
FuzCe Il s4E Frzaeisen- A pszlrr-y deal
er has an fzEsAlgezs rz1z-sF WzsSeh "a
rzae1 up ard 6oWa TIE 4trees before
tAs market. wSiA AEs oEzerFs azzsuGsz
card displayed IN bis bHi. ard eaua-
FzszEsess zftentS0a b. frrqsent eroEszg-
Near eaFas0gznz. Java. tserx il lzke
Il hslIlizg Esal sboszt tsg1 zziles IN eir-
eEzz2tsrenre- IE-resz ee.-zaE4 -
Ets@1Alzg Esd ars euEstsrily ase~nsi-
iEE lzl dssessselFzg. AL c. The wszt-
eEE e-ge sigaAf5e blkaies are ecA-
tizG=Ily f1FzEing AID sxpl1dlHg Al
fhs rzse q three a rzinz-e
We Tel ths Trgth~ wzs The raotio
Displayed b. : western raper. The
e-lt5T gaz G1y p-b-z4hgd unpleasant
frzahs regsr1snE twS ysr1lezz=a. who
Sob -ftsrzszr6 called apoa HAN ans
wiped TIE Es-T Wifh ksrn- he nsxs s.zv
'A- zscat1 g-.safyrs z-sst f-zIz the Ezp.-r.
az3 he living L1facS zzs eu1-
Ff'5e gCs2y GfsElzFsd. -Eutn - re-
esqzr frz fk@ iAju-seS recently r.
eeisel thls paper niII lie juzs Ike the
rpsF q tErra--
: -Gv-i La IN insurance. is zboEt 10
be Plr 20 Z practical test IN san Fran
ri@co- Il = against EnzrDSdable loss Of
employment, tAe policy hoI5eF ~ be
paid thTes-ssBarre-s CT the zEscuzr %
his salary EaT a naCn1h- skes.Il s.--- tire
be required In hIeh 80 Gnd j nev %
Elrign- In ease he ahzrA5 h. rzersrl ere
On trlal a. 4 less r1ss Ent han h5s for-
re saaarv, he sIfs=renee viii D. made
up b. The company The company has
iae authorization % the state insur-
ance commissioner 70 do business IN
California.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-19
sAFErY on THE RAN

Tg1rss abost 10 - Pgblisted IN the
eleventh statistical report Of the inter
stsse eSmmerg@ eoEsmiasson show that
there are fsS saisr yAAres II the word
than The inssrl0E a 4 passenger eoach On
an Ameriesn railway. Esen the streets
II a eitg ofser more des1iy p<TiIs tsaa
does saiErusd traia ruanizx a, sixty
miles an b0zF.
To these Wh9 irssel a. Passengers the
records d accident furnished ~ the
eossmlsEen's foTtbeonEsng report are
fall oi sssDrznze- In the ysar pree-sITnx
Jsne -. 1sSs, e1Aetly sol Go al Fzsser-
RrTs EeTe carried on railroads in the
United States. Tie nzmhsss q p4ssen
gers carried Oos Enils--or. more teekn5e-
ally speaking, ;he paa4hes q passenger
mlSes-Eas I3.3-9.s5D. 1l4. of the en-
tire nsHSteE Of passengers carried. there
we're ~ Killed ali zDa5 injzrei. one
paSseEzrr Vas killed for every Z2s7 20
carried and oae vas iniar@d for every
IT1-lI carried. For each passenger
killed, so5s2. SD Passenger miles uere
run; for each Passenger iniarel, 4,5is,-
10.
This riesns that an average Traveller
wo5d have 20 % .554 20 miles bei9rt
receiving N isizry. and 50.5i2 80 nsiles
betore icing killed. A persoa woald
die q cd age long beioEe beinz killed
On the rail. and ~oaL5 bare % ride con
tiauoasly Tor fifteen years IN the tastes;
trains 70 zee; With even Al Injury.
Lie ia great elty ofsers no sueh in
ruCniiy from danger. judged by sgure.
Il ACCIDENTS, about the safest place is the
iaterSog d street car. Only one per-
en- il iaj7red ~ the street railroads toE
every 300 people carried, tholzi. this
ratio includes persons on the street
struck By ezrs as sell a. those injured
while riding. According TO the sgures
81 Z. e Carries Of the MARYLAND Casu-
atty rPany, uhieh are con piled from
the records Of twelve casualty eouaua-
MES, from the experiences Of the prin-
eipis business houses oi the city, and
from the police reports, there are about
40 Accidents day in Chicago. II the
eiIy's population is ] 5000. this
means that one person in every
1913 is il injured each day in the city
Daring the year covered by the inter
state commerce commissions report,
1888 railroad employees ~ere killed and
3l,76l injured. One out Of every AZ
employees Was killed and ore o4t oj
every - we're injured.
The total number Of persons killed by
railroads, exclusive Of both passenger,
and employees vas 1880, and Of people
injured, 6l76. Of the trespassers-
men stealing rides-iOG3 we're killed ant
474S were injured.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-19

THE interruptions pension attorneys
~h6 hase Teen after the scalp Of Com
fnissSoaer Evans haze faileI - sustain
their charge- Of determination against
the pepsi0ner. lie has turned down
many frauluieut eases that we're worked
np by these attorneys for the fee they
would get ont Of them but the inyes,i-
eating committee N the q. 4. Il. found
nothing wrong and HiIl - report to the
national eBeamPment at Philadelphia
next month. The committee made a
thorough investigation OF the charges
and found that the commissioner had
simply been doing his duty by following
the law and the rules Of the department.
Evans has refused 10 allow these zen.
sion attorneys 70 run his bureau and
they retsliatsd by attempting 10 nee the
q. A. r. for the purpose Of downing him.
They failed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-19

Was the result Of bis splendid healt' A.,
In lomitrbie wiz AMI tremendous ener.
~ are not fOan1 where Stomach. Liver.
kid1eys and Bowels are out 0f order
lyon want these qualities and the sue
cess they bring, use DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. They develop every power
Of brain and body. Only -: at 4. l..
MI.ler's Drug store
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-19

LAsT Sunday. Spokesman Review
contained sensational account Of the
drowning d man named Montgomery
in CEur d'Alene lake while Tescuing a
child from the water. The minutest
details are given bat there il no truth
~ the story, it is without foundation
and purely the work Of an imaginative
sensa'ionalist. Il is one Of the biggest
faEss that has been worked off on
Newspaper for many moons.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-19

IT il hoped tina, Secretary Root's pol
icy 20 wind mp the Philippine war in
tho shortest time possIbls will prove
suecsssiul. II We must fight the Filipi-
nos let the EZh. he bard one and to q
finish without DELAY.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-19
Eer eaI. Pablle Land serin.

Soldiers additional homestead scrip.
viii take any government land subject
t. homestead entry. No residence or
cultivation required. One person can
enter all the land he plesses. Title
p uses at once on allowance of entry by
general land Office. Address, Henry
y. Copp, Editor Df Settlers Guide. I'D.
Washington. j. e. an95. nov.5.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-19

THE fate Of D,eyius i. still an unsogved
problem and no matter what the final
verdict may be, enough evidence has
already been produced to satisfy the
world that he il innocent Of the cha-ge
oi treason and the victim Of a foul con
spiracy.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-19

THE Republican wonders 'Ehat is the
Boise statesman's motive in lauding
Governor stunenberg and Auditor Sin
clair 10 the skies On account Of the Sho-
shone campaign" Honesty and a love
for lag aud order.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-08-19

b. ID" seize luie Of the transport Sc.
vice, il Is Delsiyfd that 1900 soldiers
can be landed ~ Manila by the end Of
November.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-06-16
THE INDIVIDUAL.

The study of history shows that at
the head of every great reform there
stands some one strong man who is
the leading spirit and directing gen.
ius of the movement. Every reform
began as an idea or purpose in some
mans mind. The main factors of
progress and reform in the world
from the beginning until now have
been persons. Principles are mere
distractions, impotent and incapa-
BILE, until they are embodie in
person.
The need of the world is able and
capable leaders. One valiant man
again and again has been the savior
of his nation and people. Carlyle
argued that the history of the world
was mainly the history of the few
great men who labored in it and for
it. All progress has come to us
through the genius and goodness of
some few individual souls. 1t was
not committee that built the ark.
1t was Noah. 1t was not geograph-
ical society that discovered Amer
lea. 1t was Columbus. 1t was not
university that unveiled the uses of
electricity. 1t was Edison. 1t was
not an order that saved Itlay from
moral death. 1t was Francis of AS
sissi. 1t was not a Dorcas society
that went to the Crimea. 1t was
Florence Nightingale. 1t was not
system of education that made
Rugby a good school of character.
1t was Arnold.
At the head of every great move
ment that has blessed mankind and
lifted the earth sunward stands
some solitary man who was its in
spiration and controlling spirit. 1t
is impossible to overestimate the
power of the single individual man.
He who lives true, pure life lives
for himself alone. His goodness
makes goodness easier for others.
No man liveth for himself.-Bosier
ha,) Banner.